outcomes and patterns we see right now. >> we, in san francisco, are lucky to have a very active, involved department of public health. of which zuckerbergn francisco general is a a part. there is a tremendous amount of work going on to address the opiate overdose crisis at every level on the street, in the tenderloin, all over the city, in people's homes, at the hospital. we are a critical part of the care delivery system. we provide care in the emergency department, our psychiatric emergency department. fortunately, we heard the numbers that were issued by the health department for the second year in a row, we've seen some decline in accidental opiate overdose deaths. that has to be due to a lot of this concerted effort that we in the department of public health are doing. >> it is good to see that. there is change on the horizon. where do you see the hospital changing, evolving, growing over the next several years? >> there are so many opportunities to support the work at the hospital. i would say our priorities at the foundation would be twofold. one, you heard susan talk about the needs related to mental and behavioral health. we ha

san francisco human rights commission executive director dr. cheryl davis. san francisco human rights commission chair, karen clapton. san francisco status of women commissioner (inaudible) status of women commissioner (inaudible) zuckerberg san francisco general hospital women's option med ical center dr. eleanor drake. that was a lot. [applause] we also have marin county health human service director (inaudible) i will let our da come up and then start the list again. madam da. >> thank you director and thank you mayor breed for putting not only this coalition together but bringing us together today to promote the awareness of the issue and i'm glad to be a member of this coalition to do what i can to make sure that women and others have the right and access to this type of healthcare that they need. what we know is as much as we can try to protect the right, we have people who are working as we just heard to intimidate women from gaining access to the healthcare that we have made legal for them in california. that we have healthcare providers receiving threats that are the target of vilnsh and we as a city and as a state have to do more to protect those who are trying to gain access to their rights as patients and thos

. >> numerous trees have come down in the storm, one tumbled over at zuckerberg 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

zuckerberg san francisco general hospital at 1 39 and it washington hospital healthcare system in fremontat 3 44 this morning at santa clara valley medical center in san jose. already a much needed break today after just a significant rain event, especially that san francisco second all time rainfall day for any month for any years goes back to 18 49 coming in almost 8.5 inches of our pardon me 5.5 inches of rain in san francisco in other areas to got up that much. okay. that was an atmospheric river. we've got another atmospheric river. teed up, potentially for wednesday and thursday. so what happens tuesday and monday and tuesday. we're going to get a few sprinkles in here. a few showers but nothing big. maybe 1/10 of initial quarter of an inch tomorrow. same kind of thing on tuesday, so essentially an opportunity to let the creeks come down a little bit. that will still you know, there'll still be some water coming from the sky and some pounding on the roadways. but we'll have a chance. it's not like we're going to see the system coming right after you know the atmospheric river right

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see the screen. >> i'm a project manager with san francisco public works the projects i manage are located at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and funded by the 2016 public health and safety bond. i'm here to request a project modification approval. it is for dine consultants for the building 5 seismic retrofit to increase the amount by 300 thousand dollars for a new not to exceed contract amount of 2 million, 530, 818. and to retroactive low extend the duration for a total of 3, 484 days. 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.

san francisco. the colorful heart sculptures are decorated with different themes like the san francisco skyline and landmarks like the golden gate bridge, the palace of fine arts and the painted ladies display support zuckerberg, san francisco general alright for any musician, appearing and performing at carnegie hall is an enormous accomplishment. livermore high school musicians are getting their chance, but they need some help from music lovers and supporters to make the trip. it happened. ktvu is tom baker has their story. the f through talent and hard work. livermore high schools, chamber orchestra and symphonic band have earned the equivalent of musicians chance of a lifetime to play carnegie hall 131 year old renowned grand concert facility is one of the most prestigious venues on earth for both classical and popular music. they want to major competition last year and were invited by carnegie hall to apply to appear. we spent a good amount of time at the end of last school year. recording ourselves and submitting auditions. with pictures and bios and the whole nine yards and we were one of 12 groups nationwide to be accepted. two of that is yeah. this is not about bragging or showing off. this is about

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year at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto and at 1 16 yesterday morning at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and at 1 39. at washington hospital healthcare system in fremont, but he is the first well the storm damage at the oakland zoo , forcing the zoo to be closed for the next two weeks. you'll see more of this storm damage and we'll tell you what's being done to get the oakland zoo operating again. and in just a couple of hours and right now the 134th rose parade begins in pasadena. details of how the bay area will be well represented in one of the nation's most famous parade. it's from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. january 2nd. it feels weird that it's a monday no. second the holidays still observed here. steve paulson is back. everybody's back, and it's a good thing. you're back. we have a lot of rain headed our way. i don't kid around. you guys know you don't just don't do that. i think we're in for a lot of rain here between n

san francisco, you probably see some heart shaped artwork around the city. it's part of the hearts in sf fundraiser for san francisco general zuckerberg general hospital, colorfullptures that decorated with different themes like the san francisco skyline and landmarks like the golden gate bridge, the palace of fine arts and the painted lady. organizers say the sale of these hearts in the past raised millions of dollars for the hospital. you know, this is so homey. it didn't it didn't happen here, a community heartbroken after a mass shooting in half moon bay. what we're learning about the seven farm workers who were killed and what happened during the suspected gunman's first court appearance. there is an increased focus on healing and mental health following two mass shootings in california in just days. how one community in particular is hurting and the attacks happened in the state with some of the most restrictive gun laws in the country here from one expert who says those laws are working despite these recent tragedies. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. good morning and thank you for being with us, gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave c

if you go to san francisco, you might notice some heart shaped art when it's happening across the city, part of the hearts and sf fundraiser for sf zuckerberggeneral hospital. colorful heart sculptures that decorated with different themes such as the san francisco skyline and landmarks , including the golden gate bridge, the palace of fine arts . and, of course, the painted ladies. the sale of the hearts and the past has raised millions 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 included six large heart sculptures, eight tabletop heart sculptures and nine mini hearts will be auctioned off in just a few weeks. well, just like everything else. valentine's day will be more expensive this year, a new survey by the national retail federation shows americans plan to spend nearly $26 billion this year and more than half of people surveyed say they expect to spend an average of $192 to celebrate the day. that's about $17 more than last year. top gifts include candy cards and f

if you go to san francisco, you might notice some heart shaped artwork across the city. it's part of the hearts in sf fundraiser for sf zuckerberg general hospital. the cultural heart sculptures are decorated 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 hearts in the past have raised millions 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 included six large heart sculptures, eight tabletop heart sculptures and nine many heart sculptures will be auctioned off in just a few weeks. school students in livermore have earned the opportunity of a lifetime. livermore high schools , chamber orchestra and symphonic band won a competition last year and have been invited to perform at carnegie hall in new york city. we spent a good amount of time at the end of the last school year. recording ourselves and submitting auditions. with pictures and

in san francisco, i are you opening a safe injection site where mark zuckerberg want to live. no. they will be open in neighborhoods of color. low are income neighborhoodses people like in greater harlem coalition we don't have a voice and all dito sit her and give hear nothing every hearing you hold. we are not professionals we are here to tell you when we talk to the police, police are not happy. fire department not happy. local businesses represented by our business improve am district look it up. 125th street district. and -- they are not happy. i apologize for cutting anybody off everybody gets 2 minutes. next speaker, please. [inaudible]. >> supervisors, first and foremost, listen to the comment was speaker from harlem. number 2, i see all the presenters including those who are representing the san francisco police department have left the chambers. i want to tell you supervisors, and the city attorney and the mayor that they are not doing a need's assessment a cartel that has over 500 places or units in the east bay. 200 in san francisco. [inaudible]. flooding our streets w

zuckerberg and behavioral health services. on the expenditure side we're projected to remain above budget with savings of about a million dollars with short falls at san francisco general hospital laguna honda hospitals and savings with the other divisions so overall 15.3 million projected deficit moving forward. as commissioners may recall we do have a management reserve they will discuss at the end that can help smooth these fluctuations in the current year so next slide please. so going into the details san francisco general is expecting a $5 million deficit. the revenue is expected to be $4 million over budget. in total and not 33 million. our expenditures overall is $9.1 million short fall with short fall in salaries and benefits and 3.8 million in non personnel services and including cost for registry and $5 million related to material and supplies as part of increased inflationary costs as well as additional covid operating costs that weren't accountd and 4 million net and the 9 million short fall gets to a $5 million difsit at zuckerberg general. laguna honda as i mentioned 23.9 million due to reduced census since the beginning the year and this revenue