[inaudible] tenderloin [inaudible] which doctor browner spoke to already. since 2013 was a short compliance period some of todays presentation will include up dates after the reporting period to provide additional context to the important topics. with that i would like to turn it over to greg [inaudible] with economic and workforce development >> thank you, good afternoon. greg assay with the work force division. i will walk through the hiring provision in the development agreement. there is construction related and also operations are what we call end use requirements. let's start with construction. what you see here are the 4 different goals outdlined in the development agreement with construction. the first 2 deal with administrate v and engineering positions. the first is hires and the second is internships. the third is the nob nub graduates getting placed at the site and construction work and the last row is the one i thunk folkerize most interested in. the goal is a minimum of 30 percent of trade hours for union journeyman and aen in prtances perform

and came here to exz spress concern there isn't agreement on the [inaudible] as you heard doctor browner announced they reached ongrument with saint ant in a. i think this week [inaudible] she has been very open with us about the progress. i hope this is good news. i expect it is good news. saint anteany is a credible provider. there was a meeting in the tender loan erloin who expressed a intres in being able to tell cpmc what thairb preference would be and how to get helt care in the tenderloin and would like to take that theme and apply it to [inaudible] to plan a community forum that would describe what the plans for the rebuild of saint luke suz about. i think we had a honest exchange and made it clear it is our hope and expectation this isn't just a presentationf, this is a opportunity to talk to people in the community but about the what they need in health care. as we discussed from the folks from cpmc, we have gone a long way-there was a time the hospital inpatient is closed, this is a time for us to say that decision is made, how can we work together to make this the best hospit

doctor browner, the floor is yours again >> i do want to correct a couple misimpression about the saint lukes diabetes clinic and also our role in engaging with the medical staff. i meet with the medical staff monthly. i will meet with them at the conclusion of this meeting and sure we'll talk about the diabetes clinic. 70 percent of those patients seft identify at english as the language, 30 percent is spanish. of the 3 providers 2 are bilingual [inaudible] of the visiting providers they are about 70 percent bilingual and spanish so it is not true we are not providing bilingual services to patients who need them and it is true the quality of the care we provide is first rate and invite you to come down and see that first hand. we are extremely proud of how we are doing to help patient manage gestational and other forms of dediabetes. we knhimented to look at cultural and lick wisticly appropriate services. as i think you real aiz, those standards are not as spinge as many of the other standards hospitals live up to and hofep by engaging in nationally recognized expercent figure how to

and the lawn is getting browner and browner.h the cool week ahead it's not going to be that bad for our gardens out there. a little drizzle this morning and more in the forecast tonight. maybe a shower tomorrow and a new extended outlook includes another chance of showers into next week. i'll tell you about it coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the search is on tore a silicon valley woman who tossed out an original apple computer worth $200,000. and plus a bay area town that keeps getting tagged. the fine line between art and vandalism and the debate that's >> covering lossal toss antioch, and all the bay area. this is abc7 news >>> the next story is kind of like your mom tossing out your old comic books and baseball cards. a south bay recycling company is looking for a woman that cleaned out her garage and dropped off an apple vintage 1 computer worth $200,000. >> this milpitas recycling company made a surprising discovery. >> it's like you won the lottery. >> last month a woman dropped off several boxes of what she tho

. >> lawns throughout california are going to get a lot browner as the drought continues. next week, state mandates take effect requiring water districts to cut usage in some cases as much as 36%. paul rogers, managing editor for kqed science and environment writer for the "san jose mercury news" talking about how these cuts may alter the landscape literally and figuratively, right? do you ever think you'd be spending this time much talking about people's lawns? >> well the drought is like an earthquake. it's a natural disaster and we need a quick response. in many cases, we're running out of water. the lawn is where 50% of the water is in terms of residential use. it's the low-hanging fruit the easiest place to get the most savings. and as we see the governor's mandates hitting all these different cities who are facing fines of up to $10,000 a day if they don't meet their targets, a lot of cities around the state are expanding programs to buy back people's lawns and to pay them to tear out their grass and put in drought-tolerant plants. just this week, the metropolitan wa

one of the stories i've been talking about is a young man in new york named khalid browner who went toprison three years in reikers. he tried to commit suicide because of that. that's part of the unease in our country. none of it excuses violence but there is an unease in our big cities and we need to be aware of it. >> senator, nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, the war has started. hillary clinton striking back at the cash author claims she gave favors to those who donated to her foundation. >>> donald trump sounding off on a topic everyone is talking about. i'll tell you what i think off the record. that is ahead. and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade and e-trade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. look like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwa