senate, police and fire chiefs, numerous doctors and public health professionals from the california hospital association to the california psychiatric association, and the numerous mental health advocacy organizations. namis.f. and treatment advocacy center and suicide prevention network. and a number of homeless services providers such as saint vincent de paul society and other labor and business organizations. lastly i do want to thank jeff from my staff who spent countless hours on this issue and my entire staff, but jeff in particular for his tireless work on this issue. colleagues, i know there will be lots of comments on this issue. i want to thank my colleagues for their support, and supervisor campos to find what i believe will be a great solution in terms of implementing laura's law here in san francisco. >> supervisor campos? >> thank you, mr. president. i know that a lot of my colleagues want to speak on this issue so i'll try to be as brief a possible. i know this is a very difficult issue for many of us and that passions run very high on this issue. facing mental illness is clearly one of t

cover california relieve to the hospital association there are a list that top producers. endorsement production refers to the number even if enforcement for the certified under the california covered system we placed in 34 statewide and 3 as government eligibility i want to acknowledge the staff that worked to make sure that people got coverage i'll leave my director's report there at the if there's questions thank you, commissioners. >> questions to the director? and there is an addendum that the director had >> yes. i thought we could get our h.r. director this week we tried to get a increase in the number of people hired i wanted to acknowledge our human resources director highly give you an update we was able to secure more resources from our department this week and i'm thankful for his work. >> good afternoon. i'm ironing the human resources director so in the report essentially i'm giving you some updates two new san francisco general and one on the honda and most people are critical to get requisitions through we have a manager over the merit they do our exams so w

with you, we have broad support near universal support in the california nurses association to all our physician organizations and the hospital and the dental hi gift and the community consortium and so forth. we have the engrossment if our san francisco parent packs and the citywide pta and school specific at el dorado and fairmont and brad 10 and mckinley and presidio middle school and the ruth art school and sherman and elementary and parent for public schools and support from the public parks and the parks alliance and the residents of town square and joe demaggio and the nurses the laborser the united educators and the american federation have teachers and s c i u and deep support from our san francisco marin food bank and the tenderloin hunger task force and the coalition. so the question is if the beverage industry is convinced this isn't going it work why is our physicians and nurses and park advocates say outcomes i'm going to go with the advocates we know this measure is going to work this is exactly why the bench industry is fighting. i want to note as mentioned we're introducing a technical clean up amendments tod

hospital. [chanting] >> now, yesterday, the california nurses association picketed. n says a projected $19 million increase in county property tax revenues should be used to keep the medical center open. that hospital right now is running on a $6 million loan from the county. it is slated to be closed in october but it may close down sooner since many of the employees are leaving for more stable jobs. >>> there appears to be a growing number of complaints about license plate readers on bay area bridges. now, those electronically scan a car's license plate at the tollbooth and then send a bill in the mail to the registered owner. according to the chronicle, the scanners can often misread a plate and send a bill to a different driver. drivers told the chronicle, they've gotten tickets despite never going near a bridge and some have gotten tickets that don't live the prayer. bridge officials admit with millions of transactions processed each year, mistakes are sometimes made. >>> less than 24 hours after chevron received approval to start the $1 billion overhaul. richmon

. >> the california nurses association is scheduling rallies if today can tomorrow to demand the city of richmond and chevron help the hospital out to stay open. nurses want chevron to provide money to doctors as part of the refinery's $1 billion modernization project and a resolution will be heard today calling on contra costa county to take over the hospital and provide funding. the hospital is shedding skilled worker and 66 have left since may. >> tenants in san francisco will protest the conversion of apartment buildings into tourist accommodations. protesters say hundreds have been evicted under a special legislative action and thousands have been converted to hotel room violating van laws and hurt the low if middle classes. >>> representatives from air b and b are at the white house as part of a disaster relief event bringing together technology, prepares and members of the disaster response commute to highlight innovation to improve disaster response and recovery. that includes remarks by president obama and representatives from public and private secretaries, the white house department of innovation and respond was la