and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter>> we're back with little joe, of little joe la familia here on "comunidad del valle" celebrating my quinceanera on my show. and you have an affinity, joe, for the american veteran. i remember yovan, i was never brave enough to sign my name the dotted line. talk to me briefly about your honor and respect toward the american veteran. >> well, i think -- my family has been very military starting with one of my uncles who fought in world war ii, and then my older brother is in the korean conflict. my second oldest brother did two tours in vietnam and it goes down the line. altogether, my family has served in the military over 400 years. >> wow. >> that's a lot. my nieces and nephews and cousins. i have one sister that had four kids that were all military and three boys and the girl and the girl outranked them all. >> wow. >> yeah. >> the old man in the military. >> yeah. and i don't know, maybe that comes in the gene. my mom's father was [ speaking spanish ] who i'm named after. but like

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >> one person is dead after a helicopter crashed into new york's east river. it went down after 3 p.m. the pilot and three others were quickly pulled from the water alive. divers found a woman's body in 50 feet of water. the chaupt had been -- the chopper had been sputtering. an investigation is under way. >>> chris christie is sticking with his original decision and will not seek presidential nomination. >> i've explored options. i've listened to so many people and considered if this was something i needed to take on. in the end, what i always felt was the right decision remains the right decision today. >> governor christy made the announcement this morning. he says now is not his time. the governor's advisors say he hasn't ruled out a future run. >>> apple may have disappointed fans tonight. the big announce announcement involved upgrades to the current model. details on the gadget and when you can buy it. >> reporter: apple unveiled the latest version of

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. our story is you. >>> for more on our show, check out our web site. i hope you'll follow me on our twitter handle at maria bartiromo. we'll get earnings news from i unilever, starbuck's, kraft and other companies. total sales are out on tuesday. chairman ben bernanke also holding a press conference. on thursday the leaders of the world's largest economies will meet once again at the g-20 annual gathering, this year happening in cannes, france. friday the release of the monthly report. we'll find out how many jobs were created or lost in the month of october. finally today, is it getting crowded in here or is it just me? on monday, october 31st, somewhere in one of 200 countries, total world population is expected to reach 7 billion people, according to data information. it took 123 years to 1927 for that number to reach 2 billion before expanding rapidly in the last century. the largest age group are those 20 to 39 years old who make up more than 30% of all people in the world t

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. road block >>> oakland city leaders eagle to tackle the city's violence problem have hit another roadblock. mayor jean quan has delayed a trio of proposals councilmembers argue will help fight crime. christin ayers is in oakland with what's next for the city. christin. >> reporter: that city council meeting yesterday ended with a major anticrime plan delayed and nothing much accomplished. mayor jean quan was scheduled to appear today at a press conference. she backed out of that and instead sent a staff member who insisted she does have a plan. >> to tell you the truth, i'm very kind of disappointed. >> reporter: city councilman ignacio de la fuente deflated after tuesday's marathon city council session. >> we had hours of debate and unfortunately we were not able to do some of the things that i believe are necessary to make the city better. >> reporter: de la fuente and city councilman larry reid were pushing a trio of hard hitting policies they hoped would cut down on crime in

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. our story is you. >>> in spite of the barrage of bad news from europe that buffets us from day to day, there may be some signs of economic recovery in the u.s. on the horizon. that's what jes staley, the ceo of jpmorgan investment bank told me this week. we talked about the consumer, the economy and the business of investment banking. >> first two quarters of revenue fell down to a billion dollars. our corporate clients put the brakes on. whether it was the m&a market, the ipo market, the debt markets got a lot quieter. so fees just came down. what you do when that happens is stay focused on your clients and know that it's going to come back. >> you have publicly released the kind of exposure that you have to europe. but that's on a net basis. what happens if we see a default in greece or somewhere and we see dominos start to fall. the impact on a gross basis. are you prepared for the worst in terms of europe and a real fall there? >> we're very comfortable with our net exposure

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. . >>> good morning traffic is going to be busy at the bay bridge nevertheless you are seeing a slow down slightly crowded on the way to the city. >>> time now 6:25, the board of supervisors will talk about the issue of free youth muny passes. they are calling on the school district to help pay the cost of this however the transportation agency faces a $23 million budget deficit. muny bus passes are up from $10 two years ago. >>> oakland police are responding to a bold theft that was caught on tape. it happened yes, sir morning. now the thief grabbed a chain and raced out the store. the surveillance picture took a clear picture of the crime in progress but the owner said the police never came by to investigate despite his repeated calls. >> they don't have time for something i guess you could call it minor, to me it is not minor so it is a bill loss for us. >> officers were responded at the time of the theft including a shooting and robbery however jordan stil

our california pacific medical center. clearly another important project is cpmc. in the next year, i will undertake a $2.5 billion project. project will combine the existing california and pacific campuses into new, seismically safe hospital on our hill. cpmc will also of hold its commitment to rebuild and operate st. luke's. we are, with the partnership, closely working in other to ensure that this project will provide all the necessary services to all the residents of san francisco, especially the poor and underserved. i expect this project will get built. stock options. for a city working so hard to support innovators and create jobs, there is one area we have to do better on, and that is our business tax system. it is broken when you have policies that punish job creation. that is what our payroll tax has done. that is what some of the old ordnances we have on the books have done as well. we took the first step in june to address this problem when i signed legislation that reduces the payroll tax legislation on pre-ipo companies. but i am not done yet. i am com

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. . >>> welcome back to the morning news, time now 6:55 jackie spear wants to experience what it is like to live on food stamps. today she begins a five-day challenge to eaton a budget -- eat on a budget of only $4.50 per day. she wants to experience how a growing number of americans are -- number of americans are living in this tough economy. more than 3.5 million americans are living on food stamps. >>> they are expected to hit the 7 billion mark. more people are being added in a shorter amount of time. just 12 years ago, we passed the 6 billion mark. we are expected to reach 9. 3 billion die the year 2050. >>> two couldn't joined twins are expected to be separated in palo alto. they are joined at the chest and abdomen. they will go through an eight hour operation. a team of doctors and nurses will carefully separate them. if everything goes well, the twins may be home in about 12 days after tomorrow's operation. >> incredible. >>> coming up at 7:00, let's ch

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hewlett- packard has done an aging -- an amazing job in helping us put this together, along with california pacific medical center, harris corporation. i do not want to offend anybody, but they're all in the program. i want to thank you so much. fleet week is very expensive to put on. we pay for things like the fuel for the air show. we pay for the transportation. we pay for the restrooms, trash disposal, and all those kinds of things. the sponsors have been terrific in helping us out. i do want to tell you that this is an important event to me personally, because i in my previous life, i was commanding the first marine division in april of 1992. we had been to the gulf war. we had been in all these parades. we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest riot history. we had 300 people killed, 3000 people wounded. and we found ourselves, two days later, with the first win division in the seventh infantry division in los angeles to quell the riots. and we d

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter story is you. >>> welcome back, everybody. you're looking live at oakland. police forces moving over from the plaza. trying to break up the occupy oakland situation. now moving to a second occupation. that's at snow park. you can see the police on motorcycles and also on foot. the time is 6:25. this morning police in san francisco are searching for a yoo neek missing item. try a 5,300 pound bell. that's right. somebody stole the bell from st. mary's cathedral. police are hoping nearby surveillance cameras will tell them when thieves took the copper bell and how they managed to take it. police say they hit a building a block away. now a reward is being offered for the safe return. >> for whom it tolls. 6:26 right now. 800,000 people left netflix over the last three months. 800,000 subscribers lost over the quarter which netflix raised prices and spried to separate the website to two only to change its mind. shares fell more than 30%. sat the same time they're losing customers they're p

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter our story is you. >>> new this morning, the city tells occupy oakland protesters it's time to leave their tent cities. what are they saying about it? i'll have the answer coming up in a live report.

of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutter health's california pacificedical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> new video tonight from the sunset district in san francisco, where police say a man in his late 90s was heading home, when he apparently hit the gas, instead of the brake and drove through a house. building inspectors are trying to determine if that building is still structural. safe. >>> in los angeles, prosecutors in the involuntary manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray played more of that auto recording of a slurring michael jackson. that was jackson saying how much he cares about sick children, and how he planned to create a children's hospital for them. a transcript was displayed to help jurors. dr.murray recorded it on his phone six weeks before jackson died. prosecutors played part of that tape during opening statements today they played the full recording. they show the doctor kn

california pacific medical center owns this building. they are concerned. they say the building isn't safe. it may be even dangerous. they are concerned about the roof and some other things. remaining protesters moved to another building not far from here and took over a 17 unit apartment building. san francisco pd aware of that and on the scene, they are here as well, not in large numbers, just as observers really, waiting, last time we heard, waiting to hear what the owners of these buildings want to do. tila tequila m, abc7 news. >>> san jose -- police are asking for the public's help solving the murders of two former san jose state students victims identified at 21-year-old eric otokawa of san jose and his 20-year-old girlfriend kristina pandula. police say both were shot to death late saturday morning inside otokawa's rental behind a victorian home on south third street the door of the operate opens up to an alley investigators tracking down leads told neighbors both were shot in the head several times and may have their killer. >> we need the public's

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter our story is you. . >>> a grieving family came here looking for justice. the mother of this man went to the intersection of berkeley where her son, her only son was shot and killed september 12th of last year. he was walking home from a party with his fiance. two robbers attacked them and shot and killed her son. it was his 35th birthday, a birthday he shared with his twin sister. >> he is my brother, he is my heart. and we made many things together... >> now police say the description of the suspects are pretty vague but they believe somebody has information. there is a $20,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> well the drug violence is spreading to mexico city. police found two human heads on a street right near a military base yesterday, a message from one of the drug cartels was attached to the heads. now this is common in other parts of mexico but mexico city so far has been spared from that. >>> well, we are already take more in airline fees than ever befo

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. >>> good morning, bay area. we have clouds in the skies and some light showers early on today. better chance of rain this afternoon. chance of rain more likely by the afternoon, especially in the north bay. but as weed had toward the rest of the week, we have -- as we head toward the rest of the week, warmer weather. rain in far northern california and sprinkles in the bay area. that will likely pick up toward the afternoon. computer models picking up on it now pretty well in the afternoon. you are going to notice more showers beginning to gather here in the bay area especially in parts of the north bay. about 1:00 or so you can see that heavier band still just off the coast. better chance of rain outside. bring the rain jacket and umbrella. you may need them. temperatures not bad today. warmer numbers in the south bay with a little more sun. those numbers expected to be in the mid-70s in the warmest spots towards san jose, 76 livermore. north bay cloudy and rain. today we are

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. the pancreatic cancer that eventually led to his death. that's eventual death.... that's ac >>> expecting to a hear a lot more about steve jobbs. he refused life saving surgery on pancreatic cancer that led to his death, according to his biographer. >> he said i didn't want my body to be opened. i didn't want to be violated in that way. he's regretful about it. >> 60 minutes biographer walter isaac son told apple's co-founder that his cancer was of the 5% treatable with surgery but jobs wanted to treat it with natural and spiritual methods and then it spread. you can see the complete review tonight on "60 minutes" at 7:00 p.m. >>> that is going to be on the heel

. >> reporter: sutter health opens both properties and operates the california pacific medical center which plans a billion dollar facility at the cathedral hotel site. the san francisco police out here. i was talking to a spokesperson they are telling me even though this is going to be a lot of manpower, it is going to cost the city some money these incidents are generally done for publicity and they do not trash the buildings. cathedral hill hotel, going to be a medical facility and charlie's will probably not be trashed. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 40 people are camped out today at the occupy oakland protest. a tent city popped up in outside city hall last night. so far, oakland police are not citing people for camping. tweets from demonstrators claim officers told them they have 24 hours. yesterday hundreds showed up calling for economic change. some say this is one of many ways this group hopes to send a message to wall street. >> many things we can do. we control the market, our money, every time we make a deposit, pay a bill we are headaching that corporate giant stronger.

. >> reporter: sutter health opens both properties and operates the california pacific medical center which plans a billion dollar facility at the cathedral hotel site. the san francisco police out here. i was talking to a spokesperson they are telling me even though this is going to be a lot of manpower, it is going to cost the city some money these incidents are generally done for publicity and they do not trash the buildings. cathedral hill hotel, going to be a medical facility and charlie's will probably not be trashed. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 40 people are camped out today at the occupy oakland protest. a tent city popped up in outside city hall last night. so far, oakland police are not citing people for camping. tweets from demonstrators claim officers told them they have 24 hours. yesterday hundreds showed up calling for economic change. some say this is one of many ways this group hopes to send a message to wall street. >> many things we can do. we control the market, our money, every time we make a deposit, pay a bill we are headaching that corporate giant stronger.

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. san leandro king >>> 6:16. let's take a look at today's top stories. san leandro police are looking for at least two gunman who killed three people after a weekend party. the victims were shot early yesterday morning. while leaving a tattoo party at a wearhouse in the city. >>> and starting today, people who call 911 from their homes in pacifica will talk with a dispatcher who is in south san francisco. pacifica police are outsourcing their dispatching duties to keep from laying off officers on patrol. >>> and a verdict is expected today in italy in the appeals case of an american exchange student convicted of murder. amanda knox is serving a 26-year prison sentence for the stabbing death of her british roommate. >>> good morning, bay area. off and going on this monday morning. don't forget the rain coat and umbrella, folks. storm clouds are moving in. and skies are mostly cloudy and we are beginning to see a few light showers showing up at least in parts of the north bay and a

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she is the west bay region chief of staff and the california pacific medical center. she is an expert in the field of safety, security, and emergency management. >> handy description here is one of the largest private not-for- profit academic medical centers in california. we believe the largest medical center in san francisco. and we provide a wide variety of services to support our community, the public health system, etc.. i wanted to focus on the type of community resources that we offer, and what we have offered in the past both locally and nationally. i also want to dispel the emergency preparedness for all hospital as about the influx of casualties and patients. i will get into that story in just a moment. we provide resources to the community. we're working with a number of community churches to make sure that there are emergency planning processes are in place, that they can house multiple individuals if we have or when we have a large disaster occurred. providing resources to other facilities and organizations. in 2003, the hospital council came together and

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. kirchner. >>> as american troops get ready to leave iraq, some are celebrating and some are expressing concern. from the streets of baghdad to the campaign trail here in the united states, there are difficult questions about the timing and consequences of this milestone. nbc's brian moore has the story. >> i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: president obama's decision to pull the last u.s. troops out of iraq is welcome news for military spouses. >> it's great. i think it's wonderful. the troops need to come home and be with their families. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by veterans. >> it's about time. because we're losing family members that for no reason n. >> basically veterans have met every challenge personally and operatively throughout this entire war. >> reporter: but there are lingering questions whether the mission really is accomplished and whether iraq can fend for itself. on the campaign trail

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. today, oakland officials plan to return s >>> 5:16. let's get you caught up on the morning's top stories. oakland officials plan to return some splice to the occupy protesters at the plaza. they include first aid equipment taken during tuesday's raid to close the camp. >>> a shark attack victim could be going home from a san jose hospital today. the 27-year-old surfer had a near fatal attack off marina state beach in monterey county this weekend. >>> a suicide bombing killed four people outside a united nations building in afghanistan today. three civilians and a policeman died in kandahar. and offices of the u.n.'s refugee agency were damaged. >> a check of the weather with lawrence. >> good morning. if you're headed out the door, spooky looking fog out to the coastline. it is very thick. out at the beaches and dense fog showing up right now and a few hundred feet thick and still you have mostly clear conditions as you make your way inside the bay and the interior valleys by

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterlth. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> whole lot of celebrating going on for "occupy sf" this morning. the battle demonstrators say they have won. >>> weather looking great around the bay area. starting out chilly though. we'll have your forecast coming up. >>> and a lot of our overnight roadwork picked up. mass transit on time. your bridges look great. a full traffic report coming up. >>> good morning. it is thursday, october 27. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it is 5:30. and we begin with team coverage of the "occupy" movement here in the bay area. anser hassan is live in oakland. we begin with anne makovec at justin herman plaza. anne, we know there is some celebration going on there earlier this morning. >> reporter: that's right. things have calmed down a little bit. a tentative sigh of relief, though, after they heard that planned raid by police overnight of this encampment at justin herman plaza has been called off. here'

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he is the ceo of california pacific medical center, the largest hospital in san francisco and part of the sutter health system. he has been here in 1975, when he attended medical school at ucsf. and he got his master's at uc berkeley. he is a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at ucsf. you can find him in his gym clothes most saturdays at the farmer's market buying produce. dr. browner, ceo of cpmc. [applause] >> thank you. actually, it is has had time for me, because the stone fruit season is about to end. [laughter] i will try to be respectful of your time, because i know i am is standing between you and the incredible presentation on the america's cup, filled with more rumbling bass and you will hear outside a movie center. but i do want to remind all of you that you probably saw the recent report showing how vital hospitals are to the health of sentences go. we are etched with the largest single industry in town, beating out tourism, and responsible for almost 100,000 jobs in the city. you noticed my little plug here. we're a community benefit for san francisco, although

a hearing request on the progress of negotiations between the city of san francisco and the california pacific medical center project on cathedral hill. to prohibit the use of customer operated check out systems for alcohol abuse. that would be a planning code amendment, and we will bring that to you within the next 90 days. david chiu introduced another ordinance that would add men -- amend the administrative code. this would do a number of things. it would generally require commercial landlords to make accommodations prior to leasing. specifically breeding ground floor entrances into compliance with laws, in forming small business about potential legal and fiscal responsibilities for failure to comply with those laws, and including any new amending these provision addressing any lease of landlord and small businesses to bring up the compliance. it would require the city, give priority to building permit applications to bring up the least spaces into compliance with the ada and allow small service restaurants and retail coffee stores to exclude the square footage and the floor area that is re

she is the west bay region chief of staff and the california pacific medical center. she is an expert in the field of safety, security, and emergency management. >> handy description here is one of the largest private not-for- profit academic medical centers in california. we believe the largest medical center in san francisco. and we provide a wide variety of services to support our services to support our community, the public health

the first is regarding the negotiations with the california pacific medical center. recently i and many of our communities havexperienced a osparency and ua communications. i am requesting a hearing to provide the mayor's office with an opportunity to update the board of supervisors and also the workforce development to refresh and update us where the negotiations are around the community benefit and where they stand. secondly, i am joining, i am introducing an ordinance that amends the planning code to prohibit the use of customer operated checkout systems in stores where alcoholic beverages are sold. i would like to thank supervisor john avalos and david chiu for being co-sponsors as well. this is a common-sense measure that requires anyone to a new purchases alcohol to buy face- to-face. it is a simple step which is required of tobacco, spray paint, and some cold medicine. it will make it harder for miers' -- miners -- minors and intoxicated persons to get alcohol. this protects the public health. recent studies by ucla and san diego state show that self checkout

california pacific medical center which owner the property plans to build a hospital on the site next year. the spokesperson says in the meantime the building just isn't safe. >> most of the fittings taken out so it is not particularly safe inside sought concern is not necessarily that they are in there but they may it may a dangerous facility for them to be in. >>reporter: protestors however remain defiant. they headed over to yet another vick anti-property. this one on geary street. unclear who owns this 17 unit apartment building but protestors say property owners in general are to blame for society woe. >> when the one percent is stealing everything from everybody it becomes our duty to fight back against that. >>reporter: officers are keeping an eye on this building but so far they haven't made a move. protestors at this location plan to stay through the night. live in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> man shot and killed by officers in san jose this mortgage didn't fire his weapon. that's according to police. now this is the fourth officer involved

california pacific medical center which owner the property plans to build a hospital on the site next year. the spokesperson says in the meantime the building just isn't safe. >> most of the fittings taken out so it is not particularly safe inside sought concern is not necessarily that they are in there but they may it may a dangerous facility for them to be in. >>reporter: protestors however remain defiant. they headed over to yet another vick anti-property. this one on geary street. unclear who owns this 17 unit apartment building but protestors say property owners in general are to blame for society woe. >> when the one percent is stealing everything from everybody it becomes our duty to fight back against that. >>reporter: officers are keeping an eye on this building but so far they haven't made a move. protestors at this location plan to stay through the night. live in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> man shot and killed by officers in san jose this mortgage didn't fire his weapon. that's according to police. now this is the fourth officer involved