cpmc is california pacific medical center. california pacific community center. with your approval, it will be california pacific earthquake safe medical center. our clients are waiting for a new and improved st. luke's. our clients in the tenderloin are looking forward to a new hospital at cathedral held. -- cathedral killed. the community has waited long enough. -- cathedral hill. the community has waited long enough. i stand by the mayor to rebuild cpmc and move forward. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon. thank you, commissioners. i am here in support of the rebuild project for cpmc. i am a san francisco native. i have been a nurse now for 26 years. 18 of those years, as a representative nurse on the california campus. the last six, as a clinical nursing manager. about six years ago, i went to a very difficult divorce. my take away, the key, was the concept of reasonableness. is my decision reasonable? am i being unreasonable? how do i act reasonably? a blue-ribbon panel was convened several years ago in order to assist in finding reasonable. i am an

i was born and raised in sentences go and i have worked at california pacific medical center for the past 33 years. i am also a member of the stationary engineers local 39. i wish i could stand here before you and tell you that i support the rebuilding of cpmc. sadly, i cannot. the cpmc eir is flawed to downplay the adverse affects of building a hospital at the cathedral hill location. all one has to do is drive around the area to realize that the location is a very poor choice on which to build. the traffic and congestion will more than quadruple within the hospital. the major disaster, access to the hospital, will be very difficult. while cpmc focuses on efforts to rebuild, the existing facilities are being neglected and are deteriorating to the extent that patient and employee safety is in jeopardy. trade unions that have spoken in favor of the current plan to rebuild are being duped into believing that cpmc has their best interest at heart. i stand before you today having stood in the street for the past five weeks fighting for a contract, which cpmc has failed to negotiate with

i was an employee of california pacific medical center for 24 years until my employer put me out on the street. we have been working without a contract for 18 months. we were seeking a contract in parity with the contracts that have already been signed by engineers at other sutter health affiliates and 19 other hospitals. no more, no less. i am not here to oppose the construction of a new hospital. we encourage it because it will bring union jobs to the city. be a temporary, but we urge them to build it the right way. labor peace should be established. st. luke's should be expanded. to quote a harvard professor, " most of us are so eager to implement the right answer that we forget whether the right question has been asked." i urge the members of the planning commission to ask the right question and not be satisfied until you get the right answer. will the jobs available at the new hospital the union jobs? we do not know. when the new hospital is built, will the union employees be offered union jobs in that new hospital? right now, local 39 is on strike and without a contract for the pa

item one is case number 2005. 0555e, the california pacific medical center long ridge development plan. this is a certification of the final environmental impact report. item two, case number 2005.0555, 2004.0603, 2009.8885, 2009.0886, 2012.0403, the california pacific medical center long ridge plan development plan projects. item 2a is the proposed adoption of the findings of the california development plan act, item 2b is the campus, and c is the campus amendment, and 2d is with the planning to a policy is with section 101.1. 2e is for the amendments and a request for the planning code text amendment, to ask if they request for a conditional use for f, and 2g is the statements request for authorization, 2h is a consideration of the general plan referral, 2i is the cathedral hill campus, a request for a planning code text amendment and a request for a plane could zoning map amendment, 2j is the van ness campus, requesting for a conditional use authorization, 2k a request for the office of development authorization. 2l is cathedral hill, consideration for a motion for the general plan

i am here to advocate the building at california pacific medical center. it will provide jobs in a seismically safe hospital in the event of emergency. i can think of no better way to stimulate our local economy and create a large budget projects such as cpm say. after all, we live here so why not work here and spend our money here? please go yesterday. thank you for your time. -- abovote yes today. >president fung: you have permits. you do not have to use all three. if you want to go through your comments, please do. >> thank you. and speaking on behalf of city build. it is important to get this project approved not only for jobs but to bring decent health care to low-income families throughout our communities and cities. hospitals and decent health care is a big concern to residents in our city. also our communities are in need of good paying jobs and with these hospital projects, we will get a chance to have an honest way to provide for our future -- our families and super good health care for our communities. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am born in

i was born and raised in sentences go and i have worked at california pacific medical center for the past 33 years. i am also a member of the stationary engineers local 39. i wish i could stand here before you and tell you that i support the rebuilding of cpmc. sadly, i cannot. the

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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. >>> how about this. one of the nation's busiest airports had to be closed today. you know why? take a look. a new york runway face-off between playoff puppy and security officers is being called the most adorable airport delay ever. the puppy's name is birdie. somehow escaped her crate on a flight to e memphis. the breakout forced laguardia to close for about ten minutes when the pup kept dodging security. then they got the owner and birdie came right to the owner. birdie managed to make her flight to memphis and normal airport operations resumed. >> she's like, i don't want to go back to memphis. so much fun. >> we have some showers in some parts of the bay area? >> no rain delays now, but a few showers near gilroy. very light and also a batch of light to moderate rain in downtown san jose. we'll have more coming up at 6:00 p.m. we'll have more at 6:00. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. our story is you. >> this great well caught in a fishing net is moving further north. it was spotted near big sur. it is still towing marker buoys that were attached to the net and experts are waiting for the weather to clear before they make another attempt. a dog is dragged along a benicia freeway and survives and it is all thanks to a woman and her son. last thursday, and g. porter spotted a young german shepherd being strangled behind a truck on the interstate. she says the rope eventually snapped, hurling the animal to the side of the road >> i thought it would not make it. i thought he would be dying on the side of the road so we ran to him and i grabbed my son and said don't look but he looked over my shoulder and he was alive >> the dog has lost a leg but is expected to be put up for adoption. there are no leads on the driver of that truck >> the long frozen housing market appears to be thawing in the bay area. >> you still see foreclosed homes in this neighborhood of pl

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. >> one bay area counties dealing with budget issues one phone call at a time >> hundreds of san mateo county employees are losing their government issued cell phones. >> greg is a san mateo county carpenter with a county issued and paid for cell phone 4 on the job calls >> i use it for calling clients and materials in my supervisor >> but he might not have it for long >> we should be giving cell phones to county employes >> the county spends about six under thousand dollars per year for the roughly 1000 employees to have the phones. faced with a $28 million budget deficit and possible layoffs, the supervisor says it is time to cut the number of phones in half >> i think it was all rather have people rather than cell phones >> fortunately the sheriff says law enforcement and a few other first responder should get to keep their phones but he says other employees should use their personal funds for county business >> if someone uses a county phone to call his or her spouse, we do

luke's, davies, pacific, in california. to comply with safety laws regarding acute-care hospitals, they want to modernize facilities through a satellite system of care on five campuses, including a new campus on the van ness and geary, the cathedral hill campus. cpmc proposes to district five new buildings. two at st. luke's. two at cathedrals. and one at the davies campus. st. luke's campus, cpmc proposes to construct a new five-story, 80 bed full-service acute-care hospital. located to the west of the existing hospital tower, over the surface parking lot, and a portion of san jose avenue. the existing hospital will be able to remain in operation during construction. adjacent, there will be a new pedestrian pathway and plaza connecting 27 to cesar chavez, a portion shown on the graphic. once the new hospital is operating, the existing hospital will be demolished. after is demolished, cpmc will construct a new five-story medical office building at the corner of cesar chavez and valencia. on the west side of the van ness, be

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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. >>> take a look an april storm is moving across the northeast bringing with it rain, snow and high wind. in fact this is what it looked like today in pennsylvania. central and western parts of the state are expected to feel the brunt of the storm. here now is side from cleveland. that's monstrous waves crashed on the storm. here we are with some nice weather out there. >> it's funny because we had such a nice weekend. a little, the cloud came back, temperatures plummeted. this time here we get a little rain coming up and it's going to be nice after that. lots of changes. here is how it looks outside, let's go by pittsburgh here. winds gusting 25 miles per hour. that's a live reading moving up towards -- now wind direction and that speed tells me the winds are on shore and a lot of moisture and cool air being pushed into our direction. that's the mechanism for cooling us off, fog up to davis and fog in woodland. >>> it's going to start the cooling process. and

thank you for this opportunity to speak and -- in support of the rebuilding project for the california pacific medical center. my name is maxine. i'm representing a businesswoman -- i have been a business woman in san francisco for over 40 years. i am currently president of the national coalition of over 100 black women, the san francisco chapter. we have had a partnership with cpmc for seven years. we are joining them in the continued fight against breast cancer with their no cost african-american breast health program. so that uninsured african- american women continue to receive no cost screening and treatment for breast cancer. cpmc is the annual sponsor of our luncheon that recognizes and encourages outstanding women in business, literary, community work. in 2012, our major agenda will be to work with cpmc to bring men and women from our community to cpmc for better health and access to better health care. cpmc's project is important for the future of health in san francisco. the new proposed hospital would provide access for all set for assistance, regardless of income levels. we support

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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. >>> the tapes are disturbing. a coach instructing his players to break the rules and purposely injure the 49ers. the newly released audio recordings are shocking, even in the violent culture of the nfl. let's bring in henry from our sportsnet newsroom tonight. >> raj, nfl players will do just about anything to get to the super bowl. but placing bounties on your opponents is going way too far. and if you think the saints were intentionally trying to injure the 49ers last schb, you were not imagining things. it has former saints defensive coordinator, gregg williams, encouraging the saints players to take shots at their knees, ankles and their heads. it happened before they faced off in their divisional playoff game. >> to make sure we kill frank gore's head. we want him running sideways. we want his head sideways. little 32, kick the [ bleep ] out of him. he has no idea what he's in for. we need to find out in the first two series of the game the little wide r

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> the final autopsy report on whitney houston is in, and it turns out the singer drowned. the coroner's report found a white powdery substance and a spoon with residue was found in the hot room. houston had cocaine in her system and a bloody nose when her assistant found her facedown in a hotel room. >> the heart was normal. the heart didn't show any evidence of heart attack. if the cocaine contributed to the death, it did something else. disoriented her or caused a seizure and caused her to drown in the bathtub. >> houston died february 11th at the beverly hilton hotel. her death has been ruled an accident. >>> a massive cleanup in north texas tonight. the dallas-ft. worth metro plex is recovering from numerous tornadoes yesterday. thousands of homes are still without power. and at least 800 homes have been damaged or destroyed. >> have to make sure that safety is the first order. you have no power. limited utilities. there's not a lot that you can do at t

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. >> pay to play, one bay area county ready to write a check to workers that resign. mike sugerman explains the incentive to leave. >> san mateo county employes and 5300 people, some check out books. but not all will be around by the end of the year. >> we're still looking at seniority lists. it is very complicated. >> what is not complicated is that they think they spend too much on their employees of a planned dozens of layoffs and a plan to pay some people to leave before the layoffs began. >> it involves providing employees and classifications that are riskless layoff with either $15,000 or $20,000 depending on their length of service. >> if you want out, we will pay you to leaves, says the county. if you buy some property with it at an auction like the routinely have here at the county building. maybe enjoy the county's weather that they show off. they don't care, they just want you to exit. no questions asked. >> our board is committed to doing whatever they can to avoid i

doctors wasted no time in getting her to california pacific medical center. that was crucial. sonia and her doctors have a lot to tell. less than two weeks ago the 22-year-old was flown in from stockton. surgeons only had hours to reattach her forehead and scalp this, is what she looked like before her hair got caught in a machine. her father recalls the accident at their work place. a warehouse in stockton. >> walked in that warehouse without a scalp. without her hair. >> within hours she was in the operating room. >> people think we just put the scalp back on and stitch it buchl it would never live. it's lost the blood supply. >> this is not the actual operation but one using the same techniques. micro surgery. in order to save the scalp they had to repair and connect six blood vessel was the help of a microscope. each is the size of a lead piece inside of a mechanical pencil. >> for having a scalp and forhead is rare. there are a couple dozen reported cases in the world. >> the first performed by his father in 1976. >> and without them i won't probably have any hair or any

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infrastructure that creates jobs including park merced, treasure island, the central subway expansion, a california pacific medical center, a california high-speed rail, and certainly, america's cup. just like the chamber did 75 years ago at this meeting, we advocated for the building of a world-class sprinter -- bridge. in recent months the foundation program helped launch bio sf, to attract science to the city. goothey have now recruited 13 chinese companies since its debut. thank you to the entire staff. the chamber supported small business growth for our members and provided 250 opportunities for member companies to connect, build relationships, and transact business. our community partners are collaborating more affectively today than ever before to help and build a vibrant economy for 2012 and for decades to come. today at the annual meeting, we are proud to present our new directors for 2012 and recognize the leadership and contributions of the board. let's recognize all of the board directors that have joined us today. please them for a round of applause -- please stand for a round of applause. tha

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutteryou. >>> mark is here now with sports the sharks fighting for a play off spot, did they win tonight? >> get right down to it i guess you can say it simply put but not so easily done. now all the sharks have to do, win one of the final two games and it's play off time once again for the men of teal. down in dallas tonight, wasn't looking so great early. secondperiod 2-1 but they score four straight goals. tj galliardi with a goal. still in the second, a goal. couture put them up. they had two more including an empty nether. three points up now on dallas for that last play off slot. >>> all right we've officially reached that point in spring training where all you can say is get on with it. we have to start playing for keeps. just one more exhibition game remains for tonight. not a great night to hit the baseball, not a lot of hitting going on. but giants do score in the first. pablo sandoval with a shot back up the middle. bronco who had singled in the second. you want to see something

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter our story is you. . >>> welcome back, we want to take you live to new york, let's go to chrysler, they reported the best strong sales in new york america. >>> police are hoping surveillance video will help catch a gunman who opened fire in east oakland. it happened at about 7:00 last night. look at the man walking up to a car at the intersection near seminary near interstate 880. he fires seven shots and runs away. the driver was wounded in the leg but his injuries are not life-threatening. >>> tomorrow night sold out tribute is attracting some big names in the world of rock 'n' roll. he died. now including sammy hague jar, they will come together to perform in his memory. all the members include ban members from sticks kiss and adjourn any. >>> -- and journey. >>> michael had just enlisted in the navy when he survived the pearl harbor attack but earlier this month somebody stole his collection of memorabilia from his pickup truck in san leandro. somebody in the community plans on rep

california sits on the edge of the pacific plate, the call of the ring of fire. grayson and a -- a recent earthquakes around the ring remind us this is one of the most active regions in the world. we note emerge -- a major earthquake will occur in the next 30 years and if it happens here, this afternoon, we're expecting heavy damage, casualties in the thousands, and injuries in the tens of thousands. we need our hospital to take care of these people, we need it now. our recovery depends on san francisco being disaster resilience. a state we have not yet achieved. we must have a credible disaster response plan that will provide the ex -- flexibility needed to recover quickly. each of us needs to understand what is going to happen, what has happened, and work together to shelter in place. our power, water, and communication networks must operate shortly after the disaster and within weeks, people need to be able to live normally in their homes, have access to health care, and the services they depend on and able to travel as needed throughout the city and have resu

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. . >>> northbound 101 looks good approaching the 880 split. >>> they did a lot more than serve up drinks on a recent international flight, she helped to serve a baby boy and it happened when one of the passengers under he can expectedly -- unexpectedly started to deliver a child. other passengers helped out too, one man timed the contraction and another man gave up his shoelaces to tie off the um bell call cord. >> and another passenger offered a shoestring. >> and the baby, there he is came out nice and healthy. >> he and the mother were taken to the hospital once the plane landed and as for the flight attended, she just adopted a new kitten and called it shoestring. >>> firefighters face dangerous conditions and now we are getting a firsthand look at how they prepare for them. >> you can't panic or else you will suck that air tank dry and you will die. >> members took part in a hands on training yesterday, they focused on how to handle flash officers which a

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. look out there. a teenager was rescued after getting stranded on rocks at lands end in frank. pretty daring here. people saw him at the cliff house restaurant in some of the they took him to a hospital but were told he's not seriously hurt. >>> military board recommending a southern california ma reap that criticize -- marine that criticized president obama on his facebook page be dismissed from the military. he called president obama a coward and the enemy on his facebook page. the pentagon rules limit political activities of u.s. service members. however stein's lawyers say he was expressing his personal views and exercising his first amendment rights the recommendations of the board will be sent to a general. >>> the scandal is growing surrounding the nearly $1 million taxpayer funded las vegas party. as social security mcfarland report there is is a new california connection. >> reporter: report says eo the man that help -- is the one that staged this par

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. >> in health news, new data on autism indicates that therapy can improve social and communication skills in some children. researchers at columbia university looked at 7000 children and identify the group of so-called bloomers referring to kids that made fast gains during their elementary school years. doctors say it is important that parents make sure their children are getting the help they need. people who use facebook may put their self-image at risk, a study finds more than half the people surveyed felt more self- conscious about their physical appearance after looking at pictures of themselves on facebook. many reported feelings of inadequacy after looking at others on the social networking web site. the doctor who led the study says negative body images can lead to eating disorders. >> how about some sports? victory in kentucky as the wildcats return to the top of college basketball world. it took an early lead last night in new orleans. but they had to hold off a stron

. >> a daring rescue far out in the pacific off the california coast, the coast guard helped to injured sailors. the rescue happened after a wave hit a racing yacht 400 mi. off the coast here. and we are in alameda where the injured sailors are expected to arrive sometime today. >> that is right, they will be arriving sometime today, they sustained back and held it injuries so undoubtedly they will be happy to be on land. we have video that dramatic rescue. you can see that crews were battling the elements, strong winds and choppy waves. this was after two days of search and rescue operations. it occurs a couple times before successfully reaching the injured sailors. the coast guard managed to dropped medical supplies on that yacht and at that time they wanted to hoist up those injured sailors but they say that weather conditions and too many houses were in the way. >> the sea is choppy, course, high winds and swells. that of course will not be moving the sailboat back-and- forth. and the cover itself is moving. >> the two sailors or dr. jane hichens and nick buerhle of england, part of

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterh. our story is you. >>> and they are off. they are celebrating churchill downs kentucky derby which races next weekend. they are ringing the opening bell. it's a publicly traded company. you can invest in churchill down. trade at $58 a share right now. saying good morning. happy there. looks like a pretty good day. we do have a lot of earnings coming up including surprises for very big names in business. >> oh really? >> yes. >> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here it's a friday morning april, 27th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. in overnight news one man in the hospital after a fire inside his high-rise apartment building. ktvu allie rasmus joins us now from the scene with new information from a witness. ali. >> reporter: the challenge for fight fears tackling this it was on the eighth floor of this building. you can see some of the damage now that the sun has come up. there is very visible smoke damage around that window on the

the item before you today, case number one-a, california pacific medical center long-range development plans. the next item -- the alphabet of letters that follows four -- for 1-c. the proposed initiation, and 1-c is chavez street to campos. with that -- and i will turn on your microphone. >> thank you, linda. >> good morning, commissioners. i am planning department staff. i join you today from the mayor's office, the department of public health. we're here to give you an overview of the developments project. it is for the developer cpmc and of -- development of cpmc. as a reminder come cpmc, currently operates a four- hospital system. to comply with laws regarding care hospitals, cpmc plans to modernize its facilities through a citywide plan of care. as part of its plan, cpmc will construct five new buildings. at st. luke's campus, the plan is to construct a new five- story hospital. the siting of the new hospital allows the old hospital to remain in construction. it will connect streets in recognition of portions of san jose avenue. after the hospital is demolished, cpmc will constru

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterh. >> there is a new edition to a historic part of san fransisco. this afternoon was the grand opening for the inn at the presidio. the first hotel to open on the grounds of the former military base. the presidio trust spent over a year rehabilitating the building. it is 22 rooms, once housing unmarried army officers stationed in san fransisco. reservations start at $195 per night. >> ok, if you want some good weather. >> what you considered good. we have a little bit of all that and the forecast. let's go ahead and step outside to take a look at this. we do have temperatures tonight bottoming out and the '30's and '40's. a much cooler night under mostly cloudy sky. what i would like to share with you is what you can anticipate coming up in the week ahead. first off rainfall, san fransisco 50 percent of where we should be for this time of the year and last year at this time we were at 118 percent, san jose still pretty dire at 35 percent when last year we were over 100 percent of norma

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