he's the program director of the thoracic oncology lab at th university of california san francisco.nd you started to talk about a lotf changes, improvementsand ways of treating lung disease. >> well, it's happening for lung disease, for biology in general, we are with precision medicine which is a buzz word. it hasn't quite lived up to the excitement yet, but it it wil it's just a matter of time and technogy and that is the idea of understanding whether it's a cancer of the lung or the colon or the breast and not of the organ and the pathways and the gnaling and the stem cell it came from and t carcinogens and other exposuress we as other diseases and emphysema and we cannterrogate these issue fishes and if you, god forbid, are diagnosed with a cancer and it is so important because we can learn so much about the tumor and direct and then guide the therapy based on that. >> you can design a therapy just for that particular tumor? >> right. exactly, so the excitement around these designer therapies or personalized medicine, because clearly that' where it needs to be. no two tumors are

so the issue is the citation which is one 06 actually could you have been the california - the san francisco building codes that is - okay one 05 and the one 06 a dot 2 it means that the storage house was built 10 by 6 and it didn't exposed one inch four feet as far as the building permit so that's the argument what is it all about and the citation is that such that it requires a building permit so one 05 building code and one 05 is the same thing no permit for the storage shed explicit exceed one square feet and the actual storage shed are one by 6 we have the photograph of that storage shed that also i think this one here. >> can you put it on the overhead. >> face down. >> face up in the direction of you. >> as you can see the distance from the space of the storage shed from the retaining wall is 5 feet and to you know effect or impact on the retaining wall itself this is one of the issues that, you know we would like to from the citation based on the california building codes and san francisco building codes as well now the second agenda we have is the citation of one 02 dot one which is

. >> so there's a federal thresholds and california san francisco. >> yeah. >> so in san francisco once the community of non-english speakers rise to 9 thousand. >> what other speakers and hard to say maybe vietnamese and russian maybe 25 thousand away from the told her and russian is a little bit below that. >> okay and that might be in the next 5 years. >> yes. and okay. thank you very much much appreciated mr. rose do you want to give our report please and yes examiner and members of the committee on page 33 of our report our recommended reductions inform the proposed budget total 2 hundred 9 thousand plus in 2015-2016 of that amount hundred and 16 will ongoing savings to reductions that allow the increase of $2.5 million of the departments fiscal year 2015-2016 and our recommend reductions to the proposed is hundred 366 of that amount ongoing 10 thousand one time savings as i understand the department concurs with our reductions. >> thank you very much mr. rose colleagues, any further questions for mr. rose thanks very much colleagues mr. rawlinsfield. >> mr. chair it's our choice o

. >> venimos desde el estado de oregÓn hasta california, san francisco para divertirnos un rato.r. >> yo pienso que deberÍa de haber libertad de expresiÓn para casarse con la persona que o no __ uno quieras para el resto de su vida. beatriz: la policÍa no reportaran incidentes en este desfile. contigo ramÓn de regresar los estudios. ramÓn: gracias beatriz por tu reporte. vamos a continuar con el tema, le comento que vamos a nueva york, le quiero comentar que este fin de semana nueva york se convirtiÓ en la ciudad que nunca duerme. fue lo que pasÓ los festejos por el orgullo gay se vivieron intensamente en esa ciudad. en estas imÁgenes, se apreciar la forma en la cual se celebra. una fiesta que llega con los festejos sumado a la aprobaciÓn del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo en 50 estados del paÍs. mientras que la ciudad de seatle a poco se quedÓ atrÁs. el tiempo ademÁs acompaÑÓ a la fiesta. no sÓlo con la comunidad homosexual, tambiÉn por otros ciudadanos que comparten los ideales de la llamada "igualdad". un hombre muriÓ y otros dos resultaron heridos en un tiroteo este

reed haywood began the chain when doctors at the university of california san francisco removed his kidneycipient at california pacific medical center. the unusual nine way swap thanks to a partnership between the two hospitals and software programs connecting compatible patients with donors. >> the larger the choices you have, potentially, the more transplants you can get done. >> reporter: one is a husband and wife. he isn't a match to hers, so he donated to someone else and she is paired with a compatible donor. but it started with reed. a donor from napa who tried to donate to a friend last fall. >> i donated to someone i don't know. >> reporter: in san francisco, more than 7,000 patients wait for a kidney transplant. they comprise nearly 40% of california's waiting list and 7% of the nation's. some wait as long as eight years. doctors hope their pip serves as a model for the nation. >> and by getting those patients off the list, we are giving other patients the opportunity to go up the list. >> reporter: five kidney transplants happened today in ten surgeries. the remaining four trans

ab57 is a bill that would significantly undermine san francisco's local control across california over sighting decisions for wireless telecommunications facilities. in san francisco we embrace the idea that we need to improve and allow our telecommunications firms to improve access, internet access, wireless access for our residents. that requires infrastructure work. we also know that we need to make sure that this equipment when locations are being determined, we do so in a thoughtful way, consistent with the needs of our neighborhood, consistent with our various policies here in san francisco. we work through that. i think we do a pretty good job. unfortunately ab57 would dramatically undermine our ability to exercise that local decision-making process. it would require that these decisions be made within a very short period of time which would either result in automatic approval of a lot of inappropriate sites or would require planning department to start mass rejecting these applications which would result in a very chaotic situation and a lot of litigation. it's not the right ap

. >> reporter: when doctors at the university of california san francisco removed his kidney and carefullynsported it to a recipient at california pacific medical center. the unusual nine-way swap thanks to a partnership between the two hospitals and software programs connecting compatible patients with donors. >> the larger the denominator and choices you have, potentially the more transplants you can get done. >> reporter: one pair is this husband and wife. he isn't a match for her so he donated his kidney to someone else, and in return, she is paired with a compatible donor but the chain started with reid an avid runner from napa who tried to donate for a friend last fall. >> i decided to -- to -- you know, donate to somebody that i don't know. >> reporter: in san francisco, more than 7,000 patients at ucsf and cpmc wait for a kidney transplant. they make up nearly 40% of california's waiting list and 7% of the nation's. some wait as long as eight years. ucsf and cpmc doctors hope their partnership serves as a national model. >> by getting those patients off the list, we're giving other

you know we would like to from the citation based on the california building codes and san francisco building codes as well now the second agenda we have is the citation of one 02 dot one which is fine as a unsafe building with the citation all of the charges being brought against the gentleman like you need to have a permit for this you have to have is structurally assigned and the contractor to do that so as a matter of fact those charges doesn't apply under the what is cited a one 02a dot one because the one 02a dot one unsafe building is a fire hazard to so it says no person but limited to the fire hazard the point is the retaining wall is a wall that didn't have properties to constitute any fire hazard it is totally a different charges against the retaining wall itself so whatever charges being billed to us for unsafe building and so on didn't apply and besides if it don't apply it is 4 feet as high or 4 feet below under the california codes and the san francisco building codes didn't need a permit the main questions actually things we would like to whatever the charges one 02 d

street smarts, with the university of california, san francisco injury prevention sent e we used their video game, ace's adventures as a model to create the set. >> one of the unique features of richie's neighborhood, it has has a web 2.0 video game that's associated with it and be able to practice this in a very competitive but virtual environment, they're excited to get home, sometimes they don't pay attention to stop signs, moving cars, barking animals easily distracted, this is a set to keep them focused and really help them with some safety hints that will keep them safe in the streets. >> the bottom line is, we want them to not walk across the street when a ball goes into the street, we want them to be careful when passing a garage because they might not be aware that a car might be coming out, we want them to know what they do it sounds like simple things and you think that every parent teaches their kids these things but we cannot assume kids are learning so this exhibit will educate our young people. >> this is the first step on ending that war of kids getting hit by cars arou

en san francisco, california, hablamos con activistas y parejas que se verÁn beneficiados. >> asÍ comoismo sexo reaccionaron de inmediato a la decisiÓn que legaliza el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo en los 50 estados. >> para todo el mundo. que los derechos, que la gente va a ser igual. >> tony y su pareja tenÍan propramada su boda para hoy y afinaban los Últimos detalles. >> un dÍa que no van a olvidar jamÁs. >> un dÍa inolvidable. >> hace once aÑos bajo san francisco permitiÓ el matrimonio del mismo sexo desafiando la ley estatal de ese momento. >> el ahora vicegobernador de california celeebrÓ la decisiÓn. >> hoy es para nosotros la culminaciÓn de un sueÑo que comenzÓ hace once aÑos, dijo. fue de las primeras diez parejas que se casaron. como activista no dejÓ de luchar para que se extendiera. >> este paÍs es paÍs de dos leyes. por eso la gente viene aquÍ. por estas leyes que dan derecho al mundo. >> este domingo varias ciudades van a celebrare el orgullo gay que tendrÁ un condimento especial. >> en san francisco, california, leÓn felipe gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. >> uno de los

san francisco. surgeons at california pacific medical center is performing eight 18 surgeries.happened yesterday but four more are terror -- that connect combatable patients with donors. more than 7,000 people are on the if wait lest. >> the -- so we can benefit the patients. >> doctors are hoping the new software will help speed up the matching process aft the two hospitals. the current kidney swap is the longest transplant chain ever performed in one city over such a short period of time. >> that is just fascinating. >>> a technological breakthrough that could virtually eliminate drunk driving. coming up in our next half hour how it works and when it might be available in cars. but first. >> this is the third time in the last five years the world champion san francisco giants. >> it has such a nice range to it. the world champion giants visit the white house. >> as you look at highway 24, we'll tell you a little bit more about the east bay commute coming up. >> inland temps will be warming up but the fog continues to ramp up because the water temps have cooled off. ♪ we came

i have done research on public finances system and studied political reform in california and san francisco in particular since becoming a political scientist in san francisco state and ucsf. i cannot offer you a legal perspective but tell you what it says pertaining to campaigns. as you know the court but the appearance of corruption in it's finance ruling. in recent years the court has interpreted corruption to a pretty narrow definition putting on bribes and kwid pro quo which is sufficiently broad to understanding corruption. but nonetheless between direct and indirect speech and therefore regulating contributions to candidates and officials. the logic of contribution san francisco limit to $7500 about it's concern about corruption of the elected official and candidates with the appearance thereof. in my view, in law and limits to unregulated funds and a clear distortion of campaign finance law. as our payments, by the way. i realize that is a subject for another day and appreciate that san francisco has some transparency around this. at least those are transparent. to be clear i'm not

together, we're building a better california. >>> san francisco flower mart will stay in business. >> that's right. kpix 5's john ramos on a deal signed today that will prevent the decades-old business from being swallowed up by new development. >> we said from the start that we would incorporate a new state-of-the-art flower market in to the project that we're planning at this site. >> reporter: since investment group kilroy relate bought the san francisco flower mart at 6th and brannon the plan has been to knock down the century old buildings to create a huge office complex. it included a lot of promises the flower vendors just didn't trust. >> all these promises were made but none of them were in writing. none of them were legally binding guarantees. >> reporter: the flower growers enlisted the help of aaron pesken among others. vendors gathered enough signatures to put the issue to a vote on the november ballot. that did the trick. as this morning the two parties signed a binding agreement to build a new flower mart the very day the petition was to be turned in. >> the city made i

hay precios disponibles en 200 ciudades en california incluyendo san francisco, kansas. que vivir en esa casa, la cantidad de jueces no pueden ser mayor a la cantidad de personas en la familia, tambiÉn esta familia tiene que ser de ingresos moderados o bajos. leÓn: que significa tener estos ingresos bajos o moderados para poder calificar estos programas. catalina: en 2015 para una persona a esa cantidad es de 70.300 y para una familia de 4 personas 101.900 anuales. leticia: cual es el primer paso para comprar una vivienda por el precio bajo del mercado. catania: hay que buscar a un consejero de vivienda. leÓn: platÍcanos sobre esta feria de ver vivienda que se aproxima. catalina: vamos a tener este sÁbado 20 de junio completamente gratuita en la catedral saint marie. leÓn: damos las gracias a catalina. leticia: el papa francisco quiere una revoluciÓn cultural para modificar el sistema econÓmico mundial. el calentamiento global dice que se debe a un problema que daÑa sobre todo a los pobres. raÚl: buenas tardes saludos a todos en casa culmina la segunda fase de la copa am

emeryville, california, who works very closely with the endocrinologist at the university of california-san francisco. steven rosenthal. they're collaborating and looking at the science and the sociology of transgender. and i think from their work we can come up with some word smithing on how to adjust our policies in an appropriate way. >> congressman mike honda, a pleasure. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> there are 700,000 transgender men and women in the u.s. most of them not famous and many are often the target of open hostility but there are positive little developments. occupational safety and health administration, osha, issued a four page guide to restroom access to ensure transgender employees are able to work in a manner consistent with how they live the rest of their daily lives and said transgender employees should have access to the restroom that correspondents to their gender identity and not be forced to use a third or gender neutral bathroom. both houses of the state legislature passed a bill to changing gender on birth certificates according to a press release. acc

been approached by anyone but we should capitalizeoon that because the chinese love california and they love san francisco. san francisco i believe is the closest northern american city to china so we have that advantage and long culltulator heritage. the chinese played a significant role in moderning california to the railroad and gold rush. as i said my challenge isn't finding business it is sorting through it so your points are good. the cruise business is on my [inaudible] i haven't capitalized on the sister city relationship with shanghai but that is #1347ck we can and should do >> i just want to say this year is the 35 anversevy of the shanghai sister city relationship so it is great time to capitalize on that&if i may, one last comment because commission rb adams brought up about the american chamber of commerce. the american chamber of commerce in shanghai is the oldest outside the united states and the lastest. it is the oldest this year t is their 100th anniversary so it is ongoing celebration but the significance for this group is the currents chairman who is a successful business man, he is fi

. >> we believe that government matters and cities matter what we side in san francisco, california serve as a model phenomenal in our the rest of the country by the world. >> whether you do not to goodwill those unwanted text told us or are sufficient value and the greater community will benefit. >> thanks to sf environment san francisco has over one hundred drop off locations visit recycle damn and thanks for watching join us. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven

applause ] >> the california historical society. [ applause ] >> the california historical society which is working with the san franciscoment to create educational opportunities for low income students as part of the centennial celebration of panama. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> last, the coro northern california. it's based in san francisco and works with -- emerging leaders to inspire leadership success. thank you for being with us today. [ applause ] >> congratulations to all of our recipients. [ applause ] >> at at & t we believe that invest ning in our communities is a smart thing to do to keep our communities safe in the environment. it helps to lift up the programs because you lift up san francisco. thank you for all the incredible work that you are doing and i really do hope that this spreads. [ applause ] >> >> >>. >> okay morning everybody welcome to the board of supervisors budget & finance committee meeting meetings i should say this is wednesday, june 24, 2015, my name is supervisor farrell i'm joined by vice chair supervisor katie tang and

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this is incredibly important to any city in the entire state of california but for san francisco, i think it's a special story. i think we have special employers who are regional, who are forward thinking, who want that diversity to be reflected in their workforce and who use that diversity to gain a huge international market share of good policies that we want to have, and that today, i have to say that most companies who work with us are pretty successful. and more than the bottom line, they are helping me create a prosperity of which we can share with many struggling families who find it more difficult to forward the city and i'm doing my part. it's not just the job situation here is one aspect of what we are doing in the city, but it's an in incredibly important critical part. i want people to be able to earn their affordability of owning a home or rent in the city. this is where you come in. this is a special day for me because this is the way i like to begin the morning. when i can begin the morning by saying i'm going to find a job for somebody, i'm going to help them access the sk

. >> we believe that government matters and cities matter what we side in san francisco, california serve as a model phenomenal in our the rest of the country by the world. >> whether you do not to goodwill those unwanted text told us or are sufficient value and the greater community will benefit. >> thanks to sf environment san francisco has over one hundred drop off locations visit recycle damn and thanks for watching join us@p every day i seek a positive- direction for my life- through my accomplishments- and, now, with help- and support for my family and others, i own- i own- i own my recovery from addition and depression. join the voices for recovery. it's worth it. for information on mental and substance use disorders, including prevention and treatment referral call 1-800-662-help. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. >> good afternoon, everyone, and when come to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of july 9, 2015. we're joined today by mayor ed lee. madam clerk

san francisco and also served at the center for service and common grood. -- good. he teaches courses in political institutions. his early work concerned campaign finance reform and election results in california. corey is considered and expert in san francisco politics. he is widely quoted by national and local publications including the new york chronicle and san francisco times. he was named the dean of boise state of college public service and will assume that position this summer. each of the speakers is going to make a presentation and then we'll take questions from the commission in order. we'll start with bob stern. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and chairman of the commission. it's a great day. now that the clippers aren't in the playoffs, i will root for the warriors. as indicated i have worked for the fpcc for 9 years and since 1983 center for governmental studies that studied campaign financing and process and redistricting and term limits and came out with a report for how to improve campaign financing. one of our reports, money and politics, the golden state we study san francisco, los angeles and 18 cities and counties throughout california in terms of their campaign finan

is a chief medical information at brown and toll and three patient medical home here in san francisco california i posted a question what was the city of san francisco want? three things a healthy retiree population you want to spent less taxpayer doctors and better outcomes for the patients and member i suggest getting those outcomes does not include letters from hmo to ppo in order to leverage the services that are built and serving your retirees well the model of coordinated and dedicated care to support better patient outcomes does provide affordability provider over site and infrastructure social work tools for assisten physicians for the health care doctor which is it's from ancillary pricing and choice to genetic care and alternative all of these help serve the patient better in the community senior patients obviously there is a great range what it means to be a senior patient many have complex clinical issues and coordinates planning for complex patients with a seemless hand off back to the primary care discharge -- this contributes to the length of stay and less bed days that you all ar

san francisco population. the grass that you see shows the population over the age of 65 in san francisco, california and the unitednotice that the proportion of adults over 65 will increase from 14% of our population to 25% by 2050. you'll also notice that our population of 65 and older is higher than the state and the united states will be significantly higher by 2050. the shifting demographics indicate an increasing needs for long term care and support services for our aging population. what we typically call long term care services means that we're providing support for people with limitations in their abilities to care for themselves. this means providing assistance with activities of daily living. such as eating bathing grooming, people preparation shopping, transportation. skill nursing facilities is providing long term care. in san francisco we have hospital-based facilities as well as free standing facilities. this can be oriented towards short term stays for people who need rehabilitation after injury or illness. they can be oriented towards patients requiring longer term stays. such as patients that have

again i would like to express my special gratitude to governor and mayor of san francisco and this great state of california. the center of diversity and innovation. in fact, san francisco isn't just about the [inaudible] of the united nations. for me personally, it was the place where my passion as a young boy to be a global citizen, my passion was born here in san francisco in 1962. more than half a century ago, 1962, i came to the united states as a part of a young student group, international student sponsored by the american red cross society. i was just 18 years old at the time. our trip began right here in san francisco in the bay area. it was my first ever foreign trip. you may understand, it was my eye opening to the world, greater world. i was hosted by very kind [inaudible] a wonderful family in nuvauto. [inaudible] is here with us. she's now 97 years old. what a admireable lady. thank you very much. she is my american mom. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the drafting of the charter was a glorious gamble. delegates from dozens of countries [inaudible] on humanity. so much faith was lost in the t

california. kiet do joins us live in san francisco. >> reporter: good morning, momentum is building for sp 277 also known as the vaccine mandate bill. we are hours away now from a possible vote by the u.s. assembly. also known as the assembly's health committee by a count of 12-6. the meetings have been jam-packed with supporters on both sides of the issue. and it has become one of the most controversial bills in recent memory with spectators even being warned to behave themselves during the vote. as you recall a measles outbreak sickened more than 100 people and it was blamed on importants who -- parents who opted not to vaccinate their children. assemblyman mirkily vin is already thinking about what will happen. >> one is we want to protect children and also make sure that children aren't kicked out of the schools they're already