we have facilities at the california, st. luke's, and davies campuses. we will be decommissioned in our beds at the california and st. luke's campuses. after an extensive dialogue with the help commission and the committee, we have made a commitment to keep 100 beds in san francisco so that 80 or so, the patients coming out of our hospitals will have automatic placement. we also offer long-term care services to our patience today. we have a program at st. luke's. sub-acute patients are long-term care patients. they are usually with us for two or three years. many of them are in a persistent vegetative state. the blue ribbon panel recommendation is to transfer those patients to community based settings because these patients do not need to be in an acute care hospital. these are long-term care patients better served in the committee. now i will focus on the hospital services. today we serve about 1/3 of san francisco's health care needs in the hospital and emergency rooms. going forward after the rebuild, we will remain and maintain a proportion of servic

. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

james england, gold star bar, a billiard table permit. 1548 california st.. >> it is a small bar. it is an application for a permit for a pool table, so my introduction is brief. >> i am here in place of james. we are applying for a pool table license. the table has been there since before we had the bar for writ the previous owners left it there. we continue to have it. it is a corporate to have a license. -- it is appropriate to have a license. [laughter] president newlin: is there anybody from the police department? >> i have one question. do you have an independent permit? because it says you are the deejay? >> there are two applications pending. this is the first one that they are going forward tonight. your packet probably refers to both. we are getting what we can get approved as possible -- as soon as possible. president newlin: thank you for the clarification. commissioners, any other questions? is there anybody from the police department? anybody from the public? ok. the matter is with the commission. do we have a motion? >> i moved to approve. >> second. commissioner pe

ok , e, -- item e, 1111 california st., place of entertainment permit. >> in april of 2011, this item was first before the entertainment commission as a place of entertainment at the sonic auditorium. some neighbors and organizations challenged the permit. since april, 2011, use of the masonic auditorium had been discussed in multiple environments. you'll see the pieces of paper in your binder to indicate the multitude of hearings and the outcomes of those hearings. the second generated, i think, 35 conditions. and that motion is 185 two zero. -- 18520. you can find that conversation, or at least be familiar with them. regulating the annual event hours to the occupancy and the alker all sales. -- alcohol sales. i also included the liquor license, which also included additional conditions. given the prior hearings on the use of the masonic auditorium, staff is confident that there has been a thorough process involving the applicant, and opponents to the application of the permit. the staff recommends approval of the permit, which obviously, the explicit incorporation of the conditions

the current design is redwood trees, california's own st. -- owns a tree -- up to the canopy above. an exciting feature that has been proposed by the architect as a funicular for one of the ways to access the rooftop park. the mission plaza leading to the grand hall, a ground level of the new transit center. it is a very light and open space that welcomes the public to the regional and state why transit system. it features a floor designed by san francisco artist, julie chang and incorporates california poppies. it brings light into the grand hall and serves as an aesthetic feature, as well as a view to the building structure. on the bus that level, passengers will be greeted by an alley be signed. -- by an led sign. it is a very different experience from what was available at the former transbay terminal. california high-speed rail has been an important component of the transbay project. it is designing a station in accordance with state law and local referendum that accommodates future high-speed rail operations from southern california. the high-speed trains will operate on the c

international school, a nonprofit corporation, for the use of the site located at 1155 page st., san francisco, california, for 20 years from september 1, 2012 to august 31, 2022, with an adoption for an extension through august 2032. the director is in the audience if you have any questions on this issue. i know you have had many discussions with me over the course of the month. with that, carlos is giving me that famous look. which is enough. >> there were no public comments. commissioners? vice president norton: i wanted to express my gratitude to the people from french american who sat through five hours of this meeting. if you are willing to that, you are going to take great care of the site and i am happy to support the least. -- the lease. commissioner fewer: we had a lot of community members coming out and they gave us a lot of feedback. i think it has pushed us to be better and to ask those kinds of questions. i want to cigarettes into the french american international school for addressing those issues. for being a very forthright and willing to hear some of the criticisms were concerns of the c

one thing he made clear is the california nurses association will not be up at the cathedral. that is all of st. luke's campus and california campus. we will not be up there. as far as where st. luke's is that now, we are in a precarious position. i say it would be easy to close us. we're missing vital services. the two we have are in danger of being closed. there is talk about that. we do not have much of a census or physician base. we have been downsized. i think cpmc will take almost acutely ill patients. when that will changes when the new hospital is built and they are able to be filled up with important, presgious, paying patients. the amount of patience left at st. luke's will be much greater than just 80 beds. one thing that has crossed my mind is if there is a specialty at st. luke's, we might have a chance of long-term survival. a 20-year commitment -- [tone!] we're closing in on seven years of that. supervisor mar: thank you. please come forward if your name has been called. >> good afternoon. thank you for the opportunity to that these important issues. my name is james tracy. i wan

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california. >> steve cross, st.ase. and mitchell rarely knows what is on the urnedditied tape. producers supply her with the information. she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff. i didn't have time. that will never happen again because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you at the rosemont theatre. if you would like to join doreen, check it out. the show is sold out on the 23rd but we have tickets for the matinee. >> glad you got your money's worth, colleen. >> never going to happen, jeff. i'm not politically correct enough. but i don't care. "killing lincoln" has been on the best se

in a report by california watch, st.rew's missionary baptist school was accused of exaggerating a moment to collect my money. the open school district gave the school 30 days to verify its numbers. the school district also says reports of abuse and neglect of students were sent over to the county. >>> the south bay trial of a man charged with beating a former priest is in recess until tomorrow. that's when the suspect is expected to take the witness stand, and accused father gerald linder of ripping him and his brother when they were children. yesterday a prosecution witness testified he heard lynch did you all, you've ruined my life. the defense says the witness has changed her story several times. >> it's 8:49. police are looking for a woman and two men who robbed a massage parlor at gunpoint. it happened at the magic fingers saw on university avenue on sunday around 1:00 a.m. no one was hurt but the times reports the suspect forced employees into a back room at gunpoint. the suspects stole $2000 in cash and other item

budget rules for eurozone nations dr jack russell is professor of political economy at st mary's college in california says the measures which even leaders hail as a breakthrough won't solve the blocks core problems. you can bail out the banks but that's no guarantee you're going to get economic growth which is what you must have in in the longer run and what i see when brussels and this growth pact is it's very much tokenism at this quite that just moving money around from the european investment bank and so forth and the amount is grossly insufficient to stimulate growth so that whole picture has to be further developed the euro crisis is really three crisis things in one three dimensions and one is the sovereign debt crisis another is the banking crisis which is becoming more visible and they sustain but the other is the economic crisis the really consummate and of course we know how europe is rapidly is slipping into recession and various other countries and as long as that growth does not occur it's going to feed back and exacerbate both the banking and the sovereign debt crisis. now italy has be

california campus of cpmc. yestea necessary anchor for st. louis would be a behavioral health unit. instead, inpatient psychiatric units were closed several years ago, consistent with the closure and cutbacks of other behavioral health units throughout sutter. >> let's look at some fiction and some facts about the blue- ribbon panel report. fiction -- the blue-ribbon panel recommended rebuilding st. luke's as an 80-bed hospital. fact -- the blue ribbon panel took no position on the size of the new st. luke's pending further evaluation of the health care needs and consultations with community stakeholders, both of which never took place. fact -- to help physicians took note position on size. pledging to work to ensure that it is a vibrant campus and seeking to maine -- maintain the facility for 20 years. fact -- cpmc and immediately after the blue-ribbon panel concluded its work proposed a 60-bed hospital on the st. luke's site without a skilled nursing facility as had been recommended and then raised the beds to 80 under intense community pressure. the hope commission and its cpmc t

the close the area between california and traffic is now being diverted up of the st. until the investigation continues. >>> ) on what led to a blaze in berkeley which one woman died overnight. the timing of the tragedy as a reminder to everyone to test their smoke detectors. >>> a scary with a call for neighbors like o'connell. >>> my daughter woke up but to clog and said there's a tree on their closed-door house will jumped up and it was just crazy on fire. >>> they're back on scene looking for the cause of the fire. >>> request have to rule out and eliminate any source of fires so they'll be working on that area and the back of the building. >>> firefighters are able to salvage much of the house that the back was an entire loss. reports the house was not equipped with smoke detectors investigators would not release them formation at this time that this fire was enough to give neighbors reminder. >>> i hope people who smoke alarms in happens all the time no smoke alarms no warning. >>> wing on information on the young woman who died three of them visiting from portla

oakland, california, number four, st.two, and flint, michigan number one. flint government said there is too many guns on the street. >>> warren buffett fired for using a gun with his staff. benjamin moore the company owned by the berkshire firm after frozen sal ris and lots of layoffs. society ceo dennis abrams took his corporate staff to bermuda and warren buffett fired him for taking them to the long islands to celebrate. >>> resources say by 2015 we could get most of our resources. the cost of solar is dropping and advances are being made with wind and plant-derived technologies. researchers say the grid could use an overhaul. that's an underestimate. >> 80%? 80%? that's ambitious. >> really? >> that's am bifbitious. are the numbers reversed? >> thank you, christine. >> 50 minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. don't you love that smell? >> paper passion. >> just how passionate could you get over this? yes, over a good book? very passionate. >> i don't know, the smell of it, sometimes a bit musty. we'll let you know wha

st. luke's. they transferred her to ralph davis and in california pacific. what i see now is there is a lot of money being exchanged. they could not help her because she was in the last stages. it was critical. but anyway, i would like to see everyone support and try to keep this hospital open. [tone!] thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> i am a resident of bayview district. i am a student studying child development. i also work two jobs to support me and go to school. i am a full-time student. going into health care would be a dream. right now, there is not a lot of opportunities in my community to support that. i would like to see a lot of programs and training and placement to support me and other people in the community. schooling gets more expensive. it is hard for us to pursue that career. i would also like to see a difference and more benefits for youthful people like myself. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is carolyn gauge. i am a san francisco resident. i am a resident of district 10.

to a culture problem solving or the rest of the country may end up looking like california squared. >> i would like to st tha thank steve and norm for a terrific debate [applause] they showed their great intellect and stability. this and other debates are available and aei.org. norm's book will be available for purchase after we adjourn. can i see this book? kerry says. it is worse than it looks. look at these two gentlemen -- the title of this book is "it's even worse than. it looks" these two are even better than they look. we are adjourned, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> the national press club will have national security and the federal budget subject. speakers include the chairman of the armed services committee and retired general james cartwright, a former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. that is on c-span 3 at 10:00 a.m. eastern. in a few moments, today's headlines and your calls live on [video clip] "washington journal." buerkle testified for the senate judiciary commit

st. luke's, and they could not do the job in february, but they sent her to ralph k. davis. she stayed there zero weeks. they charged us money and transferred her to california pacific. they charge more money for transferring her your yo. what i am trying to say is i think we should keep st. luke's open because of the time it takes to get to the other hospital could be time to savor life, -- to save a life, and i would like to support of workers because they do not have a contract to close it down. good >> i am going to call a few more names. [list of names] next speaker. >> my name is emily. i am a nurse, and i am in support of rebuilding. i am here on behalf of the patients who have complained how small it is and lack of privacy, and for all the patients who have waited for a private room, thanks for your time. >> i am a pediatrician specializing in the care of newborns. our babies get to spend between two weeks and 100 days in rooms they share with between 5 and 18 patients. private rooms where babies can be cared for with lights and people around them tey need is amazing rather than where people have to react to all the people they need. in the new progr

the grandmother and the boy was leaving for california when the couple sought them both. sophomore year in st. francis high school. his band director was a very passionate about them. >> he was very excited about next year because next year was when he would be taking over leadership. he would be my drumlin captain and he was really looking forward to it. he never got to see his desires, and to play. >> so students are on summer break right now. the school memorial will probably wait till the fall. >>darya: a developing story at the pleasanton when a police are asking for help try to identify a woman whose body was found in a trash can. here is a sketch of what this woman looks like. her body was discovered on may 24th. the woman had a distinctive marks. a fingerprint and not on file. the woman is wearing a jury. the joy is right here. police say that there and a miss this is part -- police say they're not missing persons reports that match your description. american couple says that they pay close to zero hundred $55,000 in fees for the 41 k plan ever years. the study by government said that