. >> pating >> present >> singer >> chow >> present >> chung >> present sanchez >> paren present. >> karshmer >> present. >> the meeting is june 2, 2015 we have one public comment. >> public comment please? >> good afternoon commissioner the minutes he lied too much of what transpyred of may 19th. item seven. page seven omits this commission has had authority since 1988 to hold prop qharic. it began in 200719 years after prop two passed. as reported in this extract in my new article there is no motion of april 29th. memo documenting the loss of 200 hospital beds between 2002 and 2020 with old two prop two harings with a total of 150 beds how did you lose the other 136 sniff beds without public front q hearing santa monica the minutes under report d hp failed to provide needs analysis that you requested eight years ago there is no mention of what turned out to be the secret city attorney advice to you gutting prop two by aborting issuing a single finding prop two requires you to issue. the minutes say nothing about the second and third resolve clauses rs and failed to report you have

monashaw >> thank you commissioner chow. i will make this under three minutes mr. morewitz. i'm really worried already about this marketing expert director garcia mrs. garcia >> yes i'm listening >> you remember that disastrous branding in laguna remember? they wanted to take out the word hospital. god help you if this marketing expert tells you to take out the word general or san francisco or -- i don't know -- public health. you need to stop already with the rebranding. patients are either going to choose you for your service like win spauling or they're not. marketing is not going to help it. in fact mark zuckerberg should take his name off that facility. you should market it heavily as a trauma center not as a city guest to ability there. >> thank you. commissioners questionses to the director on her report please? does anyone have -- i will start with one comment which is in regards to the oral health strategy health employees that the collaborative is going to different neighborhoods that was in china town now it's out in the mission i'm hoping that we will have a repo

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chow and vice president singer, director garcia and members of the health commission. i would like to come before you for approval for a generous gift from dr. mivic hirose. last month, she made a generous donation and thoughtful cash gift donation totaling $500,000. for the use of all hospice patients at the hospital. another gift of $100000 to be directed to the laguna employees for quality improvement of hospital staff. i'm here to answer questions. i hope that you can approve the resolution so that itbtñ?ñ?ñ can move on to the board of supervisors for theirtwñ?ñ? approval for accepting and spendingmñ?ñ? the generous donation. >> like to make that motion. very generous gift. thanks to dr. rose from all of purpose i hope we'll accept this. >> the resolution is before you and has been moved by commissioner pating. is there a second to that before we discuss? >> second. >> okay. discussion and commissioner singer. >> this is terrific for our city that people do this. congratulations. what is spend retroactively mean? >> the check was -- i should have our cfo answer the

come to chow, plus you hung up on the gate, you went back. go to chow, right?hat what we do? >> yes, sir. >> so, get in line like you're supposed to and don't walk back against the grain. you're supposed to go and you're eating lunch with somebody special today or you're hung up, you were waiting on somebody and i don't know why. give me the pen. i'll give it to you later. we don't bring -- they're not here to write letters. i don't want anybody getting stabbed in the eye, because then they'll leave prison with a patch. he knows not to bring this. i'll talk to him later. all right, go to chow. >> a lot of the rules are just to show you they're running it, you know? some of them, or a majority of them have a reason, but not all of them, but they run the place. it's their prison. we just pass through. >> one of the most striking ways correctional staff maintain order is through surprise, random cell searches for weapons, drugs or other contraband. and today, the surprise is considerably bigger. periodically, the prison calls in officers from other agencies for ce

every time i go to chow. any time any sex offender goes to chow or goes out of their cell. and sometimes even in your cell. can i go to sleep with this person in here? you're pretty vulnerable when you're sound asleep. >> hymer and rowe have worked out an uneasy trust if not a friendship. >> we've managed to read or stay out of each other's way. >> yeah. i draw in the afternoons sometimes and generally like he said, we watch tv. he got the television and kind enough that i can watch it more than he does. for me, with this much time, it's safer to be in there with a guy with the same charge. i can sleep at night. i don't have to worry about this guy going to cut my throat. on main line they walk around, they slide a knife under your door. here, kill your cellie or we kill you when you come out. that sounds like that's a movie. no, that's a fact. >> still, hymer has mixed feelings about sharing his cell with someone just like himself. >> my cellie is really a multiple offender. and bad as that sits in my gut like acid, i just -- it's just a putrid thing that there's nothing s

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>> chow! >> chow! >> take it home, sarge. have been a part of the military. so, when it comes to discipline and organization, they're a step ahead of regular general population because they're used to being punctual, being places where they're supposed to be. they go through leadership courses and they go through courses of discipline. so, tao got 47, 1015, 51 dining hall, 4-7. get to steppin'! >> the veterans dorm is pretty quiet. i like that. it kind of helps because a lot of us been through war, shell-shocked. some of us have problems with quick sounds and booms and bangs and yada yada. i kind of have, i guess psychological problems, if you will. and i guess the mental stress. so. >> twaun stallworth serving a one year sentence for cocaine possession, is still haunted by a combat experience that occurred 20 years earlier during the battle to free kuwait. he says he once saw a friend blown up by a woman and a child who were concealing explosives. moments later, he saw another child running towards him. >> i didn't know what

. >> chow! make sure you got your armbands on. >> they holler "chow." i get up and get my tray, and i hear somebody say something to me when we're in line, but i didn't really pay attention. i was half asleep. and i walked back to my place, and i'm sitting there, and this guy -- he says, "either you're gonna give me some of your food or you got to get up." and i said, "hey, if you touch my food, we're gonna have a problem." and he proceeded to touch my food. >> thompson rises from his seat. seconds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it over top of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> they

commissioners any other topics you want to bring under this aye snem >> actually chair chow i want to ask a question it would akly be helpful to make a formal acknowledgment to thank the mayor and encourage the supplement whether it adds value at all personally when you take the items in total they add up to more than the parts i like the emphasis on the volume nar rabble -- vulnerable population if i was to ask nine out of ten people on the street i ask they would be high priority areas they want you to be involved in an i was wondering i will refer to you with a formal recognition or vote or motion without that add any weight to recognizing the budget supplementses >> it would seem that the mayor's proposal is actually moving towards the board we could write a note to the mayor's office thanking him for his initiatives here's putting forth to the board and the support for the department. this would not require any beyond if that was the sense of the commission we're be doing that >> thank you very much. >> is that the consensus from the commission? then that way formally -- it like

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and china's chow, and sinclair goeseft and canada wins 1-0. >>> 49ers traded their punter to cleveland1 years with the tm and tiger woods shot the worst round of his career today. >> hard to watch. >> s, it was. >> and next at 9:00, a bi owner for one of our own. where congratulations are in order for david louie. >> i'm traffic reporter with your nba finals game two bart date. trains are closed between the coliseum maintenance through flootomorrow. trains are expected in time for the gamez/ >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, he was part of the a 1975 warriors championship team but he didn't play. tonight he shares his most memorable moments with us. >>> and a nba finals challenge off the cour between two charity groups. what willappen to all of this bread tonight on abc 7 ns at 11:00. >>> and now we want to recognize david louie, getting a big honor at the northern california emmy awards tonight. david started workingere at abc 7 news i 1972. since then he's been recognid with some of the most prince william eejous awards in journalist. the national academy of arts and sciences awarded h

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. >> do you get consent and lastly ab 159 from chow from our area regarding the sexual orientation data this bill is supported by the duplicate services and geared to collect data across the whole population not only seniors and some of the upside would be decreasing the goal of that decrease the discrepancies out health issues but for long-term planning a bruise you'll have data to project into the future support is from the department that aging the senior legislation from the report their 9 builds that have received authorship and moving through the system i'll briefly mentioned we've sdpusz one the end of life options debates in the community but this is moving through identity theft for seniors we've mentioned is sponsored and continuing to move forward and successful aging for developly be disabled a two year pilot without partiality caregivers and emergency services silver all right. similar to the amber alert important missing seniors over 65 and the labels telling me what the drugs are for those we've mentioned 3 new ones on long term care increased the perm that he personal in

a special appreciation to the project manager and to is a math, doris king arrest eva wong marilyn chow and you don't think did i do okay with that arrest samantha show r shall accept the award on behalf of the group (clapping). >> i wanted to say thank you to the board of directors and also to the sfmta customer service staff for helping to launch the program it's been a procedure e pleasure from creating the transportation for the community so thank you. >> thank you on behalf of the board and agency so proud of that program doing it so quickly and every time you ride the bus i'll see folks that ride because of your work thank you on behalf of the entire agency (clapping) the next group is in our acceptable services section and was able to meet an unanticipated for ids they've received an especially high program of calls and met the program and do it in an efficient way to get folks signed up as soon as their lined up we'll call them out christina jamie. >> he's off and working. >> all right. thank you annette is he representing jamie irene matt west arrest alvarez excuse me. virginia

meantime the animals at the national zoo seemed to take the heat in stride we checked out a panda chowingood in the shade there. that's mostly what they do. sun a bit much for the bison. he's chilling. >> the bison is like i'm done. >> i don't know if i'm getting back up. >> look at the elephant there moving really slow. >> not that he moves that much faster at other time of the year. >>> topper, they're going to be sort of taking it easy for a while. >> probably good advice. there could be one little dip in our streak of 90 degrees on sunday, but it goes well into next week, so get ready. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, the storm has dissipated almost completely. it's down to 81. it dropped 12 degrees in about an hour. dew points have fallen to the 60s. that's pretty good all things considered. winds have shifted out of the west at 12. here's the radar. we'll widen this out. this is a pretty heavy storm as it went through much of fauquier county and prince william county and hammered manassas. there's no reds anymore, just very light rain. all

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emergency services silver alerts people over 65 similar to amber has moved open to appropriations ab 788 chow the pharmacy requiring the information for the drug what it is for the author pulled it we know why personal income tax for retirement excuse me. military pay being xhoufd military pay from tax that one i know about are the family care giver conference committee 38 that one with the assembly committee right now an revenue and tax and the the 0 bill that is ab 193 another adult services bill seems to disappear i couldn't find it on the assembly website any questions. >> you need me to follow up on. >> thank you. >> great. >> thank you. >> okay. next is the long term care coordinating council report. >> hi, good morning and director so name margaret the executive director of home bridge and on the council and i'm doing the report this month so the council met on may 14th and basically, had some outstanding presentations this month the first one was on the first meeting the long term care integration body i don't know if it has a particular name it is the members include the department h

chow is on the floor. will be fed in a -- >> i'm upset because that guy said i wasn't going to be in here long. i don't want to be in here. mr. shepherd, officer shepherd -- >> i can't do what happened on the first shift or the other shift. >> there you go, so now all you can do is keep me in this [ bleep ] till monday, can't you? >> right. >> ask that's what's going to happen? >> right. >> there you go. i have nothing else to say. >> you can't do anything about it till monday anyway. >> i have nothing else to say. >> are you going to stop yelling? >> yes. >> okay. >> yes. >> all right. and then that's all we need. >> so i stay in this room right here, don't get out, get nothing. >> you get an hour out a day. but i'm going to tell you right now, if you continue all this yelling and screaming, you're not coming out. that's all going to be on you. if you want to come out, you need to behave. >> okay. >> all right. usually, if you can talk calm to them and just keep talking, and i'm very monotone when i talk

. >> good afternoon president chow, commissioners, director garcia. i'm anna chung, i'm president at st. mary's medical center. i like to share some information kind of to give some background and context to. i request a notification of closure of beds. start off with, i want to give a little bit of information about st. mary's. st. mary's is probably one of the longest working acute care hospitals. we started in 1857 by eight sisters, sisters of mercy came from ireland. really for support of community. almost from the day they arrived they started attending to the needs of the poor. healthcare needs as well as children's needs. the slide that is in front of you, i just wanted to show some of the history. the work of the sisters attending to those people needed in makeshift tents after the 1906 earthquake and also the original location of the st. mary's on stockton street. today st. mary's is a community hospital with about 1100 employees about 300 physicians about 220 volunteers. we have 371 licensed beds. we to not need to use all 371 licensed beds.

more from nhk world's chow key ishikawa. >> reporter: the prefectures of nagano and gumma. the area is popular with hikers and skiers and has a number of hot spots. officials say they are having a hard time getting a full grasp of the situation as the area around the peak is covered in thick clouds. but they say volcanic smoke has been observed near the crater and that the small amount of volcanic ash fell about four kilometers from the mountain. a professor at the earthquake research institute says relatively large volcanic tremors were recorded by size mom ters installed tuesday morning. he says the tremors likely accompanied an eruption. nakata says they need to be closely examined before it can be confirmed that an eruption has occurred. the officials recorded nearly 19 tremors on june 7th. four days later, they estimated that about 1,700 tons of sulfur dioxide was released. that's about 20 times more compared to a month earlier. the agency raised the alert level to two on the scale five last week. in september 2004 volcanic ash from an eruption of mt. asama fell over a

>> reporter: they get a free, hot meal on the chow bus. one of two reconfigured school buses in murfreesboro, tennessee, outside of nashville. with some seats removed and tables added the buses bring food to kids during summer break. a big help for barbara jackson, raising her two grandsons on a fixed income. >> every month i spend half of my check on food. it's a very small check. >> reporter: in tennessee, and across the country, about 20% of children qualify for free or reduced meals at school or other locations year round. but during summer, barriers like lack of transportation, often prevent many of those same children from getting to those sites. in murfreesboro the food is prepared every morning in school cafeterias and hundreds of healthy meals are loaded onto the buses, the benefits are far reaching. >> the students are well fed, well rested so we want to promote that during the summer and that carries over into the school year. >> reporter: the buses travel 80 miles a day, and all kids 18 and under are welcome aboard. >> they giv

notice all the chowed cover and you'll start to see the spin. that's the upper level low. it's just sitting here and as long as it's become to the west it will continue to pump moisture into the region. we'll continue to see the clouds all week long, some sun but not a lot. clouds across the area tomorrow, a few showers and drizzle. that's about it. morning hush heads up for wet roadways. same deal tomorrow afternoon. a few showers and that will be about it. that's about it and take the umbrella. 56 for a high and 46 in gaitersburg and 64 in culpeper a lot of kids at the bus stop this morning surprised at how cool it was. long sleeves for sure with the umbrellas, yeah, you'll need those and we're not talking the big ones here. same deal on thursday. high temperatures mid to upper 60s with more shower activity and friday, 76 degrees with more clouds than sun and chance of a shower on saturday and then more clouds and showers on monday. monday could actually see some stronger storms so that's something we'll wait for and get into the 80s until monday either. >> thanks, doug.

we can just grab a plate, sit down, and chow out. >> sharon: i'm afraid you're gonna have to be patient paul. >> paul:, oh, darn! >> sharon: in the meantime, can i make you a drink? >> paul: oh, that sounds good, sharon, thanks. >> sharon: okay, noah, mariah, you want a drink? >> noah: sure. >> mariah: no, i'm good. >> sharon: okay.

the philadelphia phillies are chow eight world champions of baseball!s zone presented by buick. >> the nba draft is almost here. we're going heavy on the sixers tonight with an all-star panel joining us to break down the most anticipated event of the summer. >>> plus, the eagles mini camp continues as chi

you can see the lightning there and then look at this from man chow what.says that this was a trampoline in the backyard blown over the house into the front yard. robert sent this from manhawkin. that tree missed his car by a few inches. jenny in king of prussia not so lucky the tree smashed her car and her windshield. jenny we're sorry for that and here mt. holly after the storm you can see that beautiful sky. everyone is asking why is the sky pink or orange? well it's due to the thinning clouds behind the storm. the clouds captured the colors with longer wave lengths. we were near sunset you need those longer wave lengths like the colors of orange and red and pink that will continue to go through the atmosphere and be long enough for to us see them. that's why you have that beautiful color. and those mammatus clouds of course a sign that the storms are weakening. right now across the delaware valley much cooler. 74 in philadelphia. 68 in the poconos. 76 degrees in millville. about 20 degrees cooler than it was earlier in the wake of that front high pressu

. >> gary:arrived wearing an a's cap and black shades.sat in the the 6th row and started chowing on somes. >> gary:then after the game visited the a's in the clubhouse >> gary:on friday stephen curry attended the giants game.prompting josh reddick of the a's to tweet "hurt seeing curry at a giants game.hashtag.right in the jugular." >> gary: reddick's comments. >> i've been to play of giants games and a's game. i'm actually in bridge box ben. --a redfox fan >> gary:this is pretty cute >> gary: was that? >> reporter: i am not going to get fired for this am i? >> gary: it doesn't matter. you are part time reported >> reporter: the back story. >> gary: to stay here, and enjoy the rest of the show. >> gary: i am laughing. >> pam: i am just reminding you. >> grant: he must be drinking he does not remember the name of the sheltered--name of the show >> gary:lebron james and kyrie irving took turns taking off-hand threes at practice today. >> gary:irving went first with his left hand and his shot doesn't touch the rim. >> gary:james was up next.he hesitates.then shoots with his left hand.hittin

and this is also the point of where many people fleeing the conflicts cross looking for sank chow ware. we'll join the border guards as they patrol looking for people. a patrol comes across whole families fleeing from the conflict in syria. they are given food and water and seen by doctors. from here they're sent to various camps. this is one of the largest. five years ago this was desert. today, with 82,000 people it's jordan's fourth largest city. there are all sorts here of all ages. each with a personal tragedy. it's where we met this 6-year-old. she came with her mother and sisters and the clothes on her back but without her father. >> translator: i want to sing a song for my father. >> her father is one of the many that has disappeared into the syrian prison system. >> translator: my father was arrested one day. we started crying when he didn't come home. >> her mother told me. her father had died in that syrian prison and she can't bear to tell her. >> translator: i have my father's picture on my phone and it's the thing i love the most. why did you leave me? come back to me. >>

report o>> reporter: report they get a free meal on the chow bus.ing meals to kids during summer break. a big help for barbara jackson raising her two grand kid on a fixed income. >> every month i spend half of my check on food. it is a very small check. report>> reporter: in tennessee and across the country, half of the kids qualify for free or reduced lunch. during summer barriers like lack of transportation often prevent many of those same children from getting to those sites. in murfreesboro the food is prepared every morning in school cafeteria is and hundreds of healthy meals are loaded on to the buses. >> student are well-fed well-rested. we want to ro promote that through the summer and into the school year. >> all kids 18 and under are welcome. >> cauliflower, corn o broccoli. >> a relief for parents struggling to make ends meet. >> we make too o much but not enough to sustain. >> experts say it is a problem for many working families. >> we have some children who do not know where their next meal will come from. i want them to count us on,

usually i do this right before they open the door at lunchtime to go to chow.ut a little bit of heat on them, just heat the ends of them up real good. the hotter you get the leather, the better the shine because whenever you put the wax on, it just soaks it right into that leather and puts the finishing touch right on it. if we do this on an everyday basis, you'll get them to look like that. >> christopher trotter has decided it's time to spiff up his physical appearance as well. but he's not focused on his shoes. he began growing his dreadlocks shortly before he entered solitary confinement ten years earlier. >> these are my jesus locks, you know? and they symbolize my struggle being buried alive on the shu. >> he's decided to say good-bye to them. >> you want me to cut all your hair off? >> yeah. >> bald like mine? >> huh? >> you want it bald like mine? >> yeah, yeah -- >> just a little bit longer? >> yeah. see how it works out. it's going to be hard. but they've served their purpose. it sustained me and now it's time to move on. >> i'm going to start. >> rem