. >> sdmirng commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of july 15th commissioners the minutes are before you and a motion forceps is in order. >> so moved. >> second there is a motion and a second are there any corrections to the minutes if not. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? of the minutes have been passed thank you. >> item 3 director's report. >> i want to welcome commissioner taylor-mcghee commissioners we are existing to share with you our port for a proposal for your review and approval to strengthen sorry health care security ordinance to insure continued health care assess and coverage i'm sure you're aware of the department is a long time supporter healthy san francisco prior to the ac a shows our ability to provide and insure that people in the community get access to medical homes that p and to healthy san francisco we the that and another phase of how to insure that people are able to get a health benefit and today so you'll be hearing a proposal to modern motion to

a judge ordered chow and 7 other defendants to be tried together. they face charges ranging from racketeering to drug and weapons trafficking. former state senator leland yee and three others pleaded guilty last week. chow's attorney doesn't expect any of them to testify against his client. he also says the feds don't have any evidence. >> we don't see that there's going to be any informants that will come out of co-defendants. there has yet to be shown to us any smoking guns, so to speak, with regard to our client. >> jury selection is set for october. testimony is scheduled to begin the first week of november. >>> legislation that would help terminally ill patients legally kill themselves was put on hold at the state capital. the "right to die" bell was supposed to be presented to an assembly committee but the bill's authors pulled the legislation saying it didn't have the votes to pass. this ends the effort this year. the "right to die" debate was sparked when a woman had to move to oregon to legally kill herself. >> i don't think there's anythin

in other words, did he agree to help the government go after -- >> no. >> raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >> no, no, no, thank you, no, no, no. the government is not interested in his testimony nor does he have any testimony. in fact, as i lead this case, i haven't got the slidest idea why he is in the same -- the slightest idea why he is in the same case with raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >> he will probably get less than the maximum 20 years because of no previous record. sentencing is in october. >>> 4:38 on your thursday morning. a great white spotted off santa cruz. why more sharks are lurking closer to shore. >>> what's cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school or your summer camp on the show. >>> at least three dozen people died when a ferry capsized today in the philippines. the boat had just left a central port city when it encountered strong waves. survivors said the bow rose up, boat flipped on the side and then began to sink. 189 people on board and more than 120 were rescued including many who actual

. >> sdmirng commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of july 15th commissioners the minutes are before you and a motion forceps is in order. >> so moved. >> second there is a motion and a second are there any corrections to the minutes if not. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? of the minutes have been passed thank you. >> item 3 director's report. >> i want to welcome commissioner taylor-mcghee commissioners we are existing to share with you our port for a proposal for your review and approval to strengthen sorry health care security ordinance to insure continued health care assess and coverage i'm sure you're aware of the department is a long time supporter healthy san francisco prior to the ac a shows our ability to provide and insure that people in the community get access to medical homes that p and to healthy san francisco we the that and another phase of how to insure that people are able to get a health benefit and today so you'll be hearing a proposal to modern motion to

that's it -- lee roy chow. "inside story". tomorrow we look at the jury and how it may need to be modernized. [ ♪♪ ] >>> on "america tonight", switching to the dark side. >> to thing at the same time as working on the cases, he as sabotaging them, that, to me, is the most shocking and disturbing part of the case. >> "america tonight"s lori jane gliha with a rogue fbi ate who used his -- agent who used his job to get drugs. a man's failure of evidence of an agency out of control? >>> and the dividing line - in life and death.

to order and the secretary will call the roll commissioner pating commissioner singer commissioner chow commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer second item on the agenda the approval of the haefgs from june 2nd minutes are before you for approval we need a motion. >> so moved and and a second please. second. >> are there any corrections or other comments on the minutes. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes are therefore approval item 3 director's report. >> annex yes director garcia. >> good afternoon, commissioners on june 25th the supreme court agreed the federal induces are not authorized through the challengers and in 6 to 3 decision the court rould rolled 38 ruled with the affordable health care act with you the inventing sustainability of the health marketed and i'm sure you're aware of california has it's own exchanges so the millions of americans clearly are going to be able to keep their subsidies this was a great ruling for the nation governor jerry brown signed the f b into law making california vaccination amongst requirements among the strict it in the c

. >> take a look at the wounds on blue, an 8-year-old sure chow mix. -- shepherd chow mix, she has a bite on her leg and the scratch on her side looks like a big paw print. >> blue was being attacked and very lucky to be alive, essentially, really shouldn't be. could have been dead just as easily. >> reporter: they believe blue was attacked by a bear. it could have been this one that was videotaped this week walking around a neighbor's back yard. bear sightings have been the talk of great falls. the kellies had never seen a bear on their property and did not see what attacked blue. their other dog was not injured. >> we have an electric fence on this property, so really they are limited to this front yard. >> reporter: but that electric fence might have been part of the problem, says blue's vet, dr. marguerite adams. >> it was just trying to defend tells. >> reporter: adams says the bear is her best guess at what injured blue but says it's likely the bear attacked in self-defense and the dog may not have been able to get away because of the electric fence. >> i would certainly encour

authorities believe that blue, an 8-year-old help shrd/chow -- shepherd/chow mix was attacked by a bear. it may have been the same bear caught on video caulking around the -- walking around the neighborhood. >>> a major milestone in the effort to clean up the anacostia river. d.c. water celebrated the tunnel boring machine nicknamed lady bird as it completed its mission this morning. the goal? create a four and a half mile long tunnel that will be used to improve water quality in an cost ya river. the project started more than two years ago. >>> the man accused of beating a 9-year-old to death over a piece of birthday cake is now facing murder charges. a washington county grand jury indicted robert wilson with second-degree murder and child neglect in the death of little jack garcia. the boy's mother oriana garcia and her brother already face murder, child abuse and neglect charges. the charges against all three carry a maximum penalty of 150 years in prison. >>> two teenagers are now being head in connection with the deaths of held in connection with the deaths of five people. all the

that's it -- lee roy chow. that's it for this show of "inside story". tomorrow we look at the jury and how it may need to be modernized. goodnight. >>> turkey pulled into the fight against i.s.i.l. in the first direct combat across the syrian border. >> hello, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. on the programme - u.s. secretary of state john kerry puts up a defense of the iran nuclear deal to u.s. legislators. and i'm in

the robe will travel deeper into an unexplored part of the solar system >>> leroy chow is a former n.a.s.a. astronaut and international space station commander and joins us from texas. good to have you with us. what an incredible technological achievement, 3 billion miles over a decade. the atmosphere at mission control has been described as similar to a new year's eve party, your reaction. >> it's fantastic, we've never done anything like this. nine years in the making, and an approach of 700 miles to get the images. speck tro trophic data. and mapping to tell us the - little bit more about the history of the planet. it's exciting. >> we expect to get the close-up images over the next few hours. what will we large from them. aside from you were just telling us. >> right, absolutely. this is the first time we had this close encounter with pluto, in addition to the fantastic visual images that the cameras will take we'll have temperature data mapping, chemical composition to see what it is made up of. there are mysterious dark spots, and i think it will help us to understand our own planet

congratulations ramona are we ready to get started carmen and i get to switch off up first is eric chow eric we have a motion and a second emancipation proclamation come on up he is the responsible for the young museum at golden gate bridge under care the venues shine and his great work and dlalg to issues he goes through the line filament more than anyone in the department a great effort for the recreation and parks department and congratulations to eric (clapping). >> (laughter). >> congratulations. >> all right. >> congratulations eric (clapping) and next we'd like to invite corey dean to come on up (clapping) corey is it is such a pleasure to have you in he's and horticulture cultivate corey known as a person it gets it done with quality and pride she rides to work because she is always over and over great feedback and one of the bedrocks of psa forward congratulations (clapping) there you go. >> (clapping.) corey we have to take a picture come on corey (laughter). >> landlord/tenant congratulations corey (clapping) all right. up next it jonathan dix jonathan hey jonathan how are yo

he was returning from chow, going back to "g" dorm. on his way back there was a couple inmates back here hiding, they was waiting on him. they hit him in the head in this area right in here and they dumped his body right down here. this is where they dumped the body. >> officer kush was one of eight stateville employees to lose his life to prison violence since the prison opened in 1925. for many, some violence was accepted as a way of life inside a maximum security prison. but for others, it was a shocking and disturbing awareness that the prisoners had too much power. this was true for one young correctional officer who occasionally toured through stateville. >> it was a very dangerous place not only for the staff, but for the inmates as well. there just really wasn't very much control at stateville. i remember when they took over one of the cell houses and they set it on fire. and times that they held hostages. >> things may well have continued unchanged at stateville until something happened that couldn't be tolerated. something th

a judge today ordered chow and seven other defendants to be tried together. they face charges ranging from racketeering to drug and weapons trafficking. leland ye and others pleaded last week. >> we don't see that there's going to be any informants that will come out of codefendants. there has yet to be shown to us any smoking gun so to speak with regard to our clients. >> jury selection is set for october. testimony scheduled to begin the first week of november. >>> an emotional plea from the father of a motorcyclist hit and killed on the fourth of july. the accident happened on 880 and milpitas near highway 237. the suspect driving a car took off. kpix 5's devin fehely tells us the victim's father just wants that driver to come forward. >> and i say to you if you love yourself, do the right thing. >> reporter: a greechbing father -- a grieving father's emotional plea for the driver who is responsible for killing his son. >> i forgive you and i love you. please do the right thing. >> reporter: investigators say he was riding his motorcycle north on highway 8

did he agree to help the government go after raymond "shrimp boy" chow? >> no, no, no, thank you, no. no. no. the government is not interested in his testimony nor does he have any testimony. in fact, as i leave this case, i haven't got the slightest idea why he is in the same case with mr. "shrimp boy." >> it may not be true. certainly if i had a client who was about to go to jail i would not broadcast that he had been cooperating with the criminal investigation. >> reporter: melissa griffin- caen says leland yee's plea probably means the government is playing hardball and that could spell bad news for the leader a chinatown family organization. >> if i'm "shrimp boy," i'm watching this thinking, i'm not going to get off easy when it comes down to it. it's clear that they are out to make sure people are pleading guilty and that they are serving substantial time and that includes him. >> reporter: i reached out to tony serra went to his office. they haven't seen him. he doesn't have a cell phone or email. we are hoping to touch base with raymond "shrimp b

a motion hearing happens for raymond slipoid chow, a former china town gangster. it comes a few days after yee pled guilty to a charge of racketeering in return for a lesser sentence. chow faces multiple drug and racketeering charges. >>> volunteers and search teams continue their search for a baby who went missing a week ago. 6-month-old amber graham has not been seen since wednesday when she disappeared from her crib at her father's home. her father, 24-year-old matthew brown, has been named a person of interest. and investigators say he has given them inconsistent statements. meanwhile, amber's family is holding out hope she will be found safe. >> there has been a lot of rumors going around. placing blame on different parts of the family. but yesterday and today, would he have gone together, and had a unified front. we are all here searching. we all have the same goal, we want amber found. >> the shasta county sheriff's office is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can provide information on amber's whereabouts. >>> crews continue to battle a wildfire in so

to order and the secretary will call the roll commissioner pating commissioner singer commissioner chow commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer second item on the agenda the

to thist to get access network of high-value customers that chow tai fook has.hotel in the development. these are opportunities to get people into programs which is something that casinos are keen for. yvonne: he sent these hong kong-based companies will take 25% stakes in this resort. how will this help with more gamblers? stephen: the key thing is the .ip game, being a small market globally, there are only about 1500-2000 people that they are targeting. you have to make sure you get a foot in the door. chow tai fook has a loyalty program that offers lamborghinis,with truffle tastings, yacht cruises to people who spend a certain amount per year on hong kong jewelry. if you can get your foot in the door with those people, there is a better chance you can get them to your casino rather than your rival. yvonne: are there risks involved in this partnership? david: you mentioned the story with galaxy. casino development in asia is not looking as positive as it was 18 months ago. down gaming revenues are over the past year. operators -- in the first half of the year

. >> they become so real that soon it's time for some chow. surprisingly part of the sleepy eyed customers inside. the journey continues. circus wagon 54 where are you? at the city limits the milwaukee police pick up the convoy and escort it through the downtown district to the marshalling area. for five days convoys bring groups of the wagons to this area. where they are unloaded to the delight of crowds of spectators. hundreds of magnificent horses from all over the united states and canada begin to arrive at their new home. as do the next generation of famous american artists. the teams of horses are hitched to their respective wagons for trial runs. everything seems to be working out just fine and that's all to the good because the months of time for preparation and planning have run out. it's the fourth of july. a day in old milwaukee. children participate in the traditional activities planned for them by parks. there are athletic events and competitions for decorating coaster wagons. doll carriages and bicycles. a huge old fashion picnic

. >> it was the harder and more valuable tissue the more money you get, so if you can chow procure a brain or a heart, you're going to get more money than just, like, vili or the chord. >> reporter: the plan also includes a parenthood official talking per organ pricing. >> reporter: do you think it works better because of how much you can get out of it. >> reporter: planned parenthood says they don't use funds. saying any money received covers the procedure's cost. >> the politicians have not wasted one minute trying to go from finding the facts to turning things into a political circus. >> reporter: abortion opponents gathered in dozens of cities on tuesday calling for congress to defund the group. the rally in fronts of the u.s. capitol drew three republican presidential contenders. >> today, the u.s. department of justice should open a criminal investigation into all of those individuals. >> are we going to become a culture of life or a culture of death? >> today, i have good news. the senate will vote on defunding planned parenthood before we go home in august. >> reporter: in th

kpix 5's joe vazquez reports raymond shrimp boy chow won't be cutting a deal with prosecutors. >> this morning's hearing in federal court started out about evidence suppression but then the judge decided it was time to go ahead and set a trial date for raymond shrimp boy chow. the fbi arrested the chinatown leader along with leland ye in 2014. they face racketeering, money laundering, weapons and drug trafficking. jury selection is now set to begin on october 19th with testimony scheduled to begin on november 2nd. shrimp boy's attorneys insist their client is innocent and that the government doesn't have much of a case. >> my client in essence lived on charity. likewise he accepted relatively small amounts of money from this undercover operation. that was done not in any respect as consideration for any kind of under the table you know, permitting unlawful activity to proceed. that's just the way he lived. >> the judge ordered shrimp boy to stand trial along with seven other defendants which means more than a dozen others will have to wait their turn for another wave of trials. in san

nord, did he agree to help the government go after -- >> no. >> chow chiu is this. >> flow no. no, thank you. no. no. no. the government is not interested in his testimony. nor does he have any testimony. in fact, as i lead this case, i haven't got the slightest idea why he is in the same case with mr. "shrimp boy." >> the charge he pleaded guilty to could bring a 20-year sentence but he will probably get less because of no previous record. sentencing is set for october. >>> it's a brand-new controversy for the state public utilities commission on the verge of voting on a plan to raise electricity rates a plan that was just unveiled yesterday. kiet do joins us live from cupertino to explain how much customers' bills could go up. kiet? >> reporter: yes, good morning. this new proposal is basically a bunch of surcharges an across- the-board rate increase for practically every californian and it's being criticized as all stick and no carrot. here's what is being proposed. low income customers will see a minimum surcharge of $5 a month. if you are not low income, that surcharge is

in other words, did he agree to help the government go after -- >> no. >> -- raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >> no, no, no. no, thank you. no, no, no. the government is not interested in his testimony nor do he have any testimony. in fact, as i lead this case, i haven't got the slightest idea why he is in the same case with mr. "shrimp boy." >> the charge he did plead guilty to could bring a 20 years sentence but he will probably get less time because of no previous record. sentencing is set for october. >>> we are midway through the year making it a great time it revisit personal spending budgets and retirement contributions. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: as we celebrate independence day, here's an idea. before you shut down for the summer, use the six month mark in the year to refresh some of those new year's financial resolutions that have been gathering dust. have you been able to keep your spending in line with your income? do you need to refresh the budget to account for anything new? maybe you have gotten a raise and need to increase your retirement contribut

chow will stand trial on federal racketeering charges in november.undering to drug and weapons trafficking. four other defendants pled guilty last week and are now awaiting sentencing. you won't see jared pitching a subway sandwich any time soon. the restaurant chain suspended the spokesperson today. ajents were seen removing a number of computers from that home. now, it's not clear if the raid is related to the prior arrest of a business associate that was running the charitable foundation. fogul has not been arrested. >> the search is on for two people tonight presumed dead after a fiery mid-air collision. the crash between the f-16 happened near charleston, south carolina this morning. witnesses say he struck the side with a fire ball. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the state looks sdimpb tonight after a massive sheet of rock fell from the mountain. the gra nit sheet measured roughly a hundred by 200 feet. no one was hurt or even witnessed it. the rock fall did not affect the cable route but does affect the route that more expe

my name is stella chow, the director of managed care for the san francisco health network of the department of public health. i'm asking for the approval of this resolution to retroactively enter into an agreement with the department of health care services to receive reimbursement for eligible for the kids in the healthy kids program and these funds to finance the program. this is a insurance program overseen by the department of public health and offers coverage to children 18 and under and at under the poverty level as listed that don't qualify for other programs. it also includes vision and dental coverage. both of which are vital in providing preventive health care for children. as june 2015 healthy kids enrollment was under 2,000 members. the federal funds are helpful to support healthy kids by contributing towards continued operation and management of the program and resulting in no cost to the city and county to obtain these funds. as affordable health coverage the health care -- the healthy kids program promotes the health of all san franciscans and the proposed agreement require a

. >> item 11 is the report backs from the join conference committee and commissioner chow you were first with the june 23rd san francisco general jc c. >> on the june 23rd meeting we reviewed the quality management and regulatory administrative reporting with the patient care services report which distancing shows the high diversion rate and went through the san francisco general rebuild as you saw today and in closed sessions we did approve the credentials report and the other report so that ends my report. >> commissioner karshmer. >> the joint commissions at laguna honda met and approved the open session minutes and heard public comments in closed session the committee reviewed the medical quality and medical incredibly and the staff report we identified issues related to the san francisco network around laguna honda patient transfers to san francisco general and when the general was on diversion and how to express that. >> and commissioner karshmer could you give us an update from the i h h s authority. >> as a member of the health commission i sits on the san francisco i h ss public

. >>> trial benins in october for raymond shrimp boy chow. prosecutors claim that a criminal faction of the chive natown group was involved in drug traffic, sales of -- chinatown group was involved in drug trafficking, sales of stolen items and racketeering. >>> for the first time the head of the fbi is making a case against one idea. >> reporter: he's the government's most outspoken critic of public encryption. fbi director james comey arguing before the senate judiciary committing setting coding online information would greatly hinder his agency's ability to catch terrorists. >> we're moving to a place where all of our lives, all of our papers, all of our communications within covered by universal strong inyep shin. that's a world that in some days is wonderful and in some ways has public serious ramifications. >> reporter: this comes as terror groups are showing increase success with followers online. it shows that facebook and twitter are largely unencrypted. last year, comy skewered apple and google foferl making their own products secur

chow. come on, guys.depending on the nature of their crime, some inmates are kept in a maximum security unit away from the general population. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you're in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was originally convicted of sexual assault. he completed his sentence but now he's back in jail for violating his parole. >> there's nothing in here that fascinates me or that makes me happy. this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> the hardest thing, from my point of view, is just the consistent isolation. >> 39-year-old darrell robinson was convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl and is currently appealing his case. >> my family hired a private attorney. he strongly suggested that i take a plea. telling me that if that little girl cries on the stand, you know, it could be over for you and you could go away for the rest of your life. and that was life in prison without any parole. and i was ignorant to the system. never

defendants in this corruption scandal turn on another alleged accomplice china mob boss shrimp boy chow? >> no thank you, no. no. the government is not interested in his tell the, nor does he have any testimony. in fact -- testimony, nor does he have any testimony. in fact, as i lead this case, i haven't got the slightest idea why he's in the same case with mr. shrimp boy. >> leland yee will be sentenced in october. the racketeering charge could send him to prison for 20 years. >>> at san jose airport a 25- year-old woman died after crashing her red pontiac outside the terminals this morning. she slammed into a family of five including a baby inside an suv. paramedics rushed them to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> tonight the federal government wants to know are the airlines in cahoots to make us all pay more? veronica tells us the investigation into price fixing. >> the airlines under investigation are the industry heavyweights. american, southwest and united were ordered to turn over all communications from the past two years related to airline capacity. the feds want to know wh

chow question is p is representation from the employees and employers and kougsal and hopefully others who help us design a program that does many things that reviews the literature on employee wellness that look at the overall health status of city and the health improvements that we can realign the health services to encourage the workplace wellness that achieves the goals that we would also include outcomes and tracking miles an hour we wouldn't just provide the funds for a yoga teacher once a month but how many people are participating and measuring the improvements and health and use the tools it exist at the national level and report on those outcomes to. >> i get confused right now so if the employer is basing san francisco but thirty percent of the employees actually reside in san francisco do all the employees quality. >> that is determined by the process we would determine who would be eligible how we will kwcht and track and measure. >> can - >> i'm sorry. >> but right now you know as it stands helping san francisco what about straightforward like if you have to add that ele

. >> commissioner chow hospital council of northern and central california we're here to lend our voice and support of the staffs efforts to bring this ordinance to modernize is and to capture more in this program during the presentation he couldn't help by wonder what a great job this city and department does in making this sort of adjustment that need to be ma made as we live in this ac a world that hospital contributes with your directors we're here to lend our support and hope you adopt this at your next meeting. >> you. >> i'm emily from the pacific medical center i'm happy to be here to lend our support for this modernization plan and say how thoughtful he think that is and impressive we are supportive both of the problems of the expanding insurance through the bridge to coverage medical reimbursement account by promoting insurance through offering that extended benefit and modernizing healthy be san francisco to make sure it is the safety net program we intend it to be and also to say we're looking forward to continuing to work with dpw and the staff to make healthy san francisco

the eight-year-old shepherd- chow mix has bites on her leg and a bloody scratch that looks like a paw print. >> blue was being attacked, and is very lucky to be alive. he could have been dead. >> blue's owner want the county to trap the bear but according to the county it doesn't do that because the bears live there, and they are generally not a threat to people or pets or property. >>> coming up, the family of a woman demands to know what happened from the time of her arrest to her hanging death inside a jail cell. >>> is also ahead, some disturbing video. a cyber security expert hacking into a jeep and taking control of it. attorney. >>> a very nice evening is going to lead to a very nice wake-up forecast. temperatures in the 60s in most areas by 7:00. even downtown around 70. by 9:00, 68 to 78. the heat and humidity is lurking. we will talk about when they both move back in here. and we will have your 3-degree guarantee. >>> but up next, hear from the marines who put themselves in th >>> lots of breaking news today. police involved shooting near g.w. hospital, and an arson. >> humi

because my whole plan was the next morning when she came by to open the doors for chow, i was going tos her my cellie's head. >> contrary to glenn's claims, his cellmate was not convicted of a sex crime, but of robbery. detectives investigating the murder say glenn did it in order to coerce the prison into letting him cell by himself. >> after we did the interview with robert glenn, we went back to his cell and he freely demonstrated what it was like when he was committing his crime, and he actually demonstrated with the string how he attempted to decapitate his victim. >> what i do, is i make a little slip knot on either end, something like that. the string has to be a lot stronger. you don't want him getting out of it. just look like that. that's good to go. >> glenn is currently serving 98 years for the two murders he committed behind bars. but he left us with the impression that his predatory behavior may have extended beyond just these two. >> how many people have you killed? >> i've been convicted of two. i won't talk about anything i haven't been convicted of. >> why is that? >>

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chow question is p is representation from the employees and employers and kougsal and hopefully others who help us design a program that does many things that reviews the literature on employee wellness that look at the overall health status of city and the health improvements that we can realign the health services to encourage the workplace wellness that achieves the goals that we would also include outcomes and tracking miles an hour we wouldn't just provide the funds for a yoga teacher once a month but how many people are participating and measuring the improvements and health and use the tools it exist at the national level and report on those outcomes to. >> i get confused right now so if the employer is basing san francisco but thirty percent of the employees actually reside in san francisco do all the employees quality. >> that is determined by the process we would determine who would be eligible how we will kwcht and track and measure. >> can - >> i'm sorry. >> but right now you know as it stands helping san francisco what about straightforward like if you have to add that ele

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chow the coalition we provided a sign on to the issue this is 1.2 is not going to get us to zero but home collective impact of all the work that the community-based organizations so we'll do effort in the next couple of months to sign into the effort to educate them everybody is doing a piece of puzzle we have to get them into the vision that's the organizing work so none should be left behind rewith native-american foundations and clinics that provide care to that population we're trying to move the hiv preservation treatment and to the larger populations is going to be and the larger providers is going to be an important part and one thing about the that program and reached out to the providers to get them to think about those those at high-risk and the quality of life so i think we still have organizing work to do we don't want any of the programs to not sign on and support arrest i'm sure you're aware of we spend million dollars and million dollars on hiv care throughout the city that's the real getting to zero group and those dollars are to help align and get a focus on the key