of clients are not enroll. for hsa, the ordinance mandates that the agency creates -- they must share the work sheet publicly on the website. additionally, hsa will be required to conduct two already more -- or more audits. we as a board approve unanimously, this law will first help the city collect more accurate and appropriate data to better understand which clients in supportive house running utilizing public benefits and to what extent. public benefits help secure the most vulnerable in our communities and get them on a path towards self-sufficiency. they provide most basic needs. this legislation will help more seniors and families get their bents they need and deserve by creating a process and requirement to ensure they're not losing out on benefits they qualify for. >> thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor kim. >> thank you madam clerk. i wanted to announce and invite folks this saturday to the second of our series of movie night. we will be watching jurassic park. eencourage you to -- we encourage

at the bay area location this is impressive it showed the eyes by which clients or potential clients get a multiplied of services including money pshth mrthd management it is in the same place they meet with a money manager it is 15 steps away it is assessable to folks i found that impressive additionally clients get money management counseling through their case manager that works with them on prioritizing spending that came up during the monitoring again, i thought it was a very thoughtful service to provide it shows they're not only managing people's money but helping people to manage their money it is a great asset to have within that service we request our approval for this at bloift. >> the first one so clarify the memorandum is for the bayview senior center and the connecticut more house we have two separate months ago covered in this document questions or comments. >> commissioner loo. >> what is the organization ar p something model or whatever. >> yeah. so a while back aarp designed a money management program to my knowledge building that it went away and now money manageme

he wanted me to follow up with a few things his client needed. his client is 49 years ago.e four liver cancer. i told i would take the case on. he told me. he had done the ihs application. and the [inaudible] application. he said he needs meals. follow up with the para transit. and see what he needs. i called. he was thankful and happy someone could assist him further. due to the transitional care. they could only serve the purn up to 4-6 weeks. i contacted glen from the aging connect. and made a home for delivered mooels. i explained to him my case. he said sil ma. it may take a while. you may not get it so soon. because there are other clients on the wait list. i said. please glen. we don't know how long he will be with us. this is critical. so after going back and forth. a few days a few phone call. he said vilma. candice. will take the case. and he will have meals -- i was really content he was going to receive those meals. i spoke to candice. to make a home visit. she said. the man had no food in his fridge. he was on chemotherapy. broken his foot and was very week. he

clients.hink the general bullish this people felt for years ago, three years ago -- there are so many expectations. but with continued earnings downgrades in emerging markets, you have markets like russia, but the one exception is china. everyone i speak to is only looking to buy. we have margin loans leading up with some of the seemingly crazy games. i didn't meet one client when i was in hong kong. to sell. -- in hong kong who was looking to sell. anna: simon, fabulous start -- stay with us for the rest of the hour. we were talking about emerging markets. there was a meeting of latin american leaders in brussels as eyes turned toward greece, but bloomberg took the opportunity to catch up with the man at the moment from mexico president neito. we started by asking him about his economy and whether he could add more dollar options pres. nieto: i think in the end it is a decision the bank of mexico will have to take. in the end, i think the government has acted with great responsibility, taking

say the client said. i'm mission or close to 30th street. they will refer them to the 30 street senior center. or north beach. they will say. oh, you speak spanish? they will send them to 30th street or aquadic park. sometimes people like to go where they like to go. so it's nice they have a choice. >> thank you for answering all of my questions. next i have councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. welcome. thank you for coming today. i think how the aging and disability resource center defer from golden gate regional center. is a child that is young with a disability goes right into the golden gate regional center. it's good to hear adults 60 + and disabilities. can just drop into your adrc. if i'm correct. >> yes. >> because i remember as my child was growing up. and there was a family that came from hong kong. and their child was already in the high school senior age. i think tgrc. has a cut off of what age you can be qualified for their services. or something. like i think you have to start from the beginning or something. but if a family came

services i am reintroducing to establish sober or else housing opportunities for the clients and otherervices gender reprehensive of responsive services requesting one position as it relate to the housing opportunity for women and their children who are involved in the critical justice system as well as providing services specific a gender and transgender a restoration to allow the amazes test of sentencing and follow-up on the odor and enforce those orders were not to probation we're asking positions to be able to support the adult probation department to really allow our probation officers to delve the time necessary to serve the victims in the community and client employment partners involving ourselves in the organization severing ohio how risk folks in the community and linking them to employment opportunity. >> our operating budget we're showing for this fiscal year as well as the promoted budget you'll see the significant differences are an in the state realignment and in the grant fund. >> specifically the chances from fiscal year 2014-2015 to this coming fiscal year in our pro

a low turnover in clients in the a.d. c program telling me you high satisfaction maintaining clients in their current state and protesting any increase in the institutionaltion or increase in care again, look at the satisfaction survey indicates a high satisfaction with the program as well with that said i'll be happy to answer any questions with this item. >> any questions or concerns hearing none. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? i's have it so the motion carries thank you. >> announcements any announcements? yes >> commissioners sherry republican deputy director for dos i want to reminder you that friday july 12th in the main library and 1 o'clock p.m. and it is going to be an exciting event we'll have representatives from district 9 region 9 david will be there to speak and our director will be there and supervisor wiener who is agreed to come and say a few words and also be screening the documentary alive inside i had the opportunity to see last year and monty mentioned how inspiring it was to hear people sy

the charges against your client jason, is reporting that your client is pleading not guilty to them.stroying evidence is that related to drawings or payments that your client allegedly received from one of these prisoners? >> i'm not going to comment specifically on the charges tonight. >> but your client is pleading not to all of the charges. >> he will be entering a plea of not guilty. >> i talked to the distriblgt e trikt tourn who said he believed your client did not know there was contraband in the meat. were you surprised that these charges were filed when they were? >> yeah i believe it's fair to say that the district attorney and myself both filed the charges. i got a text from the district attorney. we're both surprised this happened very quickly. mr. palmer has been completely cooperative with the investigation. i was told by the new york state police investigator that he was saved from the charge of aiding and abetting. my client understands, anderson that this is a pub emergency. he wants to help with any information he has. he understands that he made a mistake with whol

first of all, the charges against your client, jason is reporting your client will be pleading not guiltyge of destroying evidence is that related to drawings or paintings that your client allegedly received from one of these prisoners? >> andersen, at ththis happened quickly, i am not going to comment specifically on the charges tonight. >> your client is pleading not guilty to all of the charges? >> he will be entering a plea of not guilty. >> i talked to the district attorney earlier, he said he believed your client did not know there was contraband in the meat, were you surprised that these charges were filed when they were? >> yeah, i believe it is fair to say the district and attorney were both surprised. state police are the one that filed the charges. i got a text from the district attorney. we were both surprised this happened very quickly. mr. palmer has been completely cooperative with the investigation. i was told by a new york state police investigator that he was saved from a charge of aiding and abetting the escape. the district attorney said publicly that he does not belie

try to connect with her clients and their bigger universe of people. maybe hook in with care givers who come from one of the other tent posts of -- >> it will happen itself. you might be overthinking it. >> it's a built-in market. >> i feel better already. >> you can be the first client on this. >> thank you for stopping by. >> thanks for having us. >> if any of you have a question for our experts like we had here today, head over to your website. we answer them every single week. once you get there you will see a button and click on that. the website is openforum.com/yourbusiness. if it's easier just send us an e-mail. >>> in today's world there seems to be an app or a website that helps you can everything from falling asleep quicker. but which ones will actually deliver in making your entrepreneurial life easier? we will give you some of the small biz tools our viewers swear by. >> a big part of our business is shipping products and we use endicia to quickly and efficiency. efficiency. it imports your orders and shipping information. we have been usi

das your client believe -- what was his relationship or acquaintance with joyce mitchell, your client believe that he was in any way used by joyce mitchell? >> he believes that may be a possibility. again, he doesn't know what her role is in the escape. obviously, there has been allegations that she was involved with one or both of the inmates. but he did work on the honor bloc. her assignment at the tailor shop was in the honor block, so he does know joyce mitchell fairly well. >> did he have any comments to authorities about any relationships that joyce mitchell may have had with eermt of these two prisoners? >> i don't want to comment at this time anderson. i'm sorry to keep saying that but i don't want to jeopardize my client or the investigation. >> understood. mr. brackaway, i appreciate you being on tonight, though. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, new details with the charleston church shooter and the manifesto that he posted on line. drew griffin tracks down the man who owns the website mentioned in that manifesto, the council of conservative citizens. what do they have t

lemonis: the type of clients that you have, are they professionals...? erik: higher-end clients. higher-end professionals. we do work with a lot of professional athletes. we service a little over 300 clients per week. i'm gonna show you the programs real quick. that'll better explain it. lemonis: okay. erik: well, basically, what you do is you go online. you would select from a program, whatever you'd like. these are the programs. and we deliver gourmet health food right to your door. lemonis: fuel foods offers various meal plans. if you buy 10 meals, the cost is $9.50 a meal. but if you pre-pay for 300 meals, it drops to $7.50 a meal. now, that's a big discount. but incentives like that help cash flow, and they build brand loyalty. erik: so, we don't have any real production going on today. we have packing going on today. we're packing for tomorrow's orders. they'll arrive tomorrow to the clients. lemonis: so, today's thursday. what days do you cook? erik: i'll show you here. lemonis: what do these different colors represent? -erik: it's a packing day. -lemonis: okay. erik: so,

which is subsidized employment for 30 clients a year and these are clients identified by adult probationas at risk of violent behavior or have a past history of such. they are ready to engage in a different path towards employment provided real income and alternatives to violent criminal activity. this will be housed in terms of wages, in the human services agency. but it is in partnership with adult probation. then, on our subsidized employment expansion, were proposing to serve 250 additional clients in 16 slots. that would be 500 the course of the year. our drive to a minute this is a subsidized employment program launched in 2009 under the resident obama stimulus act. it is been wildly successful in two ways. one in terms of getting increased income to the pockets and the households of the low income families and single adults. secondarily, one we did not realize in 2009 and 10. implementing this, but the long-term impacts it had. we now do evaluation by using edd, state wage data to look at families and single adults will left jobs now to see what their income and employment status

maybe the thing to point out here is that you can see, a large number of our ftes are centered on client services and public safety system and those are the things that we are delivering that are critical to our client departments. they have to deliver the mission to the customers, and so the project management office is critical to the successful delivery of the it projects and uls at engagement which is really important to making sure that we understand what the clients need and what they are getting from us and make sure that we are delivering value. >> service delivery and it services management is essentially the core role that we have. and this is the data center operations and the infrastructure as a service that we are delivering and the application and the teams and engineering and the technology and architecture and security is paramount to all of this being a secure and delivered efficiently, and cost effectively and service efficiently. and the public safety systems kind of go without saying and we know that those systems are critical to our civic duty and we have a major rol

goldman has a lot of quant fund clients.f the brokerage, other parts of the bank, and goldman is saying we need to have the top of class technology to service these funds, and this business as well. there has been some demand from clients. like it or not, this is how the market is structured, and we need to be able to execute. betty: another issue that affects banks is protecting their data. that is a topic that i know you will be talking about in the next hour. mark: the american federation of government employees say the cyber theft of information that we heard about the other day -- they say it affected every federal employee, personnel, data, social security numbers from 4 million current and former federal workers. that is a staggering amount of people. i will discuss this cyber attack with john prisco, the ceo of triumphant, who makes software to help government entities protect themselves from cyber attacks. there is some very disturbing news. betty: it gets more and more disturbing. i almost expect now -- knock on wo

provider of choice and which is just a way to say that we really want to earn the business from our client departments and so we want to be an it provider for those departments that they see as valuable and contributing to their own departmental missions. and so to that end, we have also completed, a significant reorganization, and in the department that, involved moving some responsibilities and roles and people around significantly, and recruiting efforts that i will talk about more in a minute but also, just changing our way of speaking about what it is that we do, for our clients. and so the orange represented here shows that break down and also the fte counts in those various teams. >> and maybe the thing to point out here is that you can see, a large number of our ftes are centered on client services and public safety system and those are the things that we are delivering that are critical to our client departments. they have to deliver the mission to the customers, and so the project management office is critical to the successful delivery of the it projects and uls at engagement wh

acute need for self-defense the distinguishes themselves from their ordinary fellow citizens from my clients complaint is not with of california statutory scheme because that will be interpreted to the second amendment rights but a good cause to be interpreted to make it much more permissive to get concealed carry permits for self-defense purposes including california county like separate a can to help - - county that is populous. the source of the constitutional difficulty is the the san diego interpretation and its policy to not invalidate any statute of the state of california and with constitutional doubt into also emphasized that there is a constitutional right of concealed carry but if there is a constitutional great -- right to exercise to bear or carry arms of self-defense. the answer makes abundantly clear is yes the government cannot complete the foreclose an avenue for exercising important second amendment rights. the government in response would suggest it is somehow homebound and does not extend for arms outside the privilege of the home that extends to keeping it in the first i

term health at the home and some referrals come in from clients need an occasional clean up around the house the provider is self-help for the elderly the current contractor we're awarding this contract as they were selected by the rfp process 634 was issued this past march i did the program monitoring for self-help in 2014-2015 and found they don't is a great job in administering this program both years they were in compliance and 2014-20152013-2014 they quoted the contract levels and 2014-2015 they're open pace to expose all the service levels again so one final thing to note on the first page of the budget their providing in kind fte they're providing funding this is they're in take and coordination staff member i mention this dos loves that when agencies are are ready to help and support those programs means getting more services to the client thank you. >> may i have a motion for discussion. >> second thank you one observation and that is hundred and 50 thousands of this contract is coming from federal fund. >> yes. >> that's a good thing and secondly the workers will be providing

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even my clients had more experience in the courtroom than i did. [laughter] senator ayotte: in fact, i have to tell you the first time i went out to meet my client because he was charged with a very serious matter, i went down to the cellblock and i met this very tough looking individual. and here i am, a young woman and he looked at me, i looked at him, he had a look of terror on his face, this tough guy, and the only thing i could think to tell him is, don't worry. i am not your only lawyer. [laughter] so, at that first hearing, i spent most of the day at that arraignment just looking at the other experienced lawyers in the room thinking, am i standing in the right place? as many of you who may have looked at and study the criminal law, the arraignment is just to appear in court. you really don't have to do much at that point other than obviously enter a plea for your client. but then the real beginning of the proceedings happen after that. on my way back to the office that night, i'm thinking about this case and i'm thinking, wow, this is a big

and having a long-term provider for each client, something that clients, consumers really want to maintain so what would you say are some of the main issues that are really going to affect the providers' experience that will actually enable the consumers to have a good experience as well? >> i think from the beginning of the public authority and and maybe before one of the biggest issues was enrolling and paying the providers in a timely manner and to this date it's still not being solved and it's a state issue. the state runs the whole payroll system for the in-home supportive services providers. most recently they have tried to make changes with direct deposits for checks but it still takes by the time the consumer and the provider make the agreement they have to request a packet. they have to send it to the county and then to the state and approved and they send it in and time to get paid takes three to four weeks or more. if there are mistakes in there the process is sent back to the consumer and provider to complete so sometimes it's over two months to get a paycheck and that's a huge

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we want to be where those clients are.rich clients of the future because they engage in economic activity, they engage in production, their income in their economies grow fast. i think it is the right place for us to be. francine: thank you so much for joining us. come see us here in the studios in london. a bloomberg exclusive from salzburg in austria. manus: still to come on the program we set the mood on the streets in athens. the capital controls are really beginning to bite down. the banks will reopen tomorrow for pensioners to withdraw 120 euros. francine: we have had this tweet -- we have had this breaking news on the bloomberg terminal from one of the most read papers in greece. greece is set to reconsider yesterday's officer from jean-claude juncker. does it mean that they will not go to a referendum? we will try to figure it out. ♪ francine: welcome back. we are just getting some breaking news out of greece. this is a newspaper saying that the tsipras government may be looking into the latest proposal from jean-c

we are the clients. it's not held by the lawyer. so if the clients want to wave the privilege. the fact that the lawyer says, well, no, no, you shouldn't wave the privilege. went the ones that can make that decision. the fact that he's uncomfortable with it is irrelevant. the idea that we have to do it even though we have the privilege and don't want to do it is simply that he's wrong on it. >> i don't want to do it. >> i'm suggesting that we should. >> any public comment on the motion to go into closed session on item no. 6? >> i'm bob plant hold. i want to concur with commissioner keane that the commission had to decide. if you do go into closed session would you at least make known to the public what issues you are going to discuss that way we better understand when you come out of closed session what might be the basis for your decision if everything is held saccharo saint, we are lost. we are adrift. if you go into closed session, it's a good idea to air this because so much has been kept hidden, unstated, unasked. at least let the public know what are the issues you are g

part of why i'm able to send our clients that are extremely high-risk to the success center to focus on completing their case plans and needs it is a neutrality zone an off limits zone where young are involved in this lifestyle they focus and feel safe at the success center it is a neutrality site and safe with the staff and feel thank they're around family my concern is from a violence prevention standpoint they're offering is somewhere where the civic center in the w you're asking those men and women to cross zones and place themselves in safety to come to the we work and probably place themselves in possible danger and harm's way i ask you reconsider the offer and come up with something a little bit more tampa tomb to the spaces to serve the youth and the wonderful team they have you know over at the success center otherwise we're looking at complications. >> speaker please. good evening. i'm vicky the chair of the board of success in san francisco i know you've pretty much heard what we do and who we are we've taken on the toughing job the most vulnerable youth under the limp of

they have in fact this past year seen a up surge in client cases due to effective outreach. also a stronger and bigger and better board of directors. also they had to step and respond the community emergencies, the fires that occurred in the mission and all the dis placement caused by the fires and the impact of gentrification. the staff works diligently providing 1563 hours to 164 consumers. the target population is spanish speaking latino community. lurosa is also active in participating in community collaborations that hold educational and outreach at centers and fairs. we urge your support for this grant >> any questions? hearing none i'll call for the vote. all in favor? opposes? the motion carries. j, request arthization to enter into a new grant agreement with lurosa central-k, request authsition to enter new grant agreement with legal assistance service to seniors for the term july 1, 2015-june 30, 2018 amount of 1, 240, 680 plus 10 percent contiskancy for total not to exceed 1, 364, 748. could i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved >> second >> okay. you are on >>

. >> it isn't direct client suvs it is more educational and coordination and they do have a api task force that meets on a regular basis and they do case review and support and so that is how they actually get involved with more direct client issues but thais grant doesn't have direct client services >> this money go tooz the production of information? >> yes and the coordination och services and provide training in the community on how to work with the api community >> so there is some training function as a part of this? >> yes. one of the bullet points-at least one unit of service training session, i know they do more because we have called on them before. there is a requirement that our programs have elder abuse reporting training once a year and they have been able to provide that for us for our contractors. >> could you maybe put this in context with the other-it sound like this is a part of a larger whole so maybe we could understand how this piece fits with a larger scheme and supported by other budgets >> perhaps it would have been easier to do if we had the larger programs

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we're not taking support from this department and in our 17 years we've never kicked out a single client and not given up i'm wanting to make sure that san francisco never gives up on any children to give them go health and stable - new nephew and kin attend the elementary school i love them more than anything i've seen the challenges that my brother and sister-in-law i hope to raise our future children in san francisco i work and i am an advocate for all the young people i'm passionate about working with others to prove prosecute improve the quality of life i was a member of the steering committee and now the co-chair the network i love being a part of a group working together for a common cause we know it can be challenging i want to make sure there is inclusive based process to inform and guide the priorities it is essential to have transparency around how money is spent on the city's youth i'll bring experience and strategic planning i lived in san francisco so for the last 18 years and love this city displacement right now is threatening our vital and our values and we have to doing