and it is important to know that these are independent physician organizations and not entirely under cmp c control. >> the community benefits partnership, this is a group of hospitals and health department and community organizations that partner to improve the health in the city, and the da required the continued participation in this group, and it does have a success or and it is called the san francisco health improvement partnership. culturally, appropriate, services. and so, the development agreement, requires cpmc to comply with national standards on cultural services and in this area, cpmc submitted policies that it has in place to show that it is compliant with these standards. and we went back and asked cpmc for additional nfrg, including the metrics that they gathered to assess their own compliance and performance against the standards, and which they also provided. there is no partner available and that is true and no fault of theirs. the money went to support the community clinics to enhance readiness for aca and the funds went specifically to see if the community clinics tha

seen in that doctor's office we cannot have an x-ray done at saint lukes hospital they must go over to cmp c and then return to the primary care doctor. my concern with the previous speaker who identified the sore spots within the care of the saint lukes hospital i do remember being in the previous board of supervisors meeting the last one where one of the representatives of cpmc did speak about being excited about the opportunities in the area and being that we had more high-tech people moving in that would give a better economic support for saint lukes hospital and that being said, my concern is that we may be forgetting some vital pockets of need, thoroughly outlined by the previous speaker. >> good morning, i live in san francisco and i am sorry i am sick today. but i wanted to share it with you, and i pray for and... and (inaudible) i feel good about that interview. (inaudible), >> thank you. >> my name is marila and i am the employment service coordinator at the community united for health and justice, helping residents find a job. since june, this year, i work with the clients all o

now president of the cmp protective investigative group. also joining us here is alex vitale, contributor to the nation. also author of city of disorder, how the political campaign changed. >> at the crux of this debate seems to be the attitude of the mayor right now as to what is happening to the police department. is the mayor anti-police in your opinion? >> i don't think he's shown support of the police. i don't know what's really in his heart and i don't know what's really in his head. i just know that the police feel that they don't have a mayor who's supporting them from day 1. and he's been very critical of them. he's basically worked against them. and policing in new york city. and they basically feel that when you have a mayor who says the two lieutenants who are assaulted on the brooklyn bridge bon videotape are allegedly assaulted, you don't run with that. >> what do we say about antipolice, if i call and say a swing is broken in the playground, does that make me anti-parks? if i call and say my garbage isn't being picked up does

he is now president of the cmp protective and investigative group. it's very good to have you with us. tom we saw that terrible video of what happened there, the police officer put mr. garner in a choke hold. the choke hold is banned by the police department in new york. it's not illegal however. but you know with all this evidence, we've seen, even though all of it has not been released, seeing this video it's difficult to believe is it not that he was not at least indicted on some charge? >> no, not to me. i have been there during these type of arrests. i have seen someone of eric garner's size resist arrest. you see very clearly in this video the way i view it, that the officers are telling him to put his hands behind his back, he is going to be arrested. he is double i the size of any officer there. you are going to see him under arrest. >> but five officers four literally on top of him as he's saying i can't breathe i can't breathe wasn't that an overreaction? >> well at the point in time where he doesn't breathe you have to render him first aid