but understand, is how to navigate cps, how to get them off your back if you are a family member, yet get the support that you need. how to find another placement for your young person if that is indeed what she needs. how to get her surrounded with hears that will not make her feel unsafe at school. these are some of the intricacies we're having to deal with and support young people in. it is proving that it works. before, we were only able to do it on a small scale. now we have 4500 young people we hope we will be able to attract and support. with varying degrees, of course, but i just want to say kind of a deeper example of how we need to connect mental health, cps, school district, police, community. it is very complicated. again, we did not mean to make it seem as if it was a really simple situation, but if they are chronic or habitual truant, the situations are multi-pronged and very complicated. thank you. commissioner kim: i walked in a little bit late, so i hope -- i do not know if this was already asked. when does tarc start? and what is the expected capacity in terms of num

cp,,ossopm commissioner kingley: i mediate business disputes as a business lawyer. i am a longtime resident of san francisco. i have been here over 30 years and have raised my son in sentences go. he is going off to college. i love the city and am pleased to be here to serve san francisco and work with the police department, the other police commissioners, and the office of citizen complaints. >> welcome. president marshall: we have a full agenda tonight. we may be here when you are on -- when you are all gone in bed. but might still be here. we are taking an item out of order. the agenda says there is a special order right at the top. we are going to continue the call of item number four. >> thank you. before i proceed, let me introduce the assistant chief of police and the director of the office of citizen complaints. we are moving to item four, the presentation regarding the sf pd's medical marijuana policy. president marshall: present the presentation of the department first. >> thank you. standing before you is the commanding officer of the investigations burea

gluten free desserts and bread because of her mother's illss and the kids she met while a counselor at a cp in livermore. they suff with seal yack disease. their bodies can't tolerate gluten, a protein in cerin grains. here are some of the stories that broke katy's heart. >> if i have too much of the gluten, i could have kidney failure and stuff like that. >> i get really sick. >> what kind of sick? >> i'll be in the bathroom all night throwing up. >> i usually get really bad migrnes. >> they found out because i was breaking a few bones every year. >> i can'teat wheat, oats, barley or rye. so sometimes i'm at a birthd parties, i can't have the cake. >> on a gluten free diet, it changed my health. >> reporter: katy's parents, elaine and barry taylor, started the taylor family foundation in the east bay 20 years ago to help children with life-threatening illnesses. now their daughter is helping sweeten their mission as she begins her own career. >> this ability to be ab to just turn it on and focus on the rests really exciting. i see a great future for her. >> how could a 22-year-old put is t

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the appeal contribute to the fact that it was the first community development institution to receive cp funds and one of the only three in the country? not at all. we did not even know about it. the request by any member of congress related to one united cpb application accelerate this consideration or play any role in the decision? not at all. slide. as we get past all the facts and there was nothing done by our office, we go to case lot from -- case law from the -- the standards committee. they said something very important in the graves case. this is will these three did they said about treating a class. very clear statement. the question that we have passed the investigative subcommittee time and time again is how they treat the councilmen investment as a uniquely held investment. >> when did they decide that? >> about six months ago. in the midst of our investigation, this statement was made by the standards committee. another question is around the congresswoman's failure to instruct and the timing of the conversation with chairman frank. you'll notice that the investigative subco

reporting to cps -- only 75% of the cases were being reported and only 50%, these were positions reporting the best person -- physicians reporting this. why is it we have a differential response? if we suspect it, we suspect it. it should be that 100% of suspected sexual abuse and one of% of suspected neglected be reported. let the professionals like you in this room investigate appropriately whether or not something happened. you can make the argument that one of the greatest areas we have is improving our reporting processes. they said that 80% of the pediatricians had access to an expert. the flip side was that 20% of them are flying alone and don't have an access in their community. many times they have an expert, only 2/3 of the time are they referring a child to an expert. there are some real concerns. 97% of the pediatricians surveyed said that primary-care providers should receive training in child maltreatment. victor who is presenting later this week talked about how we educate the undergraduate schools and medical school. 97% of medical providers say they need more medical educa

the appeal contribute to the fact that it was the first community development institution to receive cp funds and one of the only three in the country? not at all. we did not even know about it. the request by any member of congress related to one united cpb application accelerate this consideration or play any role in the decision? not at all. slide. as we get past all the facts and there was nothing done by our office, we go to case lot from the standards committee. they said something very important in the graves case. this is will these three did they said about treating a member in their investment class. very clear statement. the question that we have passed the investigative subcommittee time and time again is how they treat the councilmen investment as a uniquely held investment. >> when did they decide that? >> about six months ago. in the midst of our investigation, this statement was made by the standards committee. another question is around the congresswoman's failure to instruct and the timing of the conversation with chairman frank. that thetice investigative subcommittee

later, a hearing on the bp oil spill examines the safety of cp -- safety of seafood from the gulf of president obama answer questions on the number of topics earlier during a backyard gathering in columbus ohio. this to a place at a home of ohio and it is that own a small architectural firm. this is about an hour. >> gret tat to see you. >> i am just thrilled to be here. i want to thank you for being such great hosts. i see the mayor of columbus is here, a great friend. somebody who's going to be running and i hope winning for the u.s. senate, lee fisher is here. and mary jo kilroy is here. we've got one of the best senators i believe in the united states senate in sherrod brown -- is here. and one of the finest governors in the country, ted strickland, is here. so give those folks a big round of applause. should we tell them to take off their jackets, too? take off your jackets, guys. lighten up a little bit. sheesh! this is just a great opportunity for me to have a conversation with you. and i don't want this to be too formal. what i want to do is have a chance to listen to you and

that is a term that had been used by c cp -- ccp services. the last bullet on that would to include treatment support and education within services typically provided under the ccp. any questions or comments on that recommendation? in terms of 2.5, we recognize that the funding would not be sufficient in order to provide funding for direct mental health services because they more coordinate services and build upon the mental health infrastructure already in place within the community. if that were lacking or insufficient, we recommend that congress to establish a single flexible grant funding mechanism to specifically support the delivery of mental health treatment services that address a full spectrum of the behavioral health needs of children. i will move on to the next section. >> thank you very much. >> they released a wide review, we modified recommendations and i do want to take a little but talk of time -- a little bit of time. we actually need more. the commission is on the table information on the screen, this is pretty significantly

that is a term that had been used by c cp -- ccp services. the last bullet on that would to include treatment support and education within services typically provided under the ccp. any questions or comments on that recommendation? in terms of 2.5, we recognize that the funding would not be sufficient in order to provide funding for direct mental health services because they more coordinate services and build upon the mental health infrastructure already in place within the community. if that were lacking or insufficient, we recommend that congress to establish a single flexible grant funding mechanism to specifically support the delivery of mental health treatment services that address a full spectrum of the behavioral health needs of children. i will move on to the next section. >> thank you very much. >> they released a wide review, we modified recommendations and i do want to take a little but talk of time -- a little bit of time. we actually need more. the commission is on the table information on the screen, this is pretty significantly

that is a term that had been used by c cp -- ccp services. the last bullet on that would to include treatment support and education within services typically provided under the ccp. any questions or comments on that recommendation? in terms of 2.5, we recognize that the funding would not be sufficient in order to provide funding for direct mental health services becausehey more coordinate services and build upon the mental health infrastructure already in place within the community. if that were lacking or insufficient, we recommend that congress to establish a single flexible grant funding mechanism to specifically support the delivery of mental health treatment servis that address a full spectrum of the behavioral health needs of children. will move on to the next section. >> thank you very much. >> they released a wide review, we modied recommendations and i do want to take a little but talk of time -- a little t of time. we actually need more. the commission is on the table information on the screen, this is pretty significantly different