dph continues to build trust. dph continues to build dialogue. that concludes my report. i will turn it over to pamela levine. >> pamela levine, deputy director, health services. i want to point out that catherine department dod was called to a meeting on specific group on health that aids the city in determining health rates and health benefits for the city. the development agreement provided for an actuarial assessment which was delayed. in 2015 hsf works to identify key questions for an independent auditor to answer by examining the hosh pod data. we request that cmpc suggest actuaries to review and agree upon. thank you. >> just to wrap up. thank you very much for your details of the compliance. specifically above all noted by my colleagues and culturally and linguistically appropriate services and the dph commission knows they are being addressed. it will be to consider those in compliance . with that i'm going to introduce to you -- for his presentation and then we'll be available for public comment. thank you. presenter: good morning commissioners. my name is jim s

thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to bring dph back up for one final question. our district attorney talked about -- actual alternatives that he would like san francisco to examine. one of them being the mental health programs that exist in memphis and miami. i'm wondering if dph has looked at these programs and what thoughts it has on replicating them here. >> i have never been to them. i heard the discrimination discrimination -- judges from those programs speak. we have all the services but they are more scattered. these are in one building on one campus >> when we talk about presenting alternatives with a facility proposal that would allow that to happen, i think what we were hoping from this hearing when we started this conversation is that today, we might actually have a proposal that examines miami and memphis and see how we can consolidate what you had mentioned. scattering over services and putting it in one facility. do you think that's something we can examine and dph can work with the board of supervisors to actually put that together? >> i certainly

dph continues to build trust. dph continues to build dialogue. that concludes my report. i will turn it over to pamela levine. >> pamela levine, deputy director, health services. i want to point out that catherine department dod was called to a meeting on specific group on health that aids the city in determining health rates and health benefits for the city. the development agreement provided for an actuarial assessment which was delayed. in 2015 hsf works to identify key questions for an independent auditor to answer by examining the hosh pod data. we request that cmpc suggest actuaries to review and agree upon. thank you. >> just to wrap up. thank you very much for your details of the compliance. specifically above all noted by my colleagues and culturally and linguistically appropriate services and the dph commission knows they are being addressed. it will be to consider those in compliance . with that i'm going to introduce to you -- for his presentation and then we'll be available for public comment. thank you. presenter: good morning commissioners. my name is jim s

thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to bring dph back up for one final question. our district attorney talked about -- actual alternatives that he would like san francisco to examine. one of them being the mental health programs that exist in memphis and miami. i'm wondering if dph has looked at these programs and what thoughts it has on replicating them here. >> i have never been to them. i heard the discrimination discrimination -- judges from those programs speak. we have all the services but they are more scattered. these are in one building on one campus >> when we talk about presenting alternatives with a facility proposal that would allow that to happen, i think what we were hoping from this hearing when we started this conversation is that today, we might actually have a proposal that examines miami and memphis and see how we can consolidate what you had mentioned. scattering over services and putting it in one facility. do you think that's something we can examine and dph can work with the board of supervisors to actually put that together? >> i certainly

today in fact, dph took the automated safety enforcement to the state legislation committee and it willbe included in the mta's legislative program. we have asked organizers like mtc to include vision zero initiative such as this as well and we're building what i characterize as a campaign. with that as background, i will turn it over to claire phillips who has a loss of information a lot of information to share with you. good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office. as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a

if i could get a list of those. >> from dph, you want, sorry. there some amendments. >> right. >> do we have those in front of us. >> no. the amendments that we will bring them to you. yeah. >> i believe that they are clerical in nature. >> but i want to be sure that before we vote we need to have them in front of us. or you can read them into the record if they are minor. >> the numbers that are in the report reflect what is in the revised resolution, so this is the correct numbers. the have the hand penciled changes do you want me to read those? sorry. >> i am going to turn to the city attorney here. i want to make sure that we are not vote og blank amendments. >> why don't you go to the next item and i will talk with dph and figure out how to do this. >> okay. >> sounds good. all right could you call 21. >> item 21, resolution, retroactively approving lease with the united states government for office space to be occupied by the united states drug enforcement at terminal three, at the airport for five years, to commence, for a lease amount of

if i could get a list of those. >> from dph, you want, sorry. there some amendments. >> right. >> do we have those in front of us. >> no. the amendments that we will bring them to you. yeah. >> i believe that they are clerical in nature. >> but i want to be sure that before we vote we need to have them in front of us. or you can read them into the record if they are minor. >> the numbers that are in the report reflect what is in the revised resolution, so this is the correct numbers. the have the hand penciled changes do you want me to read those? sorry. >> i am going to turn to the city attorney here. i want to make sure that we are not vote og blank amendments. >> why don't you go to the next item and i will talk with dph and figure out how to do this. >> okay. >> sounds good. all right could you call 21. >> item 21, resolution, retroactively approving lease with the united states government for office space to be occupied by the united states drug enforcement at terminal three, at the airport for five years, to commence, for a lease amount of

thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to bring dph back up for one final question. our district attorney talked about -- actual alternatives that he would like san francisco to examine. one of them being the mental health programs that exist in memphis and miami. i'm wondering if dph has looked at these programs and what thoughts it has on replicating them here. >> i have never been to them. i heard the discrimination discrimination -- judges from those programs speak. we have all the services but they are more scattered. these are in one building on one campus >> when we talk about presenting alternatives with a facility proposal that would allow that to happen, i think what we were hoping from this hearing when we started this conversation is that today, we might actually have a proposal that examines miami and memphis and see how we can consolidate what you had mentioned. scattering over services and putting it in one facility. do you think that's something we can examine and dph can work with the board of supervisors to actually put that together? >> i certainly

thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to bring dph back up for one final question. our district attorney talked about -- actual alternatives that he would like san francisco to examine. one of them being the mental health programs that exist in memphis and miami. i'm wondering if dph has looked at these programs and what thoughts it has on replicating them here. >> i have never been to them. i heard the discrimination discrimination -- judges from those programs speak. we have all the services but they are more scattered. these are in one building on one campus >> when we talk about presenting alternatives with a facility proposal that would allow that to happen, i think what we were hoping from this hearing when we started this conversation is that today, we might actually have a proposal that examines miami and memphis and see how we can consolidate what you had mentioned. scattering over services and putting it in one facility. do you think that's something we can examine and dph can work with the board of supervisors to actually put that together? >> i certainly

if i could get a list of those. >> from dph, you want, sorry. there some amendments. >> right. >> do we have those in front of us. >> no. the amendments that we will bring them to you. yeah. >> i believe that they are clerical in nature. >> but i want to be sure that before we vote we need to have them in front of us. or you can read them into the record if they are minor. >> the numbers that are in the report reflect what is in the revised resolution, so this is the correct numbers. the have the hand penciled changes do you want me to read those? sorry. >> i am going to turn to the city attorney here. i want to make sure that we are not vote og blank amendments. >> why don't you go to the next item and i will talk with dph and figure out how to do this. >> okay. >> sounds good. all right could you call 21. >> item 21, resolution, retroactively approving lease with the united states government for office space to be occupied by the united states drug enforcement at terminal three, at the airport for five years, to commence, for a lease amount of

the dph says they've made no determination of e. coli at this point. still this isn't sitting well with people who go to the cleveland circle chipotle or bc students as they gear up for finals. it's really going to have an add to pressure i think. really stressful time already so not a good added pressure to have. >> and so anyone who's eaten here recently had symptoms live in cleveland circle john cuoco, 7 news night team. new details revealed about shooters behind the california terror attack. we're learning more about when both were radicalizedinvestigators say they believe it happened quite some time ago their words. and this 234ely released photo shows the two inside chicago's airport last year. also today, investigators said couple took part in target practice in the days leading up to the attack. couple is accused of a killing 14 people and injuring more than 20 hoarse when they open fire in holiday party in intend last week. f.b.i. says during its investigation it found no evidence of a broader plot. let's go to night team susan tran now, she j

. >> victoria: dph says they can't say if e. coli is to blame. and chipotle put out a statement saying, "we don't have any incident is related to the previous e. coli incident. there are no confirmed cases of e. coli connected to chipotle in massachusetts." students left checking in on each other as they gear up for finals. >> we've been helping them out, see how they're doing and everything, checking in. >> victoria: no word when the restaurant might reopen. health officials are also investigating to see if people not associated with boston college also got sick after eating here. live this morning in brighton, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> jadiann: thank you, vicki. more controversial comments from g.o.p. front-runner donald trump had the real estate mogul coming under fire this morning, this time for remarks he made on keeping muslims out of the united states. 7's jonathan hall is at the reaction to that. good morning, john. >> jonathan: good morning he now wants to ban all muslims states. that's causing alpg of angst at mo

preexposure, [inaudible] these are brief updates-we have now prep nav gators at 3 dph clinics and dh money allocated for nav gators at community clinics will be announced this month. we got a 1 .9 million dollar a year grant for 3 years from cdc under doctor urgone and doctor phillip who are heading this effort for prep scale up and out reach particularly with emphasis on people with color and transjnder individual. we are dog doing a lot in building capacity and building awareness and building a tracking system to measure impact and we'll see the first data from the tracking system after this worlds aids event. rapid has been shown to make a significant impact on time from diagnosis to vieral suppression and a protocol is developed and implemented city wide. in terms of retention and quer the same cdc grant had nearly a million dollars a year for retention. i think you aware of the [inaudible] grants given of 500 thousand dollars specifically for retention nav gators that are in the field and we are looking into the data on oferndose suicide and deaths. we will never get to zero wit

from your expertise from public health, what what about dph found? >> it's individualized. people with mental health issues are placed in a solitary confinement setting, don't do very well. individuals that are housed -- i believe most of you went to county jail 5 and probably saw the area there and very open space. has individual treatment. has group room. most of those individuals thrive, they get better. in 20 years working with the population that i believe allows that is that while they're incarcerated, they're institutionally clean and sober. it allows an opportunity for medications to work, it allows for an opportunity for treatment to work. the current jail behavorial health staff provides a variety of evidence-based treatment including -- they do a manualized treatment. i've seen many people improve and stay better. i also recognized that -- nobody is saying -- i will clarify that, i am not saying that jails need to become psychiatric hospitals. i absolutely don't. do i believe that when an individual is incarcerated as health issues and mental substance abuse issu

the dph said they don't feel they can provide adequate mental health services. it is a costly fusimty to reopen, it is closed since 2010 and requires a number of repairs and maintenance and requires increased transportation cost. 85 percent the jail population is pre-trial that means they have to go back and forth from court. estimates have 1.77 million a year to transport folks back and forth. there are [inaudible] over the course of 40 years we are talk about 10s of millions of dollars. in excess och 50 million. if we build a replacement jail there are functions in the hall of justice included in the jail. that includes crl records and waurnts bureau which is next to the courts. it also includes holding cells for the courts. if we didn't build a replacement jail next to the court we would need to replace those facilities that are costly to construct. we know there is a lot of issues with county jail 6 but we wanted a independent expert to look at it and asked around the city who is expert that everybody could know and trust and we asked departments who may hav

today in fact, dph took the automated safety enforcement to the state legislation committee and it willbe included in the mta's legislative program. we have asked organizers like mtc to include vision zero initiative such as this as well and we're building what i characterize as a campaign. with that as background, i will turn it over to claire phillips who has a loss of information a lot of information to share with you. good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office. as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a

the dph said they don't feel they can provide adequate mental health services. it is a costly fusimty to reopen, it is closed since 2010 and requires a number of repairs and maintenance and requires increased transportation cost. 85 percent the jail population is pre-trial that means they have to go back and forth from court. estimates have 1.77 million a year to transport folks back and forth. there are [inaudible] over the course of 40 years we are talk about 10s of millions of dollars. in excess och 50 million. if we build a replacement jail there are functions in the hall of justice included in the jail. that includes crl records and waurnts bureau which is next to the courts. it also includes holding cells for the courts. if we didn't build a replacement jail next to the court we would need to replace those facilities that are costly to construct. we know there is a lot of issues with county jail 6 but we wanted a independent expert to look at it and asked around the city who is expert that everybody could know and trust and we asked departments who may hav

of building inspection, san francisco fire department work sf puc and everybody else that touches is dph have point people in the departments it's on our website those are the right people to talk to we recommend if you have general questions start with us we're happy to make the connections the late thing call a number and get passed around we want to give you a superior service to get you set up. >> one quick question i apologize to the audience more of a question to you david i was curious about the evaluation form whether or not it recognizes the benchmark from the a s 41 are we still required to fill out the form if it's a benchmark building. >> i'm david i was the structural engineer answer is yes, the engineering criteria tore this evaluation tlaits there's a national standard i get the advantages for s c 41 one it the relatively new buildings are benchmarked structural non-structural so that goes to the question of those who had a retrofit that meets the safety standard i can use that to benchmark and be done. >> we talked about the possibility of fingering ada issues b what abou

today in fact, dph took the automated safety enforcement to the state legislation committee and it will included in the mta's legislative program. we have asked organizers like mtc to include vision zero initiative such as this as well and we're building what i characterize as a campaign. with that as background, i will turn it over to claire phillips who has a loss of information a lot of information to share with you. good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office. as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a p

preexposure, [inaudible] these are brief updates-we have now prep nav gators at 3 dph clinics and dh money allocated for nav gators at community clinics will be announced this month. we got a 1 .9 million dollar a year grant for 3 years from cdc under doctor urgone and doctor phillip who are heading this effort for prep scale up and out reach particularly with emphasis on people with color and transjnder individual. we are dog doing a lot in building capacity and building awareness and building a tracking system to measure impact and we'll see the first data from the tracking system after this worlds aids event. rapid has been shown to make a significant impact on time from diagnosis to vieral suppression and a protocol is developed and implemented city wide. in terms of retention and quer the same cdc grant had nearly a million dollars a year for retention. i think you aware of the [inaudible] grants given of 500 thousand dollars specifically for retention nav gators that are in the field and we are looking into the data on oferndose suicide and deaths. we will never get to zero wit

committee on page 40 we note that the total not to exceed of the four contracts is $13 million and dph is requesting 13 million plus in these contracts for not to exceed amount of 51 million and that is shown in table one of our report. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolutions. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. seeing no comments or questions we will open it up for public comment -- >> excuse me mr. chairman. i didn't comment on number 16. >> i haven't called that item yet. we are going to call it after so thank you mr. rose. walter welcome back. >> thank you. santa claus is coming to town. he's making an item list and he's checking it twice, going find out who is naughty and nice. santa claus budget is coming to item 10. >> thank you. anybody else wish to comment on these items? all right. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> thank you walter. thank you to the providers. i move approval of the four resolutions. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar we can do so without objection. mr. clerk can you call item 16 please. >> item 16 resolution approving number 3 for

preexposure, [inaudible] these are brief updates-we have now prep nav gators at 3 dph clinics and dh money allocated for nav gators at community clinics will be announced this month. we got a 1 .9 million dollar a year grant for 3 years from cdc under doctor urgone and doctor phillip who are heading this effort for prep scale up and out reach particularly with emphasis on people with color and transjnder individual. we are dog doing a lot in building capacity and building awareness and building a tracking system to measure impact and we'll see the first data from the tracking system after this worlds aids event. rapid has been shown to make a significant impact on time from diagnosis to vieral suppression and a protocol is developed and implemented city wide. in terms of retention and quer the same cdc grant had nearly a million dollars a year for retention. i think you aware of the [inaudible] grants given of 500 thousand dollars specifically for retention nav gators that are in the field and we are looking into the data on oferndose suicide and deaths. we will never get to zero wit

preexposure, [inaudible] these are brief updates-we have now prep nav gators at 3 dph clinics and dh money allocated for nav gators at community clinics will be announced this month. we got a 1 .9 million dollar a year grant for 3 years from cdc under doctor urgone and doctor phillip who are heading this effort for prep scale up and out reach particularly with emphasis on people with color and transjnder individual. we are dog doing a lot in building capacity and building awareness and building a tracking system to measure impact and we'll see the first data from the tracking system after this worlds aids event. rapid has been shown to make a significant impact on time from diagnosis to vieral suppression and a protocol is developed and implemented city wide. in terms of retention and quer the same cdc grant had nearly a million dollars a year for retention. i think you aware of the [inaudible] grants given of 500 thousand dollars specifically for retention nav gators that are in the field and we are looking into the data on oferndose suicide and deaths. we will never get to zero wit

today in fact, dph took the automated safety enforcement to the state legislation committee and it willcluded in the mta's legislative program. we have asked organizers like mtc to include vision zero initiative such as this as well and we're building what i characterize as a campaign. with that as background, i will turn it over to claire phillips who has a loss of information a lot of information to share with you. good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office. as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a pers

committee on page 40 we note that the total not to exceed of the four contracts is $13 million and dph is requesting 13 million plus in these contracts for not to exceed amount of 51 million and that is shown in table one of our report. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolutions. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. seeing no comments or questions we will open it up for public comment -- >> excuse me mr. chairman. i didn't comment on number 16. >> i haven't called that item yet. we are going to call it after so thank you mr. rose. walter welcome back. >> thank you. santa claus is coming to town. he's making an item list and he's checking it twice, going find out who is naughty and nice. santa claus budget is coming to item 10. >> thank you. anybody else wish to comment on these items? all right. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> thank you walter. thank you to the providers. i move approval of the four resolutions. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar we can do so without objection. mr. clerk can you call item 16 please. >> item 16 resolution approving number 3 for