dr. garcia did not mention.an see that i did not have time, but those are very vital recommendations, and i would like to see this panel review them and see how they would possibly apply to st. luke's in the future to develop services to further serve the community instead of restricting services. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is rove's. i am a senior, and i live in the tenderloin for 35 years now. i am a member of the tenderloin community. the proposed cathedral hill hospital should be built not only for the patients but to serve the and, -- low-income patients. we need a hospital, that you will accept seniors and low- income families as well. it is not clear at the moment with the low-income areas. and we want to make sure they can avail themselves of these facilities. we are demanding them for partnership and a community- based clinics, some residents have access. we want them to address this issue by signing a community benefits agreement that is

dr. garcia. >> thank you. i just got back from china, so a little bit of jet lag her it how to start off by mentioning that this month is a busy month for everybody. i wanted to thank 3 -- i wanted to thank everyone who worked in the enrollment there. our school communities are really active. i want to especially thank the staff at the educational placement center for coordinating this great event. we have over 10,000 attendees for dissipates. that is a lot of people. as usual, this fair kicks off the enrollment process of. we have modified some of the things, so it is in full swing. do not forget that the enrollment applications are due january 27 of 2012. i know that seems pretty far. but it will be on us before you know it. since the board adopted the new guidelines, i want to remind everybody that we are still falling through. i know that the ballot initiative or whatever. we have already moved forward on what we are doing for the coming year. we want to encourage parents to follow that process and encoura

dr. estella garcia, who was recognized with this award last year. [applause] thank you for joining us tonight. tonight we're recognizing the community service award of 2011, eva reale. born and raised in hanford, california. she attended san francisco state university in 1971. she became a student teacher and has fought for at the studies while earning degrees in economics, a process that is, and social work. getting her degree, she met her husband. they have raised four children in the mission. in the 1980's, eva and other mission community activists to join together for the san francisco voter education and registration project. she'd been organized the great boycott committee. she served as regional manager and a spokesperson of that organization until 2002. in 1988, the ufw co-founder was brutally beaten here in san francisco by a police officer. as a leader, -- there is a happy ending to this story. after a three-year effort, she worked diligently with the college and to ensure justice for delores and to ensure there was a change in the san fra

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fighters and think that foreign meddling would only make the situation worse political analyst dr hisham garcia questions just the sanctions that have been imposed are aimed at. these sanctions are meaningless actually i think they're meaningless and on every level on the level on the economic level and on the security lap and it will not stop the violence western powers particularly the united states now to use these sanctions to use the decisions of the arab league for their own purposes to put pressure on syria to put pressure not for the syrian regime to stop the killing as they put it you know what they want to weaken the syrian regime and to weaken the alliance between syria iran and lebanon i don't think they they. so much for syrian blood in libya more than one hundred thousand people were killed by nato bombings and the come through was devastated that nobody said anyone so i can't actually believe that there. are three thousand syrians when they are not actually what it's about more than one hundred thousand plebeians it has nothing to do with stopping violence on the contrary they're

dr. garcia said that they have students who are hungry to learn. so why the ban? cnn the main reason isn't money. he said before the ban undocumented students paid out-of-state tuition, three times more than georgia residents. and it isn't because they were flooding the university. out of 310,000 students, 27 were undocumented. the major reason, tightened admissions so every open slot goes to a legal georgia resident. meet kate, her parents brought her from south korea as a child. she grew up in atlanta and became captain of her high school debate team. now since she can't go to college, she works at the flea market with her father. >> there are many people who would say why should we as taxpayers pay for you guys to go to school? >> my parents have been paying taxes. >> reporter: we looked at the family's tax returns for the past ten years and they indeed pay taxes. since she is banned from public university, her dreams faded. >> maybe i should have listened to my parents and maybe i should have gotten 4.0, then maybe i would have gotten into one of those prestig

in my opinion, barbara garcia is doing a good job and in a certain sense, i don't think too many people have missed dr. katz recently. in summary, i think that this is a good resolution. i think that they're doing a good job. thank you. >> thank you. >are there other members of the public that wish to speak on item number 5? we have a motion to move forward with recommendation and a second and we will do that without objection. item number six please. >> item number six, ordinance approved in the second amendment to the contact between the city and county of san francisco and at the united states, through the department of energy western area power administration, for delivery of low-cost power and scheduling coordinator services to treasure island and the yerba buena island. >> we bring to you today the second amendment to our existing contract with the western area power administration for providing full load services to treasure island. the treasury currently provide services to treasure island and yerba buena island. the puc entered into an agreement with the department of energy for the delivery

dr. joseph, thank you so much all three of you. we're back right after your local news. >>> i'm laura garcia-cannon.with a shooting that injured seven people, including a toddler. the shooting happened last sunday night. oakland police say they -- hiram lawrence was shot in the head during the filming of a rap video in west oakland. lawrence is still in critical condition. police say at least three people opened fire. >>> let's take a look at the morning commute right now with mike. >> let me get you right out to a live look at the san mateo bridge. very, very slow drive. suddenly a big backup all the way across the bridge. we had a couple of issues across the san mateo side. slowdowns are all the way from the toll plaza where a live look shows you, all the way over across the water a, in all directions approaching that 101 and 92 interchange. earlier sigalert and another accident over as you're getting off at delaware and another issue getting off the san may a ta bridge the last half hour have tied things up there. dumbarton bridge. back to you, laura. >> thank you so much, mike. for the latest tr