dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives that you have. i'd like to point out, though, i think that commissioner singer really pointed out a very unique aspect of the city here and also our mix of population that could in fact perhaps go and not necessarily might not even need funding, i suppose with all the innovation going on here, we've got a population which i just added up, probably half of which have a different language than english. and be this has

dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives that you have. i'd like to point out, though, i think that commissioner singer really pointed out a very unique aspect of the city here and also our mix of population that could in fact perhaps go and not necessarily might not even need funding, i suppose with all the innovation going on here, we've got a population which i just added up, probably half of which have a different language than english. and be this has

dr. pating said, the foundation of a lot of work that's being done not just in the health department but across the county. so this needs assessment is really the foundation for hospital and community benefits plan and the community health improvement plan will inform the community plan, it will also inform the strategic plan for the population health division, as well as the health care services master plan. so we're all working from the same foundation of data to make the same conclusions to move toward health city-wide. >> you're saying by the end of the summer. >> that's the expectation. it's being moved largely through the san francisco health (inaudible). >> commissioner sanchez. >> i would just say this is, it's an exceptional comprehensive report. the first time we have a comprehensive base line to look at the parameters and the subsets, as you reported here, outcomes, findings, et cetera, limitations, all the challenges coming up. it's really an exceptional document and it keeps getting better and better for the documents our department is producing. astounding. could be publish

dr. ryan believed he knew the difference between right and wrong but he believes he was incas pating her to keep himself from being killed. this afternoon we heard doctor for the prosecution countering the claims of dr. ryan. he believes that steven briel was sane in the murder of grace mann. we are following the trial closely and will bring you updates on later editions of abc7 news. in fredericksburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, jeff. thank you very much. another gray day. a little bit of a chance for rain out there. we have seen this all week. michelle: in case you are keeping track, we are talking now a full week each day for the past seven we have seen some rain. big question now. will showers affect your ride home again? chief meteorologist doug hill now with the forecast. doug? doug: yes. back to you. we're stuck in this pattern now. the showers are not nearly as numerous as yes scattered around the area now. north of winchester to hagerstown. farther south to the foothills. then south of fredericksburg through caroline county. showers and thunderstorms will drif

pating. >> first of all, i had the honor of listening to dr. alicia lieberman from the department of public health. i'm with you on the importance of traumatic-informed care and the science of frawm-informed care. i think what -- trauma-informed care so you're doing is bold, i see what you're doing that leads you in terms of strength-based probes so soon orr later maybe we can push or nudge the title of this initiative from traumatic-focused to resilient-based initiative. then i have two small questions. >> a comment that we definitely -- i completely agree with you. throughout the training, the three-hour training, you hear a lot of hope in the curriculum. because we are really telling people, this does not dech you or your patient's tream. we end with a -- patient's trauma. we end with a module on resiliency and recovery. from there, we're bringing in science from the greater good science center around mindfulness, gratitude and how you can embed that in your own personal life and agency. i agree and really, i think the goal is to not even be

pating. >> first of all, i had the honor of listening to dr. alicia lieberman from the department of public health. i'm with you on the importance of traumatic-informed care and the science of frawm-informed care. i think what -- trauma-informed care so you're doing is bold, i see what you're doing that leads you in terms of strength-based probes so soon orr later maybe we can push or nudge the title of this initiative from traumatic-focused to resilient-based initiative. then i have two small questions. >> a comment that we definitely -- i completely agree with you. throughout the training, the three-hour training, you hear a lot of hope in the curriculum. because we are really telling people, this does not dech you or your patient's tream. we end with a -- patient's trauma. we end with a module on resiliency and recovery. from there, we're bringing in science from the greater good science center around mindfulness, gratitude and how you can embed that in your own personal life and agency. i agree and really, i think the goal is to not even be