net institute quality leaders top honest a bard ask that is why it's important to support the general hospital foundation and support programs at the hospital in the following video, stephanie tom matt see and crew beatifully cap toured two of those programs and their benefits: . >> i have eniwent to a friend who was building our new home and i went to step on an attached floor and it wasn't and i fell onto concrete. when character shier came to san francisco general hospital it was clear she had very significant injuries which includeddier to her pelvis and her heel bone. san francisco general is the only trauma center in the city so if you get injured anywhere from the bridges down to the airport, you are coming here. >>> i we want to the public health do an overall screens and that included hiv aids and then the nurse came in and said, don't worry hundred. i have never given a positive and ten minutes later, his face went flush write and was test was positive. >> she came to us during her pregnancy and was very worried about passing hiv onto her baby. >> this is really a world class situati

and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but their mind and their soul. you must recognize that unless patient and the family are peopleally and tactally cared for. they will not be able to survive their cancer treatment. or to face the end of their life with diggity. so, rachel and i feel very bless and had lucky to the able to work with a team of people so dedicated and providing incredible surface. to what limits this office all of the time to and patients that often have nowhere else to turn to. thank you . >> we are also here today represented our other professionals family sharon khan with the family medical services at san francisco general. we are proud to be part of a group of amazing social workers who work everyday often unrecognized under appreciated and under paid to care for the most vulnerable woman of france and we are work

i'll make you wish there were 24 general hospital hours to each day. me something good telling me the hospital you love it. you make it seem like it's terrible and it's not a very good place. telling me something hospital general hospital good. telling me that you love it yeah. tell me >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. the 49ers did not detective beat in my opinion they were beat by bad luck and it was caused by a an dead man. joseph is tired of waiting for justice and i can the have you do god in new orleans decided that was long enough and what convinced me it was the famous blackout base that was supernatural. so if anyone is going to be blamed for the 49ers loss it was the curse. so if mayor lee continues to ignore the dead man's curse it may take harvey to come back and lead us to the city hauls. this guy may not be a -- he was a gay city employee who died at the general hospital. i want to dare the board of supervisors to issue a statement about how much child porn is inside the computer in the city. i have to say

andrei campbell of our san francisco general hospital, and also on staff at ucsf. he is at the forefront of world class trauma center that we have. and if you go day to day, and certainly with the 67 homicides that we have with the numbers of bodies that were showing up and people have shown up, many of which he saved, many of which he couldn't save that were victims of bullets and violence and gun violence in our city, you know that that's another good reason as to why we need to do as much prevention as we can. dr. campbell. >> good afternoon, mayor lee, supervisor cohen, chief suhr, members of the press. my name is dr. andrei campbell and i've worked at san francisco general hospital for the past 19 years as a trauma surgeon. before i came to san francisco i worked in new york. i have 24 years of experience of caring for victims in two major cities in our great country. this week all of us have watched with horror the events in newtown, connecticut, with great sadness as we learned the devastation that one person brought on that quiet community. i've seen the de

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm susan currin, i'm the ceo at san francisco general hospital, i've been in that position for about three years. prior to that, i was the chief nursing officer and coo at the hospital, i've been on a health authority in the san francisco health plan board for the last three years and served as a chair for the last year. i'm very proud of the work that the health authority and the health plan does in providing access to some of the most vulnerable patient populations in san francisco, and especially proud of the designation of outstanding patient outcomes for those that we serve through the health plan, so i'm very happy to answer any questions you might have. >> any questions? supervisor cohen? >> thank you, i just wanted to raise an elevated issue, not an issue, that's not the correct way to frame it, bring something to the public's attention, there's a special residency waiver that's required for this specific appointment and as you know, the attorney has indicated to us via memo that there are certain very special requirements for the seat number 3

the first one is the general hospital improvement bond program and i recently took a tour, and it is amazing. it's still not quite skeletal form but the last time i saw it two years ago it was a pit, and now it's a building, and it is on time. i am pleased to say on time, on scope and on budget and hopes to be done by the time supposed to be done which is 2015 so $667 million of the money has been issued and things are going relatively well. of course the end part is some of the toughest part and we hope that continues to be successful. laguna honda bond program is not the same story and it's one of the reasons we came into existence . the program is vastly under budget and under scope and delayed and the good news i saw it won an award as a hospital so perhaps the end product is good but certainly the process by which we got the laguna honda and many of the reasons -- the issues that were found with giewn laguna honda hospital with the general bond and we wouldn't make the mistakes again. earthquake safety and emergency response bond program was approved in 2010 and it is to seismic

you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues >>> "general hospital" is >>> "generale back to mark the milestone. >> many viewers will recognize some of the most popular characters. here is the exciting news. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> mom! oh, my god. >> reporter: she's back. jeannie francis grew up on "general hospital." over the years, she's come and gone, but the impact she made as laura has always remained. >> i remember profoundly going to the 14th anniversary of the show as a 14-year-old girl. if this event had passed, the 50th anniversary of a show that gave me a wonderful life and i wasn't there to celebrate it, it would just feel so wrong, so awful. so i'm glad that's not how it went, because i'm here in the spirit of this event and with a very grateful heart. >> reporter: "general hospital" is thrilled to bring the past into the future. >> it feels like they've come home. at least for the next six to eight weeks you'll see a lot of the veterans front and center and a lot more surprises coming up throughout the months of february, march and through april. >> you k

stephanie bray with san francisco general hospital foundation joins us. hanie, this is something that you guys at the hospital are working towards all year long. >> yes, absolutely. the work that goes on at the hospital we try to share as much as we can. and get as many people involved. and there are a lot of people involved in putting this event together. >> so this event directly goes to support patient care and also the trauma center. >> yes, absolutely. absolutely. the proceeds fund innovative programs to help reach the most vulnerable in our community. >> the event is actually likely sold out here for tonight. but this is an event where, again, all the money, all the proceeds goes directly back toward this community hospital. and it's also something where you guys work on highlighting individuals throughout the year. >> yes, we are the heroes part of this event. they're very exciting, very quietly doing good work in the community and we use this event to recognize them, as well. >> and three of those folks were highlighted earlier today. and then we a

which will become clinics and a support hospital once the new san francisco general rebuild project is complete. we're asking for an additional $1 million for work on other locations at the campus. we have currently this fiscal year $1.7 million and these projects are rebuild the ramp entries at building 1 building 9, and building 3, where the car auditorium is located. and building accessible restrooms in the building cluster that is 9, building 40, which will remain to have clinics on the floor. our second project at san francisco general hospital is the funding of phase 2 for the building 80 and 90 elevator renovations. as you have known from previous presentations, we have some service problems with these elevators. that building has many health clinics that provide central services and during the rebuild, it will become what we call "a surged space." where other sections of other departments on the campus will cycle and move into this building temporarily. so this building will have another 20-30-year lifecycle. our next projects that we're seeking funding on are for the construct

the event again at san francisco general hospital foundation happening tonight here at at&t park. and you can go to their website and check that out. clear here with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. and incredible cause that you want to check out their website. on that seven-day forecast, what you will find is plenty of shines as we head throughout this upcoming weekend. a lot of love tonight, but i think my love, my luck is running out. they have to get everything set up. i hear these guys are kind of anxious to get this chair. i don't know. looks like i'm out of here. bye. >> see you later. >> buster posey just texted and said, don't mess up the field. >> exactly. >> more pennies for your pop. a new soda tax in california is gaining steam. those details just ahead. >>> updating you on breaking news we told but at the top of the newscast. we are following a double shooting. reports after double shooting in east san jose. our chopper is above the scene. you see police officers down below. a man and woman shot in east san jose. right near overfelt high school on the east side of

and bibeding 89d at san francisco general hospital got a makeover at the parking lot. most important we're moving forward with the el elevator modernization project. it's going to be providing redundance amongst the three elevators in case one has to be taken out of service for repairs. the lethalon of honor underwent a makeover. golden gate park repaved manufacture their multi-use roads. and we finished the accessible passenger loading work at the school district. that was the subject of lopez lawsuit. we're go to be doing some phase 2 work for the cultural center and the mission cultural center for latino arts. that concludes my director's report. thank you for your attention. >> thank you, carla. moving on to item no. 6, new time sheets and payment processs for ihss. we have a presentation by megan elliot. in-home supportive services or ihss. she is the program director of ihss, which is part of the department of aging and adult services or daas. for those of you who are unfamiliar with these programs, let me explain about them for just a moment. in-home supportive

they were both brought here to marin general hospital following that crash. shortly after it appeared. it happened in raccoon strait yesterday afternoon. that's between angel island and tiburon. you see the damage to the 22-foot speedboat shows the force of the impact. a windshield shattered the side of the boat caved in. the collision happened as the golden gate ferry ms san francisco was on its way to sausalito back to the city. the coast guard said the bay was calm. a spokesperson for the golden gate transportation district said the smaller boat was reportedly to be traveling at a high rate of speed when it hit the ferry. none of the 500 people on the ferry were hurt. the accident, as you may imagine, caused a commotion on the tiburon waterfront at coast guard and medical choppers landed and took off. here's what one person told abc7 news. >> they were doing cpr on one guy. they continued to do cpr. didn't look too good for him. the other guy they brought up in a gurney and loaded him up. he had blood on his face. >> the rescue effort involved emts from th

you know the san francisco hospital foundation the general hospital foundation has been such a wonderful wonderful entity and i want to just thank stephanie your leadership, i want

i want you to look at the general hospital and try checking the years between 20078 and you tell me in writing what you found and if i need any help there is a porn task force located in the south bay and i assure they will help you. in my opinion chu bloktd earlier attempts to stop porn in san francisco. thank you >> thank you. next speaker >> good afternoon. happy black history month. we seemed to have forgotten it in this shortest most of the year. i'm a lifelong resident district 10. member of the black human rights couple of san francisco off and on by dr. jackson. i made a mistake when i said we addressed the furnished jaend and she remind me there was no agenda so we have to unfinished agenda. i like to have a memory of bishop jackson who was a member at the church who passed away of a massive heart attack last week. he's also in the bay choir. many don't know about the choir because we have a culture person running the center. it's also for your culture. our culture includes gospel music and our choir caught hell the whole time that's why we're not there. it's services are at b

years ago when i was finishing up a post dock down at hospital curve, their old site down at the general hospital and my advisor charo was taking the lead on planning the move of glad stone from general up here to mission bay. and he described this nurvana of interaction between ucsf and research institutions and start up companies, and i thought to myself, i want to get back there some day. some day my career path will take me back to mission bay, maybe for one of these little start ups that sort of came true. so a couple of years ago when bayer was opening the innovation center, this is our north american research headquarters we are looking around at where to place ourself and we ended up just a couple blocks away here in mission bay. and in the end the decision was really quite simple. mission bay has a really unique collection of places like the glad stone, other research institutes reg kelley and qb three were instrumental for us coming back here but really the anchor was ucsf and in fact our interaction with them was so important to us that at the time of moving in we had already signed a

i work over at san francisco general hospital, in the dietary department. i have been there for almost three years. [ applause ] >> i will be graduating from the university of phoenix this year with a degree in criminal justice. and as barry has already told you i freelances an interpret. he said that the dead are not resurrected here. i stand here before you to let you know that the dead will be resurrected. because my life was over before i came here and it has been resurrected all today. [ applause ] thank you very much for taking the time to listen to me. my name is tyrone and i'm under construction. god speed to you all. [ applause ] >> thank you, tyrone. whew. [ [ laughter ] >> it is my distinct pleasure to introduce to you today one of our volunteers. this woman takes time etch year to volunteer with her children and grandchildren. she comes when she is not otherwise occupied, like leading those in congress. nancy pelosi is used to speaking before representatives. she has been doing it for 25 years and she comes before us, representatives of all of s

please welcome stephanie brave who is the part of the general hospital system.lly started in 2004 in the hearts of san francisco project. you can remember there were lots of large parts put all over the city to benefit the san francisco general hospital foundation. the foundation reports san francisco trauma center. our only level one trauma center. is the safety net hostel for those who are uninsured or underinsured for if you live and services. these are supported that those funds help support the work of the foundation. that helps raise funds for a hostile. here's another heart tells about this one. this part is called bombed by pound. it represents the 49 mi. radius and how we are all bound together in san francisco francisco and the giant one we are looking at, it was signed by a lot of the giants. yes it is brit howard the artist created this heart through the playoffs series she wanted to do something and she was very tenacious and she got the giants decided and here it is now. can't you will buy this? neckline. they'll be on display at the event and now

proceeds going to support san francisco general hospital, san francisco giants helped with one.will be presented in just a few weeks. it a great idea. >> yes. >> just ahead a local rapper makes a music video about his favorite team. favorite team. >> ninersn't wait for presidenty to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> coming up an investigation reveals hidden price tag on school projects. and from 7 on your side a flower delivery service like never before. a florist not only providing proof flowersi[4 arrived but you get to see reaction of the recipient which is cool. >> i love that, 49ers fan keep showing your passion in different way autos yes. on

pretty bloodied, and was surrounded by emergency crews, she was transported to san francisco general hospital. she is still alive. now, you can see there are still investigators from muni who are here on scene. i'm being told that they are still questioning the bus driver as is part of the standard procedure in these investigations and will be tested for being under the influence of drugs and alcohol, a standard part of the investigation. muni says they're still trying to piece together how this happened. reporting live, abc7 news. >> ama: a little girl is dead, and two firefighters injured top after a fire race thyroid an apartment complex on treasure island. the early morning fire broke out on mirier mariner drive. these are cell phone pictures of three apartments engulfed in flames. a 10-year-old girl was trapped in the middle apartment. a neighbor described the scene. >> the mother was running around saying, my baby's inside. people went up to try to go through the door, and as we approached the door, it exploded and fire and smoke came out. >> ama: five other members of the girl's family

she learned creole at the general hospital, and slowly but surely, she started to develop a tuberculosis ward in a hospital, where there was not one, even though they have one of the worst burdens of tuberculosis. now she has a fund-raising organization. her aid is very targeted. she will say, i need a computer, and you give the money, and the patient gets a computer. she is the vessel through which these things flow. instead of the money sits in the coffers. tavis: i have said many times over the years. i am not a fan of any number of movies where the white folk ride in and rescue the black folk. i am over those kinds of stories. i am raising it, because i wonder how we aid and abet haiti in the right way but not have this imagery we know best and we know everything and we are here to save you, rescue you, and without us, you cannot make it. how do we aid and abet them to but not be guilty of that? >> it is really hard. one of the reasons i like this dr. and one of the reasons i like sean penn, although he is a swashbuckler. he looks like a swashbuckler. he appears to be above and beyon