net institute quality leaders top honest a bard ask that is why it's important to support the general hospitaloundation 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 situation

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

some of these have multiple sub projects like san francisco general hospital where we're doing 24 to 21 different sets of toilets and we have to space that project out into almost 15 building permits where we cannot do all the work at once. we have to be careful not to disrupt the operation of the hospital. we've done 15 medical clinics throughout the city. we are making improvements to three others at san francisco general hospital which were fully funded and we've got the permits from the state to do that work. we are currently doing work in four of the community art centers which i'll talk about those in a minute. we've done work in more than 10 other civic buildings including this building. and many of our projects we have to break apart in multiple years because we don't want to overburden of the funds and the capital program. we want to get our fair share, but not break the system. so in that way also we can be more strategic and ask for the design funding in one year and be able to do intelligent planning and get proper estimates than to ask for the construction funding the fo

so as of today, san francisco general hospital has treated 53 patients from the airline accident. that is the most number of patients that any hospital has treated. we had 27 adults and 26 child n children. we currently have 19 patients admitted and 34 have been discharged. of the 19 who are admitted, that includes six critically injured patients including one child. the remaining patients, the other 13, range in condition from serious to fair to good. we talked a little bit yesterday about the types of injuries they sustained. i'll let the doctor reinforce that in a moment. the ages of the adults range from 20 to 76. we have multi-lingual patients, korean speakers, chinese speakers, english speakers, we have staff and interprets who speak all those languages and been able to provide care to those patients in their own language. i think that's the update. was there anything -- other loose ends from justify? >> the child, how old is this child? male or female? >> it's a female minor. i'm not going to release the age. >> can you tell me a breakdown of the -- >> no, i don't have that

that was a press conference for san francisco general hospital. basically someone giving us the same information they gave us earlier. inc. it is important to point out she said she had no information about any deaths there at san francisco general. what she did say earlier at the press conference confirming earlier that san francisco general hospital has received six female and four male patients for a total of ten patients from the asiana incident there are eight adults and two children. the adults range in age from 20s to 40s. all the patients are in critical condition. as we look at the shot on the left that is san francisco general hospital. obviously the shot on the right is that plane that crash landed at san francisco international airport. and at that airport we are awaiting a press conference from city officials and airline officials. it should happen at any moment now. there they are. right there. the reporters are in the room. and as soon as we get more information on that as soon as they approach those microphones we will bring you tha

he's saved lives at san francisco general hospital. when there were two rival gang members that come to the hcht because there is a shooting this man stuck his neck out for the public good to negotiate a diplomatic peace agreement on site within 10 minutes to half an hour and he provides a competency to the hospital that is extremely difficult to provide because he grew up here in the city and he knows the people in the neighborhood. he understands the culture, the streets and he's a public health professional, so we're here today to ask the city and county of san francisco and board of supervisors to support the increase for our budget. we haven't had a increase in four years and we want to thank supervisor john avalos and eric mar and london breed for assisting us and pushing forward our budget ask and we also want to say because of the increase in cost of living that is driving up poverty for a percentage of the city while some are benefiting from it others are forced into dire straits. there is a huge unmet need and we also support

. >>> some of the victims of that crash was still being treated at san francisco general hospital. that hospital says it's received 53 patients immediately following that crash. half of them adults and half of them children. of those patients, 36 have already been released. 17 still remain hospitalized including six in critical condition. we're learning this morning all seven children taken to lucile packard's children's hospital have been released. they were some of the 55 people rushed to two stanford hospitals saturday. ten adults remain in that hospital at stanford this morning. as for the other local hospitals, st. francis says it has one remaining patient, but he or she is not in critical condition. st. mary's has four patients remaining, none in critical condition. >>> we're still waiting to hear more information about what went wrong on the flight. as bob mentioned, it happened in the span of seven seconds. preliminary review of flight data recorders show the plane was approaching the runway well below the recommended target speed seven seconds before the crash. crew members

seventeen asiana flight 214 victims remain at san francisco general hospital this morning. the hospital received 53 patients including children after saturday's crash. right now, 5 adults and one condition. hospital officials say the most serious injuries were severe head trauma, spinal fractures that included paralysis, and abdominal injuries that caused internal bleeding, and lucile packard children's hospital has discharged all seven minors crash victims. the minors were among the 55 patients brought to stanford saturday. right now, 10 people remain hospitalized with 2 in critical condition and 8 in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals to take patients from the crash. a san franciso resident ben levy was a passenger aboard asiana flight 214. he says he is still recovering from all that has happened. levy spoke with kron4 news about the events that took place on saturday. levy's wife was supposed to be on flight 2-14, but decided to fly home early. levy says she is extremely grateful that they made that decision. stay with us

she was flown to massachusetts general hospital after doctors at nantucket cottage hospital stabilizedr. she was accompanied by her husband john kerrydl to the hospital after suffering an unspecified medical condition yesterday afternoon. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill heading back to work today, on the j en da, immigration reform and student loan rates. house republicans are coming up with their own bill. meantime federal student loan rates doubled because congress failed to meet a july 1 deadline. some lawmakers say they are now working on legislation that will reverse the rate hike retroactively. >>> up next, we will have continuing coverage this morning of the asiana crash. it's 6:25 right now. first a check of the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. back to business monday. i can tell you the low ceilings, we even have them here in san francisco, forcing flight delays, about 1:30 flight delays. "today in the bay," hot inland, 94, bay side 80 degrees and 68 at the coast. a warning to mariners, slow down for whales and a warning to whale watchers as w

the person has been transported to san francisco general hospital. the police will not tell us what the relationship is between the victims and the man they have in custody. just that they know the man had been in that form before today if there was some sort of confirmation of that. that is the latest from here. >> all right. thank you. we're going to continue our coverage with abc 7 news reporter located at 8 and bryant. that is one block at least away from the shooting scene heather is coming to us via cell 7 technology. heather what is the latest of the -- of your location. >> we are a block north of the scene. on brannon. i'm going to step out here and push into that quite multi story building there. we're told by the family of witnesses in addition to conference that it happened on the ground floor or sort of like a basement level. here, traffic has been stopped, pedestrians and cars. and so, we have a couple people concerned about family members. we spoke to a couple of them. they were men whose wives work at businesses in there. and the first

san francisco general hospital, there is a trauma center there. that is where a number of injured were taken. as of 2:00 p.m. local time, hospital there says it has received ten patients total, six females, four males all involved in the airline crash. eight adults, two children, they range from 20-40s and there are two children, as well. all the patients are in critical condition. as we take a look at the videotape. the aftermath of the plane there with the tail missing, gone. you can see the top of the fuselage there completely burned away in a fire that begin after the crash. passengers and crew are taken off of the plane in the aftermath. number taken away with either minor or no injuries at all. in fact there were tweets from passengers who said that everything around here looks fine. unbelievable considering the fact this was a plane that was packed with people just under 300 or so including 16 crew members. you can see the you can see how that inside that intear your of airplane is completely -- interior of the airplane is burned out. >> art

san francisco general hospital. telling us, that ten people there have been critically injured eight adults, two children. there are a number of hospitals in that area. but again, we're starting to get the trickle of new information as we wait on this ntsb news conference that is expected to happen at any moment. we'll bring it to you live. milissa rehberger has been standing by. i understand you have some new information? >> yes. we are hearing from the president who remains at camp david this afternoon. he released this following statement about the plane crash today. he said the president has been, the white house says the president has been made aware of the situation and his team will update him as new information becomes available. we will continue to stay in constant contact with our state federal and local partners. >> thank you so much. >> first word from the white house this afternoon as we went on this news conference to start. our affiliate there in the area, the nbc bay area affiliate, kntv saying two ar

the last victim is fight for his life at fran general hospital. moments later three officer es encountered the bladly gunman out on the street and he fired at police. >> if suspect is shooting at them. >> i heard one loud shot close to me. >> mimi right was outside at a food truck when he heard the gun fire and saw armed police officers swarming if area. >> i just, i ran very quickly and then hid in one of the stores there. >> while she hid, officers chased the gunman to a taco rya where he again fired at police. the police did not fire back worried that too many people nearby could get hit. the suspect's shots didn't hit anyone and police say he dropped his gun and surrendered when he ran out of bullets. >> code four. code four. >> even after the suspect was arrested police kept the area locked down believing another gunman might still be inside the jewelry matter. the s.w.a.t. team searched every room. it was scary but organized. >>> they knew what we were doing. >> police say when the video evidence revealed there was only one gunman twb the se

passengers, they were in disaster mode for most of the day. >> dan: one of busiest was san francisco general hospital where 53 passengers were treated. >> cheryl: lisa amin gulezian is live at the hospital. you talked to one of survivors tonight. >> reporter: that is true. i spoke with benjamin levy. tonight he was happy to be going home but still shocked he survived a plane crash. he was sitting in the middle of plane. he said his entire row was crushed. father of two was treated for bruised cartilage. he was returning to san francisco after a business trip to korea. he was conscious the entire time and helped people get off the plane. >> person next to me, heavy breathing but was conscious. another gentleman seemed to be older but not too hurt. most of injuries seemed to be leg, bruises. to everybody calmed down quickly and not pushing each other or stepping on each other. it felt like it went pretty fast. >> reporter: as he says there was no fire on the plane. several witnesses have reported not while passengers were on board. the plane did not flip over at any time. he said the entire experience

they took the man and suspect to san francisco general hospital. they just believe there was one shooter involved and believe that because they saw a video from a nearby store show that had one person walking into the mart before the call went out of shots fired. >> mark math use thank you for that. and abc 7 news reporter spoke to witnesses who were working near a shooting scene. >> this scene is winding down a bit. that door we're seeing activity at triple 8 brannan. there are police officers coming out. probably about 20 minutes ago i talked with construction workers down on the level where this happened. the picture basically illustrates the scene down there on the level where this shooting happened. you can sigh in the distance there are police officers. that is the crime scene. there is some bullet casings on the floor. i can tell you immediately after the shooting construction workers ducked for cover then heard five more shots. then heard a bit of commotion after that. the suspect ran up. this is the basement level we're talking about here.

hospitals. >> and, dan, you're there in san francisco. apparently san francisco general's the only level i trauma center in the area. equipped very well to deal with this but a number of hospitals in the area as well that some of the people were taken to. >> reporter: yeah. lots of different hospitals in the bay area. some were taken to stanford, for example, basically everybody is on call, if you will accepting passengers. but the most immediate hospital at least closest to the airport that is a level i trauma center is san francisco general. that's where the most critically injured patients are at this hour. >> great reporting, dan. thank you for answering that question. we don't know the answer to it. it's a very important question, what happened to the person the coast guard transported and where did the coast guard find that person? i'm sure we'll get the information in coming hours. right now, 34 patients are being treated asan francisco's only level i trauma center, san francisco general hospital. >> of those patients, 11 are children and 23 are adults. we have five

the ce of of asiana airlines in the bay area expecting to meet with survivors at sf general hospital. live look at sf general where right now five passengers remain in critical condition, including within person under age 18. a child being treated the hospital as well but that child is in serious condition. >>> the airline's ceo met with a crush of media when he arrived yesterday. yoon young-doo has not spokenmko reporter but was we understand he has promised full cooperation with the investigation. >>> also this morning, we have learned the i didn't of the teenager who may have been run over by a san francisco fire truck after the plane crashed. the coroner identified the girl as 16-year-old ye mengyuan. the coroner spoke to the girl's parents yesterday and an official report on the death is not expected to be released for a few weeks. >>> as we mentioned, the wreckage of the plane is still sitting out in the open at sfo even as other planes take off and land next to it. no doubt, an unsettling sight for air travelers considering a separate incident that happened overnight. new photo

we started on this in 2004. >> am i correct in hearing that you the patient experience of general hospital will improve greatly? >> yes. >> that is the first priority? >> yes. >> okay. thank you. >> we want to be able to create accessible working environments as well. >> is there any more council members? seeing that there's no council members, staff. >> thank you i just like to make maybe two quick comments. one is that i think we all lost a little bit of ground during the economic down turn and the city had to reset some priorities at that time, but i really do feel with the recent commitment to the capital planning program that the city has really stepped up to fund this very important work at the levels that are necessary and i think that is due really in large part to john paul advocacy and also his incredibly efficient project management. i've spoken to the planning staff and they see the mod projects actually as a model for how you should identify a project, then do a feasible study and then the design and the construction so you really move a project over multiple years, but always

the 74-year-old woman was flown to massachusetts general hospital tonight after being stabilized. itted to a hospital in nantucket in critical condition earlier today. there is no word on her illness and she remains in critical condition tonight. >>> as we have been reporting two teenaged girls died in the crash at sfo. although that is tragic for those families, is it remarkable more people are not killed. experts credit the plane itself. the fact that so many people survived this says plenty about how modern aircraft are built. seats are built to absorb sudden impact. interior carpeting and fabric are fire resistant and in most cases it's working. everyone survived this american airlines plane crash in jamaica in 2009. this continental crash in 2008, and this crash landing in toronto in 2005. and no fatalities during the miracle on the hudson in 2009. getting out alive usually comes down to seconds. at the faa center in oklahoma city, officials recreate plane crashes to study what it takes to survive. >> stay low with your head below the top of the seat back and come down the ais

i even called sf pd and i've called general hospital in san francisco. nobody has been able to assist me in any way, but coincidentally, a news team has just picked me up and is trying to get me past all those security lines to reunite with my dad as we speak right now. so -- >> so what are you saying, you would like better information? or them to be more reactive? >> they could have contacted maybe the families first before anybody else. especially for, you know, people that they've identified for a crew and passengers. they could have at least, you know, tried to reach out to the families, let them know they're okay or how this procedure is going to work. because so far, i don't know how to get into the airport, i can't get into the airport even if i wanted to. i didn't know where he was located. and thank god his phone is on, because nobody else has been really been in contact with my family. >> yeah. i know that i would be very upset if i had a family member involved. you understand, i'm sure, there's chaos i'm sure in customs and arrivals and with d

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we have a plan in place that's been largely modelled after general hospital project where we also procured trade contractors early on and that has paid huge dividends for us. the hospital is tracking to on time completion and budget and a lot of that has to do with comments we got early on in the project in regards to how to build a building in an occupied area. be happen toy /p*eu >> as we're looking forward to contractors coming in, how do you ensure we have the highest level of dbe and lbe? make sure we're meeting high marks on these participants. >> absolutely. we're committed to meeting and exceeding the goals like we have on other projects. as you recall, we did a renovation a couple years ago and we met and exceeded those goals. all those that were in place apply to this project so it wouldn't be any different from it. this legislation doesn't affect that at all. >> could you share that information if we forwarded to the full board what the success has been on [inaudible] and you mentioned we're doing something similar that we did for general hospital. if you could share that inform

both victims were taken to san francisco general hospital. police say they are looking for two suspects. one described as a heavy african american male with dread locks. the other is an african american male who is wearing a white hooded sweatshirt. they fled the scene in a maroon car. >>> police are looking for the gunman who opened fire on the man sitting in his car. claudine wong joins us from the scene. >> reporter: if you look behind me you can see the crime tape still sitting out here on the street. police left within the last hour. i have been talking to them about what they know about what happened. here's what we know. they were out here over night for hours progressing the scene and there were multiple crime scenes. they got calls around 2:00 last night. neighbors hearing lots of gunshots. we talked to one woman who said she heard at least three. thought they were fire crackers or fire works of some sort. police got out here and found a victim shot multiple times. they thought he may have driven here after he was shot. >> we are wor

cate caugurian is at san francisco general hospital where both the homeowner and one of the suspects are being treated. >> and we're hearing that they are both expected to be okay. let's take a look at video. this happened just after 12:15 this morning on the 1500 block. one of the suspects talked to the victim and coerced him to open the front gate. then the two other suspects forced him back in the home. one of the suspects stabbed the victim in the torso. they saw one of the suspects trying to runaway. jump out of the back window on the first floor. but that's where officers were waiting for him. and we know that suspect fell pretty hard and he actually almost or maybe broke his leg. he is also here at san francisco general hospital. >> do we know if the suspects were armed with other weapons. >> when they arrested that suspect they did find a handgun but still two other suspects on the run. and police are saying they too might be armed. >> all right. cate caugurian live in san francisco. thank you. >> and this morning, the captain of a suspicious sailboat is in custody after evad

. >> it's a very sad day here at san francisco general hospital. we have all done everything we could to take care of this young lady. and unfortunately as you just heard she's passed away. >> asiana airlines said the latest fatality was a chinese female high school student. the two previous fatalities are also high school girls from china. one of the girls was run over by a fire truck as she lay on the tarmac. however, police officials explained that they're still trying to determine whether the girl had died as a result of the plane crash before being hit by the fire truck. a truck carrying road construction material plowed into a bus on a highway south of moscow on saturday, leaving at least 18 people dead. russia's emergency situation ministry says at least 25 others were injured. now while reportedly more than 40 passengers on the bus at the time of the collision. footage shot from a nearby car shows the car careening into the side of the bus, which was traveling slowly at the time. police suspect the truck did not reduce its speed as it inter

the last victim is now fighting for his life at san francisco general hospital. police say moments later, three officers encountered the bloody gunman outside on brannan street and he fired at police. >> i heard one loud shot close to me. >> reporter: she was at a food truck when she heard the gunfire and saw armed police officers swarming the area. >> i ran very quickly and hit in one of the stores there. >> reporter: while she hid, officers chased the gunman to a taco stand where he fired at police. police did not fire back worried that too many people nearby could get hit. the suspect shot, didn't hit anyone and police say he dropped his gun and surrendered after running out of bullets. after he surrendererred, they kept the area locked down. the massive police response was scary but organized. >> the cops pretty much knew what they were doing, pushed us where we needed to go. >> reporter: when video evidence revealed there was one gunman, the search was called off and the investigation into the deadly shooting began. police aren't telling us much about the su

paul chambers juneor joins us now from sf general hospital. they are surprised know he one suffered severe burns. >> good afternoon, paul. >> there is updated information i can give us. one people are still here. >> six are in critical condition. three are set to undergo surgery today and others got a special visit. >> with flowers in their arms. the counsel from san francisco came to sf general visiting the victims ever the asiana plane. >> there are several saying general hospital. and i will come here today to see them and to comfort them. and tell them we will do our best to help them. >> more than eight people we are told are survivors. >> boarded this muni bus. we weren't told where they were going. >> in all, they were treated at sf general after the crash. >> 20 of them had some type of spinal cord or spinal injury for the impact of the crash. >> others had abdominal injuries which appear consistent with passengers who were secured with seat belts. >> as it causes you to buckle offer. then you have the extension injury of a spine and t

. >> 17 patients remain hospitalized at sf general hospital. 6 are in critical condition including one child. 10 are still hospitalized. two of them critically hurt. and three are still at cpnc hospital. sue kwon is at san francisco general this morning where most of the patients are being treated. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple minutes ago we saw about a dozen, what looks like some of the possible middle school students and young people. look to be asian or chinese coming on to an muni bus. come in with crutches. as we wait to get more information, i can tell you what we do know. 17 were still being treated this morning. about 53 patients in all. half of them children. and you may have heard earlier, these children were middle school students coming on a large group of about 70 to a camp, a language camp taking place in the los angeles area. this morning, 6 patients still remain in critical condition. these patients came in waves. most were korean or chinese decent. we're talking about whole families being brought in. the hospital going into disaster mode cleared an entire f

he is being held at a san francisco general hospital with none-life threatening injuries.s is an active homicide investigation. there is still, a decent amount of police presence. earlier today, however, there was a swarm of police at this intersection they called a they406 meaning shots fired and they need help. when they encountered him walking out of the cold storage at the jewelry mart he opened police on the fire and they encountered him walking out of a gold store --. at the jewelry store and here is what the police chief had to say. >> the building that contains hundreds of people has been cleared. just out of an abundance of caution and there are about 75 people left to be interviewed. and working to be identified and to everyone else has been methodically processed. throughout the entire street. >> reporter: the police chief basically talking how the innocent bystanders, and witnesses that would have potentially been injured in this chaotic shooting. right in broad daylight. they could have really-been injured in broad daylight. and an interesting fact is that whe

hospitals. a handful right now fighting for their lives. we can also tell you many of them were initially taken to san francisco general. that's where "today in the bay's" christie smith is live with an update on their condition. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. a couple minutes ago a bus pulled up moving people from the hospital. we're trying to get information about whether this might be tied to the flight. what i can tell you is 17 patients, survivors of asiana flight 214 still being treated this morning at sf general hospital. we're getting a clearer picture of the type of injuries they sustained. we know at least two of them are paralyzed, many of them had broken bones and several more had what's described as road rash-type burns, many of the survivors coming in and out, too shaken up to relive the horrifying moments. others saying they were bracing for impact because they had a feeling that the flight was going to crash and at the very last minute they heard the pilot trying to get the plane back up and heard the engine revving. the chief of surgery at sf general where 53 patients were treate

it was his first time landing a boeing >> 17 victims from the crash remain at san francisco general hospital this morning. the hospital initially received 53 patients. right now, 5 adults and one child remain in critical condition. hospital staff say the most serious injuries include severe head trauma. spinal fracture. and abdominal injuries. still in hospital down to 17 two more patients from flight 214 crash have been discharged from san francisco general hospital today, bringing the number of people still hospitalized there down to 17, according to a hospital spokeswoman. sf general accepted 53 patients after flight 214 crashed while landing at san francisco international airport saturday around 11:30 a.m., said. including five adults and one child insix patients have been in the emergency department. >> all of a sudden they received a notice the date are born to have to be mold to oakland. >> what time was your flight supposed to be? >> 7:00 a.m. paris air >> i am very pest. i was supposed to leave as 7:00 a.m.. i am still standing there. >> did you know that you were supposed to go? >>

para hablar justamente de los heridos estamos con nuestro compañero juan carlos gonzález en el hospital general¿qué tal? muchas gracias, estamos en el hospital general de la ciudad de san francisco aquí han sido traido varios paicentes, cinco de ellos en condiciones criticas, mucha de las personas han sufrido fracturas, dos muertos, también se pueden ver las camillasq quedaron aquí junto con las ambulancias donde fueron traidas las personas de emergencias, en estos momentos también se realiza una conferencia de prensa, para dar a conocer lo más reciente, otro hospital que recibió 45 pacientes es el hospital stanford, han tenido que llamar por supuesto a personal extra, pkersonal que normalmente no trabaja el fin de semana lklego para atender a los heridos, uno de ellos fueron trasidos por supuesto en ambulancia, otros llegaron por su propia cuenta en autobuses, esta es la situación, hace momentos vimos quna persona, un pasajero salió por su propio pie, en estos momentos se están realizando , se están dando pocos detalles en general de las lesiones, se cree que otras personas sufrieron quemadura