it's essentially supporting reimbursement services for san francisco general hospital and laguna hospital and health home agency to review and file required regulatory documents with federal and state agencies to maximize revenue to the city.

it's essentially supporting reimbursement services for san francisco general hospital and laguna hospital and health home agency to review and file required regulatory documents with federal and state agencies to maximize revenue to the city. . >>> i have nothing to add, except we have senior staff here to answer any questions. significant increase in the sense of -- >> president cohen: great, i have a question then. the contract is dated through june 2018 for added staff at san francisco general hospital. hello, i guess that's the general hospital staff behind you. it's good to see you all, thank you for joining us. really, this has been an ongoing situation with labor. for the last eight years that i've been on the board, people have been declassified, there's been understaffing in certain segment segments of the hospital. my question is, what's the plan to bring in permanent staff to bring up the staffing levels as patient census continues to increase? welcome. >> thank you. i'm terry dantonio, the chef nursing officer at san francisco general. we have a budgeted census of 285. we have

hello, i guess that's the general hospital staff behind you. it's good to see you all, thank you for joining us. really, this has been an ongoing situation with labor. for the last eight years that i've been on the board, people have been declassified, there's been understaffing in certain segment segments of the hospital. my question is, what's the plan to bring in permanent staff to bring up the staffing levels as patient census continues to increase? welcome. >> thank you. i'm terry dantonio, the chef nursing officer at san francisco general. we have a budgeted census of 285. we have been running a census of 313, and so it's seasonal. we're still trying to regulate our budget with census, and so we've moved into the new building, building 25, in may of 2016. during that time, we have notic noticed fluctuations in staffing, and those are not positions we're going to fill until we're secure of what is our actual census going to be. >> president cohen: yes, with all due respect, we've had this problem before you moved into the new building. you

i am a field rep for general hospital. i didn't prepare anything to read, but i can -- i wanted to speak for a minute about my own experiences with being a field rep within the city and county of san francisco. some of the things that i have witnessed myself and just some points, first of all, obviously, we live in a white supremacist country, and the city is not -- it is no exception. the second thing that i am seeing is that at the hospital, there is a ton of authoritarian managers that disciplined people just for the sake of dispute -- disciplining people. and people that you are seeing here, those are the people that we represent that are being disciplined disproportionately. the third thing that is contributing to all of this is you have an h.r. department that seems like its main goal is simply to support managers, no matter what. ninety-nine% of my grievances are denied. does that mean that 99% of the issues that we are bringing up our false? and not true? you should probably take a look at your h.r. department and

these statements i was one of the twelve senators of both political parties who were briefed by general hospital two weeks ago she of course heads up the central intelligence agency the same agency the secretary pump ill used to be in charge of it it was clear within minutes of our briefing that this goes all the way to the top and to argue that the crown prince was not involved in this or at least not aware of it and properly directed it is too obviously to ignore the obvious intelligence we have collected. of donald trump is standing by the saudi crown prince despite the cia concluding he likely ordered her killing cia chief is due to bring its trip to brief the house of representatives soon. murda appears to be putting one of the saudi crown prince's projects in doubt mohammed bin said man as reportedly suggested that foreign investors will not put money in the five hundred billion dollar development of new york city angrily revolve is the financial times senior energy correspondent and one of the journalists who wrote the story she says many future mega projects could be in jeopardy. we were

at the general hospital at times, nearly half of their patients are venezuelan. many are pregnant.hows us the pediatric ward. it is brimming with sick kids. many underweight and suffering complications from malnutrition. children like this one, just under 2 years old, his skin sunken. aged from starvation. last christmas consumed by illness, he started wasting away before her eyes. out of options, she decided to leave venezuela to get them care she needed. all while four months pregnant. >> it is hard to believe he was about nine pounds and now he is 13 pounds. it is amazing that he could have been much smaller than he was now a month ago. shocking. if you didn't bring him here to colombia, what do you think would have happened to him? her heart is torn. she had to leave her other son and her family in venezuela. she has to go back. she has her son and her mom and her family. when he gets better, she's going back. >> he is still not even able to lift his own head or even keep his eyes open. yet he is better off than many. for karen and others who made it out, there is reason to hop

the procedure as to how we would go about removing the zuckerberg name from the san francisco general hospitalover the past couple of weeks, 80 outlets have reported on the latest in a string of scandalous issues confronting facebook and its leadership. the most recent one being facebook's hiring of a notorious p.r. firm to spread malicious and frankly anti- somatic attacks against george soros, which is directly from the playbook of the toxic right wing conspiracy theory groups, many of which, ironically flourish on the facebook form. this latest revelation follows the cambridge scandal earlier this year when it was revealed that private information was being used to fundamentally undermine our system of democracy. that scandal was the impetus behind the privacy first policy which was put on the ballot unanimously by this board and was passed by the voters overwhelmingly on november 6th it follows a report in the new york times from earlier this year that facebook itself was tinkering with users' emotions in their own bizarre feed experiment which spawned protest by workers at san francisco g

muhamed filmed inside the al thawra general hospital where he witnessed heartbreaking scenes of severelythem was three—year—old alaa. the judges said the pictures that mohammed filmed "..were so powerful. "it's a story of urgency that people need to know about." rampant inflation has brought venezuelans to seek desperate measures. the country is on the brink of collapse. the economic crisis has caused severe food shortages across the country. rather than reporting on the widely documented caracas and the colombian—venezuelan border, alexander houghton‘s film covers the smuggling trade. there were so many areas in venezuela that there was a complete blackout, so one particular spot was the gulf of paria, which is only a six—boatjourney away from trinidad & tobago. local papers in trinidad & tobago spoke of piracy, spoke of a fleet of fishermen seeking to buy basic food staples. but no—one was really reporting on what was really going on on the venezuelan side, so that is what we wanted to do. through a local fixer, alexander and his team metjhan, a fisherman desperate for food and medical

. >>> young patients at san francisco general hospital to treat this morning. members of the motorcycle club made their annual toy run. it began 35 years ago when tom perkins brought toys to the kids as a way to express his thanks for the care he received as a patient. tom perkins passed away two years ago but his family said they are committed to continuing the tradition for as long as they can. >>> the 49ers up against the seahawks in seattle. the raiders tried to slow down the red-hot kansas city chiefs. jason will show us what happens next in sports. >>> thank you for watching kicu fox 2. >>> jason is here to wrap up a weekend in sports. it is another weekend and another tough one. >> both the 49ers and raiders are 2-10. 4-20 by my calculations. for the raiders i would say they could take away some positives after hanging tough with one of the best teams in the nfl. spencer ware is the new man on the team for the chiefs after their top running back, kareem hunt was cut. it is spencer ware's time. travis kelsey. secured -- six yards out. chiefs representativ

28-year-old woman who slipped fast officers last night while being treated at san francisco general hospital. officials say she was walked down to the hospital around 11:00 where she was receiving treatment for injuries sufficiesuffered in an accident. she was wanted in los angeles on a $30,000 warrant. police did not consider her to be a threat to the public. we are learning tonight the warriors faced a meningitis scare while competing for a second straight nba title last season. an outside vendor came down with the form of thedy see disease i march. all of the players and staff members received vaccinations. the warriors also cleaned their dining room and practice facility before using them again. the worker returned after surviving. >>> three weeks since the camp fire. teachers and staff welcomed students across butte county today. >> they came off the bus, it was so heart warming to see the parents and the kids and the teachers all together. >> this morning, students met on campuses or makeshift spaces or in their own homes for independent study. our reporter followed one student as she

the other 22 passengers and the driver were taken to the borders general hospital, edinburgh royal infirmaryreatment. this collision has been declared a major incident and they have been working with the ambulance service and fire rescue to assist those involved. the police say anyone who is concerned they might have a loved one involved in the incident or if they have any information, should get in touch immediately with the police scotland. the headlines on bbc news... the immigration minister — caroline nokes — is in dover — as the home secretary cuts short a family holiday to deal with the rising number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. one person has died and a number of people are in hospital after a minibus carrying 20 passengers overturns on the scottish borders. more than £100 million is to be spent chartering extra ferries to bring in vital supplies in the event of a no deal brexit. and in sport. rangers get their first league victory over celtic in six years, beating them 1—0 at ibrox. jurgen klopp‘s liverpool aim to extend their lead at the top of the premier leagu

francisco police now are searching for a woman they say slipped past officers and left san francisco general hospital last night. 28-year-old crecencio mandahano was in police custody to be booked into jail on a warrant from los angeles. she was being treated at the hospital for a separate incident that happened yesterday in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. she's still at large. police do not consider her a threat. >>> part of the mission district taped off overnight as san francisco police search for evidence in a deadly double shooting. this happened about 1:30 this morning at 16th and valencia. police say two people were taken to the hospital, one later died. no word on the other victim's condition tonight or any possible suspects. >>> a wheelchair-bound woman is critically injured this evening after an antioch hit and run. the 65-year-old woman was hit around 3 a.m. yesterday. police say it happened while she was wheeling herself across lone tree way near davisson drive. she was not in the crosswalk. the impact knocked her out of the clair and she landed on the road -- chair and she landed on

at cucuta's general hospital, we meet marly, and she shows us the picture of her little boy smiling, in better times. this is is her little boy now, in a hospital bed, struggling to eat. so many families cannot afford the next meal. and tonight, a startling number. by one estimate, in 2017, the average venezuelan citizen lost around 24 pounds. and what the doctors tell us here is that though he looks malnourished, this is actually a sign of a boy coming back to life. >> it's hard to imagine that when this boy came here he was about 9 pounds, and now he's about 13 pounds. >> reporter: he is slowly getting better. and she knows what comes next. a return to venezuela, where there is no work, and an economy leaving families with no hope. she's got to go back. she has her son and her mom. and her family. when he gets better, they're going to go back. with no promise tonight that life back home will be any better. we just heard from that teacher, vanessa, after spending christmas with her family she's now en route to chile, uncertain if she'll find work. tom? >> matt, thank you. >>> there'

statements some of the strongest so far followed a closed door briefing by the cia director general hospital on the machines one of the few western officials who has heard all the recordings from inside the saudi consulate where ashaji was killed well sentences on both sides of the political aisle left the meeting unified in their conclusion that.

it was nice meeting you chief scott at general hospital. i'm highly upset. i no longer have ihss workers at all. does everyone know where ellis hotel is? 465 elder street. it's upsetting. you know how many thousands of emails i get everyday? all my information is in the elections department. thank you bay area reporter. i was assaulted twice. i have nowhere to go at this moment. they said i was stealing cup of coffee. do you think they have something better to do? he told me, only reason he did it because cafeteria insisted on it. i feel sick ever time i go by the police station. mission police station is better. police officers tell me, only reason they let him do it, every time they arrest him, they let him out. i think he's selling to childr children. i was born in ashland, oregon. i'm upset with the mayor's awful. >> it's very upsetting. >> thank you sir. >> vice president mazzucco: okay ms. brown. >> thank you. good evening. i want to say, to everyone until we get back next year, have a happy, merry christmas. i'm here it talk about my son. everybody wa

general hospital. it was sometimes rough-and tumble. someone knocked unconscious, that kind of thing. i ain't scared. i'm not. i go to my first meeting and corporate america and someone made a point and asked me, do you agree? i said i don't. he said why? he said, maybe you did not understand my point. [laughter] i know. [laughter] he explained it again and afterwards he said, do you agree? and i said no and here is why. he leaned over to me and said maybe we should take this outline. i said is that mean outside? [laughter] i am not scared of you. i am taking my airings out and we are going to fight. [laughter] was --son in that [laughter] you have to listen, understand, and learn the environment so you can respond appropriately. there were times where i felt, i can do this and it was not a push that was needed, but a poll. developing that will chest has been helpful. is that any of the experiences you have had? i am not in the same work you do. and you relate to that experience ? >> [laughter] woman can things actually do a very good j

someone or makers were angered last week when general hospital did not participate in a briefing by the secretaries of state and defense my pompei and james mattis told the senate it was no concrete evidence linking the saudi crown prince to the killing but leaked reports of a cia investigation show that it found one hundred minutes on land probably ordered . mike hanna has more. she is giving a confidential briefing behind closed doors to a very small group of senators it's essentially the chairman and the ranking senator on each of the key national security committees a number of senators actually incensed at being excluded from the briefing them chris murphy who has tweeted angrily that the public has a right to know if there's any possibility that the crown prince of saudi arabia ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi france's prime minister says he's suspending controversial plans to hike fuel taxes it offered knowledge that public anger against the policy had been growing for a while the proposal led to mass protests that descended into some of france's worst riots in years the dem

he died unexpectedly at the general hospital after suffering a heart attack.city hall to come aright his life. -- to commemorate his life. san francisco police are looking for the driver that hit a woman walking in the neighborhood early this morning. they drove off. leigh martinez reports that police are asking for the help of the public to find the driver. >> the accident happened early this morning. police blocked off the section. they have evidence markers out there. police responded to the accident at 3:25 am. police say that a woman was crossing the street when she was struck by a dark-colored vehicle. the driver fled the scene. the victim was transported to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. we heard that the officers were looking for surveillance video in the area off of the street. police say that they are asking for the help of the public in finding the suspect. the only description they released on the video was that it was dark-colored. san francisco, leigh martinez. >>> we are learning about a possible policy change within the san franc

also in san francisco, police are looking for a woman who escaped from custody at san francisco general hospitaled in a domestic violence incident in the tenderloin. authorities say around 10:45 she walked away from the hospital. officers searched the area but could not find her. she is not a threat to the general public. >>> unprecedented. how some are describing california's new legislature. >>> a very unusual way for students to the stress. it all has to do with these llamas. >>> a special delivery. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> after two years the nasa spacecraft has region ancient astroid. these are the first photos of the astroid from the robotic explorer. in the coming days it will orbit before collecting gravel from the asteroids surface. it scheduled to return to earth in 2023. >>> spacex launched with the precious loa

general hospital had been criticised for not taking part in a government briefing last week. as withdrawing from opec next month to boost its position as the world's number one export of liquefied natural gas. petroleum plans to increase output from seventy seven million tonnes a year to ten. and dozens of wounded who fighters in iraq with it when they've been flown from yemen for medical treatment rebels insisted on the evacuations in return for agreeing to talks in sweden next week to end yemen's four years civil war. yes president donald trump has asked for pakistan's help to advance afghanistan's talks with the taliban wrote the prime minister in one column saying relations with pakistan are important and bringing the armed group to the negotiating table it marks a change in trump's nobody tougher tone on pakistan last month he accused is not a bad of not doing enough to help the u.s. despite getting billions of dollars in aid from al qaeda as more from islamabad. this morning imran khan was talking to. reporters and he basically said that earlier today. requesting for. d

conference over jamal khashoggi scaling they gave their assessment briefing on the cia director general hospital and yemen's hoofy rebels have arrived in sweden for talks to end the conflict the saudi banksia many government is also taking parts early efforts to bring the two sides together broke down in september. when our top story and the killing of. want to go the u.n. human rights chief have reiterated our call for an international investigation into the journalist. we don't have the mandate to do a criminal investigation so we ask we mentioned to the to the to the secretary general though we thought it was needed a crime in mr geisha an international investigation and he needs to but there's also some it's not in its personal attrition it needs a member state to ask for i mean there is some methodology that needs to be done with member states and the security council so i do believe that is really needed in terms of ensuring what really happened and who are responsible for that awful killing well it's now speak to toby cadman who is an international lawyer who's been following this case ve

these statements i was one of the twelve senators of both political parties who were briefed by general hospital two weeks ago she of course heads up the central intelligence agency the same agency the secretary pump aoe used to be in charge of and it was clear within minutes of our briefing that this goes all the way to the top and to argue that the crown prince was not involved in this or at least not aware of it and properly directed it is too obviously to ignore the obvious intelligence we have collected. that criticism from senator dick durbin gives you a sense of the amount of outrage among senators not just democratic but republican as well again we're still waiting for a time on the vote on the resolution that would stop u.s. support for the saudi coalition's efforts in the yemeni civil war we will bring that result when it happens in the meantime there is a push for people to not vote for that resolution but to vote for another one that was just introduced in the last twenty four hours it would both criticize the saudi crown prince for his overall foreign policy as well as implicate him

hundred fifty million dollars when over fifty million records are affected also point out in general the hospitality industry is a primary target for these kind of criminal activity because payment and reservation systems include valuable information that attracts criminal actors and i got shares tumble him in a massive cyber attack wholesale reporting from the new york stock exchange thank you so much. the european central bank has rolled out the first pan euro zone instant payment service called tips aimed at competing with other digital wallet systems that are growing fast much like its american and asian competitors tips promises to be a contactless and super farce online payment system it should help europe's increasingly digital first consumers do cross border business while companies like google and apple may have been first to the market the tips system is linked directly to a central bank funds making it theoretically much faster than other systems. public awareness is growing about the dangers that climate change and plastic pollution pose to our oceans but for those who make their living

the orders of a man he was placed on on that list but only as a result of direct pressure from general hospital who insisted that he be there that's not as he came back from from turkey so i think at this stage you know we're going to see a bit of a. bit of a chess match going on i think that trump is in a weakened position already because of the midterms i think he's looking to the next election and i think he must be measuring up do i continue to stand by this reckless young man who has caused so much damage certainly in the middle east but also to america's reputation or do i cut him loose and at that point i think that moment someone is in a very very serious place thank you very much indeed i mean just thank you if you. still to come on al-jazeera. if the rebels depart from yemen for peace talks in sweden could be a turning point in the conflict. ukraine's president makes a pledge to relatives of the naval korea detained by russia last month to stay with us. once again well we're hoping to see some trial whether it's getting pushed out of the way across the queensland australia little line

project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> hello, everyone. i'm supervisor katy tang. welcome to 12 days of kittens. my staff came up with an idea of hosting animals in our office so people can come and not only find animals that they might want to adopt, but we found it's a great stress

hundred fifty million dollars when over fifty million records are affected also point out in general the hospitality industry is a primary target for these kind of criminal activity because payment and reservation systems include valuable information that attracts criminal actors marriott shares tumble him in a massive cyber attack wholesaler reporting from the new york stock exchange thank you so much. the european central bank has rolled out the first pan euro zone instant payment service called tips aimed at competing with other digital wallet systems that are growing fast much like its american and asian competitors tips promises to be a contactless and super farce online payment system it should help europe's increasingly digital first consumers do cross border business while companies like google and apple may have been first to the market the system is linked directly to a central bank funds making it theoretically much faster than other systems. public awareness is growing about the dangers that climate change and plastic pollution pose to our oceans but for those who make their living from

so, hospitals, whether they be base hospitals, sometimes evacuation hospital, but general will behinde front lines so that your normal hospital duties could be performed in trying to save lives, remand soldiers, that kind of thing and there's a great image of an x-ray that he took with a bullet behind the patient need their at base hospital number 8. his materials, we have is service coat that he came home with, his shoulder sleeve insignia which is monogrammed sos were service of supply and behind is a convalescent coat. so once soldiers were mended and on their way to regaining most of their health, they left the hospital and generally went white out side the hospital to what is called a convalescent camp where they could continue getting better, whether before they were sent back to the front lines or they were sent home, because of their injuries. the second soldier we have is corporal swain pearson. he hailed from san francisco, california. and he was served with company a 348 machine gun battalion part of 91st division which was known as the wild west division. we highlighted hi

. >> we first met rita more than 30 years ago here in the aids ward at san francisco general hospitalsunday mornings. >> everybody ready? i've got something. i'm going to start, we don't have to worry about the desert right now.>> her name is rita rocket, a bright light and flashes of color that takes the ward by storm. >> when the opportunity arose to do a story with somebody as full of life as rita rocket, who just embraced the people with aids, who wanted to make their lives better. that dichotomy, that standoffish on the majority of the public and a lot of journalists and her ability to reach in and just embraced people and give them a hug and pat them on the back and catch -- kissed him on the cheek, it was remarkable. >> during the time when aids hysteria gripped the nation, rita rocket brought food and love. >> a lot of these guys know me from the crazy days here in the city when i was dancing on the table with them, so i'm just dancing down the hospital hall.>> what we did was bring to light food for the soul. >> rita began her branches in 1984 as a way to cheer up a very sick

one year since the death of san francisco mayor ed lee, he died unexpectedly at san francisco general hospital after suffering a heart attack while shopping. san francisco mayor london breed will lead a ceremony at the city hall to commemorate his life. we'll have more coming up at the 8:00 hour. >>> still we're determining what caused the deadliest wildfire in history. the new report coming out about the condition of pg&e's equipment when the camp fire started. started. >>> but first, ma christmas pilgrimage to bethlehem, the reason israel thinks that the december visits to jesus birthplace will hill record numbers this year. >>> here's a look at your drive on highway 4 in bay point, it's slow but okay in this area. >>> it's not really as much fog as yesterday, now, that the higher clouds are clearing out, some of the fog is beginning to fog as it might it. there are some areas of reduced visibility, much better in this area than yesterday, that's for sure. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need

close to here, i grew up, you know, training in medicine, and many of the places around here, dc general hospital, saint elizabeth, howard university and it was sometimes rough and tumble as in literally rough and tumble, knocked unconscious, held by a machete that kind of thing. so i'm not scared. so i go to my first meeting in corporate america, one of my early ones and someone made a point and asked me, so do you agree, and i said actually, i don't, i don't agree with. that and this is why. and then he said, well, maybe you didn't understand my point. i know. so he explained it again. and afterwards said, now do you agree and i said no, actually i still don't agree and here is why. and he leaned over to me, and he said maybe we should take this offline. i said what does that mean? outside? i am not scared of you. i am taking my earrings off. we are going to fight. is that what you're talking about? the lesson in that was, you know, sometimes, you know, you have to listen, understand, and learn the environment, and so that you can, you know, respond appropriately, and so over my career, there a

we have lots of patience in our general hospital and they are suffering from lung diseases and the contributing factor of lung diseases is working. marijuana is one of its. so the legislation of the 64 by the people of california give the authority to the local government such as your commission and the board of supervisors regulating the dispensary and distribution and the whole business of marijuana. some countries and in our neighborhood say no for the whole county for marijuana you do have the authority to seize control and the less marijuana is better for our city. >> any other members of the public? >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is victoria wong. i come from district three. >> my name is jane lee. >> she is from a different district. we all represent our peoples in san francisco. i want to say that even though we don't even have to allow all of this regulations, this is not good for babies and seniors especially. and i can tell, i walk on the street, and there's people putting needles, and each time, many policemen have to fight with them. they insist that they put needles all

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my late husband bought our house in 1968 when he was a resident of the san francisco general hospital. we raise our family there. i have pictures and videos afterwards. i am definitely fixed in the neighborhood for the last 50 years. it is a friendly neighborhood with a mix of owners and renters of all ages. probably half and half. young people are all at work. i just see the older ones here. i want to express my incredible gratitude to the planning staff. this represents probably the fifth attempted project at this location, starting in 1997. i have been along for the whole ride. i am very grateful to the planning staff, and especially the most recent one. he has been amazing. i think what i had to say at the last meeting that i attended of the slope design review board, for me, personally, this is a project i can live with. i am uphill. i am very minimally impacted directly. my main concerns with the design our safety, geological stability and property management. with regard to the public safety issue, there is no access for emergency vehicles of any kind. my understanding is the c

on bikes to proceed while vehicles are stopped be unaware aware of those bike san francisco general hospitalt and only skrans when the vehicle is cleared the intersection let's take a quiz to see what all of learned here we go number one when do month collisions happen did you say in daytime you're correct question two if an intersection is not marched is it still a crosswalk yes did you get it right great job one more before we go on what's one of the best things to do to avoid collisions? you can it take a breath pay attention and slow down city streets are crowded and chaotic so seeing everyone every single everything is difficult here's a test how many times did the white team pass the ball? if you answered 11 you're correct but did you notice anything else also be aware ever you're surrounded and remember that is easy 0 miss something if you're not looking for it here's some basic principles driving near peep e people from you're driver's seat it is difficult address our mirrors to reduce blind spots people on bicycles maybe be in our blind spot give yourselves plenty of time to react l

at the san francisco general hospital, suffering a heart attack while grocery shopping.ading an event at city hall. it commemorates his life. the former mayor is among the guests, including lily brown. >> we will see what is so well prepared and so unselfish in every way. he was the only city official that i know coming who rode around with a broom and a shovel. the trunk of his car as a viewpoint where there was something on the streets, he got out and he did the work that needed to be done. >> he was the first chinese- american mayor and the strong presence in the chinatown community. this year the board of education voted to rename the chinese education center edwin and i need a lee, newcomer school. there is a proposal to rename the sfo international terminal after him. >>> san francisco police searching for a hit and run driver after a woman suffered life-threatening injuries and was left in the road. she was hit at about 3:25 am. there are very few details. police are looking for a dark- colored vehicle. happening today, the bay area told to -- they will debate pla

spread some holiday cheer. 80 harley-davidson riders will deliver toys for kids at the zuckerberg general hospitalion for 35 years. the annual event provides gifts for over 500 families each year. so sweet. >>> all right. lisa is here with the final check of the ood skiing. i like that. >> yes, the conditions are good, and the temperatures are really going to be quite cold in the mountains which is not always the case these days. for the rain mid-week, and the snow in the mountains and 55 in oakland and 56 in san jose, and the temperature variation and dry today and tomorrow, and bringing in the showers from tuesday and wednesday and end on thursday and friday and milder, and i said next weekend is wet, and it is looking like a bigger system, and stay tuned for that, and it looks like week after week where things are going according to plan, we can be happy about it. >> and it sure feels like it. and so thank you for joining us for "abc7 mornings." i'm kate larson with lisa argen, and remind er that abc 7 news continues on instagram and have a happy start to hanukkah as well. lifelock with norton,

. >> ♪ >>> a special treat today for some young patients as zuckerberg san francisco general hospitaly team's unicorn. >>> members of the bay area motorcycle clubs to park in the dudley perkins to run. it is an annual event named after the former davidson dealership in south san francisco. the tradition began 35 years ago. the venture capitalist, tom, brought toys to the children as a way to express his thanks for the care he received when he was a patient. >>> patients are portable here. our children, our smallest patients, are deeply grateful for the gifts that they get. >>> tom perkins passed away two years ago. his family says that they are committed to continuing this tradition for as long as they can. >>> the san jose earthquakes third annual winterfest of thousands of people today. there was snow, family activities, and a local craft fair. sarah tells us that it was all for a good cause. ♪ >> reporter: careless sing holiday favorites and kids playing in the snow. the stadium turned into a winter wonderland for the day for the san jose earthquakes third annual winterfest. >>> ei

the two survivors were rushed to broward general hospital. >> my job was to get more information, so went into one of the surgical rooms where david bostick was. >> narrator: 42-year old bostick had been shot twice in the back. >> he had been checked by doctors and they pretty of said there's nothing we can do. he's dying. >> i went up to him, told him who i was, and he says, "i don't know nothing, i don't want to talk to you," and he was very uncooperative. and i became a little bit more pushy it almost became an interrogation, you know, what happened? who shot you? who was there? all of a sudden yankee comes out, the name yankee. so i said, "yankee? yankee shot you?" "i don't know." "he was there?" "yes, he was there." and i could not get him to say yankee shot him, but he's putting yankee at the scene. >> announcer: bostick would die just minutes later. detectives next turned to the lone survivor, penny reed. >> penny was alternating between crying, and you could tell she was almost in shock she was so scared. >> announcer: penny reluctantly described the vicious crime scene. >> p