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h 211 paid $2.37 a gallon for 2,218 gallons.st between $5 and $8.50 a gallon at local airports. and then paying $14,000 for 4200 gallons of fuel or $3.27 a gallon. >> this may have been the greatest sweetheart deal in the history of nasa. >> reporter: the santa monica group that first raised questions about this deal years ago. >> this is giving the keys to the nasa gas station to executives who clearly are not using it for scientific purposes when their contract spells out that's what they have to do. >> reporter: the original agreement signed in 2007 stipulates that they could house the airplanes paying $109,000 a month in rent in exchange, h 211 would allow nasa to use the plane for scientific mission. it does not set a number of scientific flights. but our investigation last year showed out of 1,000 flights only 155 of them were for science. >> it boggles the mind. >> reporter: and 1200 different times, h 211 bought fuel at nasa ames totally $7.9 million, paying well below market rates. >> they should give the money back wit

in exchange, h 211 would allow nasa to use the planes for scientific missions. the agreement does not set a number of scientific flights but our investigation last year showed that out of more than 1,000 flights, only 155 of them were actually for science. >> it's outrageous. it boggles the mind. >> and these fuel records show 1200 different times h 211 bought fuel out at nasa aims totaling $7.9 million. >> they should give that money back with interest and if there was an intentional attempt to mislead the government, i think it rises to the level of a false claim against the government. >> well i hoped obviously to get to the truth. >> paul runs a nonprofit air logistics based in palo alto. he's been denied permission to put their business at moffitt fuel. we independently verified the records' accuracy with feed rale officials. >> it confirms there was definitely pref renl treatment going on. >> take this airplane, a 767, records show it flew to paris, cancun, switzerland twice and tahiti three times. it's been fueled 100 different times for a total of 442,00

i urge you to trust j h s process to trust our organizing committee. they want to protect and preserve their buildings to hand them down and save their stores. please work with us. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm robert i'm a member of the japan town organizing committee and i'm here to speak in favor of the resolutions as presented. i would echo the thanks that everyone else has given to steve and shelly and paul and director ram and the planning department as a whole for the support given to this process it's not been an easy process it's viewing over time because it's pa ground breaking precedent. and like any process it learners as it goes along. the j h s document and resolutions represents the product of a many year process in the 4 years since the planning commission returned the m public works to the community for review. - the m p for review. the process of the committee refugee can't begin to count the small and large community and subcommittee meetings that were all open to the public and consumed a great deal of my life and e

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seems like is a lot of good news coming out of h f o. does h f f have the ability to drill down to see what kinds of services that could have long been avoided if better care would have long been provided. this dramatically reduced their numbers which has a positive effect on care and costs? director >> thank you very good question. i think as you probably can see from the reporting we've done on the ac os in the last year and a half there's been a lot of focus on reducing the unnecessary utilization of measures. we're talking about the quality over the next 2014 in terms of goals and we'll be bringing the suggestions to the table guarantees from our c os and reporting as well >> any other public comment? no other public comment. ma'am, secretary item 7 >> item 7 presentation of confidence and rosemary and a sf communication manager. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about member qualifications. we think it's important to evaluate our currency practices. we brought in an outside affirm to get a prospective on our service

of felt language not only the inclusion of the two specific buildings which is called out in the j h s report but how it's worded and as well as the other inclusion of the historic background. that's very important because once again this is a resolution that will hopefully serve as the role model for other communities to use and it's important they have something to rely on and we use resolutions to rely on >> commissioner as recommended in the beginning the context statement would have long been considered separately first but i think what needs to be considered as well if that's your strong intent and we find consensus with that the planning commission has this on their calendar tomorrow and if the matter is to be continued for the community to consider those whereas clauses a whatnot to be added to the recommendation it maybe for the planning commission. >> yeah. if that's what the commission decided what this comes back to us the 9 b matter they're probably wouldn't be a whole lot of discussion. we think that is a good document it's just the last important step. this information

this h s helps to provide essentially stools to moving forward. is it represents power. i mean this document here brought together our community. for something positive for future generations and number 3 beauty. i put it down because it's the beauty that can come down for something we can use to insure our community is around. and number 4 i put down awesome. we're strategizeing how to have the events in the buildings and we all know those events and activities such as a is cherry bloom festivity to the cultural classes that happen in our community that brings people there. when you don't have people in the community you have nothing. and lastly number 5 it's the beginning. really i think all of us on the organizing committee we're so thankful to be here and saying thank god it's over and done it's really is beginning. and we realize that it's all of our jobs to transform this into making sure the japan community doesn't only thrive but survive >> i was one of the people to e-mail you at 6:30 at the night. i brought 6 children there and we did hours and hours of researc

the g h s explicitly looks this. this is how the implementation tools and one of the areas of concern is showed and we put dots to where we think that the tool can address of the areas of concern or meet the the goals and objectives. there's no single goal implementation that can meet all the goals. but it would require the complete prelims to really address all the areas of concern. most of the areas of concern we've talked about japan town and the investments in the neighborhood. allow them like most plans it is up to the community. we can't start a community land trust. f this is kind of the nature of the clafb effort. i want to bring up our executive director. >> thank you steve. president and commissioners. tim. i'm bob member of the japan town organizing committee. this would not be possible without the patients and a diligence of director ram tim and shelly. on behalf of japan town thank you all. i'm here to give you a brief run down on the community participation and the outreach efforts of the organization c

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the goal was to have them evaluate h f communications with best practices and identify the practices where we have opportunity to grow and improve. they have a basically program that's high quality were we identified the world of communications and health care is changing where we can pursue some new directions and use some new tools to engage our members. in particularly we're leaking healed to online engrossment what's the timeframe that is 2015. it's going to be a self-serve system they'll go only line and enroll so we want to use this opportunity to prepare for and we can equip people to be in a more is it serve mode. it comes down to 3 things and we ask are we serving one of those options. the first is awareness then adopt activity and resiliency. when it comes to awareness i use myself ann as an example i knew a lot about consumptions but not a health care expert not a medical professional but i feel i've gone through an education process and i'm more for the record about health benefits and my goal would be to take the minutes through a similar process so they can have a good

the joint united nations program on h-i-v and aids... says the number of h-i-v- aids cases in children... dropped 52- percent since 2001.. and adult cases dropped by a third during that same time. today dozens of leaders in healthcare met to find ways to improve patient safety. preventable patient harm is the third leading cause of death in the u-s and contributes to more than 800- billion dollars in health care cost. but organizers say now they want to focus on reducing harm to patients and the cost of care. "no one group can do this alone and that's the problem in the past we've put silos about this is a doctor issue or a nurse or a technology company injury but what we want to do is break down those barriers and bring all those groups together to be leisurely focused on the problem of eliminating preventable harm." the three day event will have keynote speakers including a former space shuttle commander, safety experts and medical officers. it's... been out... for four days.../ and... already... a... german hacker group... says .../ i

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so again, this is representing very good work on the part of the blue shield and h f. this is for the thousand members first of all, you'll notice that the emits increase was driven by the medical admits so they went up to 21 from a low of about 16. in the second quarter of 2012 and again one of the things be we've seen is this january was one of the busiest months that the local hospitals has seen in years and this was carried across the nation as well. so i will talk about and you'll see the impact of the acs review there were more admits during this timeframe but you'll notice that didn't resolve in great days they were able to get them in and out. so in looking at the next slide page 8 inpatient per thousand members has decreased and again, it's that bar that runs up and down the chart that went from a high, if you will, if i look at down to the average of 169 it's a significant decrease. one of the things we find somewhat paradoxal the maternity permits are going up and we think that's now that people are willing to have children again. looking at the average leng

commissioner borden >> if we were to vote for the resolution we support what the d h c has done but not agreeing to some controversial items. >> that's it. >> again, i recognize that the community feels strongly about what's been vested and we've had before us and, i.e., totally get why people don't want to deter the process in the future but there's no problem with the d h c what they're proposing. >> commissioner. may i ask to confirm what commissioner borden as a seconder of the motion i want to make sure there's no down side the commissioner is just acknowledging the expiration of the landmarking so i want to make sure that's going to kwrnd correspond iowa the people have done >> it's in my opinion that it would undermine the process because one of the actions was the addition of the one of two buildings to the work program that was not included in the larger conversation so it's a process and the department didn't disagree where the things have landed at any time a process issue. everyone can be comfortable but it's where the all of those two buildings but that's the difficulty i f

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military force opened the way to a diplomatic solution h. in his weekly media address the president pledged to follow both courses. >> we will maintain our military posture to keep pressure on the regime. >> reporter: but they cited russia's opposition reiterated by lavrov again today. >> translator: of course in this approach if we don't there is nothing said about the use of force. >> reporter: today john mccain and lindsey graham said the plan is meaningless without a u.s. threat of force and does nothing to resolve the underlying civil war. privately the russians told the u.s. they are speaking for assad. that remains to be scene. secretary kerry already recalled turkey's prime minister today after they slammed the agreement for letting assad off the hook. u.s. officials say they expect delays if this works eliminating syria's huge stockpile of chemical weapons would be a huge benefit to the world. >> thanks. we want to look at how the agreement is playing out in syria where the clock is now ticking on the assad regime and where the war

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on behalf of the labor we want to welcome this opportunity for those monthly briefing on h reports. we're hearing a lot of - i'm sacrificing our members have taken a rate decreases and we're being hit with increased health care and co-pays so our members are asking us to look at this and see how we can influence that. thank you so much for the report. i have a question about the report does h f s require the defects in plans as a paramedic there was one person who was discharged from the emergency room and is going back both the hospital but does h s think they have a profit cap or things like full transparence on the rates. i know you've had preliminary conversation and the documents you as a you're going to be evaluating that but what is you're thinking >> director. actually, i think those are both good points but i want to make sure i want to say you've made a recommendation to us to make sure when we're discussing with kaiser i want to make sure i captured it completely reporting on the defects or - oh, the pa cs. thank you. i think we at the may 9th meeting provided the guidanc

do some beginning analysis of how the implementation of the information that we passed in resolution h b resolution 0698 can be included to strengthen - what did i say shelly strengthen. >> i wrote down to include a purpose to acknowledge the one 2011 and today is it sufficient? >> on that motion then as mainstreamed to include a previo statement. >> (calling names). >> so moved commissioners that motion xraufg the context statement passes 9 to zero. >> one of the things it does is a hero be it further received that the recommendations be endorsed. so you're saying there are things not in here - . if we enforced this this becomes part of the resolution that you think knows this additional time and additional clarification would be useful to have? >> i think the reason why those particular buildings wore called out in addition to the peas plaza was because of hits history in the japanese-american community. you know, because those probably are buildings that are - need protection landmark designation status but within that same paragraph that instead of calling them out specifically jus

contain not only community groups but even a group from japan that was interested in the j h s we put together. as we talk as community members, you know, this road has been tough to get here and the implementation actually will be also tough if not tougher and i think we all recognize that. you know, without the city support as bob had mentioned earlier we couldn't have gotten here as well. i want to urge you to continue to support of the japan town community by partnering with us into the future and i urge you to support of the resolutions before you today >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners and director ram. i'm robert. my family as i negligence in the last introductory mentioned has lived and worked in japan town since 1906. we ran a market for the community for over 1 hundred and 5 years but i'm still a prosperity owner and i've been involved with the document since it's beginning and i'm here to ask you to endorse that document and approve the resolutions before you. it provides the community and helps to preserve our neighborhood. thank you ve

everything h h he did that led him to today. >> and his multiple shootouts mean he was committed to dyingcerned. you're not going to win the battle. >> did he do a recon of the area? >> you study these guys. you are uh a profiler. >> sure. >> all good haumt uses profiling, right? >> the answer is it's about criminal behavior systems and the way you analyze them. people in law enforcement do this intuitive ti. but it's not scientific. when you take characteristics, put them in boxes, take what you know and look at the subject in this case i will go for a disgruntled employee. i see a lot of traits that remind me of christopher dorner from earlier in the year. going back to john mohamed. >> i would go with that first. you can never rule out terror, whatever connection he may have. whatever ideology. >> i think it's personal. >> he was in the navy. it happened at t a navy base. >> yep. >> you're shaking your head. >> i absolutely agree. i thought early on when they said reports about individuals in military camouflage, green drab. it is a navy location. most likely you will see people. from