the health department. now you have blackwells that left and gone back to oakland. they came before you and lied. you have not listened to those of us from the community. thank you. >> today when i first entered city hall, i went to the clerk of the board and inspected the package regarding this hearing. nothing. just a one-page thing with no material in it. right from the beginning of this hearing there has been a way to deceive the public. having said that, you heard the navy's presentation, but let me point out a few things. depleted uranium. radiated animals were brought and buried all over hunters point. radials, i worked for the army. if you read the final assessment report there are over 140 radiological elements in this area. stop lying to us. in the year 2000 there was a fire that lasted for two months. just a little methane gas the woman was talking about. the barrier broke in the year 2004 entering the jurisdiction where you -- ucsf has their labs on the shipyard. now you hear that the land can b

i know these applications are reviewed not only by the planning department, but also by the health department and the fire department, and to protect the public these agencies ensure the safety of all antennas. the rf report must be included on all plan submitted -- plans submitted, signed by a professional engineer with expertise in the technology. as an officer of kimochi, it is important to me that we have connectivity. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. i support construction of more antennas on geary boulevard. it is absolutely silly to be concerned about a location that is so far away. this is over 1,000 feet away from the street. it is important for us to have capacity right now. families need to stay in contact with children and grandchildren. we are unable to get a good signal. service is going to be terrible. we need to add more antennas. the city health department has reviewed them. please approve this project. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. everybody has a cell phone. the younger generation -- everyone has one. everyone carries one f

the health department says that this is so dangerous. those people are not telling the truth. the health department -- i have never had problems like this until they started missing with the shipyard out there. the navy has spent more time saying they cannot claim this. they should stop procrastinating, get out there, clean that area. this does not work. i heard them talking about the plastics. but plastic bricks. they're having a bad problem right now with plastics. they put this in and what happens? can you see what is going on in the area where we are living? our people are dying up there. i watched him die from working in that shipyard. this horrible death. please, clean up and do not procrastinate. they don't know what they are talking about. they do not live there and we do. >> supervisor -- worked to create amy's position, working with the epa to put this on the list and one of the authors of proposition t. we will focus on a couple of issues today. the proximity to the site and the landfill, compared to the other landfills. and if you look at the shoreline amphitheater

today we are going to be going out for a joint inspection. >> today, the health department is backed spectors from the fire department, building and code enforcement, as well as the city attorney. they are working together to help build case against human traffickers and establishments running illegal prostitution parlors. >> that girl that was there, that was the one that solicited a police officer? >> in fact, the task force has been so successful that many of the downtown operators have scattered, choosing instead to hide behind phony fronts inside the city's quiet residential neighborhoods. >> what we do with this one, if we go late enough at night, there's a salon in front. and the salon is just for hair cutting. he closes at 6:00. so when all the lights get turned off, they're in the back. hello, hi. inspectors, please open the door. >> police. >> hi. >> police department. >> do you want to put a towel on that customer there. >> my focus initially is on the masseuse. i need to id her and find out if she has a license. >> in the room next door, another customer is stunned when th

infection, we really are the only health department that is leading the h.i.v. prevention and surveillance effort. the kind of research that we do is done primarily through universities, so we're in a unique position. we have three research organizations houses within the aids office. there is the h.i.v. epidemiology unit that is headed by dr. seussan sheer and willie mcfarland. they really are the premiere surveillance group for h.i.v. and aids in the country that train many other groups globally about how to track h.i.v. infections and h.i.v.-related disease, so that we can know how best to target our prevention efforts and our treatment efforts. so they have really done a huge service to the global h.i.v. aids community and also in addressing health disparities. the h.i.v. prevention unit is headed by dr. grant koufax. they also are really a ground-breaking research organization as well as providing prevention services and leading the presense efforts in the city. they have really spearheaded this effort at looking at how treatment can effect prevention, how

jeff >> despite the small, the health department says there is no danger. this family stayed in a hotel last night. >> we had a sore throats, headaches. i know it is not harmful, but the irritation and lightheadedness. jeff >> of workers from comical philips have been on the job all day long. they are isolating the pipeline. workers stored the oil from the pipe it will be

. >>> the health department is monitoring the air after a gas leak. conocophillips discovered the leek yesterday. crews worked all night to clean up the spill. conocophillips says the leek leak is in a pipeline. >> the wind blowing down here comes into the kitchen and patio and it is hard to breathe. >> the health department said air readings so there is not a significance health threat. the effects should be temporary. >>> the school district is set to consider a major school shift. the charter was approved back in september. they have until february is discuss the process. >>> ticket lines went up at cool state. >> professors marched and chanted. they were informational picket lines. they are planning to go on strike. >> a class that had 35 now has 50 students. >> california say the university reaminged of pay raises. >>> they are moil is year is in your roup is about to cause the ioal yen leader his job. the government is under pressure to deal with more than $2.5 trillion in debt. >>> meanwhile, greece mary hayashi announce a new government. talks

health and environmental risk. shape-up san francisco, who's here today, including department of public health, san francisco municipal transportation agency, presidio ymca, san francisco bike coalition, have secured funding to implement stay safe at school and has declared october 5th as walk to school day for the city and county of san francisco. thank you to all of the family members and parents and, of course, teachers and principal for making our school so great. thank you for all of the advocates that put us at city hall for working on making streets safer for you. thank you. [applause] next up, we have the director of m.t.a. ed rifkin. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. our job at the m.t.a. since we're the transportation agency for the city and it's our job to make sure that everybody can get around san francisco and do so safely. whether you're riding muni, whether you're in a car, whether you're in a cab, whether you're on your bike or whether you're walking, we want you to be able to be safe. particularly we want you to be safe to get to school. the last thing we want parents and teachers having to worr

in terms of health benefits are possibilities of health problems, that is something the san francisco department of health does an evaluation and deal with health benefits and the rf levels are found to be less than significant -- i think less than 3% of public exposure limit. what you can do is do a reading in your home, they can come into your home and do a reading of the levels and i encourage you to reach out about that. one of the challenges we have is the typography. that is why we have more antennas and what was told to us to understand. there are more antennas needed because of different building heights and styles, that makes it more difficult to communicate. seven tennis requires communicating between each other correctly and some did not. it just depends on the type of antennas people are using whether or not they need to speak to each other. another challenge is at&t has different kinds of antennas -- even though they have -- even though there emerging, they have different and 10 at networks. we were told that was not going to change in terms of the devices, one of the hired devices

supervisor mar: the department of public health and the department of public health? >> it would come from which department? >> i would also assume from the fire department. these were fire code violations, as well. the third was talking about the difference between contract compliance and code enforcement. a lot better conditions according to the codes, with some of the nonprofit hotels. i do not want to diminish that fact. we are able to get better conditions through specific contract language. this is using it as a tool, and i think it is very difficult to get people to participate in code enforcement because it is so complete driven. and just because there is mold on the wall, and there is a leaky sink, you have to remember that there are a lot of things competing for people's attention. is an unhealthy to have more on your wall? absolutely, but believe it or not, in may not be someone's number one problem that they have to deal with a in a specific day. it means they may not have the best information for what is happening, including folks with disabilities and sen

the health department. >> i respresent the property across from me jewish school. is located on 1300 balboa st. and is something many immigrants. it is not any kind of radiation. it will affect the health of people. do not put up the and tennis wear something peoold, -- put u- antennas where some a people, young and old, are living. not to be at risk of dying. >> i have been going to public school for nine years. i went to the academy as of this year. so, when you make your decision, keep in mind it will have a domino effect. if you vote for the antenna's the following will probably happen. parents out of fear will pull their kids out of school. and the school closes down because tuition will be lost, and there will be no orthodox education for the families in san francisco. therefore, putting up the antennas will put up a shield on the orthodox jewish education. in a way, this is a violation of our rights. you will be preventing the blooming of judaism in san francisco. the rabbi does not accept students is by looking at their applications, which is what is done i

symptoms that the health department says are temporary. >> we continue to perform air monitoring both ourselves and the county. the air has been safe to breathe. >> reporter: contra costa hazmat is dealing with a headache of its own, the clean- up. they were still vacuuming up oil at the base early this morning and now they have to sit and wait for the pipeline to depressurize before they can fix it. >> and i don't have an exact timeline, but so many resources are now deployed right now to do this just as quickly as we can. >> reporter: the health department says the leak poses no real health threat and some locals say the smell's already getting a little better since conocophillips covered up the spill this morning. >> this morning i don't smell anything really. >> reporter: it might smell a little better this afternoon, but the hazmat team says don't get used to it because once the pipeline depressurizes they will have to reopen it to repair it and this neighborhood will get another dose of that very potent sulphur smell. back to you. >>> on the peninsula now, pg&e says it will take

commissioner borden: one of the things i had suggested was maybe the health department process, there could be a hearing there because that makes a lot more sense since they are dealing with health issues and can talk about how they come to the decisions that they do and what the maximum exposure limit this. having them take that. right now they do not have a hearing and that is just something i would suggest. >> commissioners, there are only two items on the regular calendar for the historic preservation. they consider it the transit draft eir and i do not believe there was any public comment. the second item was planning code controls for amendments to articles 10 and 11 and they adopted staff's recommendation and then considered memos and suggestions submitted by supervisor wiener. that took some time and they did not get to complete that. the continued that until their next meeting. that is all from the historic preservation commission. that replaces under general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that

. >> the problem with that is the health department does not allow that. >> it does not? >> no. it is very strange. but unfortunately, the new version of the smoking ordinance forces all the patrons who want to smoke to the curb, and does not allow them -- they will be in violation of the health department if they put an ash receptacles out. i am sorry. that is your city of work. >> ok. obviously, i will take that up with somebody else. one last thing. since you are serving food and will have people under 21 in the establishment, and it says choose to restrict them after 9:00 p.m. -- i am wondering what your plans are for that, if you could tell me more about that. >> in terms of our food, after 9:00 p.m., we will probably have to serve dinner until 9:00 or 10:00. we are still working through a lot of things. i would say if food-service is finished at 10:00, we would cut off everybody under 21. we could stay open to underage patrons, but i think it is inviting problems. i would say if we stop serving dinner at 9:00 -- we do have a late-night menu we are planning to do, so it wil

s with any other churches in which you could have health departments set up in there with emergency medical supplies or anything in case of an earthquake in the area so that we would already be a part of the city's plan? and my next question is, we are on third street here in the city and third street is one of the only corridors that you could leave the city without going over a bridge or overpass. to my understanding, third street is not one of the emergency corridors. instead, on a peninsula, in having a street like that, i wonder why. >> i can answer your first question. what we just done is incorporated the individual -- the organizations that have contracts with us. we're now launching a community preparedness program and that's something we'll work with d.e.m. in terms of a citywide m.o.u. that will go to faith-based programs and i'm sure that ann will be very supportive of that. right now we're borking with our community-based organization -- working with our community-based organizations so they know where all our radios are in that community so we already started in the southeast.

health spas. when the task force moves in, male clients make a quick exit, anxiously avoiding our cameras. >> hello. police departmentn you come out for a second? >> okay. >> even though officers know that sexual activity takes place, they don't have the authority to make arrests. inspectors are there to strictly enforce health codes, including attire and licensing. >> every girl that had a permit they met all the health department requirements. the general sanitation is actually pretty good there. but here we are. tuesday night, 9:00 in the evening. most people are at home getting ready for work, getting ready to hit the sack. this massage parlor is full. >> the next stop for the task force is a parlor that officials have repeatedly cited for illegal female workers and -- >> did you see this? >> -- a secret hiding place behind the laundry room. >> it's a living quarters. >> so johnson, what is this? >> this is an illegal living quarters. unapproved room. >> how many people do you think live back here? >> i would say about probably four or five of them. there's another bed. >> where? >> sofa, out there. >> at the tim

i would like you to confirm that he has filed three complaints to the health department, one to the fire department, five complaints to the abc, 3 to the planning commission, and three or four to the police. every single complaint has been unfounded and abated. it is a sham. it is a sham on the city, spending your resources for unsubstantiated claims. then he goes on and talks about people urinating in front and throwing up in front. if you are in a restaurant and you have to use a restroom, are you going to go out front and pee or use the restroom? if you have to throw up, where you go outside or will you use the restroom? it is a sham. they are shamming you. he is causing more harm by going on and talking about this -- do not let a few disgruntled neighbors cause unnecessary hardship and pain to the owners and patrons and the city of san francisco. i will say

this is one that the folks behind me received from the health department. and this says all occupants must leave market street immediately. many did do that as i said after receiving the notice. they packed up and left. prot yofrts got another notice from the health department declaring encampment a public health nuisance. just about an hour and a half ago public works director inspected the camp there to see if they had cleaned it up. all of the big tarps roped to trees are now gone. the bocce ball court is clear as well. and nuru said the place looked better and he answered questions about improvements and said yes there were improvements but when asked if they were good enough to prevent police from coming into the camp, he did not answer. so two camps got different notices but mean it gives the city a reason to go in to tear down tents. now protestors believe that action will happen tonight. and you can go to their web site they've posted that warning. neither mayor lee or the public works director when asked would admit to any police action. they won't

i would like you to confirm that he has filed three complaints to the health department, one to the fire department, five complaints to the abc, 3 to the planning commission, and three or four to the police.

department of public health. when it comes to aesthetics, this is an anomaly visible from the right of way. it should be painted, landscape, or screen architecturally. that is what happened here. the antennas are screened and painted. when it comes to health, the federal telecommunications act of 1996 established limits on review of wireless facilities. specifically, the law prohibited local jurisdictions from prohibiting on health concerns if they follow fcc guidelines. we go to great lengths to monitor installations, with an emphasis on exploring radiofrequency radiation. the department of health produces and the mission's report for every facility, evaluating existing emissions and proposed emissions with the proposed antennas. the same evaluation is conducted after the installation is installed to get a real reading and to monitor every two years thereafter. the guidelines cannot be exceeded and the facility would be shut down if they were. despite appellant arguments that there are conflicting arguments abou

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