1st, 2013, to july 30, 2017, for the amount over $200,000. this is approve for the i h s consortium which is our contract for in home services. as you probably know we have two modes we have the independent provider mode that handles the majority of the cases and that's under the administration of the public authority. this particular contract is with the consortium for the contract mode this provides a little bit more supervised serviced for the seniors who are not able to manage their own care provider. and the worker works closely with their supervisor to make sure their providing the initiative services that that senior needs to remain independent in they're living. this is a result of a recent rfp >> okay. any other comments. >> no sir, and a okay. mr. rose to our report and a mr. chairman and members of the committee as shown in table two on page 29 of the report the budget oversee the 4 year term from july 1st, 2013, to 2017 is 87 million and that's in direct provider costs and administration costs. the total proposed budget of 20.3 mi

in july the occ sustained allegations. the cases comprised 4 percent of the cases closed july 31st. in mastectomy the mediated 3 cases. 84 officers were offered the training and it's lower than previous years that have exceeded 90 percent. today, the occ has mediated 31 cases. we have asked officers why their declining meditations and it's particular to the case and not a general dislike of mediation. moving to the chiefs adjudication. between july 31st and the end of july the chief judged indicated 3 cases and we had sustainable allegations. one case involving neglect of duty on two occasions the police officer parked in front of a building that he was not to be there and he was admonished. and a sergeant unlawfully detained a complaint while he was at the liquor store. he walked the complainant to his house. the sergeant and other officers seized items from the person's room and did not a search warrant. in our last case a sergeant violated a case by failing to notify the department he received a bad report and that includes my report >> any other questions for dr. hicks? >> line

this is julie. she's been modeling in europe and in the u.s. for how long now, julie?years. >> 30 years, wow, o.k. first julie's going to go ahead and show how dermawand provides instant stimulation for eye lifts and then she's going to continue working on just one side of the face. so go ahead and take a look at that, julie. just keep going. [gentle buzzing] oh, i'm already seeing some results here. how long have you been using the dermawand? >> over eight years, now. and my skin is better now at the age of 53 than it was when i was 33 years old. >> wow, look at that! look at julie's eyebrow. it really appears to be lifted and then look at the whole eye area. it now has volume and it's just opened right up. i mean, look at the difference. and then look in these other areas that i want you to notice. like she doesn't have crow's feet, and trust me, if you want to reduce the appearance of crow's feet, you need to look at the dermawand. it's going to do it for you. i mean, look around julie's chin line and look at the cheek area. look at the corner of the mouth. i mean,

[cheering and applause] julie, here we are again, rling. name something that shakes when it's turned on. >> how about a vibrating chair? steve: a vibrating chair. >> oh! steve: that was a good answer. i like that one. suzie, you got two strikes. gotta be careful. holcomb family, get ready. you can steal. >> steve, maybe the vacuum cleaner? >> good answer! steve: the vacuum cleaner. >> oh! [cheering and applause] steve: holcombs. jimmy, here is your chance. what do you think? name something that shakes when it's turned on. >> an electric razor. steve: an electric razor. [cheering and applause] steve: number 8. audience: tickle me elmo/toys. steve: number 6. audience: paint mixer. steve: let's move on to question two. give me pam. give me mindy. let's go. ladies, here we go. we've got the top 6 answers on the board. give me the title of a reality show that best describes your love life. mindy. >> "survivor." steve: "sur--" [laughter and applause] "survivor." [cheering and applause] >> we're playing! >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna p

julie haener reporting live in dublin.ack to you. >> they're making a lot of progress here, but are there still homes that are threatened? >> 100 people, 100 homes have been evacuated. no more evacuations ordered at this point. they did make a lot of progress. they still have a long way to go. as we just mentioned with that wind activity, they are seeing small flare ups on the northeast side of the mountain. >> we'll see you again in a couple of minutes. thank you julie. >>> new details now on some video that we obtained that appears to show a woman abusing dogs that she was out walking today. amber lee, in san jose, after talking to a witness about what happened. >> reporter: frank, animal care is now investigating this incident. tonight, we spoke with a man who videotaped what happened. he gave us a copy of this dvd, and one to investigators. >> she actually began yanking three dogs that she was walking. violently yanking them. and then she proceeded to kick some of the dogs. >> reporter: private investigator, jody mclyn

julie haener reporting live in dublin.ack to you. >> they're making a lot of progress here, but are there still homes that are threatened? >> 100 people, 100 homes have been evacuated. no more evacuations ordered at this point. they did make a lot of progress. they still have a long way to go. as we just mentioned with that wind activity, they are seeing small flare ups on the northeast side of the mountain. >> we'll see you again in a couple of minutes. thank you julie. >>> new details now on some video that we obtained that appears to show a woman abusing dogs that she was out walking today. amber lee, in san jose, after talking to a witness about what happened. >> reporter: frank, animal care is now investigating this incident. tonight, we spoke with a man who videotaped what happened. he gave us a copy of this dvd, and one to investigators. >> she actually began yanking three dogs that she was walking. violently yanking them. and then she proceeded to kick some of the dogs. >> reporter: private investigator, jody mclyn

in our gooblg plus hang out is julie spira, the rules of netikete. and comedian ricky dillon who makes those youtube video as part of his being per sonna, second life. >>> what is behind our desire to share the most pedestrian details of our life with those who will share? >> we want to be important and want to be acknowledged. something about having an amazing breakfast, i love food, having like april amazing breakfast and having that acknowledged by your peers, thumbs up, that's wonderful. something about having a mundane life be made extraordinary, that's kind of the surface version of it. if you go a little bit deeper it's also the ability to capture exactly what's going on in our lives right now. one of the things i found is we've been trying capture our lives for millennia, writing on stone tablets or using a polaroid or instagram right now, things move so fast we really want to capture that moment even more. but unfortunately with the tools we use, we are distracted from those very moments. it's an unusual ironic cycle when we end up posting t

we presented a draft to you on july 16th at the health commission and july 18th at the planning commission. we received oral comment from the commissioners and the public at the meetings and written public comment afterwards. this draft that we are presenting you today is based on the comments we received and it will reflect the former draft and the draft before you today. this is an overview of my presentation. i will do a brief overview of the master plan since you already heard of it. a summary of public comment, summary of the key changes made and the next step. i will share this presentation with claudia flores from the planning department. just a brief overview on the health care services master plan. this was a result of legislation sponsored by supervisor campos. it requires that the health department and the planning department together create a health care services master plan that has six primary components. there are 5 assessments and policy recommendation. the purpose of the plan is twofold to identify current need for health care services in san francisco and to recommend and

>> julie, that's a great point.ion of a lot of people, many, many people, put off the purchase or lease of a new car well past what they normally would because of financial concerns for those that were maybe struggling with their job situation or concerned that they might not have a job, and they perhaps kept a car longer which meant you had a lot of pent-up demand that finally at some point had to become satisfied. the prices of new cars are about $32,000. that's 1,000 more than it was a year ago, so, you know, it's certainly not a question of lower prices. and also, julie, i think there might be a little bit better opportunity for people to get credit now than perhaps they could have a year ago. >> and maybe people are saving. maybe people have learned it's time to save instead of spend what you don't have. if you're looking to buy a new car, then, and you really don't want to wait, like you said, what should you look for when you step onto a new car sales lot? >> i think it happens before you step on the lot. i t

ella es julie. ha modelado en europa y en estados unidos, ¿por cuanto tiempo, julie?timulacion instantanea para el parpado... y luego trabajara en solo un lado de su rostro. observemos, y tu, julie, continua haciendolo. [♪...] ah, ya estoy empezando a ver resultados. ¿cuanto tiempo has usado dermawand? >> por mas de ocho aÑos y mi piel esta mejor ahora a los 53

julie? [no audio] >> reporter: small village within this large military reserve, they are setting up eating areas, tents, medical tents for the crews to come off the mountains. they work 24 hour shifts and get 24 hour rest. at last count there were 700 firefighters from around the state coordinating to get over here and come in and battle the flames. they are making a lot of progress but this will be long night for the crews here. this is the staging area, where the mobile communication center is set up. they are in charge of making sure the tools are in place to help communicate with one another. we will be here all night, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. news watching what happens and bringing you the latest on the fire fight on mount diablo. mount diablo is one of the jewels of the bay area. popular for hikers, bicyclist who use the trails, the beautiful wild flours, beautiful wildlife and the beautiful -- flowers, the beautiful wildlife. we will watch what happens and bring you the lates

fine-- julie's okay.s gonna show up and she's gonna have a pleasant attitude and pretend like nothin' happened." bull (deleted)! came in here, "you're a bitch." she's sitting here-sitting here, on my wedding day, calling me "a bitch" for something i did not do! no, so-- i'm not-- i just-- i don't want somebody here calling me, "a bitch," all day! that's all i'm saying. so, i'm tired of being the bigger person that sits there and lets somebody (deleted) on her all day, especially, the wedding day. people are like, "you have to be the better person. "you have to be the one to just stand up "and just let it happen. just let her be there-- just let it go." so, i'm supposed to stand there and have someone call me names, and be horrible to me and just suck it up. (sobbing) (announcer) while courtney considers sucking it up, everyone else is almost done getting ready. maybe, if courtney drops the drama queen act, she can get ready, too. (whimpering) ♪ (announcer) a mere three hours after collapsing in spasms of

. >> julie, thank you. republicans in the house are voting on aans temporary budgeo avoid a shutdown.hutd i defunds the the president's hl care law. majority leader reid is there. with the deadline only a week and a half away, the white house has been telling agencies to get ready for a shutdown.own. the health care law is supposed to start on october 1 but the government is interestinges problems with software needed to set up insurance marketplaceskep known as exchanges in 36 statess the problem with the software is it cannot reliably determine hor much people need to pay for coverage. "the wall street journal" reports that officials and insurers arerepo scrambling to n out the pricing quurks.rks >> the f.b.i. director is shedding light on new details about the navy yard shooting. we're learning more about the background check on the gunman. sherri li is more. >> the f.b.i. director provided great deal dee tail about the shooting sproa and described how the gunman went hunting for people and shot at rando

in july, we received an e-mail from adrian. on the hearing on july 11th, a hearing was being cancelled. they will inform us the new date. not until september 11th, they give us a small amount of drawings. and after that they told me that the hearing is september 26th, however they don't have all of the specifics not until september 24th, i have initiate e-mail to find out where is the date and time and place of this particular hearing. in fact i have not received a notice of public hearing. and also, my neighbor, did not receive the notification either. until the 24th, then i received the e-mail. then, inform me the time was going to be starting at noon. and also, the location. i believe that is not notifying my neighbor you are taking out and taking away the right to be be present in this particular hearing. and also, in the drawing of the documents, it shows some sort of error. for example on the very first page of the drawing, all of those things that they have did, some of the area is not very clear. so, i believe this is l

i am julie haener reporting live here. back to you. >>> a lot of smoke settled down, the winds are going the right way for firefighters. moisture wind and temperatures are dropping. they will drop tomorrow as the fog push's inland. -- pushes inland. that starts the cooling. temperatures right now still hot. in the walnut creek area, low 90s. it will be a warm night with temperatures dropping into the low 60s over night. for many waking up tomorrow morning, starting off your day with the kids going to school, 65 degrees. warm. highs tomorrow instead of 100 degrees more low 90s. 93, 94. fog back at the coast tomorrow morning. reds are 90s. they are there. not as far west. so we will see cooler temperatures tomorrow and the next couple days. fog stretching out. we will get 96 in clear lake. still hot there. 91 antioch. 93 brentwood. santa clara valley, 87 morgan hill. along the coast, fog and mid- 60s. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view there is tomorrow. cooler still on wednesday. antioch thursday, 89 degre

also wanted to let you know about our first see participation on july 7th. one of the main features of our booth was a map of all the landmarks and it was definitely the most popular map on displays about 50 percent of the folks had never heard about the planning department. it was definitely a beneficial endeavor to show them more about what the planning department does on a daily basis. as the mission sunday streets will be on july 28th and we'll forward you the fire department's for the rest of the year. and margaret from our staff will forward that information to you. that conclusions my comments on the director's report unless you have any comments >> item 2 the past events at the planning staff and announcements. >> department staff again. a couple of items to share with you. the 706 mission appeal as your aware the major permits for 76 mission was affiliated the board of supervisors. the hearing was originally scheduled for july 8th at the request of the appellants and that meeting will be postponed. the millions police station for t the night gale wa

>> didn't julie? yes with jay-z this summer. >> where were they at? >> in baltimore. >> now he's in d.c. i'm sure she's already in line.l her friends are in line for her. we'll talk about that here is your forecast. more of same. looks good today.o more in the wayks of cloudiness but same general weather pattern. just a degree or two warmer thaa yesterday at this hour. still very cool. 56 in washington. a 50 in cambridge. cam no 30s yet but getting close. 43 in manassas. 48 in culpepper and winchester 43. we'll likely see 30's here norte and west. we'll have cloud cover working in 52 in quantity quanticos. it's high think cloudiness. not a perfectly sunny day today. generally sunny conditions expected. if you are off to the south andh west arc -- you'll get a littlet more in the way of cloudiness. clouds in west virginia and western virginia.n v the system coming through is very, very weak and not very well organized. you can see the cloudiness tos t kentucky and indiana. the bublg of this will work -- bulk of this will work through later tonight.lat

. >> approval of july 9, 2013 meeting minutes. >> motion to accept the minutes. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> item 3, public comment on executive session. all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> and like to report out that in closed session the commission voted unanimously to approve the settlement agreement with distillery number 209 limited napa, california, and described in agenda item 4.a1a. >> and will not disclose anything else discussed in closed session. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay. item 6, pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised that the ringing of use of cell phones paymenters and similar sound producing advices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chair may order removal for the person responsible out rippinging of or use of a cell phone pager or other sound producing electronic device. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to mak

that was done as of july 2013. so, those numbers and those unions will receive a subsidy for 2014 and hss had a lot of meetings with unions and to help explain exactly what that would mean for them and there is an attached memo that we prepared for the unions laying out the numbers for them to see that's attached in your binder. under wellness, also very busy time for wellness. we've been doing biometric screenings and had a very successful one coordinated about a week and a half ago. 267 employees in the hall of justice participated in biometric screening. in addition, there was also a biometric screening at department of human resources, department of economic and work force development in may. that screened an additional 58. so, this is a very popular offering and we're looking to extend it and continue those in fourth quarter of this year and into next year. also, margaret has a very aggressive campaign for flu shot vaccinations. we have i think over 12 sites already set up for flu shots for the october and ear

on july 3rd. the black troops and red cross workers led decided to boycott the july 3rd party. she wrote to the red cross headquarters, july 4th is a day long honored and respected by negro's as will as of americans for significance to democracy and the principles on which our government was founded such a day of celebration involving americans anywhere on the face of the glow becomes an insult to whenever minority group is excluded from participation. african-american entertainers and movie stars did their part for the war effort, just as their white counterparts did, but they faced unique obstacles. no matter how successful they were, african-american entertainers were not immune to racism. acclaim as a broadway performer in a hollywood film star gained popularity combining her training as a classical pianist with her love of jazz. traveling by car through the midwest in 1945, she stopped at a cafe along the way. when she went to the counter and ask for servers the waitress said, you live to eat

coming up, julie chen before coming up, julie chen before and after the cbs host's ♪ take me into yourur ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. but julie chen didn't always look e way she does now . >>> she is one of the most recognizable hosts on television. but julie chen didn't always look the way she does today. >> she revealed she had secret plastic surgery because her boss and agent said she looked too chinese. here is the before and after. on the left, 1996. on the right what she looks like today. >> one agent basically told me the same thing. i cannot represent you unless you get plastic surgery to make your eyes look bigger. and i did it. >> how do you feel -- >> well, now i sometimes wonder but i will say after i had that done everything kind of -- the ball did roll for me. which, you know, i struggle with wow! you

julie? >> molly hanenberg, thanks so much. >>> in investigation of the security firm that did the background checks of navy yard shooter aaron alexis and nsa leaker edward snowden. that firm suspected of misleading officials about the quality of its work. and this comes as former employees are coming forward now with personal stories that they say of intense deadline pressure and heavy work loads. elizabeth live in washington. >> well, the private company which has grown to become the biggest private contractor handling background checks for the government is called u.s. investigation services or usis. officials from the justice department and lawmakers alike are investigating the thoroughness of its work. reports are surfacing that contractors are overwhelmed with requests. critics are saying there are too many to sort through. >> we have 4 million people with security clearances, who's doing the vetting? we're no longer doing it like in my day when the fbi vetted people. now contractors ar

that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> all right, julie, thank you very much d.c. red light cameras rake in millions even when drivers don't run a red line. if you dare appeal, it couldppea take you a year. the system is stacked against drivers. some say that's the way the city wants it. sherri li investigates. >> red light cameras all over d.c. nabbing drivers and sticking them with a $150 fine. >> i was at new york avenue and fourth street northwest. >> the intersections red light camera caught barbara herbert hr but it's not the way it looked. >> i did nothing wrong. >> the pictures on the ticket t seemed to prove it. there's her car in the left turn lane stopped. thela light is red. >> but she switched lanes and and there's her car driving straight through the intersection, the light is green. >> i was in the wrong lane. get out in the correct lane to go straight ahead.gh i'm thinkingt i should not receive this ticket. >> ticket dismissioned wrong. >> that'sssio what caught me in shock. you know how you look at it. and you keep looking? $150 for being in the ri

furthermore the appellant acknowledged the permit existence on july 18th. it still appealed more than 1 month later. it failed to appeal. this appeal is actually about trying to protect the private views from the appellant's own unpermitted penthouse. for almost two years the2 -- the appellant defaced the public hearing noticed attached to our building and is threatening to appeal all permits. the private view the pell sanity trying to protect cans -- is from a boating. this penthouse stands 50 feet tall, the same height as we propose building. they have never pulled an electrical permit, never pulled a plumbing permit and they have not completed a building permit since 1988. their billion is a fully rented 6 building unit that has not any permit 25 years. appendix 2 in my submissions, in written accuracy. >> your time is up. you said the appellant acknowledged the existence of the permit on july 18th, what do you mean by that. >> he said they learned of it july 18th, they went searching for answers. >> you understand there is no right to appeal that type o

a big grand opening celebration was planned for july 4th fairway personnel and a separate for july 3rd the black troops and red cross workers decided to boycott july 3rd party. she wrote to the right cross headquarters. july 4th is a daylong honored and did by negroes as well as other americans for a significance to democracy and the principles on which our government was founded. such a day celebration involving americans anywhere in the face of the globe become finance of two whenever a minority group is excluded from participation. african american entertainers and movie stars did their part for the war effort, just as their white counterparts did. but they face unique obstacles. no matter how successful they were come african-american entertainers were not immune to racism. hazel scott won acclaim as a broadway performer and a hollywood films are. she gained popularity combining training as a classical pianist with her love of jazz. traveling by car to the midwest in 1945, she stopped at a cafÉ along the way. when she went to the counter and asked for service, the waitress said you

he was taking me for granted. >> i wonder if julie felt anything.y when--when people have a connection, sometimes they feel what the other one feels. >> you're not twins. >> she's probably at home now, looking at wedding catalogues. >> you really love her, don't you? >> yeah. >> yeah. whirlwind romance, eh? >> i know everyone thinks i'm rushing into it, but i don't. it's like when i used to finish work, go home, watch some telly till i just fell asleep. now i get to watch it with her. it's different--better. >> huh. [bird caws] >> haven't been out this way in a while. bit of a problem with poachers taking up a lot of my time. it's war, doc. slashed the tires on this the other week. ah, ah, ah, ah! huh! so much for the quiet life, eh? >> hmm. >> i don't like this. >> hmm? >> i don't like this anymore. we should go. >> mark? mark, we should just wait for the doc. hey, stay there. come back, mate. come on, come back. trust me, it's going to be ok. >> ow. >> i'll look after you. >> ow. you can't even look after yourself, al. >> actually, yes, i can. i'm

haener. >> and i am frank >> julie haener -- >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> that person who you could trust. >> the reputation she earned from going above and beyond to help students. and then only on 2. >> a new look for the chp, why it has been replaced by this and the only place you could see it right now. >> these stories and much more coming up at 6:00 p.m. >>> okay. break out the pink balloons. it is a girl. the national zoo in washington, d.c. announced the sex of the ponda born two weeks ago. the -- panda born two weeks ago. we now know who her dad is. the zoo's own 16-year-old male panda is the father. you see him there. >>> a car that folds itself up for easy parking made a debut in south korea. it is an electric vehicle with two seats that travels 62 miles on a 10 minute charge. when you park, watch what happens. you give the car a command and the back half folds up over the front half. for a body length of 65 inches. unfortunately it can't be legally driven because it doesn't meet crash test standards. >>> when your team loses som

julie, julie, julie. haven't you forgotten something? huh? what?to my art i'm a total monster? i mean, just look at yourself. look at-- you're a mess! i mean, look here. look at this. look at the collar. (hodge) look. it's all twisted. and all these wrinkles on the dress. i mean, look, sweetheart... natalie, give me the case file. what? the case file. give it to me. i mean, i'd rather put you in a burlap bag than have you seen wearing my clothes like this. i knew something was wrong. look. look at this. her body is all contorted. but the collar and her buttons are all perfectly straight. after he killed her, he straightened them out. he couldn't help himself. he's the guy. who's the guy? julie, we have to go right now. why? i can't tell you now. not here. do not argue with me! get your stuff now. hey, what--oh! look, what's going on? she's taking julie home. well, why on earth would she do that? because i told her that you killed clea vance a year ago. and i'm betting that you killed natasia zorell last night. who else would've straightened the clo