. >> reporter: she called a news conference to accuse bell of pressuring kaiser permanente to put an ally of hers darcy green on leave. she's a candidate for the assembly and was working for kaiser permanente in government relations while running for office. >> when you bully a woman out of her job, make her choose between income and feeding her family and running for office, considering that we're already a vulnerable population within politics, that's extraordinarily, um, over the line. >> reporter: kaiser permanente denied that in a statement that said, quote, any claim that senator bell talked to us about miss green's employment while a candidate for assembly is not true. and bell himself speaking through skpe also denied any involvement. >> i think we have a desperate opponent and issuing these last- minute charges is kind of a desperation tactic. >> reporter: bell is playing hardball with campos saying she was involved in the infamous mailer that accused her brother's city council opponent of being a communist. former supervisor george shirakawa was charged criminally after his

kaiser permanente said the limit to life support would come today. tonight that toddler remains on life support after a san francisco federal appeals court prevented the hospital, kaiser permanent day in roseville, from pulling the plug. parents and supporters have until monday to convince the court they know a hospital willing to treat the 2-year-old. >> it means that we still have more time to pretty much -- they're not going to be in any rush to pull the plug. >> we have until monday to get everything together. it seems like the judge is giving us more time. >> in a statement kaiser pe permanente says, we will continue to work to facilitate the family's request to transfer israel to another facility if another facility placement is identified. advocates for the parent say at stake is the process patients in california have to go through when they are declared brain dead. >>> after years of delays and legal maneuvering the trial for sierra lamar's accused killer is scheduled to begin monday. antolin garcia is charged with killing the teen in 2012. s

kaiser permanente said the end of life support would come today but a san francisco appeals court presented the hospital from pulling the plug. parents and supporters have until monday to convince the court they know a hospital willing to treat the toddler. >> it means we have more time to pretty much -- they're not going to be in any rush to pull the plug. >> we have until monday basically, man, to get everything together. >> reporter: the case is similar to jahai mcmath, declared brain dead after surgery to correct sleep annie pa. >> the hospital declared this child brain dead five weeks ago, well before he started moving and showing signs of improvement. >> reporter: in a statement, kaiser permanente says, we will continue to work to facilitate the family's request to transfer israel to another facility if another placement is identified. the clock is moving quickly. this monday the parents and their legal advocates will present their written plan to the federal appeals court. the next dekeyser permanente is scheduled to present its response. a ruling could come as early as tuesday or we

kaiser permanente, microsoft, cisco, comcast, at&t, uber etc. google an urban center. so, we want everyone to join the conversation we are in the process of getting more speakers were in the process of getting more the program. i don't talk to some you about we want you to participate in this. so, join the movement. visit our website at www.. visit our website at www.bayareawomen.org for more information and ongoing updates. we are adding more speakers by the day. and we look forward to seeing you. thank you. >>[applause] [ gavel ] >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the regularly scheduled ethics commission meeting for april 25th, 2016. and i will call the roll, commissioner andrews. >> here. >> commissioner keane. >> here. >> commissioner hayon has been excused. and i would like to take this o

according to a court order kaiser permanente in roseville would have ended life support for the toddler yesterday. but he remains on life support this morning because a san francisco federal appeals court prevented the hospital from pulling the plug. his parents and supporters have until monday to convince the court they have a new hospital willing to treat the 2-year-old. >> it means we still have more time to pretty much -- they're not going to be in any rush to pull the plug. >> until monday basically to get everything together. it seems like, you know, the judge has given us more time. >> in a statement kaiser permanente says coat we will continue to work to facilitate the family's request to transfer israel to another facility if another placement is identified. >>> after years of delays and legal maneuvering the trial for sierra lamar's accused killer is scheduled to begin monday. he is charged with kid mapping napping and murdering the teenager. she left her home headed for high school but never made it on the bus that day in 2012. monday's trial start date is still in question,

the next stop for sanders is a rally in santa cruz to address supporters of kaiser permanente arena at 1:00. police posted this photo with crowds lined up for the even. there are street closures in the area and sanders will speak in monterey tonight. >> governor jerry brown is endorsing hillary clinton for president. the governor released a letter saying that she is the only way to stop the "dangerous presidency of trump with more votes than sanders and proven she knows how to get things done and will advance the d agenda." he finished the letter saying she has a firm grass of -- grasp of the issue and will be prepared to lead on day one. hillary clinton is cutting two days of campaigning short in new jersey to focus here in california. she marched in a memorial day in new york yesterday and was slated for new jersey wednesday and thursday but now is coming to california with a give day swing through the state on thursday. >> donald trump will also return to california. but it is for a scheduled visit. he is holding a rally at the sacramento airport. this morning, trump revealed to the

. >> the market an market we'll come could you i'm kaiser permanente we pledge 15 pegs or positions information interns this summer. >> that's a healthy number >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone my name is cindy that a magazine at walgreens in san francisco on behalf of the walgreens we are pledging 25 jobs. >> all right. walgreens again. >> (clapping.) >> a consistent partner yes. >> good morning i'm with the sfmta and partnering with the san francisco unified school district and we're pledging 6 interns for the automotive program. >> fantastic. >> excellent. thank you public transit thank you very much. >> my name isal jeffrey can with the hotel council and with our hotels members pledging 25 jobs. >> wonderful thank you . >> (clapping.) >> hotel council thank you for the superbowl support. >> yes, sir. >> good morning. i'm with the san francisco public library we're pledging 32 positions for high age youth to help us with our teen interest this saurm main library teen center media center really excited the nut part of our public library. >> good morning. i'm chris the fund and owner of

from there, he will head to a rally at kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz, first-come-first-serve. he is expected to take the stage at 1:00 o'clock p.m. after a rally outside oakland city hall. animal rights activist jumped barricades and interrupted the speech. security teams stepped in. the senator who now trails hillary clinton said he can come back just like the warriors. >> they down 3-1. they came back. we fell far behind and we will come back, as w. >> sanders will hold another event in monterey and return to the bay area tomorrow. >> hillary clinton is abruptly canceling an event in new jersey to focus on california. the former secretary of state will spend five days here starting on thursday. she spent part of the memorial day marching in a parade in her adopted hometown in new york. shell pick up key endorsements including from the action fund the first ever presidential endorsement for the environmental group. >> presumptive nominee will discuss how money he has raised for vets after say he raised $8 million for vets but will be back in california tomorrow speaking in sa

but emhis doctor at the kaiser permanente santa clara medical center failed to get them early care needed which allowed to it spread. he checked into the emergency room just three days after his initial diagnosis. he was in septic shock which turned his skin black. his blood flow was cut off to parts of his body. >> it was horrible. >> this is his wife. >> your husband went to the doctor with pain in his ankle. how did he ends up leaving the hospital? >> he ended up leaving the hospital as a multiple amputee. a quadriplegic. >> his right foot had to be amputated. then his left arm. two fingers on his right hand. and then all the toes on his left foot. he is now confined to a wheelchair. >> it is devastating. it takes away your identity, who you are. >> what are your feelings? >> anger. >> guzman and his wife tried going after kaiser for medical damages but lost when an arbitrator ruled they were unable to prove the doctor's treatment fell below the standard of care. in a statement the hospital told us the care provided was appropriate. the family then turned to the california medical boar

. >> kaiser permanente also released a stayment saying any claim that senator bell talked to us about ms. green's employment while a candidate for the assembly is simply not true. san jose state plight cal science professor melinda jackson says she's not surprised by the mudslinging especially since the two are from the same party and vying for the same seat. >> if there aren't a lot of issues that distinguish them, then the focus tends to go more toward character issues, personality. >> voters will go to the polls for the california primary on june 7th. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> let's talk about this absolutely stunning weather outside that is changing, awfully hot today but it won't stick around that long. >> meteorologist andy patel once again up on the roof enjoy the lovely sunny skies. >> enjoying it, right? it's because the breeze came in. it doesn't feel as warm as it did earlier. believe it or not, san francisco went from 82 degrees so far, now it's in the low 70s. so as that sea breeze has kicked in, the temperature is dropping. live doppler 7 hd showing you clear conditi

the rally in santa cruz will be at the kaiser permanente renown. those are 1:00. torture that will open at 10:00 as well. >> darya: we've got a full primary day coverage at 4:00 a.m.. the last 10:00 a.m.. but you could check the web site for election results as the command. they sure you have a mall lap because that's the best way to get those election alerts anytime anywhere. >>: the fires, yes >> mark: as that moment steph curry sealing the at a comeback win for the golden state warriors. they become as the 10th team in nba history to win a playoff series after trailing three games to one. >> darya: the warriors will play against the cleveland have cavaliers. we hope we get the same result out last year. >> mark: d. thunder were up by 13 points. the warriors came back in the second half said. curry hit seven three-pointers 36 points to. late thompson had 21 points at 63. they won 96 to 88. here are clay thompson and draymond green after the game. >>: i'm glad this team stays ready. we'll no. it's called they are ready to get and go out and perform a. >>: everyth

kaiser permanente said the limit to life support would end yesterday.s on life support this morning after a san francisco federal appeals court prevented the hospital from pulling the plug. his parents and supporters have until monday to convince the court they know a hospital willing to treat the 2-year-old. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a statute in the south bay is moved 90 feet from its original location and it costs six figures to move it. we'll tell you why and have that plus all your top stories in our wacky weather forecast coming up at 7:00. hope you join us. right now back to "today in the bay." -- the "today" show. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. emergency on board. new images this morning of the debris from egyptair flight 804. mangled pictures of the plane giving us our first look at the aftermath of the crash. this as investigators confirm smoke alarms were going off in front of the plane before it crashed into the sea. >>> going for number two. kentucky derby winner nyquist hoping to keep his winning streak alive

kaiser permanente tells abc7 news no patient visits were disrupted in the hospital building. >>> last month, the average single family home sold for $1.3 million in santa clara county. so it makes sense there is effort to build more affordable housing. abc7 news reporter david louie is live in a new complex that could be a model for homeless and low income housing. david? >> reporter: often times, affordable housing is created by mixing rate units with market rate apartments. this is all affordable housing with units set aside for the formerly homeless. the apartments have solar hot water and energy efficient appliances. some have high ceilings. but the rent is less than half of a one bedroom apartment in san jose. this is affordable housing built by mid 10 housing. santa clara county is thinking about approving a bond measure to build more complexes like donner lofts. >> this could give us an opportunity to look at low income, very low income populations. people that are the fabric of the community. >> a survey by the silicon valley leadership group says 65% would approve such a meas

kaiser permanente tells abc7 news no patient visits were disrupted in the hospital building. >>> last month, the average single family home sold for $1.3 million in santa clara county. so it makes sense there is effort to build more affordable housing. abc7 news reporter david louie is live in a new complex that could be a model for homeless and low income housing. david? >> reporter: often times, affordable housing is created by mixing rate units with market rate apartments. this is all affordable housing with units set aside for the formerly homeless. the apartments have solar hot water and energy efficient appliances. some have high ceilings. but the rent is less than half of a one bedroom apartment in san jose. this is affordable housing built by mid 10 housing. santa clara county is thinking about approving a bond measure to build more complexes like donner lofts. >> this could give us an opportunity to look at low income, very low income populations. people that are the fabric of the community. >> a survey by the silicon valley leadership group says 65% would approve such a meas

you have before you the standard package presented each year relative to the program for kaiser permanente and their rates for 2017. as you know or are newly aware of, for newer people, kaiser has been under a two year rate guarantee where they lowered the rate in 2015 and did not increase that rate in 2016, so this year they have offered up their best set of rates for what they want to charge in 2017. and so i also want to let you know when we set a rate, in addition to the rate we are going to review, the rate parts that are presented and hopefully approved, we add into that the renewal, this year the sustainability fee which we have always been added in is now voted in as $3 and we decided the last board meeting to include the best doctor which is going to be charged at $1.40. do you want to say anything at all? so there are 3 pieces in addition to the kaiser rate and what we say is our premium for actives and early retirees and we will see next month posted by retirement. that being said i would like for you to turn to page 4. when we set the rate in 2015 and for then 2016 we looked at

infection that guzman believes could have easily been treated with antibiotic bus his doctor at the kaiser permanente medical center failed to get him the care he needed which allowed the infection to spread. he checked into the emergency room three days after hig diagnosis. he was in septic shock which turned his skin black since it cut off blood flow. >> reporter: mia is his wife. >> your husband twoemt the hospital with pain in his ankle. how did he leave the hospital? >> he ended up leaving as a multiple amputee. aquatry plea jinl. his right foot and left and two fingers and all the toes on his left foot. mario is now confined to a wheelchair. >> it's devastating. it takes away your identity, who you are. >> what are those feelings? >> anger. >> guzman and his wife tried going after kaiser for medical damage but lost when an arbitrator ruled they were unable to prove the doctor ice treatment fell below the standard of care. the care provided was appropriate. the family then turned to the california medical board. the state's consumer protection agency that was created to investigation and discipl

but he says his doctor at the kaiser permanente failed to give him the early care that he needed which allowed the cancer to spread. he checked into the emergency room three days after his initial diagnosis. he was in septic shock which turned his skin black since blood flow was cut off to the rest of his body. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: this is his wife. your husband went to the doctor with pain coming from his ankle but how did he end up leaving the hospital? >> he ended up leaving the hospital as a multiple amputee. >> reporter: his right foot had to be amputated and all of the toes on his left foot. mario is now confined to a wheelchair. >> it takes away your identity of who you are. >> reporter: what are those feelings? >> anger. anger. >> reporter: guzman and his wife tried going after kaiser for medical damages but lost after they were unable to prove that the treatment led to inappropriate standard of care. they turned to the california medical board. the state's consumer protection agency which was created to investigate and discipline physicians and an investigator ther

he will attend a kaiser permanente event here and another one later on. both event are free and open to the public. we heard secret service people here coming in that the room is absolutely full, it is at capacity. it appears that it is a possibility that some these people are going to get turned away and be a little bit dispint. but a packed agenda for intend toi with the other two cities that he is going to be in. tomorrow, he will stay in the bay area. he has two more events planned in palo alto. >> janine, you talked about what happened yesterday in downtown oakland. any talk today about beefing up security even more to protect the senator? >> have not heard that. a strong security presence here. outside the hotel. we see chp, you know, secret services inside here as well as other law enforcement. so, you know, they never revealed their plans to us but we know that he is protected and they are going to keep protesters at bay. >> all right. ktvu's janine de la vega live in emeryville. >>> classes back in session at novato high school after a novato hig

he will head to santa cruz for a 1 pm rally at the kaiser permanente arena, and he will be in monterey tonight for another rally, and a packed schedule tomorrow, including a stop in palo alto.>>> 5:08 am is your time right now. >>> hillary clinton heading back to california on thursday for five days of get out and vote. marching in the memorial day parade in her hometown in new york, and we spoke with clinton by phone yesterday asking the candidate has to plans to appeal to the bernie sanders supporters if she becomes the democratic presidential nominee.>> reporter: how might you try to bring in the bernie sanders supporters, some that say they would rather set out the general elect?>> senator sanders has said on numerous occasions that he would work seven days a week to make sure that donald trump is not president. i believe that once we wrap up the nomination which i hope will happen on june 7, we will turn our attention to get a find the democratic party to make clear that we will not let donald trump get anywhere near the white house.>> clinton has a 270 delegate lead over bernie s

received investment from kaiser permanente. >> are they getting a good return on their investment?product, transformative product. it's able to grow quickly and serve families in the highest quality way. >> jacob joins me live. i would love to talk about geraldine for this entire segment. >> my new best friend. >> she is so great. >> it's an $84 billion industry, 1.5 million home health care workers across the country, 50,000 agencies you have to sort through to get one of these people to come to your homes, committed to the patients, the clients. when you have an agency like this that's doing full-time work, $15 an hour and their competitor is doing the same thing on the west coast, people are much more comfortable with it. >> it just took somebody to step forward and do it. >> exactly right. edward snowden will tell you one thing they're facing is privacy. there's a lot of data. ask about encryption if you have questions about that. >> give my best to geraldine when you talk to her again. >> yes, sir. >>> tom after this break and your local weather. >>> right now we are getting l

. >> spokesman for the hospital kaiser permanente in roseville says the hospital will work with the families to support them until they can find a facility for israel. >>> and the crash of a egyptian air flight 804, the egyptian government claims it has located the planes black boxes. the flight recorders were located yesterday -- excuse me today close to an area where human remains and debris from the plane were found in the mediterranean. brent investigators say be aircraft detective that protecting smokey bear cabin for the plaintiffs. the flight took off impairs wednesday with 66 passengers on board and investigators say there are no survivors. >>> lax, tsa not taking any chances in the wake of the egyptian aircraft. -- egyptair crash. officials are illuminating or restricting airport employee access and more than 150 doors within passenger terminals. they are also adding more police officers to focus on potential vulnerabilities. >> i think we need to increase the staff size of tsa to meet all the demands of the growing population as well as potential changes that we might see as we lea

after, he headed to a rally at the kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz, arrive at 1:00 p.m.a rally in oakland, a group of animal rights activity interrupted his speech when they jumped the barricades. sanders security stepped in and the senator would now trailed hillary clinton went to the warriors game and cheered them on to victory. >> they were down 3-1, right? they came back, yes? we were far behind and we will come back, as well. >> he will attend an event in monterey before homing rallies in palo alto and davis tomorrow. >> sanders is causing concern for hillary clinton so much that she canceled an event in new jersey yesterday in order to come to california responding part of memorial day marching in a parade in her adopted hometown and will spend five days in california starting thursday and will pick up an endorsement today asian as a matter of fact american congressional leaders give their support to her in los angeles, and members ago, governor brown wrote a let saying he is now endorsing hillary clinton. >> presumptive nominee donald trump will hold a news confer

from there, he will head to a rally at the kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz. expected to take the stage at 1:00 p.m. these ever veterans followed a rally yesterday, a group of animal rights activitied jumped barricades and the security team stepped in. the senator who currently is trailing hillary clinton said he feels momentum is on his side. >> maybe we are making everyone nervous. the first poll done in california had her 50 points up. last palm had her two points up. >> bernie sanders will attend an events in monterey before holding events in palo alto and davis tomorrow. >> sanders must be putting pressure on hillary clinton's campaign because she canceled an event in new jersey in order to come to california again. she spent part of memorial day marching in a parade in her adopted hometown of character -- >> trump will discuss how much he raised for veterans and where it went. he skilled a televised event and had a charity for vets saying he raised $6 million. he will speak in sacramento at 7:00 tomorrow. >> this is the last day to ask for a ballot to vo

institutions like usaa, cleveland clinic, wegmans, starbucks, marriott am a ritz-carlton, nasa, kaiser permanente, hospital appropriation of america, virginia mason, the department of defense and gsa among many thers. it's why we are consulting and listening to experts good advice on our transformation. i set up a my va advisory committee called m-vac which is a diverse group of veterans, medical professionals, experienced government professionals and advocates. we meet once a quarter in the give us advice and we follow their advice and we are very transparent with them as to what we have done well in what we need to do better. for employees serving veterans, growing a high-performance organization means intellectually equipping more and more teams to dramatically improve care and service delivery to veterans. we have to engage our employees to make changes that they think we need to make. that is why we developed our developing -- our leaders developing leaders program and it's helping us do this. think ofldl as a continuous enterprise growth spreading best practices across va. we work with a pr

he was transferred from uc davis to kaiser permanente in roseville, where he was declared brain dead.e determination of brain death, it's not a simple yes or no." >> reporter:his parents, are fighting to keep him alive. >>"israel. you gotta stop fooling everybody. how long is it gonna take huh? >> reporter:this is the moment they say they knew he wasn't brain dead. >>"do it one more time? there you go" >> reporter:here it is a different time, what appears to be a slight flinch to his mom's tickles. >>"it's a natural instinct that tells me he's still there. he's very responsive to my voice and my touch, dad's voice, dad's touch." >> reporter:the hospital conducted a set the movement you see in this video is not uncommon. >>"it can look like twitches, muscle contractions but unfortunately, those are just reflexes. they're not coming from the brain because in brain death, there's a cease of function and unfortunately, it's irreversible." >> reporter:but israel's parents are holding onto hope.waiting to hear this little voice once again. >>"if it was your child, what would you do? we're a

house on sherman street the doors open for at about 9:00 the rally in santa cruz will be at the kaiser permanente:00 this afternoon with the door is about open at 10:00 will have a lot of time actually for when doors open when that event is set to kick off in santa cruz. he said the event raised close to $6 million campaign to face questions about where the money is gone. >>mark: his system of the veterans groups but did not meet the criteria and had to be replaced today is the last day to request a vote by mail ballot for the upcoming june 7th primary. >>darya: makes sure to download the global application for the like should alert anytime anywhere download it is free. >>mark: a hospital had airstrikes in the middle east we have the latest from the breaking news desk another gun stolen from a federal agent in the bay area see where this one was taken and the desperate search to find in. the new chase freedom unlimited card earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you buy. that's 1.5% cash back on whatever these billboards are selling. what are they selling? the products not so subtly pla

after this event, then he is headed off to santa cruz for a rally at the kaiser permanente arena.thousands attended his message yesterday. protesters who claimed to be animal rights activists rushed the stage during the speech. but they were taken away. ktvu spoke to sanders one on one between events. he responded to critics questioning about whether he is a true democrats. >> i consider myself and i have always considered myself to be somebody who was fighting to make this country become when it can become. >> sanders was spotted at half time at the warriors game last night with actor danny glover in the stands. he is hoping for a comeback, much like what team experienced during game 7 last night. while this morning's event is closed to the public, anyone can come to the 1:00 p.m. rally in santa cruz. he is then traveling to monterey for another rally at night. tomorrow, he is going to be in palo alto. he just added an event with asian american and pacific islanders. the leaders in the community in palo alto in the morning and another one in the afternoon and then going to davis.

kaiser? >> yeah, i know. we dropped the permanente. i get you on that one. >> thank you, that's excellent feedback. >> those are my comments, wonderful, wonderful job. thank you for really guiding us and putting patients first because that's a message that i think we want to send out in all directions, the most vibrant health network in the city. >> thank you. that's coming from dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives tha

. >> the market an market we'll come could you i'm kaiser permanente we pledge 15 pegs or positions informationerns this summer. >> that's a healthy number >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone my name is cindy that a magazine at walgreens in san francisco on behalf of the walgreens we are pledging 25 jobs. >> all right. walgreens again. >> (clapping.) >> a consistent partner yes. >> good morning i'm with the sfmta and partnering with the san francisco unified school district and we're pledging 6 interns for the automotive program. >> fantastic. >> excellent. thank you public transit thank you very much. >> my name isal jeffrey can with the hotel council and with our hotels members pledging 25 jobs. >> wonderful thank you . >> (clapping.) >> hotel council thank you for the superbowl support. >> yes, sir. >> good morning. i'm with the san francisco public library we're pledging 32 positions for high age youth to help us with our teen interest this saurm main library teen center media center really excited the nut part of our public library. >> good morning. i'm chris the fund and owner of a p

kaiser? >> yeah, i know. we dropped the permanente. i get you on that one. >> thank you, that's excellent feedback. >> those are my comments, wonderful, wonderful job. thank you for really guiding us and putting patients first because that's a message that i think we want to send out in all directions, the most vibrant health network in the city. >> thank you. that's coming from dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives tha

. >> the market an market we'll come could you i'm kaiser permanente we pledge 15 pegs or positions informationnterns this summer. >> that's a healthy number >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone my name is cindy that a magazine at walgreens in san francisco on behalf of the walgreens we are pledging 25 jobs. >> all right. walgreens again. >> (clapping.) >> a consistent partner yes. >> good morning i'm with the sfmta and partnering with the san francisco unified school district and we're pledging 6 interns for the automotive program. >> fantastic. >> excellent. thank you public transit thank you very much. >> my name isal jeffrey can with the hotel council and with our hotels members pledging 25 jobs. >> wonderful thank you . >> (clapping.) >> hotel council thank you for the superbowl support. >> yes, sir. >> good morning. i'm with the san francisco public library we're pledging 32 positions for high age youth to help us with our teen interest this saurm main library teen center media center really excited the nut part of our public library. >> good morning. i'm chris the fund and owner of a

institutions like usaa, cleveland clinic, wegmans, starbucks, marriott am a ritz-carlton, nasa, kaiser permanenteal appropriation of america, virginia mason, the department of defense and gsa among many others. it's why we are consulting and listening to experts good advice on our transformation. i set up a my va advisory committee called m-vac which is a diverse group of veterans, medical professionals, experienced government professionals and advocates. we meet once a quarter in the give us advice and we follow their advice and we are very transparent with them as to what we have done well in what we need to do better. for employees serving veterans, growing a high-performance organization means intellectually equipping more and more teams to dramatically improve care and service delivery to veterans. we have to engage our employees to make changes that they think we need to make. that is why we developed our developing -- our leaders developing leaders program and it's helping us do this. think of ldl as a continuous enterprise growth spreading best practices across va. we work with a professo

kaiser permanente, microsoft, cisco, comcast, at&t, uber etc. google an urban center.o, we want everyone to join the conversation we are in the process of getting more speakers were in the process of getting more the program. i don't talk to some you about we want you to participate in this. so, join the movement. visit our website at www.. visit our website at www.bayareawomen.org for more information and ongoing updates. we are adding more speakers by the day. and we look forward to seeing you. thank you. >>[applause] . >> this is a 10.30 meeting of the recreation and park commission and the planning commission. would the secretary please call the roll. >> okay, so for the recreation and park commission, commissioner buell, here. commissioner low, here. commissioner harrison, here and commissioner levitt upon, here. >> for the planning commission, commissioner fong, here. commissioner richards, here. commissioner antonini,

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. >> the market an market we'll come could you i'm kaiser permanente we pledge 15 pegs or positions informationerns this summer. >> that's a healthy number >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone my name is cindy that a magazine at walgreens in san francisco on behalf of the walgreens we are pledging 25 jobs. all right. walgreens again. >> (clapping.) >> a consistent partner yes. >> good morning i'm with the sfmta and partnering with the san francisco unified school district and we're pledging 6 interns for the automotive program. >> fantastic. >> excellent. thank you public transit thank you very much. >> my name isal jeffrey can with the hotel council and with our hotels members pledging 25 jobs. >> wonderful thank you . >> (clapping.) >> hotel council thank you for the superbowl support. >> yes, sir. >> good morning. i'm with the san francisco public library we're pledging 32 positions for high age youth to help us with our teen interest this saurm main library teen center media center really excited the nut part of our public library. >> good morning. i'm chris the fund and owner of a park

institutions like usaa, cleveland clinic, wegman's, starbucks, marriott, ritz-carlton, nasa, kaiser permanente, virginia mason, the department of defense and gsa among many others. it's why we're consulting and listening to experts' good advice on our transformation. i set up a my va advisory chitty. it's a diverse group of business leaders many of whom are veterans, medical professionals, experienced government executives and veteran advocates. we meet once a quarter. they give us advice. we follow their advice and we are very transport with them about what we have done well and what we need to do better. for employees serving veterans growing a high-performance organization means intellectually equipping more and more teams to dramatically improve care and service delivery to veterans. we have to engage our employees to make the changes that they think we need to make. that's why we developed our leaders developing leaders program, ldl in short, and it's helping us do this. think of ldl as a continuous enterprisewide growth-spreading best practices across va. we work with a professor at the