and meaning, how many people were taken out of the laguna honda? >> so it is two groups, it is the people who are in the community who are at a risk of being institutionalized and so they are actually like a nursing home level of need, and we try to keep them in the community. >> and a lot of those folks are already, they already have services and case managers, but they seem to have risen to a point where they need that extra help and then the other group are people who are in institutions and who probably are still or could stay in institutions and they have that level of need. but we bring them out into the community and give them that. and the services. >> actually wh, we get to the 6 month report, we have got, i think more information in there about numbers of people, and class, but, and >> yeah, and there is, and there is a program, and the program over the last, it is from 2006, more to 2007, and so we have got like 7 years or so. and it serves to 2600, just over 2600 people. >> okay. >> and in total. >> right. >> individuals. >> and thank y

and which is primarily, laguna honda hospital as a major place of referrals. and then, of course, tender loin and the haze valley areas as well. and actually 32 percent of our referrals are coming out of laguna honda hospital and in terms of service requests, the highest request, are for case management and inhome support, and housing, always, remains in the top. and there was a time, when we had greater dollars, and then in the dimension when they had access to because money had been set aside in the health department for this program to access the housing particularly for the people leaving the hospital and there was a more fluid operation in terms of housing, but again we don't have any more, mental health and substance abuse and assisted living devices are also high on the request level. the total amount of the program expenditures of $2.8 million, which has been the norm now for some time, and you will see that something that i am very, interested in, and i am very pleased about, is that the average cost per person is 557 dollars a month and i think that

de guatemala condenaron la expulsiÓn de los judÍos ortodoxos de san juan de la laguna calificÓ el hechos a antibiÓticos invadidas organismo. tras meses de fallidos tratamientos con mÉdico sugiriÓ implantarle excremento de su hermano en el intestino para que ayudarÁ a la flora intestinal asÍ el resultado aparentemente fue exitoso ahÍ lo pueden ver sano. preste mucha atenciÓn porque la pÉrdida del olfato puede ser un aviso de que sus aÑos de vida estÉn contados segÚn un nuevo estudio realizado por cientÍficos de una universidad y chicago, ellos reunieron a mÁs de 30 mil hombres y mujeres de la tercera edad para que identificaran olores comunes como las rosas, el cuero y las naranjas, 5 mÁs tardes comprobaron que mÁs de un 40% de los que no lograron identificarlos habÍan muerto. hablaremos de un tema de salud que no se puede tomar a la ligera en lo que va de aÑo 200.000 mujeres fueron diagnosticadas con cÁncer de seno en ee.uu. estamos en el mes para crear conciencia como nos cuenta ceci aunque se ha avanzado mucho en los tratamientos la meta es prevenir la muerte. >> muchas personas piens

>> right, so it is a very practical, and so, i think that what we are seeing, at laguna honda is that this younger population, is primarily caucasian, yes, there is some diversity but a lot of disabled middle aged, or younger, white, males. and so, i think that whenever we look at our dem graphics, you know, i am always asking, what kind of out reach are we doing? are we making sure that we are getting? and i think that if you look at this program, over almost, ten years now and not quite, but close, you will see that there were years when we had you know the greater diversity and now, we are, and we have got, kind of this population that we are looking at. >> and does that give you some... >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> could we... >> yeah. >> and okay. >> thank you. when the veterans and so we have a third piece of the report. >> i don't see mine. >> it is stapled into this. >> okay. >> and so, i think that again, this is a report, that rose johns was a graduate student at the time that they did it now on the staff prepared for us, and i would just ask her to share some hig

and meaning, how many people were taken out of the laguna honda? >> so it is two groups, it is the people who are in the community who are at a risk of being institutionalized and so they are actually like a nursing home level of need, and we try to keep them in the community. >> and a lot of those fo

it's known as 55 laguna and will offerup to 110 brand-new lgbt welcoming housing units. >> our vison5 laguna is really for it to be a hub a a so of central point where people can access the resources they need, engage in their community, take advantage of our services so that it will be really a home for everybody. >> reporter: for theocal elders able to stay in theirwn homes, caring connecti, the friendly visitor program provides a direct link toheir community by bringing a volunteer dirtly to them. >> the friendly visitor pogram is really, you know, designed to reduce that isolation th all seniors, but lgbt seniors in particular are vulnerable to. and we want to makesure that they stay connected to the community. >> reporter: and open house offers activities, worksps and resources. they truly strive to have something for everne. >> every year w offer about at least 1,000 hours of activity programs that range from yoga to, you know, a workshop on medicare to a worksh on healthy aging. >> reporter: the feedback from the senrs themselves keeps seth and histeam moving forward. >> mostl

. >> san juan la laguna un poblado indigena de guatemala, amante de la paz y aferrado a sus tradiciones la pornografÍa pÚblica. ellos alegan que jesÚs no es dios. >> me voy a los estados unidos, tengo que hacer como el norteamericano. porque estoy en el paÍs, no puedo imponer. entonces es lo que detectaron la gente. como que ya quieren violentar. las costumbres. y tradiciones del pueblo. >> en lo que se convirtiÓ en una guerra de acusaciones de uno y otro lado los judÍos aseguraban que fueron los pobladores los que iniciaron los problemas. >> el problema empezÓ por eso. por un grupo de jÓvenes que en la noche corretearon a tres miembros de la comunidad, dos israelÍes, un americano. los apedrearon, inclusive golpearon en el rostro. eran muchos jÓvenes. >> segÚn el vocero contra ellos se desatÓ una campaÑa de desinformaciÓn y rumores que lo calificaron de satÁnicos. >> una mujer de nuestra comunidad tuvo un bebÉ del centro de salud. al rato estaban los rumores que agarramos placentera que tiramos al agua haciendo un rito satÁnico. lo peor que la gente lo cree. >> se supo que las autoridad

the -- laguna and fulton. there were originally reports that one of the driskers was ejected. that's not the case. the collision seems to involve a red toyota corolla and a camry with an uber sign in the window. police are arriving on the scene. they are still investigating talking to witnesses. but apparently the two cars collided. i saw the female driver of the red corolla laid out in the stretcher wrapped up in blanket and a neck brace as firefighters brought her to the ambulance. a very confusing scene. both victims have taken from the scene. there were reports a pedestrian was hit. that does not appear to be the case. police are on the scene talking to other vehicles to find out if they saw what happened here. at this point, the injured have been taken away. traffic is routed down laguna street and traffic in fulton is blocked off as police takes picture, talk to witnesses and try to get a sense of what happened here just under an hour ago. they are trying to make sure none of the leaking fuel from the vehicles gets into the sewers. still a very active scene right here. b

>> and so i ended up at laguna honda, and later on and so it has been and it was a wonderful 12 years and i really learned but the funny part about it is when the chronicle reported the commissioners under mayor brown appointed and before when i was in the chronicle they used to say roma guy, the separatist feminist, no matter what i did. no matter what. and you know, persist ans and energy and passion, thank you for the honor and the praise and i look forward to more energy, and as long as i have it, and my passion, is attached. thank you. >> commissioners, and let me go to the next item. >> yes, please. >> item 2 b is a resolution recognizing october as breast cancer awareness month. on your agenda it may say september, but the resolution says october and the agenda posted says october and so we are going to say october is breast cancer awareness month. and i believe that you have the resolution before you. in and you can go by the same process. >> okay. >> and my copy says october and so i think that we are okay. >> and so, the resolution, is before us and at the health commission

review before there is..., and i can assure you have tha. >> and there it is for only going to the laguna honda, medical staff and, that that is the effectiveness of this. >> and commissioner, this was an incident that we had where we had a... working and if order for us to have a common reflection of their work from a network perspective that this was... attempt to do it. >> these are really subtle issues and we correct it, and director garcia and this was, a specific instance and this was very, carefully considered and it this was the appropriate way to manage it going forward and we want to be sure that we (inaudible). >> yeah, from the commission, standpoint, we are involved as governors of both organization and it would be unusual that if we were notified of the corrective action or initiation in one area, but we could not let our sister institution for which you are responsible know about it also, and like say general and so it is like, the network of hospitals, and that we need to see that the peer review information is able to be transferred to the other if, in fact, it is the sam

tigres se mire ahora al santos laguna por el boleto a la gran final.ificaciÓn superando argentina y colombia que aparece en el segundo y tercer puesto respectivamente. >> selena gÓmez ganó, ahora tendrÁ que esperar el encuentro de maÑana para saber si avanza a las semifinales. yo soy alejandro berri, por mi parte es todo los despido, hasta la prÓxima. >> ayer les presentamos la primera parte sobre una entrevista que hizo jorge vieira con willie colÓn. seguimos con la segunda parte nadie se salva de la rumba. ♪ ♪ >> era el aÑo 1968, se crea un sello disquero que revolucionÓ la mÚsica tropical, entre los mÚsicos estaba celia cruz, y willie colombo. >> firme un contrato a los 16 aÑos. >> qupe te llevas negativo y positivo? >> me llevo positivo las posibilidades a crear porque tenÍa carta blanca. cuando se vendÍan los discos era demasiado creativo. >> willie colÓn se conoce con rubÉn blades y comienzan un dÚo musical como el tema pedro navaja, que se convierte en un tema mundial. ♪ ♪ >> pero la relaciÓn con los aÑos se rompe. ♪ ♪ >> por quÉ de fractura tu

good evening, commissioners and directors thank you i want to take the opportunity to speaking speak laguna honda is a hundred and 7 a bed we provide the nursing services and rehabilitation one of the few that are public library owned, of course, we're proud to be on or about integral part of the san francisco network last year, we saw 12 and 18 patient 5 homicide women we cared for the demographics after hearing the general demographics on race in particular were interesting so thirty percent of our women are white and 29 percent are african-american and 25 percent are asian and 13 percent hispanic latino so quite is a disparity we i wanted to highlight a couple of services we provide to so we have a unique integrated pain and heavily clinic we started in 2011 we've seen over one hundred and 40 patient there now this is a masculine where we have medical providers acupuncture and music and different types of movement and massage as pharmacy all happening there at once so about 45 percent of the patient in this clinic are women r our respite services provided religious pit for patient that a

speaking at "the wall street journal"'s digital cooference in laguna beach, california, cook said apple pay was simply better for consumers. fox business's robert gray joins me from california, a beautiful shot there, with more on the story. robert? >> hey, gerri, what else would they say, right? of course a little hyperbole. tim cook was indeed touting apple pay not only as easier but more secure than its rivals as well, not missing a chance to say at the same time, those who are not working with apple, aforementioned companies you're talking about, quote, missing the boat as apple pay is off to a fast start. >> if you sum up everyone else that's in the contact with mobile payment at point of sale, we're already number one. not just number one, but we're more than the total of all the other guys. and that, we've only been at it a week. and so i feel fantastic. i think it is great! >> well, keep in mind it is a nascent marketplace. so a pretty low barrier there to entry or low barriers as f competition goes. they're off to a fast start indeed. cook and alibaba chairman jack ma would lik

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. >> the monnage laguna beach is one of the top resorts on the west coach.ews of the coast and drinks delivered by the pool and nighttime cocktail parties watching the sun slip into the sea. the single room rate can top $1,000 a not. and on the eastern shore, this cabin isn't bad. posh golf down the street and a twilight cocktail party with some of your good friends. on the days we visited, the center of attention at these lush resorts is a politician holding a fundraiser. what want to hob nob with duncan summer, that is him in the sunglasses, the suggested contribution, $2500. and want to kbofl with ben cardin, that is him in the pink shirt. the suggested contribution, $5,000. and as we found out from our undercover cameras, at the cocktail parties and golf outings, there is no shortage of lobbyists willing to pay for the chance to weekend with a lawmaker. >> it is basically corrupt. and it is legalized corruption. >> former colorado senator tim worth is disgusting with the way lawmakers continually come up with clever ways of extracting money from anyone w

tigres se mide ahora santos laguna por el boleto a la gran final.os partidos. cayÓ al nÚmero 17. mientras que costa rica se mantuvo como el mejor de la concacaf en el sexto puesto. superando a argentina, colombia. aparecen el segundo tercer puesto, respectivamente. serena williams se desquitÓ hoy. una de las verdes derrotas sufridas en su carrera, en 12 en el master de tenis. que perdiÓ sus tres partidos de primera ronda y quedÓ con marcas de dos y una derrota. era tendrÁ que esperar el encuentro de maÑana para saber si avanza o no a las semifinales. yo soy alejandro berni. por mi parte me despido. hasta la prÓxima. ♪ ♪ >> mediante la tecnologÍa en nuestro tema en salud al dÍa. no se retire. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> la ciencia y la tecnologÍa siguen creando tÉcnicas efectivas para ayudar a pacientes que hayan perdido y el punto mÁs sencillo de lo que parece. veamos. >> saludos, amigos. gracias por acompaÑarnos. y les traigo la historia de jorge munilla. Él tuvo un accidente la cocina de su hogar. literalmente, por poco perdiÓ un dedo. pero todo quedÓ muy bien. ut

perfección usando dos balsas plÁsticas o gomones como se les conoce en argentina, se deslizaron por laguna el corazÓn del mismo banco primero por encima y despuÉs por debajo del tÚnel. >> este es el recorrido que hacÍamos. te voy a mostrar hasta la boca donde entramos al acueducto. >> invirtieron unos 60.000 $ y largas horas perforando 15 metros hacia arriba de la forma mÁs silenciosa posible. un puntero lÁser les indicaba la direcciÓn hacia el edificio y la posiciÓn de la pared de unos 45 cm de espesor que debÍan romper. con miedo a un derrumbe continuaron el trabajo pero se dieron cuenta de que no podrÍan robar de noche porque las alarmas y los delatarÍa. >> no tenÍamos para cortar las alarmas. > > ahora el tÚnel estÁ tapado hay mucha mÁs agua que en 2006. >> el momento en que mirÁs para adelante era llegar al objetivo. >> sin embargo aÚn se puede apreciar lo que enfrentaron. >> que se vamos las se podÍa y despuÉs nada vamos. adelante del zapato mÍo en esa raíz. >> uno de ellos era cliente del banco sabÍa con exactitud dÓnde estaban las cajas de seguridad. despuÉs definieron una estrateg

. >>> we have been reporting live from laguna national, california.wed by sharon sandberg who described how we met after she saw me interviewed between lou dobbs and erick erickson. >> i saw that on tv and i just cold called her and said, i love you. you are awesome. i know everyone here agrees. unbelievable. >> oh, thank you. >> this is not the same reaction i got from the guys on the set that day. >> correct. >> totally different experience watching it in this room. >> you are covering serious topics and you're doing it with strength and conviction. how do you think about that? how do you thing about being a woman and doing that? how do you think about the fact that men would never be asked the question i'm asking you right now? >> when i sit in front of that desk, i don't care who is across from me. i don't care if it's a republican, democrat, a president, doesn't matter. i only have one master, and that's my audience. i will serve that audience. if you try to dodge or weave, you're going to get pinned down. i feel very empowered to do that when i'

several pods of sperm wheals off laguna beach. 50 mothers and babies seen frolicking with dolphins.t least one biologist said she hasn't seen this many in 35 years of whale counting. >>> and flooded streets along the desert southwest, highways wet from the mississippi valley to the ohio valley. slippery upstate new york into new england. >>> airport delays only expected in phoenix as storms move in. >>> hollywood is reeling this morning from the disturbing allegations that steven cool lins molested three girls underage over a period of years. >> he is not a household name, but you know his face. he was on the hit tv show "7th heaven." this morning, fresh fall out for the molestation allegations. he's been fired from "ted 2." in alleged recordings made by his wife in a therapy session, collins said he molested and exposed himself to multiple underage girls. >> it happened. >> with a 10-year-old. >> she was 11, and then like 12 and 13. >> reporter: the audio recording was obtained by tmz. they are looking at allegations into collins. and the nypd is looking at an allegation dating bac

and then just this past june, we completed the green wave along fulton street, from laguna to steiner. a couple of projects, sunset boulevard, both completed in july. a reduction of speed limit and a replacement of the flashing beacon on sunset. along columbus avenue just completed this month, from howell to union, we installed two bus bulbs. in june, on kearney street, we removed the tow lane from jackson to washington. this may, this past may, market street to buchanan street there were bicycle section crossing treatments. in july a new traffic signal at mason masonic. and union terrace. those are the eight that have been completed. and then if we want to just run through each of them. that are underway. >> mrs. hunter, can i say that, that traffic signal at union, terrace and way predated vision zero, and targeted funding for that and residents worked on that quite a while. i don't know if you should include that in zero vision projects just as supervisor kim mentioned. >> sorry, may i have misspoken. that was masonic. >> yes, and union terrace that helped to fund it, and calmed th

about community engagement, it is just about the six assets in the city and the fire stations and laguna ho dan or assets outside of the city, like the san bruno jail and we have 20 different departments like planning and dbi and dpw helped us write this plan to figure out what other assets in the city and what kinds of bad things might happen to hurt those assets and we came up with 22 mitigation strategies and ranked them on how to keep them safe. >> there is no funding attached to this plan and no cost to the city, what it is is that it is a strategy with a prioritized list of projects as funding becomes available to fix the fire stations and things like that, and we know where to go and that is the quick summary. >> colleagues, we have materials if you have any questions. great presentation. and why don't we open it up to public comment. >> any member of the public that would like to speak on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, do we have a motion on this item? >> so moved. >> a motion by supervisor mar to move this item forward. >> could we take that wit

this cost, 32,000, is much lower than the projected cost in the year in laguna honda, which is $32,000 for one year. >> and those are the highlights, any questions or do you want to move on with the agenda today? >> i heard you say that you wanted to move on. >> and no in questions, for the..., okay. >> other than to say thank you for doing the work. >> yeah. >> it was quite enjoyable. >> thank you. >> it says the veteran history project. >> right. >> yeah. >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners president james, and director hinton thank you so much for having me here this morning, my name is gabriel ledeen and i am an attorney here in san francisco and i am going to talk about a federal initiative called the veteran's history project. and ask for your help in reaching senior veterans here in san francisco. >> you looking at two. >> and i know that and thank you for your service and i am also a veteran and i served in the marine as an officer for four years and that is why this project is so important to me. >> okay. >> the pro-yekt and a product of the federal statute and congress di

buffett was speaking at fortune's most powerful women's summit in laguna nigel. clinton hasn't announced she is seeking office. but buffett said her victory is "guaranteed." >>> you know what's guarantee? >> what's that. >> your forecast. >> thank you so much. yes! it's looking good out there now. a lot of sunshine around much of the bay area. still some fog and low clouds hugging the coastally, hazy. looks like plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures inside the bay. 81 degrees in concord and livermore. 64 san francisco, 74 san jose. we are going to enjoy a lot of fall sunshine this afternoon. but the fog likely to linger toward the coastline. that will keep those temperatures cool. then low clouds and fog make a return for tonight but big news is, the offshore wind going to be kicking in. if you have weekend plans, should be another spectacular weekend all around the bay area. high pressure sliding east. the marine layer may deepen so more fog and low clouds over the next couple of days. we'll cool down through tomorrow maybe friday, too. temperatures around th

i worked with patients at laguna honda hospital to make scrubs and linens featuring artwork.husband and i are fortunate, we are not being evicted. [speaker not understood] all of us in our 30s. but here's the thing. as i approach my late 30s i can no longer ward off the nagging questions. if we decide to have kid can we afford to raise them here? what if we do lose our place? will we be able to find affordable housing? will the arts continue to thrive here? in what form? i feel the answers to these questions is no. there is a change inevitable and it's tempting to focus blame on industry worker a they are ostentatiously chauffeured through the city with tinted windows. [speaker not understood]. it seems to me that greed has taken over. [speaker not understood]. and we need you our representatives to stand up for us against the interests of the