compliance the laguna honda. but it disappear from our conversations with c.d.p c.d.p.h., we've had a very good openness and they're many pressed with the improvements that we put forward, and feel like we're getting to the root cause of what led to these events. but there will be more activity. important to note that as a result of this forensic analysis and the additional photos and images, no new employees have been identified, having involvement with the use of chemical restraints or images or text messages. it is all the same employees who have been removed. a little bit of update on the numbers. frustrate original 23residents that were involved, and that is the current plan of correction you have in front of you, 19were substantiated at privacy breaches, seven as abuse, in the form of physical abuse, sexual abuse, and psychological abuse. i want to say really quickly about the sexual abuse, we have no evidence that there was sexual assault or touching. sexual abuse is still awful, but it was in the form of

laguna honda is the largest long-term care facility in epic's customer base. sonch >> so i think a report back to there would be quite useful. >> commissioners, other questions? thank you very much. congratulations again. >> thank you. >> commissioners, item 10 is other business and we have several public comment requests for this item. just so you know making comments, i have a timer. when the buzz -- buzz ergos off that's time for you to end your sentence. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is nathan dang, this is holly and kyle. we have pharmacy students from san francisco joined by some of our classmates in the back. we are here to bring attention to a current pharmacy related issue, pertaining to reimbursement rates authorized by the 2013 california senate bill 493. so the services affect patients all over california, but especially in san francisco. so sb-419 had expanded the practice for pharmacists that authorized them to perform additional services such as nicotine replacement therapy, as well as participating with other providers in the evaluati

residents, in particular, being quite concerned about bringing concerns and complaints forward at laguna honda. so i'm relieved to hear the presentation today and to know that we have such a high level concern and focus on patient safety and resident safety at laguna honda. i would suggest, too, that -- and unfortunately, the director of the ombudsman program is not able to be here today. he's at an obligatory meeting up in sacramento. but i'm sure he would agree with me that there probably is a very important role that on me -- ombudsmen at laguna honda. any role that we could play in a corrective action plan or protecting and advocating for resident safety i think would be strongly welcomed by the ombudsman program. >> can i ask you a question. you mentioned that the ombudsman program would like to expand its support to residents or patients at laguna honda. is there a specific proposal around that? >> as you may know, the ombudsman program is really staffed by volunteers. for that reason and because of limited funds, i would guess there would be a lot of constraints around significant

aleman's presentation on the lgbtq update, and again, mentioning a delay in the 7595 laguna, which is in lgbtq centred senior housing site. and then she discussed the challenges of data collection in other city departments beyond daas on data collection from lgbt on that that is not being pushed. the dr. -- the doctor and supervisor mandelman are discussing ways to get that data. there was a brainstorming session in june, and work is being done with the mayor's office on transgender issues to see if there is a way to push that data for demographic collection. there is a similar problem with the state level. because we had such robust discussions with everybody there, we ran out of time for sight visits. and since the joint legislation committee and the legislation is over, the joint legislation voted not to meet in october, november, and december. we will have our sight visits report completed. that is the number one goal. when we talked, there were a number of announcements talking about -- the doctor gave an update on the scan foundation form on the master plan, together which occur

this is a rehearing request for appeal number 19-070 subject property at 2620 lid do -- laguna street. they are requesting a rehearing. at that time, the board voted 3- 0-2 to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis that it was properly issued. the determination holder is gd mobile net out of california. we will hear from the appellant first. >> may i ask a per lemon or question? >> sure. >> i understood from the opening remarks that it would require four commissioners to grant my hearing. >> that is correct. >> and since three commissioners only are present, if i open my mouth, i have lost before i have said a word. i request that my matter not be heard until commissioner wallace arrives otherwise it is futile. >> the procedure under the board rules is if the vote of a missing commissioner would have made a difference, the matter will be continued for a full vote. >> but it is not fair. it is impossible for three commissioners to grant my commission. >> right, but the commissioners here tonight if they are in favor, or even if two are in favor, the matter will be continued

this year, so they are the goats of laguna hills, so you know you got all the stars live laguna hillsw you've got the goats would say that the goats are are just as big time stars are some of those hollywood figures. i mean right now they definitely are kids they're needed in and a 1000 of them to i mean we need bring some of those goats here into the north bay area. >>and even in the east bay as well i've seen a lot of those coats in our area i've seen a 1000 at one time but i've a lot of them, i know the folks from petaluma said hey we've got a lot to go to peer into yeah. >>not exactly. >>i'm tracking warmer and drier weather. so that's why we you need those goats out there. that is going to show for your sunday funday warmer temperatures right about where % we should be not just along the coast. but our interior valleys as well as you take a look ahead. >>as early as tuesday night for the north bay mountains becoming more widespread wednesday. thank you so much and thank you for joining us kron on continues at 11 o'clock justine waltman have a great night, everybody. ♪ >> so recen

don cedric, mayor of laguna hills, california. really scary story unfolding. >> oh, yeah, it is just a misplace am of by-- misplacement of priorities. democrats trying to point finger at federal government, they have no one to blame but themselves, safety has not been a priority. elizabeth: former mayor brown blaming the president. saying, the climate den denierse a joke wha blood is on your sou. >> if true that climate changed then their priorities need to change, if that causing the forest fires, they need to do more in clearing the forest. 46 ufor example in the north ths would kill fewer trees if they scramically offered area -- strategically identified areas where they could clear the brush, clear the forest, they could have logging companies come in do it, at no change to taxpayers, we could make money on the deal to convert that good word to lumber, instead of ashes, and fewer trees would be killed by prevents the widespread forest fires. elizabeth: here is the thing, republican politicians and elected officials in californ

. >>> el imparable santos laguna acaba de mantener la casa y vemos un aguacero en morelia va a centrarpetirlo,. y es líder de torneo apertura y suena lugar de la tabla general con 2 x 0 y veracruz suma 41 partidos seguidos sin ganar por la liga, qué vergüenza y está listo para su nuevo desafío pues modo de noviembre va a pelear para lo cual tuvo que subir hemos el riesgo de subir de peso no vale . >>> creemos en otra capacidades no tu talento estamos listos no será fácil de lo que tenemos que hacer para minimizarlo y es muy peligroso y tenemos un compromiso muy difícil . >>> tremenda la cabeza de la nación no era para menos que vemos la tercera, vemos que anotaba el pequeño gigante tres a uno arriba astros de houston y los astros corta la racha en la postemporada . >>> realizara señales se casara a pesar de que destruyó un tornado todo su paso pasaron meses planificando pero el tornado estuvo la casa de sus padres . >>> decidieron salir adelante cuando la iglesia que se casan esta bien en la iglesia quedó intacta . >>> era una señal para que continúen con la boda y así lo harán el de m

for example, el laguna honda hospital, we know that is a rehabilitation center. there are some people who have been given help and support and transitioned out of laguna honda into situations where they can not only live on their own but be provided with support from healthcare workers and other social services in order to live independently. we know with a physical challenge it's possible, so why not with someone suffering from mental illness. thanks to this legislation written by senator scott wiener and signed into law by our governor, we can get started doing just that. as i said before under the board of supervisors, under the leadership of supervisor a mandelman, we are moving forward and taking the necessary steps to start the process of conservatorship. the city's attorney's office is working closely with others to bring these cases to court and get the help that they need. we all know that san francisco has a long history of providing compassion to people, but when people don't accept help and the alternative is they may die on our streets, we have an ob

there are two dog costumes during the day and this is laguna. [ laughter ] >> laguna?lu. and she is a golden retriever. >> hello, lulu. >> she's three months old. she is beginning training. >> these dogs obviously they help people who can't do normal things like for example i can't bend over to pick something up, right? the dog, you can train the dog to help you? >> yes. our dogs provide, they pick up dropped items for people, for example i lost my keys and we can have them pick up my keys. >> that is something i do all the time. >> if i was in a parking lot for example and i drop my keys i don't have to ask somebody. i can ask my doc. >> nice job. >> good girl. >> when i see these animals with people i hesitate to be nice to them just to distract them. is that what you should do? >> if you see a service dog you can always ask if it's okay to say hello. always want to say hello to the person first. and then you can say your dog is beautiful, can i say hello. >> may say hello to your dog? >> they might say yes and they might say you can shake her paw. would you like to

this is 555 fulton at laguna. i would like to acknowledge the representatives of the property to veltman at 555 fulton. as well as the potential grocer trader joe's is in the audit -- audience. i would like to cement to the record that i have over of community support for this grocery store. these letters are in full support for trader joe's coming into the neighborhood. our community members in the western district have been working for years to get a full service, affordable, fresh grocery store. actually i have an ad add from 1881 that is actually, i think it's on the overhead. this is an add actually looking for a grocery store at this location from 1881. a kind of shows you it has been a long haul for this neighborhood looking for an affordable grocery store. personally, i've spent about seven years as legislative aide then as supervisor trying to bring a full service grocery store 2555 fulton. the process started when mayor reed was a supervisor. it has been a real stronger -- struggle to find someone to fil

laguna beach firefighting go yes that's right the squad has been deployed action to help too.brush that could become fuel for wildfires and. it since 1990's to help one show a vegetation and also help stop the threat of brush fires, the roughly 1000 goats. high fire concerns. officials say a wet winter resulted in more vegetation than usual. so about twice as many goats have been brought in this year. have now banded together to help a woman who was living. yeah they say the woman is a gentle spirit, but the situation got out of hand. rachel bianco has the story. >>it's an unusual and disturbing sight. hundreds of rap crawling inside a van parked at del mar convenience store. the van not operable after the rats chewed through res. >>everywhere there is not one place in the van where they had not gotten into the wiring engine. they came and went from the engine area. >>the humane society made multiple trips to remove the rodents to their all. and now available for adoption. >>she was extremely helpful during the entire process as well. she did love her pets. she just let it get

the mayor of laguna hills california, don cedric joins us.r town is doing better dealing with homelessness then l.a. what are you doing that other city officials aren't? >> one of the things we do is try to prevent it in the first place. our schools for example, we know that not every child is cut out for a four-year university so we provide meaningful options for students they can get vocational training, they will graduate with a marketable skill and be self reliance. we hope every one of our kids that graduates comes out as a productive member of society and prevents their own homelessness. there is only so much we can do as a city when the cost of living continues to escalate due to the overwhelmingly high cost of living in california caused by the liberal policies. it is interesting the liberal policymakers are complaining to the governor wanted to make an emergency because they can't build a shelter. why? because of the terrible excess regulations and government bureaucracies. they're finally realizing that their same policies they put

idvd santa clara la laguna libertad bajo fianza a mireya,una mujer de 50 aÑos acusado el atropello mortala sospechosa tambiÉn hiriÓ a otro peatón. la mujer se dio a la fuga pero fue tenÍa por la policía. se desconocen los motivos del crimen. y en alameda ujuÉ se negÓ a reducir la fianzade un hombre acusado por la muerte de 26 personas. permanece en la cÁrcel mientras regresa a juicio en marzo de 2020. el segundo implicado en este casoya fue absuelto. y mire los niÑos y adultos que caminan hacia la escuela primaria en oakland quieren sentirse seguros al cruzar las calles.por eso participar en una manifestaciÓn para exigir acciones inmediatas. la marcha de hoy es en respuesta el Último accidente mortal ocurrido en el bulevar . los manifestantes exigen que la ciudad mejore los seÑalamientos y que se instalen las luces en el Área para que los conductores reduzcan la velocidad. >> siempre han habido accidentes. hace pocos dÍas hubo una persona que la atropellaron. lamentablemente muriÓ. tratamos que la ciudad ponga mÁs atenciÓn. es muy peligroso. cuando manejan las personas van muy rÁpido. ram

abogados de inmigraciÓn consultados por univisiÓn dijeron que esta nueva regla tiene muchas lagunas yteles escolares. le vamos a contar al regresar. los hijos del cantante josÉ josÉ firman un acuerdo para repartir la ceniza de su padre en miami en mÉxico. cÓmo reaccionaron los mexicanos en guadalajara, develan una estatua del charro de huentitÁn, vicente fernÁndez, ante cientos de seguidores. don chente interpretÓ varios de sus Éxitos. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: el gobernador de california promulgÓ una ley histÓrica que invertirÁ miles de millones de dÓlares en mejorar las oportunidades de muchos estudiantes en california. yomara lÓpez nos cuenta lo mÁs destacado de esta iniciativa. yomara: asÍ le dieron la bienvenida al gobernador de amin y son los estudiantes de una primaria del sur de sacramento. el gobernador compartiÓ un tiempo con algunos de ellos. luego se dirigiÓ hacia la biblioteca, donde junto a varios niÑos promulgÓ la ley ab 48. describiÓ el momento como histÓrico para california. el objetivo de la ley es invertir $15,000,000,000 en educaciÓn temprana y avanzada. $6,000,000,000 en mejorar

according to a national survey by the laguna treatment center the average american loses almost $200ems while drunk. that could mean anything from leaving your phone in the cab home to forgetting your wallet at the bar intoxicated north dakotans were the biggest offenders averaging almost $400 worth of misplaced iemg items. >> yikes don't take anything with you if you're going to have more than a glass. >>> the whole popeye's chicken sandwich craze, remember it was sold out the sold out sandwich is getting the sexy halloween treatment the retailer yandy has a sold out chicken sandwich costume available on its site. it retails for about 80 bucks and features a flesh tone strapless body suit made to look like a burger with a strategically placed sold out stamp. all that for 80 bucks. >> sexy thing has gone a little too far. well, we hope your day's off to a great start. i'm milissa rehberger. >> and i'm frances rivera. thanks so much for watching "early today." coming up on the "today" show olympic gold medalist ryan olympic gold medalist ryan lochte wilsit down with crail g i see you

i created the program at laguna honda, and i did a lot of talking at their conferences. i'm here today to support ali and his bid for being on the seat. i have just a few notes that have come up in all the conversations i thought i would share. i did the patient work back then and champ was closed in 2002. i've been helping patients underground and with medical cannabis. i started the whole education for the membership there and stuff, and the card system. you did that based off of education i gave the city on how we were verifying the doctor's letters and stuff. so some of the things i noticed with how to help with the equity program. in 2011, i spent a year in the city jail here for a cannabis charge. i thought i did not qualify for thi the equity program because every as i live in did not zone in the zone. i knew i did qualify because my brother had some cannabis arrests here in san francisco. i did not realize he had been arrested. with all of my work and my 25 years here, i didn't think i qualified. so that census, zoning of your residence's address. there were peop

. ♪ ♪ >> tech titans converged in laguna beach, california, this week at "the wall street journal" techm about a variety of topics that will impact your portfolio. let's get right to it. whether and how to regulate tech companies is an increasingly hot topic. we caught up with a cybersecurity ceo and a regulator to get their a take. >> there's a question of what's the change in the regulatory environment around tech, and i think tech went from an industry that could do no wrong to now one that almost seems like it can do no right. >> every consumer in america is impacted by technology. and technology can be very positive and beneficial to a lot of consumers. and when we look at it, a law enforcement body, it's so see if anybody has abused that market power. >> i mean, this is right. these companies could do no wrong, and now they can do no right, and have or little has changed. as an investor, they're still minting money, they still is have these customers that are very happy to use their products. and so so it's a little strange to see them go from love to hated so quickly. but i'm not

. ♪ ♪ >> tech titans converged in laguna beach, california, this week at "the wall street journal" techa variety of topics that will impact your portfolio. let's get right to it. whether and how to regulate tech companies is an increasingly hot topic. we caught up with a cybersecurity ceo and a regulator to get their a take. >> there's a question of what's the change in the regulatory environment around tech, and i think tech went from an industry that could do no wrong to now one that almost seems like it can do no right. >> every consumer in america is impacted by technology. and technology can be very positive and beneficial to a lot of consumers. and when we look at it, a law enforcement body, it's so see if anybody has abused that market power. >> i mean, this is right. these companies could do no wrong, and now they can do no right, and have or little has changed. as an investor, they're still minting money, they still is have these customers that are very happy to use their products. and so so it's a little strange to see them go from love to hated so quickly. but i'm not really

it's 555 fulton at laguna and i want to thank the western edition in hayes valley for the support and the potential retailer. our community members in hayes valley have beenag been agitatia full-service grocery store for years and i've spent seven years working to bring a full-service grocery store to 555 fulton. it's been a struggle to find a grocery store tenant that fills up the space and keeps prices affordable for the community. the property developer reached out to a number of boutique grocers but many declined due to the higher-price point for groceries and had to look for larger companies. now we now have an interested tenant, trader joes. they have signed a lease but still in the process of due diligence at exploring the viability of opening a store in this location. hayes has a retail ban and i need to make a special exception to allow for former retail grocery store. if this legislation passes, the retailer will still have to go through conditional use authorization process which will include time to discuss and address community concerns. it is not an open door and does no

said earlier, we need a lot of new clinicians and that being said, i would like to say also that laguna honda hospital, 1600 beds or 1200 beds whatever, is still empty and it's a fabulous asset to be ignored. i don't know why it's there deteriorating except for a few redecorated offices whoa need a facility where people can stay until they're stabilized and i would like to see option there. it would be really great. >> my name is june bug and i'm with the health justice academy and the san francisco heath plan advisory and aim a poor magazine and a former san francisco commissioner and because i'm someone that cares and i experienced trauma in my life and i have mental health issues. all my issues have a lot of issues that go down to my basic needs being met. and so, i'm someone who needs wrap-around services in my life. i'm at the mercy of the handout to survive and it's still not enough. we have a crisis in my city. this is my city and my home. what i see daily disturbed my heart and what i go through disturbs my mind. it's a challenge to stay focused and not give up because i live a

i was here testifying before this commission many years ago when laguna honda ceased receiving medicare because of the 700 violations. we are talking 10 violations over a four year period. dph is not telling the truth. the people who are supposed to be telling the truth are lying. i think it is pathetic. we have called the state to ask them about the status of the arf, and they have assured us. it is on the website the arf is no no way in jeopardy of closing. why they are perpetrating that is beyond me. this department is playing politics with people's lives. their sole job is to care for the folks and they would rather play politics? they need to be ashamed of themselves. if we need to clean house, start at the top. it is time to start caring for the people who come to us when they are most needed. i have been talking to taxpayer groups who should sue the department over there. i was there when behavioral health system when this center was built. it was to be a long term behavioral health center, and that is what the taxpayers paid for. the fact you changed it without discussing it wit

i bring this to you now because of your interest in laguna honda because it is a worse situation there. the people at jewish home are equally helpless, equally unable to complain, but i was there for physical therapy, and the nurse was so compulsive that it didn't even occur to her that she should be concerned about the stranger. so i will be back to talk with you because the police has done less than nothing. the d.a.s office is trying to figure out what to do because they couldn't get a police investigation railroaeport. all in all, this is a danger -- >> president yee: thank you. next speaker? >> my name is -- my name is sarah greenwald, and i am a san francisco resident representing the san francisco emergency climate coalition. we urged the inclusion in the 2020 reach code of a requirement that all new construction be electric ready. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. how does it feel when the mayor's office does not help with the mental illness in pushing forward to building hospitals? how does it feel when you don't get support for something

laguna street, 900 mcallister street and 1010 buchanan street. >> supervisor brown: thank you. colleagues, this is a resolution to allow the mayor's office of housing to issue tax exempt bonds to assist in the renovation of the gardens. this housing development is located in the soma western edition. frederick douglas gardens is 104-unit project that serves low-income african-american and african residents. this housing project a couple of years ago, like a lot of our cooperative housing in the western addition, fillmore, that was cooperative housing in hud that developed in the late 60s and 70s, a couple of years ago this housing project paid off their hud loans. and then the board with zero residents put it on the mls to sell. and we actually found out because someone called us and said, hey, this housing development was for sale on the mls. so we actually moved fast to get it back into the city to get it back to make sure they weren't going to sell and jeopardize a lot of low-income african-americans. these tax credits will allow for new amenities and ada accessible units. f

this specific location in question is at 555fulton at laguna in the hayes valley border. before i present, i'd like to note to our commissioners that we have representatives from the property developer as well as leadership from the potential grocery tenants in the audience for any specific questions. and secondly, i'd like to submit into the public record that we have 37 letters of support from the western edition and hayes valley community and these letters are in support of supervisor brown's legislation and of the potential retailers, trader joes, coming into the neighbourhood. i'd like to submit these with the commission secretary. i'll introduce to move quickly. our community members in the western addition of hayes valley neighbourhood have been agitating for full-service, affordable and fresh grocery store for years. in fact, it has sfgov overhead projector -- one of our communities have found a newspaper clipping from 1881 that promised a new produce store at that very corner and this is a heck of a long time to wait for a grocery store. so, supervisor brown has