how about the staff at the laguna honda a chevy program -- hiv program? since 1987, they have been taking care of the sickest and most challenging patients here in san francisco could they're now in the beautiful new laguna honda hospital, brought to you by the city taxpayers of san francisco, and providing state of the art, excellent care. or how about all the volunteers who staff our needle exchange programs on our street corners, ok? [applause] and so many others here today. you know who you are, and you know what you did. because this is world aids day, how about bringing in some of our international unsung heroes? how about all the people living with hiv are around the world who, through their work, are advocates and the backbone of delivering health care to the 33 million people living with hiv? [applause] this 30th anniversary marks years of advances and hard work that all of you here contributed to and often felt like two steps forward, one step backward. today, 20% of people in the u.s. do not know that their h.i.v.- infected. so many people are

the rebuilding of our public hospital laguna honda this is on going work with the same contract ors that move successful apprentices from one project to another and keep them working for several years. the construction workers of the future to be the superintendents the construction owners. that's the perfect thing there. that's success. >> welcome, everybody. to the 2011 justice summit by the book. i'm so excited to be here. you know, we've been doing these summits now for seven years, but this by far is the most exciting summit. i cannot wait to hear the panelists that we have today. we're going to be delving in to some of the most critical issues affecting the criminal justice system at this time. and we're going to talk about, what is justice and what it means. you know, plateo said, "i do not know what justice is, but i know what it is not." and that is very true when you think about it because it's something that we take for granted, that we believe in, that we hope for, but the reality is is that we don't understand and appreciate justice unless we are deprived of it. and in many

talked about in previous meetings, reductions in the metical rate at a good hospital, cuts in laguna honda. other states, particularly at the human resources agency, other reductions at mental health, one-time revenue, various other changes. all in all, from this year to next year, the prediction is we will see a net change of $20 million in revenues, and the following year, $105 million in revenues. the problem in our deficit is not a revenue problem is more -- problem, it is more a deficit problem. driving personnel changes, predicting $94 million in salary increases next year with expiration of our labor agreements. approximately 12 furlough days with the concession that was made in most labor agreement that are expiring. the assumption is if those go away, that will feel like a 4.6% year over year change in the cellar cost. we continue to see increases in health and dental benefits costs. this is not based on any actual information from the health services. you have not enacted on those rates yet. there are some kid is going on that health services from changing to a calendar year plan

he's raised this sign to signal his frustration to laguna honda officials who he says haven't fixed the noise problem entirely. >> you run the gammot of we really want to fix it, it's not that bad to you shouldn't have bought a home by a hospital. >> reporter: the hospital today told us, we do sympathize with the concerns, and we've taken a number of efforts to fix them. >> it's a brand new hospital, you would expect that it wouldn't be you know dumping out a bunch of noise like a factory. >> the hospital says the sound levels here are actually below legal standards. but says it's open to evaluating new tactics to make it even quieter. thompson says he and other neighbors may take legal action to make that happen. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu. >>> a mother accused of dropping her 22-year-old son out of a second floor window on christmas day won't be facing an attempted murder charge. santa clara prosecutors say they are charging lupita valdez with attempted murder. >>> pinol police say they finally have a man in custody who's been long suspected of killing his

ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by patricia tanneato against the city and laguna honda hospital for $75,000, filed may 19, 2011. president chiu: roll call vote? clerk: elsbernd, aye, farrell, aye, kim, aye, mar, aye, mirkarimi, aye, weiner, aye, avalos, aye, campos, aye, president chiu, aye, supervisor chu, aye, supervisor cohen, aye. there are 11 aye's. president chiu: this ordinance is passed in first reading. clerk: item fret authorizing settlement of the lawsuit entitled mitchell engineering of bioshy organization versus the city and related cross actions by payment of $14,950 from the city to the mitchell engineering corporation. president chiu: this ordinance is passed in the first reading. clerk: item 49 approving the settlement of unlitigated claim filed by janet o'hara filed march 112011. president chiu: this resolution as adopted. clerk: item 50 authorizing settlement of unlitigated bond claim against travelers casualty and surety company of america item 51 motion appointing fernando marty, chris block, wendy phillips and oscar grande terms ending october 1920

laguna honda is an example that you're likely familiar with. this will provide medical care and rehabilitation services in a residential setting and is the highest level of care that elderly and disabled patients can receive outside the hospital. skilled nursing care services are referred to as beds. cpmc provide this for over 30 patients. currently, approximately 62 patients are receiving skilled nursing care at st. luke's. the st. luke's is licensed for 79 skilled nursing beds, the average occupancy rate for 2010 -- excuse me, for 2010, the last year for which there is publicly available data, it is 62 beds and thus the 100 total. cpmc is not proposing to include more in a hospital but will instead add 62 new beds in san francisco. these new beds, these will be new beds, not simply existing beds transferred by another provider for this purpose, and it will thus maintain the overall ability -- availability of skilled nursing. with the exception of those that have medicare and/or private insurance or medi-cal. cpmc under the proposed agreement

those measures, he helped to lead our efforts to rebuild the san francisco general hospital and laguna honda. it turns out that every older person deserves quality nursing care as well. she ended by saying, but i intend to learn to play the banjo, and while i may never be good, my effort will teach my children the value of hard work, discipline, and fun. i will remind them to be generous and lend their talent and their resources to making the world a better place. i will ask them to stand up for workers, as warren recently did with the passage of proposition c. i will ask them to treat everyone with respect and generosity and a plot others for their creativity and coming in. i will ask them to practice gratitude. we will go to, and i am going to modify this, too hellman hollow, and i will bring the banjo and fix some bluegrass tune that warren e. there sang or road, because the best i can hope for them is that they will be just like warren when they grow up. as for me, i am never going to grow up, just like warren. i mention these things because the best thing campus -- encapsulates, from my

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terry thompson says laguna honda hospital has become a

the rebuilding of our public hospital laguna honda this is on going work with the same contract ors that move successful apprentices from one project to another and keep them working for several years. the construction workers of the future to be the superintendents the construction owners. that's the perfect thing there. that's success.

especially in san francisco, we have spent the last eight years bringing people out of laguna honda hospital, younger adults and older adults alike, and helping them to live in the community and be successful there. [applause] yes, i agree. i agree. [applause] yes, we should rejoice in our accomplishments. so when we began to see the dismantling of services for older adults and younger adults with disabilities a few years ago, it began with the disk drive -- the languages program, and we started seen the attacks on ihss, on workers, and consumers using the program. all of that culminated than in july, with the retelling of the cafe program and the recognition that, again, 55,000 people around california, 1200 people in san francisco, with loose adult day health come december 1. but, you know, san francisco is a city filled with people that are very, very hopeful. look at the ground today. it is a hopeful crowd, am i right? [cheers and applause] i will tell you that today i have a joyous heart, and i am very grateful to the mayor of san francisco. and i really want you to join me and welcome