commissioner loo. >> vice president loo: another observation i have. mparing institute on aging that ss 220 clients and 28 ients. for the elderly i'malking about o2 clients, ok? and the difference is like i calls, institute on aging per client costs 7,741. self-help for the elderlys 5897. i'm just wondering why there is such a big direpancy. >> so i think, ah iou thinkave the right sort of initial, initial perspective of it. looki a likea widget production economics thing. but whate h t o ou challenges on the oe on aging to balance cos providing servicesraphcally and diverse population possibl so, we do that by contracting with ancs through t city wav difrentgtpoputionsd eciaspies ahi that. and when you bring in alldiffen sudden the costs are different from one agency to the ne and so 's, that's a g somepleeoillave long-termysho have ee there very long and are salaries thange younger staff, the beginning. people own their ownuilding or e their rents and costs are lower. some people, institute on aging went an built their own buildings so they have a he

commissioner loo. >> vice president loo: another observation i have. comparing institute on aging that serves 220 clients and self-help for the elderly serve 280 clients. i'm talking about over 200 clients, ok? and the difference is like it calls, institute on aging per client costs 7,741. self-help for the elderly is 5897. i'm just wondering why there is such a big discrepancy. >> so i think, yeah. so i think you have the right sort of initial, initial perspective of it. kind of looking at it like a widget production economics thing. but what we have to do, one of our challenges on the office on aging to balance costs with providing services to geographically and culturally diverse population as possible. so, we do that by contracting with agencies throughout the city who have different target populations and cultural specialties and things like that. and when you bring in all the different variables, all of a sudden the costs are different from one agency to the next. and so that's, that's a great challenge. so, some people will have long-term employ

commissioner loo. >> vice president loo: i'm just looking at the last page, the item three. the information system. the first, the last page of the document. where the budget is. appendix b1. you got it? >> item three? >> vice president loo: yes, item three. >> there are two budget, one for daas b, and then b1 is dph. defer it to kelly. >> vice president loo: my question here is in 2018-19, 34,000 and then 1920 is 48,000, is a jump of 43%. i'm just asking the question. >> good morning, commissioner. i'm the director of san francisco health with the department of public health. hope sf is a start-up project, so they are doing the program design what's happening in this year and then in next, it's going to be actually implemented, so input and data to be tracked. and that's why there is such a jump that the system will actually be in use. >> vice president loo: thank you. >> president serina: any other comments or questions? >> one brief question. thank you as always, carrie. the contract talks about data analysis and also the ability to inform and support potential new projec

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loo looky-loos have been stopping. i am told there is a second pedicab involved and we are waiting for more information from police especially about the driver that drove off after creating this issue. live in san francisco. i am kate larsen. >>> receiving reports that three people have been shot at a mini mart >>> now, to tonight's other top story. the controversial plan to build an immigrant detention in concord, that is not going to happen. >> this came just as the city council in concord starting an emergency reason. the sudden change of opinion on this. laura? >> reporter: that is right. that came from washington. residents here came in force for this meeting. there was even an overflow room. there was an apparent resolution right from the start. >> no relocation camps established in concord or anywhere in california. >> reporter: the emergency meeting at concord city hall started with the news that many here longed to hear. no immediate plans to build a detention facility at the old military. >> he has informal c

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inner loo and outer loop looking okay right now. i promise the commute at this point top of the beltway is okay here. chopper 4 showing us the beltway, noerroblems southbound 95, they changed the camera on me. had a carire on the right side of the road. no big problem. now everyth gg isting by just fine as you're head northbound. woodbridge, rest area blocked b disablvehicle, tough getting on to 95. warrenton, after riley road, single lane getting by a multi-car crash. looks like five cars involved there. >> 6:02. breaking news in prince gorges county this morning. >> two people had to be rushed to the hospital after getting an electrical shock. adam tuss is live. what happened? >> reporter: >> looks like we don't have adam's sound there. we're going to try to get btok him. obviously want to figure out what is happening there at mgm nation harbor. >>> 6:02. it is primary day or it was prary day in maryland. most of the races have been called. some are still tsnding. that's because of a computer glitch that impacted voter registratio

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these loos are too expensive. thank you for investing your time with us.with us. i am rico hizon. sport today is up next. the top stories this hour: china joins g7 countries in warning president trump against import tariffs. donald trump's lawyer has argued that the president probably has the power to pardon himself over allegations of collusion with russia, but he does not intend to do so. two thirds of women with the most common form of breast cancer might be spared chemotherapy after a new trial involving a genetic test already available on the nhs. doctors say using it to analyse early—stage tumours could mean up to 3,000 women a year in the uk treated with surgery and hormone therapy alone. annisa kadri reports. juliet fitzpatrick is now in recovery after a physical and emotional battle with breast cancer. she says the chemotherapy that followed her diagnosis turned her into a horrible person to live with. i think, for me, the worst thing about it was the emotional side. i got used to losing my hair and going around bald, but i just felt so depressed,

died of typhoid in jail in one thousand nine hundred it's a known where his body was buried but in the loo theer in smolensk cemetery in st petersburg there's a senator in his honor. we also found the great granddaughter of off the macpherson lady betty glass who only very recently discovered she was related to the footballing trailblazer it was a great discovery because i know about him but very little about what he did until . he must have put a lot and. it's good it's good for points of view because it's a really rough big country that it's amazing that the influence yeah pleased. so that is somebody who did so much as had his is it is recognized as russia plays host to the world cup it might be worth remembering the remarkable story of from macpherson without the tournament might not be happening here. now let's stick with that some other news making headlines around the world. now we can donald trump has said that crimea is rightfully part of russia according to online news outlet buzz feed the comments reportedly came during last week's g. seven summit in canada artist america brough

show you a loo at 95, unfortunately the northbou corridor coming up from stford, bunch of crashes 6:19 blocks the shoulder and we have another crash on tp from dale city just watch out for at one, ramp from dale boulevard. 270 southbound normal volume, 20 minutes as you make your way down fm 70 to 121, not the worst of it. things on 95 look great in laurel, nos problem 32 to the beltway. outer loop typical delays, 95 to the spur, metro rail lines on time. .that's your tr kevin is innd studio a i'm going to go see jurassic worldtoday. >>> 6:49, the cost of your lyft or uber is going up in the district. city council voted unanimously to rise taxes, it will be 6% up for example, that means the tax on a $ ride will now be 60 cents, the city intends to use the revenue to help fund metro, the tax will go into effect o october 1st. >>> according to a new report, 25 kids in america end up in the emergency room every hour because of bicycle injuries. more tn 2.2 million kids every year. th good news is the rate of inju declined over the course of the study. one key to preventing injury wearing

i would just like to take a moment to welcome bac commissioner loo and congratulate her on her being selected as vice president of inow she's going to serve -- >> vice president loo: thank u, hope you keep healthy and strong. >> president serina: thank you. additional public comment? then i know you will be disappointed to hear that we request a motion to adjour >> so moved. >> predent serina: all in favor? by rising vote. su >> -- and can you please rise for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> clerk: commissioner mazzucco, i'd like to c roll. commine do. [roll call] >> clerk: commissioner ma, yco have a quorum. also with us today is bi scott, the chief of police, along with paul henderson, director of the department of police accountability. >> thank you, secretary kilshaw and well come to june 6, ommiion meeting. i have to say it's great to be back, it's great to see members of the public who comes to our meeting. it's been since at we had our last meeting, and we have a quorum. two things before we start tonight, first, i have to announce tonight before i introduce

i would just like to take a moment to welcome back commissioner loo and congratulate her on her being selected as vice president of ou comssion. i know she's going to serve -- >> vice president loo: thank you, i hope you keep healthy and strong. >> president serina: thank you. additional public comment? then i know you will be disappointed to hear that we request a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> president serina: all in favor? by rising vote. >> good morning, i want to give a special welcome to mayor ferrell, and supervisor sheehy and san francisco general hospital and this incredibly special place ward 86. it is special for so many reason. it has played such a pivotal historic role in addressing the hiv-aids epidemic and now in ending the same epidemic and very excited to welcome mayor ferrell to this podium to address the group on this very wonderful day. >> thank you dr. ehrlich. i want to thank everybody for joining us here today and i want to thank dr. ehrlich and all the staff here at san francisco general hospital and for hosting us here today. this hospital, our city in pa

. >> maria loo pez is on a mission. the mission, surprise the little guys in our family.first up, little brother number one. she got a surprise at school. now it's time to surprise little brother number two. he's in the gym. they call him. when he sees her, it's the tears. he can't even look up, he's so happy, so excited. now it's dad time. >> there. >> dad's like, i'm not taking off my glasses, my mask, i'm going to start hugging. but last but not least. time to surprise mom. everybody is quietly letting her come in. then a tap on the arm. >> oh. lance corporealesus amado jr. is ready for an ambush. his brother was called to the office. he wasn't in trouble. he immediately walks into his brother's arms the man tears are going. it's when he goes to the park, surprises mom. he's got flowers with him. mom block is really happy to see him. she was walking with a purpose. wait a minute. she starts crying, then. then. . and then she goes back for another hug and then she's got another question. >> and you knew about this? >> he wants to know, who knew about this and didn't tel

i would just like to take a moment to welcome back commissioner loo and congratulate her on her being selected as vice president of our commission. i know she's going to serve -- >> vice president loo: thank you, i hope you keep healthy and strong. >> president serina: thank you. additional public comment? then i know you will be disappointed to hear that we request a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> president serina: all in favor? by rising vote. >> supervisor cohen: and we're live. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you back to the budget and finance committee. my name is malia cohen. i'm the chamber of this committee, and to my right is supervisor sandy fewer, to my further right is supervisor jeff sheehy. to my left is supervisor kathrin stefani and further left is anthony yee. our clerk today is kathrin majors, and we are grateful to sfgovtv for their broadcasts. madam clerk, are there any announcements? [agenda item read] >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you very much. could you please call items 1, 2, and 3 together. >> clerk: yes. item number 1 is a reso

this is the loo. >> she toured the ground hand in hand with a friend. stopping to pose.rying to share the sights with her man, orlando bloom, who wasn't there. ♪ earlier this week, katy performed in paris for her witness world tour and gave pans a sneak peek backstage. >> this is the last pit stop. i'm changing costumes. >>> now, to l.a. where pink had a big surprise for fans at her concert. gwen stefani got up on stage for a quick duit belting out the no doubt hit, "just a girl." this isn't the first time they've teamed up. they shared the stage in 2012. ♪ oh i'm just a girl ♪ guess i'm some kind of freak >>> and finally, beyonce and jay z's tour kicks off next month. only we're with the opening act. >> she makes it easy. beyonce is such a gracious human being. it's going to be incredibly epic. i just know they're going to kill it. i already know. >> that's the spoiler. they're going kill it. >> we caught up with the talented teens, who also star in the show "grownish" before their soldout performance at new york last night. beyonce discovered the sisters and signed the

a lot of peopleo loo voting. i think a lot of people have slowly been less excited about voting because people are tired of the political system pulse of a the is, g can fix the political system. amy: to see our full coverage of the marjory stoneman douglas high school massacre and the student-led march for our lives, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. monday marked president trump's 500th day in office and many legagal experts warnrn the couny could soon face a constitutional crisis as the president continues to attack special counsel robert mueller's investigation. on monday, trump tweeted -- "the appointment of the special counsel is totally unconstitutional!" he also tweeted -- "as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself." later on monda

and it's going to be clouds and fog to st loo outside in palo alto, a clear start there. some cool temperatures. we're in the upper 50s, make it into the upper 70s. it's going to be nice in palo alto as we look at midland areas. mid to upper 80s, parts of the valley and north bay. more on that in a few minutes. the morning commute so far so good vianey. >> all pretty much green with the exception coming in from tracy, westbound side of 580, that's exactly what we're seeing. looks like a little less slowing in the area. besides that, looking pretty good. live look at golden gate bridge. nice. only a few cars out there. we'll see how it goes whenthank. breaking news out of the south bay this morning, a motorcyclist dead after an accid oon 880 in >> bob out exactly what happene. bob, i understand the chp thinks another car might have been involved. >> reporter: good morning. the california highway patrol thinks this fatal accident might be a hit-and-run. it happened a couple yards behind me on ramp northbound 880 around 1:00 this morning not far from the airport. the motorcy

living without their parents in com mine like conditions and some facilities areep sated by fencing that loo like large cas, since april newra zero nce policy treats people crossing the border illally as criminals, if they have children with them, they're separatedl the legal case plays out. despite outrage, thera trump admition and department of homeland security are not backing down from their position. >> the entire crisis, just to be clear is not new. it is the exclusive proct of loop holes in our federalgr immiion laws. current laws, are those whose licies created this cris. >> this is not about immigration. it's about humanity, it's about family. it's about who wares a country. >> reporter: the democrats joined by growingum nrs of republicans arein now cg separate bills to stop the separation families at the border. that could spoil the administration's strategy to use the issue in part so win votes on that larger immigration reform package that includes moy for a border wall and to that point last night, the white house said, president trump is not interested in signing anyd alone leg

she was killed yesterday when a cash broke loo car broke loose from a tow truck. witnesses said the truck driver was having trouble with the tow cables before the deadly accident. >>> a rude awakening at a house in the east bay after a car slams into the home. a 73-year-old woman driving a mustang lost control and slammed into the house. this is on glen side drive in lafayette. authorities believe the woman may have been speeding before the crash. she was pulled from the car and taken to the hospital. her condition is unknown. no one inside the house was hurt. >> it's almost like a huge earthquake just took place, yeah. i know it's scary, just like, really, the person was driving so fast they had to go up the i major damage. >>> hillary clinton's e-mails are back in the news. a new report by the inspector general slams james comey for how he handled the investigation. it said i was insub order nat and damaged the agency's image. however, they did not find comey was motivated by political bias. he says he does disagree with sections of it. wi wi . >>> with father's

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live loo dublin.ave already been several small fires across the bay area. >> nbc bay area's roz plater has been looking into what firefighters are doing this weekend to help keep people safe. we begin our team coverage with vianey. >> that heat advisory is still in effect for another two hours. that expires at 8:00 p.m. but for good reason. 99 degrees right now. it was just at 100. we're barely starting to creep down in terms of our temperatures. but even then in the north bay right now, 98 degrees. just to give you an idea, the national weather service did release their hottest temperatures as of 5:00 p.m. today. concord airport reaching a high of 105 degrees. at the livermore airport, 100 degrees. at the san jose airport, 98. get this, at sfo, 88 degrees. now, i do have some good news. we are going to get mother nature's cooling in the form of a sea breeze that's expected to kick in overnight into sunday. but we're still expecting breezy conditions, which is why that red flag warning will remain

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bolsheviks he died of typhoid in one thousand nine hundred it's a known where his body was buried but in the loo theer in smolensk cemetery in st petersburg there's a senator in his honor. we also found the great granddaughter of arthur macpherson lady betty class who only very recently discovered she was related to the footballing trailblazer it was a great discovery because i know about him but very little about what he did until . he must have put a lot and. it's good it's good for points of view. because it's a really rough big country that it's amazing that the influence yeah pleased. so this is somebody who did so much as had his is it is recognized as such a place close to the world cup it might be worth remembering the remarkable story of all from macpherson without him the tournament might not be happening here. it's simple choice scotland we should say should make that side of things looking so far on the first day of the world cup the army ceremony is just getting underway we're told that president putin and the president of johnny and tina will be hearing a joint statement you can he

take a loo at this. so silver spring, new hampshire avenue there at oak view drivth is a fatal crash investigation right now. traffic there on new hampshire being pushed out of the way to he y away from investigation. that's out there. southbound traffic is diverted there at theoonner and northbound at adelphi road. we're sending a reporter that way to get some eye on it. new hampshire avenue at adelphi. camp springs inner loop ranch southbound branch avenue has a crash there as well. eun >>> a change of plans on capitol hill helps lawmakers push back a vote on immigration reform.di republicans l negotiations say two issues need to be worked out. one, requiring employers to use an on-line system to verify workers or citizens, and, two, making it easier to retain agricultural workers. meanwhile, the crisis at the border is shifting focus. confusion is growing over how to reunite parns and children after president trump's executive order to stop separating migrant families. more than 2,000 children are bei

after obtaining search waurts and reaching out to netflix and hue loo, investigators say thee was treem streaming television episodes for three hours. they say vasquez was watching the voice at the time the police believe the victim was hit outside the crosswalk, 39 miles an hour. >> unfortunately seen a number of deaths because people are relying on technology that is not designed to take over for human capabilities. >> reporter: in their report investigators say vasquez had been paying attention, the car could have been stopped 42 feet before the crash. the mtsb says the operator began braking after the impact. >> the question is is there enough safety built in before we oy the vehicles?right now the would seem known. >> reporter: tonight uber says we have a strict policy prohibiting mobile device usage for any one operating our self driving vehicles. a criminal review of the case is now underway and charges could soon follow. miguel alma garr, nbc news. >> now to the police bodycam video that shows what happened when an officer went to a house in kansas. opened fire at a barking dog

thng morning police are loo for suspects in a deadly shooting at a local playground. the victim was killed in the middle of the afternoon in a spot where it neighborhood kids play. this happened on barn hamham park around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. defect iz have not releading information on suspects or a motive. >>> take a look at this picture. montgomery county police say this person sexually assaulted a ouman twice, and the police department needs help to find him. this happened on march 6 around 3:30 in the afternoon. lice say the victim told them the man assaulted her after she ordered a ride-on bus and then again once they got off inri silver . the support ran away. if you recognize this man, contact montgomery county police >>> parkland mark street will reopen today at olympic city after def stigt floods took parts of downtown. cars will be allowed toross the brinl for the first time in three weeks. the city rofrecovers from a sec 1,000 year flood. one man died. >>me areas remain closed to the public. we turn to a scary situation at six flags america. you take a look

tang a loo at mclean, georgetown pike near difficult run parking lot. we now have all lanes blocked right there. trying to figure out what'sn going we'll let you know. bottom of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop fine here. very different this morning when the woodrowso w bridge was shut down. mave look, woodrow wilson bridge. and local lanes moving along quite nicely. and on the beltway, no major problems. aaron. >> melissa, thankyou. >>> hey, i want to show you a little piece of video thhere. was recorded near lake tahoe in california. a deputy can be seen shattering a car window to save a bear. >> you heard him correctly. placer cnty sheriff's office put out this video as a reminder not to leave food i your car. the deputysh sma the window so the bear could escape. oh, my goodness. lesson learned. >>> united airlineser this su new rules are in place about the pelts passengers can bring on ard. only cats and logs will be allowed to fly. but you still want to make sure yours is allowed. all 25 breed including snub nose dogs may be health risks will

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