>> the first thing is we want to make sure that first lyon- martin has fully invoiced us for the services. for example, we have advanced them on the behavioral health side and they are in the process of completing those invoices. we want to have all of those invoices before we advance them again, just to be sure that we can document the service being provided. that is something we all want to happen. second, we would want to meet with eric and the cfo in charge to get at what their monthly cash flow needed is. certainly, the $300,000 that has been raised to date has been very helpful helping the organization meet its cash flow, but we want the information about what their monthly meeting is before we release the money. i believe on march 12, when eric goes to the board, that information will be a component of that. that would be a second thing that we would want before. and third, i think it is important have a good sense that other founders, philanthropy, and/or other donations are forthcoming to help meet the $500,000 need before we would advance. there is the chicken and eight of the h

been amazing for the last two months to hear how lyon- martin has touched so many people in this community. public comment was a reiteration of the stories i have already heard. it was amazing. everybody has talked about the overwhelmingly positive experiences they have had their. i have been very lucky not to have health care needs. i understand how challenging it is to find health care that i feel comfortable and safe going to, that i enjoy going to. a place i know they are giving

lyon-martin has been on the verge of extinction many times. they have faced difficulties in getting money for services performed. as a result, they have been extremely cash poor. the board were shocked, however, to recently realize the full extent of the deterioration financially, including what was being done to make ends meet. a board of directors governing a community health clinic should know the right questions to ask and the right people to ask. to learn of these sorts of things at the time they are happening. the current board did not have that knowledge or expertise, so they did not ask those questions. for that, we take responsibility. thanks to the outpouring of financial support lyon-martin has received from the community, many of whom are here, during the last few weeks, we have been able to hire consultants with the administrative, financial, and operational expertise to turn this clinic around. the board is committed to keeping this clinic open but only if it can be done sustainably. we cannot remain dependent on the generous out

been amazing for the last two months to hear how lyon- martin has touched so many people in this community. public comment was a reiteration of the stories i have already heard. it was amazing. everybody has talked about the overwhelmingly positive experiences they have had their. i have been very lucky not to have health care needs. i understand how challenging it is to find health care that i feel comfortable and safe going to, that i enjoy going to. a place i know they are giving me the care i need. as a woman and an asian american, i find it challenging already. it is amazing to hear how much of a home this is for many folks in the san francisco community. having worked extensively as an organizer in chinatown, it reminds me of how chinese hospital is for many of our immigrant seniors, or working class families that come here, and also our newcomers, and how important that service is for that community. when chinese hospital has had needs, the community has rallied very strongly to make sure we keep the hospital here. i think that as a city we need to make sure we keep lyon-m

lyon-martin has hired a financial consulting firm to do their finances, and i believe they start tomorrow. .-- the new ceo, to work together as a collaboration. there is going to be increased oversight and scrutiny, including the restructuring of the board. supervisor mirkarimi: i think that is part of it, was a part of the government's korea -- was it part of the government's -- was a part of the government -- was it part of the governance? >> we had some folks who for a variety of reasons -- i am not sure. we have not done a full diagnosis of where the communication breakdown was between the past administration and the current administration. what we do know is that i think it was a well intended board that did not understand the finances, and this is something we are seeing over and over again, unfortunately, at nonprofits around the country. this does not excuse it. there are 1400 health centers across the country, and this is an area of the weakness. the board members are well intended. they are mission driven. they are passionate. but unless you really understand finance, balance sh

we have had a medical historian working with lyon-martin for about a year. she has been capturing the story of the clinic and patients. i want to share a couple of excerpts. i have the printout of all of those stories that i would love to give you, if you want them. the first is a trans patient who said, "i had never received biological care before, because i was so uncomfortable and ashamed of my body. i am afraid my reproductive health will suffer dramatically, as i cannot fathom letting another doctor into my body in such an intimate way." another patient said, a 49 year old who was diagnosed with kidney cancer, "i thought the financial and emotional burden would be too much to handle and no one else would be able to help. there were many times i felt helpless and hopeless. suicide felt like the easiest option. i am a lesbian, and even though my family feels -- tries to be supportive, i felt more comfortable talking to the staff of lyon-martin. it was reassuring to know i would be treated with the utmost care and respect. i never felt ashamed there." the lead sto

martin. supervisor mirkarimi: i would like to read some more names. lisa neumann, john morgan, ronnie evanson. >> i am sick, so i am sorry. i want to cut everything that has been said. i have been a patient for about three years. the language of a medical home in san francisco is exemplified by lyon-martin. it is the only place i have ever gone consistently. i can walk in and they know my name. it is not just for my community, but it is run by my community. it was not a big surprise when we found out it was good to get closed down. every single person i know mobilized. i know people around the world. we have gotten money and messages of support from people in israel, people in europe and south america, people i did not know cared about me and my community. i want to echo that it is an international resource. i have several close friends who have literally had their life saved by treatment from lyon- martin. a friend was not only diagnosed, but guided through treatment for cervical cancer. another friend who had the same situation with breast cancer, and a third friend who had a heart condition the would never have known about, because they did not want to

finally, let me say that the problems with lyon-martin, the department of public health has failed to do the oversight. the department of public health, they have to ever see the budget. so these nonprofits and the department of public health has not achieved that. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, i am a disabled 55- year-old woman. when i started at lyon-martin, it was ok, i will go to that clinic. i had no idea. i had lost my last job. i had been almost two years on unemployment. i am talking about $100 per week, living in san francisco. i lost my housing. i was unbelievably depressed. there were days when my arthritis prevented me from time in my shoes and i stayed home and did not get out of bed. once in a while i would go to the library. in going to lyon-martin, i found credible, comprehensive, kindness, care, and ability. mental and emotional and physical. maybe the staff is not officially train to transform a from healthy san francisco, but that is what happened because of their addressing all of my physical, emotional, and mental need

but it is an example of how lyon-martin health services has been inspirational and given leadership not only did the city but the state and beyond. the program continues to this day, and when i leave here i am going to a graduation. there have been over 100 classes, over 2000 people who have become the non-smokers, and you know this as well as probably everybody else here that smoking is the number one cause of preventable death and disease in the united states. and lyon-martin has given leadership to this, and continues to give leadership to this, informing their clientele. but they have also made an investment in me because i have become certified to back a treatment specialist. i worked as a master trainer, i work for kaiser, and i still work for the clinics in san francisco and provide classes at maxine hall health center, southeast health center. that leadership, the investment that you make, continues on and helps other people provide good health to san francisco. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hi, my name is sid nova. i am asking for support

at first, i want to say the work that has been done by the clinic consortium, the lyon-martin board and staff, and community and the ph, i think the information that is before us is a testament to how hard everybody is working to figure out what a solution could be. i just want to say that has been impressive. just a quick question about the time line. i know they had talked a little bit about the level of public support, the level of foundation funding that would be necessary, and it sounded like that was necessary by the end of march, and it was about $250,000, another 150,000 from the foundation side. i guess i am wondering, if the organization is able to be successful with the support of all these entities to bring that together by the end of march, what would we be seeing? is that enough cash flow to allow the organization to take these corrective actions? >> a qualified yes. the $500,000 it is the number that was presented to us by hfs, and that was based on an analysis of the operating budget compared with revenue, which includes the existing debt. the numbers that i shared with

or to cycling where tony tundra wagon martin has become only the third german ever to win the parcelnice advance that twenty five rule never threatened really during the final stage with a sixteen place finish good enough to seal the deal for him martin proving over the course of the race that he is worthy of the nickname which means. german most riders but let's see if in the ring but the owner paid off for the day stage winner thomas booked for the local favorite becoming the first frenchman to win two partially stages since one thousand nine hundred seventy he finished trying to hold martin sharing the podium a compulsory unfree still be one of the all in two thousand all three time olympic gold medalist bradley wiggins will stood. and finally the winter sports season may be beginning to draw to a close but super g. veteran didier cushier has shown he still got plenty left in the time this thirty six year old swiss winning some nice events in norway rising to the top of the overall standings with just the race to go the decorated khushi has won the overall f.i.o.s. world cup title

everybody has come here today with i think a really outspoken desire to make sure we do everything we possibly can to save lyon-martin. that demonstrates the political will and intent that we leave this hearing in formed and empowered with a strategy. but that strategy also has to be shouldered by the clinic and by the community. as we heard, there is an hourglass. there is a pendulum up until march 31. that is not something to take lightly, despite all the good efforts, and i mean very impressive efforts. we have been to a number of the fund-raisers. i have to tell you it makes me proud to be a san franciscan. when i see lines around the block at any of the events and the town halls, it reminds me that we are san francisco, and we are no stranger to crisis. and yet we have been able to navigate these moments before. when i see the level of turn out that i have seen in community and here in city hall,it

martÍn ha seguido desde cerca esta noticia, buenas noches. >> muy buenas noches,5 meses le durÓ el puestoa vida por las ganas de hacer de mÉxico un paÍs mÁs justo. el 2 de marzo ya no se reportÓ a trabajar como habÍa sorprendido a muchos por su valentÍa y por asumir un puesto que ni siquiera los hombres querÍa. >> justo el dÍa internacional de la mujer en que publicaciones mencionaban a marisol bayern como una de las mujeres que hacen un cambio en el mundo, la joven de 21 aÑos se encuentra en un centro de inmigraciÓn del paso texas, decidiÓ refugiarse por amenazas. >> recibimos informaciÓn directa de cercarnos a ella, da la impresiÓn de que a alguna hora de la madrugada decidieron salir. >> marisol presentarÁ su caso ante un juez de inmigraciÓn. un respiro para muchos que temÍan que de esas amenazas de muerte se llegaran a cumplir. >> se fue con toda la familia con su bebÉ, con su esposo, con sus padres, con su esposo, se fueron todos. >> defensores de los derechos humanos dicen saber mÁs. >> no tenemos indicios de que pueda correr riesgo su integridad fÍsica o su vida. >> como evidencia

. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin has been tracking the storm all afternoon he has the latest on where things stand right now. >> live storm tracker two showing heavy rain out there. not as heavy as this morning but there are heavy showers in pockets, that darker green represent windshield wipers on full. over by fremont of course those are intermittent. it's coming down in spray. as you get down the san jose, mountain view area, there's a lot of rain. we're looking at a lot of it, check out some local cities. almost an inch in san jose. almost 2-inches or over 2- inches in san rafael. right now in effect we have a flash flood warning in pescadero creek. flash flood warning are a bill deal. these flash flood warnings come just like they say, in a flash. copious amounts of rain in the mountains and coastal hills. lots of rain here. there's a little more on the way. i'll have the latest computer models back here in just a few minutes. >>> the storm has created a messy situation for one apartment building in berlingame. amber lee is there where they are literally pumping out the rai

. >>> ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin has been watching the weather all day. so what can you tell us? >> the tsunami advisory i suspect won't be around much longer either. that's good news. but here is how it looks outside right now. we've been watching santa cruz harbor all day. the in and out surge. the tsunami impulses. this live picture showing the degree if you look down to the lower part of the screen. the pictures from today obviously across the pacific and to japan amazing. the pictures here, we've never really seen anything like this on live television where we had a tsunami move into the harbor like this. amazing day in santa cruz. lots of issues down with the boats. a tsunami warning is now a tsunami advisory. i suspect that will be dropped shortly adds well. when we come back we have weather to talk about as well. >>> the san mateo county is one of four counties on a state of emergency. the declaration makes state resources available now to those counties. >>> in just the last hour, the situation has changed in san francisco after a day on high ale

. >> reporter: for years, martin has tried to help his son get clean in 1998, he had to publicly admit how difficult their struggle had become. >> this is not an easy moment in our lives. but my son was admitted here yesterday as a result of a drug overdose. >> reporter: charlie sheen has been battling addiction for a long time and his family reportedly has tried several interventions. >> at a critical point, i had to decide who would speak at the funeral. who should carry the casket. we are talking about a life and death issue. >> reporter: last week, in an interview with sky tv, martin sheen compared his son's addiction to cancer. >> if he had cancer, how would we treat him, you know? the disease of addiction is a form of cancer. >> he has no right to do that, and that's judgment and i have no interest in that. i don't care if he's my dad or someone that fell out of the sky. no interest in that. i don't care if he's my dad. back off with your judgment. >> reporter: is he trying to help you? >> i don't care what you have to say. >> reporter: what can martin do for his son? >> let him

national security correspondent david martin has that part of the story. >> reporter: what started as a humanitarian relief operation has become hazardous duty for the u.s. military. more helicopter crews delivering supplies from the carrier "reagan" off the east coast of japan and from atsugi air base south of tokyo have come back contaminated by low levels of radioactivity. they must discard their clothes, wash down with soap and water and, in some cases, take potassium iodide tablets. and radiation alarms went off aboard a second aircraft carrier the "george washington" at kanuse base, 175 miles south of the reactors. radiation there and atsugi were very low but enough to advise people to stay indoors. more ships are on route but they have changed course away from the east coast and will operate off the west coast in order to stay away from the radiation. but the air crews will keep flying over land and that could expose them more radiation. katie? >> couric: david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you, david. offers of aid have been pouring into japan from around the world. 11

david martin has more on that. >> reporter: the navy has at least one submarine, along with two destroyers, all armed with cruise missiles, in the mediterranean in case, as president obama put it, the u.s. has to act potentially rapidly. the administration keeps telling qaddafi to leave but most qaddafi watchers doubt he will. >> i believe martyrdom is attractive to qaddafi, based on my personal reading of the man, and i don't see him going into exile. i don't know where he would go. zimbabwe? >> reporter: the african nation of zimbabwe is run by another international pariah, robert mugabe, who has sent mercenaries to libya in return for qaddafi's petrol dollars. >> i was almost rendered speechless with the idea of he and mugabe together. >> he's very unlikely to think that's a very safe haven for very long. >> reporter: henry schuler, who has worked in libya on and off for 50 years, points out that mugabe is in his late 80s. he won't be around much longer to protect qaddafi from those who would prevent him from telling all he knows about terrorist networks and the black market in nuclear

. >>> more rain is slowing the commute tonight and our chief meteorologist, bill martin, has been tracking the rain all afternoon. where do things stand now? >> we go to live storm tracker 2. we had up to an inch of rain. rain is coming down hard as we pointed out earlier. napa as well. richmond bridge, you have some rain. you have more rain toward vallejo and concord. the heaviest rain swinging between richmond and concord. as we head south in the santa clara valley, we have more widely scattered showers, you have showers right now. we head out there right now. we have a live camera shot knowing this is in the heart of the afternoon commute. what you are seeing here, you can see how wet and cloudy it is. but if you are expecting some this afternoon, they are running slow, because the roads are running slow. i'll be back in a few minutes. i have the latest computer model. there is more coming as we roll into the next 3, 4, 5, 6 days. >> all right, thank you, bill. in the east bay, witnesses tell ktvu a 7-year-old boy was hit by a car less than two hours ago outside march issue elementary s

deciding where tony martin has become only the third german over ever to win the paris nice race the twenty five year old never threatened during the final stage is sixteenth place finish good enough to seal the deal after he won the crucial time trial on friday. hartley improving over the course of the race that is where the obvious found somebody in the business almost car and most riders played in safe in the rain but they were paid off for the day stage when it's almost but the locals they were becoming the first frenchman to win the two into paris new stages in his mind to ninety so. although he finished twenty first overall meanwhile martin shared the podium with patrick andreas logan who won here back in two thousand and twelve three time olympic gold medalist bradley wiggins came over. and finally the winter sports season may be beginning to draw to close but super g. share has shown is still got plenty left in the tank the thirty six year old swiss winning sunday's about to norway rising to the top of the overall standings in the process with only one world cup stage still t

back to europe and inside may well tony martin has become only the third german ever to win the paris nice race the twenty five year old never threatened during the final stage is sixteenth place finish good enough to seal the deal after he won the crucial time trial on friday martin proving over the cool school the rays that he is wealthy all these parents have all been nicknamed which means almost caught into. most riders played in safe in the rain but they were paid off for the day stage when it's almost buckle up the local favorite becoming the first frenchman to win the two to paris new stages since nineteen ninety seven although he finished twenty first overall and while martin share the podium with compassionate andreas cooler than here back in two thousand well three time olympic gold medalist bradley wiggins came third. and finally the winter sports season maybe beginning to drop a close sponsor veterans it has shown his still got plenty left in the tank the thirty six year old swiss winning sunday's event in norway rising to the top of the overall standings in the process wi

for twenty six years david martin has fallen on deaf ears in cuba says cuban journalist my lean alone so. it's hard to talk about the impact of radio and t.v. on our t.v. because on television it's not seen on the radio it's practically unheard of and on top of that in huber the signal is jamming congressional reports point out the miami beach channel's quote failure over many years to adhere to the generally accepted journalistic standards on all of them like i was talking about a radio show that tells people who go into cuban leaders from the point of view of journalistic ethics it's very troubling to me it had a fifteen million dollars budget in two thousand and eight to pay cuban dissidents on the island as its reporters and rent fuel in flight to gulfstream planes that circled island for broadcast t.v. marti and the u.s. isn't just pain for news u.s. state department dollars also finance eagle for an afghan police drama former marine at j. dilla barito says shows like this send a subconscious message to support the military support the police force in this sort of thing and in ma

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but back to europe now and in cycling tony martin has become only the third german ever to win the paris nice race and twenty five year old never threatened during the final stage in sixteenth place finish good enough to seal the deal after he won the crucial time trial on friday morning proving over the course of the race that he's worthy of his hans of dog and nickname which means all the time in germany most riders played in safe in the rain but the lower paid off of the day's stage went to thomas voeckler the local favorite becoming the first arrangement to win two personally stages since nineteen ninety seven of them finished twenty first overall meanwhile martin shared the podium with compadre andras school then we go on here back in two thousand and three time olympic gold medalist bradley wiggins who came to the overall. the oldest davi in the world rugby are up on sunday with england getting want to over scotland following a closely wrong thing at twickenham in six nations with two minutes to play in london it was anyone's game with just five points separating the teams but the

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our chief meteorologist bill martin has tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. >> the storms are gonehe problems remain. coming up we will show you three homes suddenly sitting on the edge. [ music ] >> well she impressed the judges on . >>> in the south bay a 97-year- old woman had to be rescued from behind a landslide late today. the slide has cut off dozens of residents on croy road above morgan hill. emergency workers had to carry the woman 100 yards through the mud to a helicopter. she had suffered a stroke. crews have been working to clear that mudslide. >>> a mud slide has swallowed up three yards and forced three families out of their mobile homes. lloyd lacuesta is live at the mobile home park where those homes are at risk of sliding into stephen's creek. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, they have now had three days without rain. but the result of a month's worth of rain continues to be felt. let me show you where three homes are losing their backyards and are in danger of falling into a creek. neighbors say a week ago the water in stephens creek began rising and the creek bank beg

our chief meteorologist bill martin has tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. >> the storms are gone and the problems remain. coming up we will show you three homes suddenly sitting on the edge. [ music ] >> well she impressed the judges on "american idol" tonight. we are in mcgee's hometown where she is warming people's hearts there. [ music ] . >>> your morning commute can easily go from smooth to chaotic. for commute conditions that impact you. >> looking at a bay bridge toll plant is getting busier. >> count on live drive time traffic. the key information you need. with updates all morning long, live drive-time traffic weekdays starting at 4:30 a.m. on ktvu, channel 2 news in the morning. . >>> in the south bay a 97-year- old woman had to be rescued from behind a landslide late today. the slide has cut off dozens of residents on croy road above morgan hill. emergency workers had to carry the woman 100 yards through the mud to a helicopter. she had suffered a stroke. crews have been working to clear that mudslide. >>> a mud slide has swallowed up three yards and forced three famil

has also been complicated. this touching moment in "wall street," all too real. >> i guess i never told you that i love you, dad. >> reporter: but today, there are few tender moments. martiny compared charlie's addiction to cancer. >> he has no right to do that, and that's judgment and i have no interest in that. i don't care if he's my dad or someone that fell out of the sky. back off with your judgment. >> reporter: is he trying to help you? >> it's judgment and it's executed. >> reporter: martin sheen, an alcoholic himself, has tried for years to try to help his son get clean. >> my son was admitted here yesterday as a result of a drug overdose. at a critical point, i had to decide who would speak at the funeral. who should carry the casket. and we were on the outside, trying to crack this horrible, horrible state of addiction. >> reporter: we phoned experts across the country, many said family is often the last, best hope for the addict. >> we do know that the process of intervention does help people get and stay sober. >> reporter: as for martin sheen, he has long hoped that a father's love will get through. >> you have to be prepared to tell the truth, the whole tru

martin luther, martin has his problems and i got mine. mine is to stay alive, to keep earning a little money so i can get more of my kids and grand kids into college. it's not that he doesn't like martin luther king, he doesn't dislike many people at all, but he got nothing to do with martin's business. i mean, this is hoke. this is the way i'm beginning to see him. i didn't see many people that clearly. my grandfather, perhaps, who did not hate people the way his wife hated. i don't know how he got around that, really. because he was a very fair man. he taught me more about justice by not hating people than i'll ever learn from any law book. >> rose: and hoke... every question was my focus is to get my kids so they have a better life than i did. >> yes. he gave up on ever learning to read so she gets at him in the cemetery and says "you can. don't leave here saying you can't because you can." and this is a woman dedicated to that art, the art of teaching. >> rose: yes, indeed. >> that's when i started falling in love with her. >> rose: w

lockheed martin has been selling off divisions to reduce operating costs. workers worldwide. >>> local economies are showing life this morning in shopping and dining meccas like walnut creek. christie smith is live near broadway plaza with new numbers out this morning. one of the new economic indicators could be the dessert ordering menus now. >> reporter: yeah, i guess that depends who you are because i've been ordered desserts all along. but i can tell you that if you are a serious shopper and you like fancy things, walnut creek is already the place for you, but they are about to kick it up a notch with the new neiman marcus store opening up in spring of 2012. one of the signs perhaps is that the economy is on the up swing after hitting really low lows according to new budget projections out of walnut creek. the mayor says there are two key indicators, property and sales tax revenue are starting to level off rather then a decline as they had been. turns out also about 30% of the city's tax revenue comes from car sales. and on that front dealers are saying

has urged gadhafi forces and the rebels to hold. things up for just a bit we're going to head out to moscow out and hear what martin anderson has to say. hello and welcome to one of the most loved and is the cities in the world powers place the great fellow looked at the culture and architecture here and throughout the centuries as many russians emigrated to france the cultural links between this and countries became stronger and stronger today paris is part of russian history and culture and that's what i'll be exploring in the space program paris has always held a special attraction for russians many have believed for centuries it is the cultural center. and with breathtaking architecture by upper food wine in style it gets you thinking maybe some truth in that. bullets nothing clue tacky seaven is . it is the empire piece the great streets of france seven hundred seventy two in the front gates more has since been a constant stream of russian immigrants. moving inside this is the same class style and. breathtaking the rooms magnificent chandeliers i'm not. the one the reason to do is often use the locations. museum i'm an educationa

the mom of the top of the tree following three rounds of the championship while world over one martin kaymer hasfallen to seven shots off the pace overnight leader hunter man also forced his grip somewhat struggling to join fish stuff for three hundred seventy one round the american will enter the final day three strokes off johnson himself had an amazing time at the door of course on saturday firing a seven on the par sixty five helped by eight birdies and tuning this one second elsewhere a group of three players are tied for second including luke donald on nick watney in the jungle seeking a second streets world golf championship title after winning the much clay event last month charming well produced one of the shots of the day a long long put for birdie on the. and finally the winter sports season may be beginning to draw to a close but super g. veteran didier cushier has shown he still has plenty left in the tank the thirty six year old swiss winning some these events in norway rising to the top of the overall standings with just one race to go and decorated for all f.i.o.s. world cup titl