when it comes to making sure that we understand what is happening in that community, you go to moll, ga. to know that. mama georgia to know that. she has been a resident of that neighborhood for 46 years, she has been a long time active member of the community with the entire vernal heights neighborhood and a longtime volunteer. you can see she has been the there for many years. she has been a participant at the neighborhood center, she has been a leader in the community that has been active on some many issues involving the rights of tenants. she has fought for so many years to make sure that we bring the necessary resources for the housing community, and in particular, focusing on the needs of young people. there are some many young people whose lives have been touched by mama georgia. if you need to know what is happening in the neighborhood, she is the person to go to. you can sometimes run into her on the 67 bus line. if you are lucky enough to run in to her, you can enjoy a pleasant conversation, and you are always struck by the down to earth at the very real way that she inter

moll recipients have graduated to conventional financing to 500,000 -- 5000 iadditional loans. -- lawns. existing and stirrups percentages. here are some of the businesses that have received the loans. of the 28 anything from caring services out of time, animal services, and children's toys, children's education, if you know 18 rapids, granola. and mission cheese and cake coquette. they create great wedding cakes. this shows the this tradition. it is distributed across san francisco. we still want more in improved such as the southeast sector and perhaps more in district 4 and 7. and this last slide is inspired by commissioner dwight about san francisco. out of the283 here make their products in san francisco locally. and heliotrope provides men and women with skin-care and fragrances. that is the end of my presentation. i'm available for any questions you might have. >> i just want to thank you for the presentation. i am happy this is followed by recognition. during my time on the commission, i saw this program from inception. it was a critical time in our economy. this one piece that

we spend about 500 + million dollars on a to moll products -- hmo products and we were seeing rates that were higher than any of us had hoped for. for kaiser we started off with rates that looked like 6.9% increase. that is significant if you look at how much we spend in those products. not only for the employee but for the employers, city and county of san francisco. blue shield we started off with rates that were as high as 15.44% increase for active and non-medicare retirees and some of our medicare plans increase of 19.62%. and so, we started from a place where we saw rates that were very high. that would be multiplied by what we spend now which is over $500 million and we knew that was not something that we could move forward without some serious damage to our budget process with the city. and so, the health service board in addition to the staff worked very hard to think about different ways we could help to drive the cost down. some of the big changes that i know the department will talk about, we went from a fiscal year calendared to a calendar year calendar. this is something th

there is no reason to use the moll, unless you feel it is necessary. i also had doubts from the applicant -- the pretty -- permittee two different documents. unless you want to add to that. the permittee is here. president newlin: ok. >> i have a little bit of information. we have officer moore from the richmond station and his capt. is here as well. >> why don't you have a seat? >> to reinforce what joycelyn has said. this commission knows that the rockit room has been mentioned in the past with ongoing problems about security, drug- dealing going on in front of the location, some incidents of violence. we have -- they have been cited by the entertainment commission 8-24 last year, 10-16 last year, 1116 last year, and 47 of this year. there has been the problem here. there has been ongoing problems here. we have seen some improvement and more often see one step forward, two steps back. there has been a lot of man hours has gone into this from both the entertainment commission and sfpd. we have gone complaints from neighbors in the area from sound and

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size moll gifts breathily issued a tune a all right. >>> they will put 19 americans and 2 dozen otheryees of nonprofit groups on trial. it includes sam la hood. they are accused of using foreign finance fansing. it will hold 1.5 billion if charges against the americans are not dropped. >>> well here in the bay area, syrian americans are showing their outrage at russia. coming up at 6:45 what russia did to spark this international anger plus the move the united states just made against the country this morning. >>> we want to go back over to sal to check in on traffic, what are you keeping an eye on, sal? >>> well this time we are starting off with east bay traffic. stating off at the bay bridge plaza. >>> if you are driving on to the bridge traffic will be okay coming into san francisco. also the commute looks good if you are driving and we'll see some stop and did traffic approaching 101 in sunny veil. >>> we have some sort of water problem near farm hill road. this is water in one of the lanes on the peninsular. let's go to steve. >>> monday morning, we have mostly cloudy skies, san

the pressure is crushing, and those species that do exist down there are likely animals like clams, molllrmollusks, and creatures that may exist down there. we virtually know nothing about this part of the world. >> so as you're mentioning 8,000 elephants on a car for some sort of analogy as to the pressure. all i can see is my ears popping. it sounds so dangerous. >> it is dangerous. it's harder to live underwater than it is to live in space. we think about it on a jetliner, we travel about 35,000, 36,000 feet all the time. going up in the air is not nearly as difficult as it is going under water at that depth. and the pressure is just tremendous. but there is incredible scientific knowledge that can come from that exploration. of course, the oceans, as i said, we've barely scratched the surface, and for james to be able to go down there and begin to do biological and chemical and theological research, begin to understand how the oceans work, how they're a carbon that regulates our climate, we certainly got a lot of biological and health sentiments from our exploration of the ocean, tre

canc of the lungs, breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, is it all the same in a sense on a moll eck har me tas that sidesing. >> there are certainties. so the notion of calling cancer by body part came from the 1800th in france. it is somewhat archaic. but what is amazing to me and really shocks me that if i showed a pathologist he or she under the microscope colon cancer they would look and say colon, prostate they would say prostate cancer. they don't care what the genes are. and the body doesn't care. they care what it looks like. sokol on cancer there are 50 different genetic ways to get there. but evolutionists select it for what it looks like. >> rose: but let me make a test, suppose a doctor would come in who had not, knew nothing about the patient, knew nothing about what the patient was suffering from, and me in and you showed him or her a slide. and said this a cancer slide. this is a cancerous cell. could they identify what kind of cancer it was. >> much of the time. most of the time they could. >> rose: they would say i knows prostate cancer. >> becauset los a certai

paul kang is an ophthalmologist and has served as president of the washington, d.c., oppose that will mollociety. chris kang was a member of my senate staff for years and is hardwork. after graduating from the university of chicago and duke university law school, chris kang came to work for me, answering mail. conge he was promoted in the ranks and he was drawn to public service like his father to try to do well for other people. he rose quickly in my office, moving from answering letters to serving on the senate judiciary committee as one of my attorneys. he became my chief floor counsel and served four years negotiating legislation, helping me understand the senate procedure and conducting important whip counts. three years ago chris kang accepted a position as special assistant to the president in the white house legislative affairs team. he's made history in his own right by helping to pass such historic laws as the american recovery and reinvestment act, the affordable care act and the fair sentencing afnlgt last year chris moved into a new porks a promotion, as senior counsel in the