mr. morgan, is in response to the commissioner's question? >> i would like to reiterate first of all that there are those stated e-mails that say most of the construction was done by may 25. that cannot be ignored. i cannot think of any other reason for them not to apply for a permit other than it would go up on mthe dbi website. they did not do any of reach until the jurisdiction request was filed. commissioner garcia: they already responded. vice president goh: i thought she was answering commissioner fun. -- fung. commissioner garcia: i think we have had enough discussion. president peterson: thank you. >> the matter is submitted. commissioner garcia: i wish we had captain verity's letter. -- captain garrity's letter. there have been times -- i am not saying this to discredit ms. morgan. there have been times when the police sent representatives to our board to weigh in on issues that affect the community. they have done it with certain massage parlors. they have done it with mcd's. they have done it in uniform and i think the captain has

. >> good morning, mrs. morganyears ago, he started visiting patients in their homes. >> have you noticed any changes in your hearing? >> reporter: house calls are making a comeback and many of the tests are the same, but the classic black bag has been replaced with a laptop computer. >> there's no substitute for the house call. you get a great insight into your patients, into their lives, how they live, where they keep their medications. >> reporter: 96-year-old amalia morgans remembers house calls as a child now needs to see the doctor once a month and a visit is much more convenient. >> it's a blessing. >> reporter: in many cases house calls are covered by medicare and it is expected demand for them will only increase as our population ages. in the new england journal of medicine dr. steven landers says the future of health care will be at home. >> by 2030 we'll have more than 70 million folks over the age of 65. >> reporter: many seniors suffer multiple conditions and landers say modern technology now allows do

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morgan chase bank n.a., u.s. national bank association. president crowley: ok, thank commissioner caen: mr.esident, i would like mr. eastrom to comment on 5-d. iñ before we do that could i ask for a motion on items 5. -a through c, and we'll pull out d? commissioner caen: i wasn't pulling it out. president crowley: it's good information. ok. ó >> we have been working very hard at the s.s.u. c in particular to renegotiate the liquidities facility. a year ago when we needed this, prices in the marketplace were much higher. so we have been able to f/çÑi results in savings over the current contract of $1.6Ñ will be savings to the rate payors ultimately. thank you for consideration and for approving it. commissioner caen: i would like to move. the consent agenda. president crowley: any public comment on items 5-a through d? and hearing the good news. i thank you, my colleague, and for having that pointed out. i will entertain a motion to accept a through d and you made the motion. seconded appropriately. all those in favor please signify by saying aye. opposed. the aye vs. it. next item, michael

mr. taye went to his bank to protest loudly and he wasn't alone. >> tellers and customers at jp morgan chase bank in downtown san jose were stunned this afternoon by chanting demonstrators marching into the building. the group home defenders league says banks make it difficult for homeowners to avoid foreclosure. taye says chase gave him the run around by giving the loan to different loans. >> i want the bank to give me back my home, because i pay every month with certified check. >> reporter: jesse jesus says the bank promised to work out a new bank arrangement but they never did. >> they called me and they told me, mr. jesus i'm sorry but your house is in foreclosure now. >> reporter: the home defenders league point out taxpayers help the banks. >> give them affordable loan modifications. >> reporter: san jose congresswoman lofter says the u.s. attorney general and all 50 state attorney generals have vowed to follow through. >> this is going to have a chilling effect on banks who are engaging in this conduct. >> reporter: chase officials did not return calls or were unavailable to comment,