i'm sorry 10.5 doesn't do what mr. rich says it does and it seems contradictory to the amendments we support given a robust public hearing on reports. it's in the report that's the issue it's the change in this merriment >> hello, i'm with the neighborhood coalition. i want to speak in favor of the co- lateral agreement. i'm going to speak on transportation. i can't illness an area like this would be more important than transportation. we can see that the project sponsor has produced a lot of new enhancements to the proposal and survey and n defining and reviewing traffic impacts around cathedral health. we talked about changed in the agreement but the changes certify the eir today is there's a new t d m plan and it's very different has different goals than when a was approved by the board. that goal what to reduce the single trips by 50 percent to reduce 15 percent is a different proposal. we haven't had a change the analyze it. the other thing about this document which is southerner is there's no hard facts to create thos

. >> thank you, mr. rich. president chiu. >> thank you, mr. rich. i want to thank you and everyone in the room about where we are. we have come a long way from the initial proposal put forth last spring. i have always said, and many in this room have always said, that we have wanted to support rebuilding the cpmc hospitals and do it the right way. it is my perspective what we have in front us does it the right way around how the hospitals are sized to how we invest in our future 21st century san francisco health care system, to how we're going to be dealing with issues around housing and jobs and transit, our neighborhoods, our community. i'm really proud of where we are. and i want to take a moment and really just thank a number of folks, starting first with all the members of the community, from all of the organizations and networks and neighborhood associations that work together to get us to where we are today. thank you. i of course want to say thank you to our leadership from cpmc, dr. braner, mike co-hill and others. we had many meetings toge

also involving the community the errors like the one that mr. rich talked about in terms of the workforce. there's 2 hundred and 25 pages here. and i get it. you know, it's just an unusual process. but thank you. i mean, we see people here not involved necessarily in the the night grit negotiations right so there is this broader community. we have nothing against involving the broader community. >> one question for mr. rich. i guess to get to that .2 potential committals. would it be possible to specifically call out s fha j to receive they will receive the city report and we'll forward the cb mc pooling upon receipt. so the planning department of public health has many ways to look at this and i'll defer it to the gentleman to be able to do that. we have situations where we notify people's of sequa action because this that doesn't involve hundreds and hundreds of actions it should be okay to notify people of the changes it should not be a problem. >> if we specifically call those out -- >> i think probably the thing to do is allow people to let us k

thank you mr. rich. >> hi, i was not going to speak today, but i am sensed by some of the tactics being done that you expect these people to trust you. okay? they mean well and i think that he has a lot to heart but in reality, it is not carried out properly and you send him to a stabilization room and you are going to have a security guard outside of the rooms to make sure that no one steals their stuff and no one attacks them. and the security and that the precious belongings used the pair of pants or a shirt, and you will go out and get another one. they just can't do that. >> that this is a certain that the alternatives are not much better than being able to have the same space as something that is a value to them and i knew that this woo come to them together as the situation and because of the over night restrictions and in the areas that have no housing and very little housing. and so, every month, and another street and another block, where, there would be and no allowed over night housing. and

. >> mr. rich produced a bullet that said they will provide 40,000 and your bullets says funding, does that mean we're funding three transportations three years apart? >> is there a timing set? >> let me. >> it doesn't matter. >> we can confirm. >> we'll take a look. i think what you said was right but let me look in the document and tell you in a moment. >> thank you. >> the next subject we want to hit on, a couple of things is the public health department and we'll talk about issues around mental health care and preshadowing some comments i'm going to make in a couple of minutes she's going to talk about how her department will monitor the health care portions of the da wants. >> thank you ken. good afternoon commissioners, director, barbara garcia, director of health. mental health services was a sensitive issue to you and it is to public health and over the last 18 years that i've been at the health department, i can tell you most of my career has been how do we manage our mental health beds wi

committee there were a number of amendments to address exactly these sorts of concerns and i'd like, mr. rich, if you could describe what those amendments are. >> so, supervisor, ken rich, oewd. there is no required -- well, there always has been what's called a city report where every year the city has to report and the city being in this case the planning director and the director of public health have to report on the operation of all cpmc's obligations. speaking to your point, we added -- going through the planning commission through the land use committee, a clause that requires the city report to also report on the status of the work force program including how the money is being spent and the performance of the 40% hiring and the construction hiring. and that report is done every year and goes to the planning commission, and is then also reviewed by a special reviewer who then writes a letter to the board of supervisors sort of commenting on whether everything -- it looks like it's in order. so, in a couple different ways the board is provided with that information simply by looking at

mr. rich, is there any other city staff presentation before we go to public comment? no. okay, we'll open up to public comment. public comment will be two minutes. i will note that there is an overflow room in room 400. and, so, we will be bringing down -- if your name is called and you're in room 400, you can come down. okay, i'll call the first batch of names. warren browner, tony rodriguez. terrance dunegan. linda chatman. jim lazarus. vivian imperial. michael mckenna. luis [speaker not understood]. gina lynn luna. bernie crow den. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. gordon mar. james tracy. and carol kumar. dr. bronner. >>> good afternoon, supervisors wiener, kim, and chiu. it is nice to meet in the afternoon rather than the morning, president chiu. we're pleased to be in front of you again and hopeful with your support we will 1850sly ~ finally be able to break ground and build two new hospitals for san francisco. it's been nearly a year before we were last before the committee with our rebuild cpmc project. as you all know it has been a long road. we

i know mr. rich has this language as well. but we state that cpmc's cathedral hill campus garages shall be available only to visitors, employees, and staff of the campus after 9:00 p.m. however, nothing shall prohibit the use of parking after 9:00 p.m. by pre-arrangement, by residential neighborhoods or nearby institutions subject to availability as determined by cpmc. the intent of this language is to allow cpmc after 9:00 p.m., if it turns out that they have availability after taking into account the needs of their nighttime staff and visitors, to work with residential neighbors and nearby institutions such as the unitearian church to allow for some parking after that hour. but otherwise, the intent is to ensure that the general public, particularly public members who are coming in to participate in nighttime activities along post street, that he that they wouldn't have kind of short-term one-time arrangement. is, first like to make that amendment. >> okay. all right, supervisor chiu -- excuse me, supervisor kim. [laughter]

mr. ken rich mentioned that st. luke's will open as a full service acute general hospital. however i am curious what he means by full service when he did not consider psychiatric department in the proposed plans. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon and thank you for this time. my name is barbara red field and i am a resident of cathedral hill and i'm an active member in san francisco national alliance for mental illness. and in that role i go to many support groups and it's just heart breaking to see the suffering of the families of people with severe mental illness. and my understanding is that our congress and our state legislature have passed laws guaranteeing parity for mental health services. for me it just doesn't make sense what i've heard today, that 18 beds for psychiatric care in this luxurious new hospital is in parity with the medical services being offered. and i really hope that there's something that you can do in your role as supervisors to encourage the hospital to meet this obligation and make it a part of their services provided beca

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outraged that mr. rich never came back to america because of that outrage. all of that is history but his death brings back the whole story and with it the name eric holder and bill clinton who was involved in that. bill: i'm sure you have more to say about this on your show at 9:15. talk about the gdp number, too. breaking news out of north attleboro, massachusetts. new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez age 23 has been taken into police custody from inside of his home moment ago. questions surrounding the death of a semi pro football player found dead 10 days ago in an industrial park less than a mile from his home. this is hernandez in the white t-shirt being led out of his home into a police car in his driveway. odin lloyd was shot in the head 9 days ago. was dating a woman whose sister is hernandez' fiance. officials ruled the death a homicide but did not say how he died. other reports say he was shot almost execution style in the head at the industrial park. it is not known why hernandez was taken into custody on this wednesday morning and put

after a series of e-mails and phone calls between older and rich mr. holder issued his judgment.said, leaning favorably toward a pardon. on the very last day of the clinton presidency that pardon was granted. money talks. it talked so loudly that man who made billions from iran at the height of the hostage crisis could be left totally off the hook. that is all history. the death of marc rich brings it all back. you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the moneyou need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ stuart: wednesday, june 26th, look what we have for you in this hour. hollywood goes to the warehouse. can we help sell obamacare? surely the president will jump on that one. you shall provide birth control to your people. that mandate starts monday and we have the company that says we are not going to do it. the most in

the gentleman from mr. rich to the gentleman from ohio?> thank you, i would like to comment on the sexual assault missions. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i want to congratulate channel wilson and the ranking member davis -- general wilson and the ranking member davis. for their rich and ensuring we have a bipartisan process in looking to the importance of sexual assault. thank the caucus. we've worked very closely with each other and others to pull together sexual assault provisions that are a follow on at what we have done previously. the act that has been incorporated in much of its provisions in this version of the national defense authorization act. last year we had the strong act. most of those provisions are already law. it continues to focus of looking to protection of victims. there are three things we do to -- we need to do. we have an issue of culture where perpetrators deal safer than victims do. our effort is try to address this in addition to the military address and their culture. i will just

rich. yippee yi mrs. fuddrucker, looks like we have got a convoy ♪ convoy. >> did you see holder today, is he shakier than a jack hammer operator playing django on lunch break. >> what about jay carney he has a worse bluff than marty holding pocket full of ace. >> public policy polling, ppp. and i'm going to read the questions and we will put them on the screen and miller is going to comment. unbelievable. okay. lee harvey oswald did he act alone in killing president kennedy or was there some larger conspiracy. acted alone 25. larger conspiracy 51. not sure 24. of course did i kill kennedy and oswald i know all about him. couple of things i couldn't answer. i would put myself not sure here. there are things years i can't answer that assassination. >> i think he shot lincoln. i think he shot garfield. i think he shot mckinley. >> bill: he would be too old. he couldn't do that. >> i think he gave zachery taylor an rights. he fdr cerebral hem hemorrhage. i think he shot jr ewing. [gunshot] >> i think he migh

rich in talent. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chen. and now district 11 community representative, rachel ebora and nicole agbiyone. and then we have omar community collaborative, gwen brown. >> good afternoon, i am the executive director of burnle heights. >> good evening, our organization works through the vitalized commission street in excelior planning collaboratives. 57% are foreign born. 74% of the households are considered family households. 18% of the residents live in linguistic isolation. 27% of the hispanic and 27% of the asian-speaking homes lack community services. there are few public plazas or places for all ages and ethnicities together. we have a lack of venues and clubs for all ages. and the poverty is 7.54%. >> with nicole i participate in the excelsior that is in the heart of the mission. in the collaborative one thing that we accomplished is putting together the process of strategic planning and envisioning for the community. and with various community meetings that involve over 15 organizations. and we put together

mr. rene? >> before we leave today i would like to say something to rich van cole. dave left years ago and he had been running the alcoholic department. dave was extremely knowledgeable and level headed and fair and rich who i believe is leaving the department. he's one of these guys who is leaving with a big exodus. he has done an amazing job. i would like everyone to give him a round of applause because he has been [ applause ] a real friend and out there every time and always trying to reach solutions and i hope that we can get somebody in those positions that will continue with that where he see's the need for entertainment and public safety and he's always trying to balance and he's done it really well. thank you. >> we are slight looking constrained for time and although i wanted to ask a question of all of you about late night food, instead i will say that i would like to offer you all some food in our breakout session. a couple of pieces of business before we go. one, please be sure to pick up these and come to our breakout sessions. we are in the rooms out

being a good question there yet if i were smart enough to know that i'd be rich but that if he says that he's dug me mr babbitt has said that he's going to print unlimited his word unlimited about the money. to make the pan out of shining star of inflation japan has got serious problems they've got that they've got a declining population this i suspect when we look back and sort of here's. where the end of japan is everybody will lay out it goes to obviate the base a new currency is something that sometimes works in the short term but in the long term it's always going to call that it's always always or even france try to try this pretty strident many people have tried it for decades that has never led to a socialist or a thing or in japan what's going to happen the short term i don't have a clue. i don't own any japanese sold all my job with a jew by all the little bit of this because it's down so much i'm hoping it's a rally but i don't have much confidence in japan at all at the present was it bad it's a wonderful country was anyway well i know it's very difficult to time these types of things and y

good question better yet if i was smart enough to know that i'd be rich but not in faces that he's dug through me mr babbitt has said that he's going to print unlimited that's his word unlimited amounts of money and so he could make the pay and some kind of shining star of inflation japan has got serious problems and god knows that they've got a declining population yes i suspect when we look back in twenty years this will be you know the end of japan and everybody will lay out it goes to obviate the place and new currency is something that sometimes works in the short term but in the long term it's always going to call that it's always will always be france tried it italy tried it pretty strident many people have tried it for decades that has never led to a socialist. or in japan what's going to happen the short term i don't have a clue. i don't own any japanese sold all my japanese. a little bit of this because it went down so much i'm hoping it's a rally but i don't have much confidence in japan at all at the present you know bad it's a wonderful country was anyway well i know it's very difficult

mr. warfield's account about what happened on december 20th? >> okay. >> so, i have miss rich yes's response indicating that we had prepared speaker cards for him to pick up and in the e-mail response she does not site the california constitution article 1 section one. however. in her response to the sunshine task force she does say that essentially that she did explain that there were no speaker cards for any of the other meetings and to protect the individual's right of privacy, so she did verbally explain it to him which is consistent with what he has put in his e-mail. and yeah. so... >> okay. >> does that help? >> that does not answer my question. but thank you. >> so, we are looking at what 67-26? >> and 67.34? no? eyes. >> yes. >> agree with with that >> shall we. >> if you read 67.26 specifically, clearly technically they did not comply with what was required. that is when you make them redact it and it says that you have to note it and it gives your justification. and 67.27, says what or how is the justification must be spelled out. neither of which certainly were not