amy allan was born with noonan syndrome, a genetic condition that left her with lifelong heart problems spine that left her in constant pain. the ia—year—old from ayrshire was sent to great 0rmond street hospital, as it was the only centre that could do the spinal surgery and had a specialist life—support system if amy needed it. but while the operation was a success, the teenager's condition deteriorated shortly afterwards when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we were sat there at the bedside from the when they took the tube out, all through the night, watching them pretty much panicking in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for about a year... while amy herself had learned first aid, when she needed urgent care, it wasn't there. the life support team hadn't been told that amy was in the hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on for 2a more days before dying of multiple organ failure. while the coroner found the problems had not caused her death, he concluded the hospital had failed to properly plan for amy's post—operative care and t

amy allan was born with a genetic condition called noonan syndrome, which left her with lifelong heartat left her in constant pain. the 14—year—old from ayrshire was sent to great ormond street hospital, as they were the only centre that could do both the spinal surgery and had life—saving system called ecmo on site, should she suffer any complications. but while the operation was a success, amy's condition deteriorated in the intensive care unit when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we sat at her bedside, watching her panic in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding fora year of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for a year now... what amy herself had learned when she needed urgent care was not there. the life support team had not been told amy was in hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on before dying of multiple organ failure. assemble. she struggled on before dying of multiple organ failurelj think my hero is definitely my mum. i knew that night when i saw her. she had deteriorated so much there was nothing else they could do,

amy allan was born with noonan syndrome, a genetic condition that left her with lifelong heart problemsr spine that left her in constant pain. the 14—year—old from ayrshire was sent to great ormond street hospital, as it was the only centre that could do the spinal surgery and had a specialist life—support system if amy needed it. but while the operation was a success, the teenager's condition deteriorated shortly afterwards when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. the worst of all, we were sat there at the bedside from the when they took the tube out, all through the night, watching them pretty much panicking in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for about a year... while amy herself had learned first aid, when she needed urgent care, it wasn't there. the life support team hadn't been told that amy was in the hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on for 2h more days before dying of multiple organ failure. i think my female hero is definitely my mum. she has kept me alive for 1h years, which is a great thing. i knew that night when i saw her that she would

amy allan was born with noonan syndrome, a genetic condition that left her with lifelong heart problemsr in constant pain. the 14—year—old from ayrshire was sent to great ormond street hospital, as it was the only centre that could do the spinal surgery and had a specialist life—support system if amy needed it. but while the operation was a success, the teenager's condition deteriorated shortly afterwards when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. the worst of all, we were sat there at the bedside from the when they took the tube out, all through the night, watching them pretty much panicking in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for about a year... while amy herself had learned first aid, when she needed urgent care, it wasn't there. the life support team hadn't been told that amy was in the hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on for 2h more days before dying of multiple organ failure. i think my female hero is definitely my mum. she has kept me alive for 14 years, which is a great thing. i knew that night when i saw her that she wouldn't make it to the n

with pier 70 and we were the first development entity and put a trailer on site and started in the noonan building and moved to our project. the idea is for the park at the time, they were developed, designed and it's really, really exciting to see there's a potential for the port to join a development partner or fundraising partner to raise the money to get the job complete. i know hearing from the committee and from our tenants and everyone else for crane cove park to come online and we want to share that. >> thank you. any other public comment regarding this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner g gillman. >> thank you for the presentation and i'm familiar with the work and i'm excited we're partnering with them to get the project over the hump and deliver as promised to this neighborhood. so thank you for the presentation. >> commissioner? >> thank you for the presentation, to questions. >> commissioner? >> thank you for the presentation, as well. i was involved with the park ace line'saligns alliance in 201 2012 and so i'my supportive because i think crane cove pa

. >> that is shannon noonan reacting to word that for the first time chase center in oracle park will have events on the same night very >> i was excited to chase center coming to the neighborhood, but i knew traffic was going to be a nightmare. i work right across the street, and for a decade we've had this place all to ourselves.>> the dave matthews band plays on tuesday night, while the san francisco giants play just down the street. outside of the chase center there is an art exhibit, finding the reflection in it can be confusing, just as confusing as finding parking. chase center has the potential to bring an additional 18,000 people to the seats and parking for 900 vehicles. there will be a website that helps drivers and employees get traffic alerts. >> i will probably talk to my boss about leaving work early the days where it will be impacted. >> for tuesday night's event, bart will provide free shuttles between 16th street and chase center, on the muni, 70 8x and 70 9x lines. they can transfer to the muni metro line or as a shuttle to the ucsf chase center platform. some peopl

jonathan hunt, terrific reporting all week in hong kong and steve forbes i don't know if you read peggy noonan's in the wall street journal but to her main points she combined we're talking about brexit and hong kong and other issues, and said that maybe the actors in these particular instances might be "pushing it too far" but the protesters basically made a demand, their denand was essentially met this extradition bill was off the table but as jonathan reports they're still out there and pushing do you think that's a risk in some cases where its just gone a little bit too far and what might the ramifications be? >> well it is a risk and the risk is theres nothing hard from the protesters but kerry lamb was much too late in taking that proposal, extradition treaty off the table and if she had done that from day one you wouldn't have had the protests but what people are really worried about is that extradition proposal was simply part of a process where china was just gradually more and more exerting more and more control over hong kong. connell: right. >> there's a chance that it's 1.5 soon to

peggy noonan writes in the "wall street journal" this about impeachment.g. the politically obsessed may think they do but something wild and unpredictable has been let loose. the charges are serious and credible. but america is as divided as it was in 2016. america is still in play. and it's all up for grabs. everything. the entire outcome will depend on public opinion. in the end, and purely practical political terms, the one person who will be hurt by this story will be joe biden. every telling of this story necessitates pointing out that mr. biden's son hunter had cozy financial relationships with other countries including ukraine. it's real swamp stuff. it looks bad. say the former vice presidents friends no it is bad. joe biden probably thought it was old news. already dissected and dismissed but it's back and will hit him like a kidney punch. matthew? >> i think she is right. i think democrats calculated they are willing to use biden as almost a sacrificial lamb in order to put that asterisk next to the trump presidency. the asterisk of impeachment.

amy allan was born with a genetic condition called noonan syndrome, which left her with lifelong heart only centre that could do both the spinal surgery and had a life—saving system called ecmo on site, should amy suffer any complications. but while the operation was a success, amy's condition deteriorated in the intensive care unit when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we sat viewing at the bedside from when they took the tube out all through the night watching them pretty much panic in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for about a year and a half now... what amy herself had learned, first aid when she needed urgent care, was not there. the ecmo life support team had not been told amy was in the hospital and took hours to assemble. the teenager struggled on for 2a more days before dying of multiple organ failure. the family came to court today to hear the coroner find that great ormond street had failed to properly plan on amy's postoperative care and that they should have had an ecmo system at hand. but he found that problems hadn't caused her

amy allan was born with a genetic condition called noonan syndrome, which left her with lifelong heart—old from ayrshire was sent to great ormond street hospital, as they were the only centre that could do both the spinal surgery and had life—saving system called ecmo on site, should she suffer any complications. but while the operation was a success, amy's condition deteriorated in the intensive care unit when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we sat at her bedside, watching her panic in front of our eyes. i have been doing first aiding for a year now... what amy herself had learned when she needed urgent care was not there. the life support team had not been told amy was in hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on before dying of multiple organ failure. the family came to court today to find the coronary find that great had failed to properly plan. they found the problems had not caused her death. we know they did not deliberately try to kill amy, but they try to hide what they done. that is what makes asset. in a statement to knightley hospital s

amy allan was born with a genetic condition called noonan syndrome, which left her with lifelong hearten a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we sat at her bedside, watching her panic in front of our eyes. watching a panic... i have been doing first aiding for a year now... what amy herself had learned when she needed urgent care was not there. the life support team had not been told amy was in hospital and took hours to assemble. she struggled on before dying of multiple organ failure. -- 424 —— 424 more days. —— 24 more days. i think my hero is definitely my mum. i knew that night when i saw her. she had deteriorated so much there was nothing else they could do, and that was that. but i was hopeful. the family came to court today to find great ormond street had not properly planned but found the problems hadn‘t caused her death. amy‘s parents say great ormond street have compounded their grief. we know they never went out of their way to deliberately try to kill amy, at all, but they tried to hide what they had done and omit all the information. in a statement to

. >> robert walter noonan. >> jacqueline norton. >> robert grant norton. >> daniela notaro. >> brianstopher novotzny. >> brian nunez. >> is a nunez. >> every roger nussbaum. >> james boberg. >> james p o'brien junior. >> michael p o'brien. >> scott j o'brien. >> timothy michael o'brien. >> daniel ocala gun --o'call a --o'callagan >> diana j o'connor. >> keith kevin o'connor. >> richard j o'connor. >> amy oh doherty. >> marnie oh doherty. >> douglas osdlwagher. >> my grandfather watches over me every day. >> my uncle michael lawrence collins, uncle mike, we love you, we this you and we hope you found peace had a pair of skis up in heaven. >> philip paul. >> dave andrew grandy. >> thomas o'hagan. >> samuel ot's. >> patrick j o'keefe. >> william o'keefe. >> gerald michael walcott. >> gerald thomas o'leary. >> christine linda. >> linda mary all of a. >> every caliber. >> leah elizabeth oliver. >> eric all a fond. >> every james olson. >> stephen donelson. >> marine lyons olson. >> matthew timothy mahoney. >> john o'neill. >> shamus o'neill. >> sean corbett o'neill. >> peter j o'neill jun

. >> robert walter noonan.queline june norton. >> robert grant norton. >> daniela notaro. >> brian christopher novotny. >> soichi numata. >> brian nunez. >> jose nunez. >> jeffrey nussbaum. >> dennis patrick o'berg. >> james p. o'brien jr. >> michael p. o'brien. >> scott j. o'brien. >> daniel owe cal lan. >> dennis james o'connor jr. >> diana j. o'connor. >> keith kevin o'connor. >> richard j. o'connor. >> amy o'doherty. >> marni pont o'doherty. >> james o'grady. >> takashi ogall. >> and my grandfather. michael phillip who i know watches over me every day. >> and my uncle, michael lawrence collins. uncle mike, we love you, miss you and we hope you found peace and a pair of skis up in heaven. >> phillip haul agnabeny. >> john a.oganowski. >> joseph ogren. >> thomas o'hagen. >> patrick o'keefe. >> william o'keefe. >> gerald thomas o'leary. >> christian ann olendra. >> linda mary olivey. >> eric todd olsen. >> jeffrey james olsen. >> steven john olsen. >> marine lion olsen. >> toshihiraed aa. >> john p. o'neal. >>

and legislative work at noonan we will have it live on c-span. that unanimous consent agreement, that vote, happened very quickly on the senate floor. here's how it looked. senator schumer: in august, a public servant found the conduct of the president of the united states alarming enough to file an official whistleblower complaint. the inspector general of the intelligence community found this complaint both credible and urgent. by law, the director of national intelligence must forward such a complaint to the intelligence committees within seven days of receiving it. congress has been informed by the inspector general of the intelligence community in writing that the trump administration is preventing that complaint from being sent to the relevant committees in congress. those are the facts, madam president. the situation they describe is unacceptable. we know that the executive branch is blocking the legislative branch, a co-equal branch of our government from performing its oversight duties. the fact that the whistleblower complaint concerns

and legislative work at noonan we will have it live on c-span. that unanimous consent agreement, that vote, happened very quickly on the senate floor. here's how it looked. senator schumer: in august, a public servant found the conduct of the president of the united states alarming enough to file an official whistleblower complaint. the inspector general of the intelligence community found this complaint both credible and urgent. by law, the director of national intelligence must forward such a complaint to the intelligence committees within seven days of receiving it. congress has been informed by the inspector general of the intelligence community in writing that the trump administration is preventing that complaint fromei