through this legislation, we would essentially become the first city in the country to create a registry and that not only would identify those legacy business but also would create different incentives and in ways to assist these businesses stay in san francisco. and my understanding is that there will be a number of changes and recommendations coming from the small business commission. and so with that understanding, i would like to make a motion to continue this to the call of the chair. >> but, i know that there may be public comment. >> okay, thank you, supervisor campos. >> there is a motion on the floor but we will open for the public comment first, anyone wish to comment on item number four? >> supervisors, thank you for your time today, golden gate restaurant association, and i just wanted to speak in support of the legacy business registry, i think that it is great and many people love it and restaurants in san francisco will fall into this registry and so anything that we can do help support them we are in favor of. so i would like to thank supervisor campos for your work on t

, authorize an administrative fee for the registry not to exceed $50, and, for the next five years, provide a rebate to qualified legacy businesses that purchase the real property from which they operate and to qualified landlords that purchase the real property from which legacy businesses operate if the purchaser extends the term of the legacy business's lease by at least ten years, in an amount equal to the transfer tax levied on the purchase. >> okay, thank you, this item is sponsored by supervisor campos and so we will turn it over to him. >> thank you, for your co-sponsor ship as well and this is an item that we have been working on to address a very real issue that many long time san francisco businesses that have been in business for decades in san francisco, what we are calling legacy businesses, are pacing a lot of challenge, and being able to stay in san francisco. and there are models in other parts of the world where the cities have actually tried to do something to protect those legacy businesses. these legacy businesses are businesses that essentially have helped to shape the

there is an agent orange registry, the va has an open registry for burn pits. when we look at the vietnam war veterans, 7500 live in san francisco, 2050 living with ptsd, we don't know how many have been affected to agent orange, but many conditions. one thing we noted in our housing sites and most veterans are vietnam warrer -- era. we noticed they are getting older as a faster rate quickly. whether it's life in the streets, it could be agent orange exposure, we don't know, but it's really marked. when we look at veterans who are 60 but look 80. it's very telling that they suffer a great deal. and women veterans, there are approximately 2100 women veterans in san francisco, the unemployment rate is double, income is 25 percent lower, 20-30 percent may have mst, military sexual trauma. it's especially debilitating. the symptoms from rape are more severe than from combat. the person petrators are often senior operators in authority and this is another layer of wounding. so there are, there is just looted of stuff that we need to watch out for and a lot of stuff

they took that and they identified over one hundred fields that need to be part the legacy field registry and edited in time they evaluated 3 lists and they recommended that salesforce as a product with the greatest capacity to support the registry in organizing all the day for all the businesses we're going to be working with for this group deciding going forward to finalize the list to narrow it down to one hundred i different fields but this is obviously need to be reviewed by experts like ourselves and figure out if this is what is needed and to incorporate the data field and adding or taking out other fields and developing an action plan to obtain the missing information from the legacy businesses as mentioned we only had did addresses initially to go off of there is not information missing the third group what two different groups this was the legacy history collection group the purpose were you to compasses two main businesses that typify the legacy businesses those embody what we're trying to pursue and get a business we're trying to adrenalin the culture of collect personal serio

but participation in registries is important in the registry rules allow the data to be used for public reporting on provider performance. registries can collect information that goes well beyond what you're going to find in claims data. it makes sense to find out, i think, whether publicly reporting which physicians participate in appropriate registries and explaining why participation matters could actually put pressure on doctors and providers in general to choose to participate. but the big opportunity is in health information exchange. for performance measurement and various other reasons, that's, you know, that can be the heart of a lot of stuff. so that means we need to push for continuing expansion and standardization of information in electronic health records including patient-reported information and push providers to share this information in large regional and national databases. a public measure telling which providers are participating in these exchanges might actually create incentives, certainly such participation could be a critical component in any future meaningful u

at least 242 sex offenders are not on public registries.raining. her persuaded women to submit to pelvic exams and drew blood samples. karr served time in a military prison. when he was released, he never registered as a sex offender. he reoffended in 2010. he committeded the same kind of assault. he's still in custody. and now registered by the state of wisconsin. one of the survivor's mother searched for karr's name in the public sex offender registry, but nothing turned up. >>> i never would have dreamed anything like this could happen to our family. we live in a very small town. try to be vigilant and it could happen to us. it could happen to anybody. >> while the burden is on the sex offender toll register, military officials are supposed to inform authorities where the or noter pl offender plans to live. but the details can get lost in translation. in karr's case, military court opinions accurately documented the crimes as indecent assault. when reported to civilian authorities, federal o probation officials says it showed karr commit

. >> placed on the national film registry in 1990. another 25 films will be added this week. where do you suppose they're all kept? we'll tell you this "sunday morning." a hint, like they say in those old westerns, there's treasure in them thar hills. >> osgood: 'tis the season to take us window shopping. steve hartman watches a secret santa at work. techno-claus is back with tips for holiday gifts. plus the brightest in christmastime lights and more. first headlines for this sunday morning the 14th of december, 2014h14. crowded streets and cities across the nation yesterday marchs were to call attention to the recent deaths of unarmed black men and boys at the hands of police. after an unusual saturday session, the senate has approved a $1.1 trillion spending bill. president obama to sign to keep the government operating through september. california is cleaning up from last week's stormy weather that included a rare tornado in los angeles. power has now been restored everywhere, some roads including stretch of the pacific coast highway remain closed. marcus mayo that is is

you will scroll down find at the bottom the registry.u can kind of collect your information, collect your information by using your special password. you will be the only owner of your information. >> ernesta founded citizen forensics based in england. they have spent years abroad studying forensics. >> we want to fight corruption in mexico. so we thought how we could make something that was resistant to the attacks of organized crime, the state. basically, they have yet to put the citizens at the center of the forensic councils to break the monday omly of the state to break this truth and by that we're changing the rules of the game. >> we're knot just bringing the experts from outside, international experts, but putting together this family, who have become experts, to put them together to create the strongest forensic sciences system, at the center for the people who are more interested in finding a loved one. >> reporter: ernesta, and aeli see this as never been more attention on the missing. this is fernando osegella, his father ano

but participation and registries is important if the registry rules allow the data to be used on public performance. registries can collect information that goes well beyond what you're going to find in claims data. it makes sense to find out, i think, whether public reporting which physicians participate in appropriate registries and explaining why participation matters could put pressure on doctors and providers in general to choose to participate. but the big opportunity is in health information exchange. for performance measurement and various other reasons. that's -- it could be the heart of a lot of stuff. so that means we need to push for continuing expansion and standardization of information and electronic health records including patient-reported information and push providers to share this information in large regional and national databases. a public measure telling which providers are participating in these exchanges might actually create incentives. certainly the government needs to invest heavily in this path. think of it as the interstate highway system for health care.

some films we have seen are being honored by joining the national film registry. congress. >> 25 titles including "saving private ryan" will join the registry. another notable, the 1971 childhood favorite starring gene wilder, oh, i love this one. with the oompa loompas. it's "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." ♪ oompa loompa doompadee doo ♪ ♪ if you are wise you'll listen to reena ♪ the film registry chooses movies that are at least ten years old which are considered culturally historic or have aesthetic cinematic treasures. >> yeah, well, you know, that's just like your opinion, man. >> yeah, many fans glad to see the cohen brothers cult favorite "the big lebowski" fits into that classification as well. >>> a 6-year-old theater critic who landed an interview with sting. >> "the last ship" was a topic of conversation. but before they got to all that, the kindergartner had to clear something up. >> hi. >> how are you? >> hi. good to be here. so i have a question for you. why are you called mr. sting? that's kind of an unusual name. i like it, but why are you

registry registry rules allow r public reporting on provider performance. think, which physicians registries can collect information that goes well beyond what you will find in claims data. it makes sense to find out, i anticipate it appropriate registries and explaining why precipitation matters that actually put pressure on providers in general to choose to participate. the big opportunity is in health information exchange. for performance measurements and various other regions -- reasons, that can be the heart of a lot of stuff. to push for aneed continuing expansion of information in electronic health records, including patient and pushinformation providers to share information in large, regional, and national databases. a public measure telling which providers are participating in these exchanges might actually create incentive. certainly, such as a patient could be critical and the government needs to invest heavily in this. it is a major investment and really should be a focus. i will finish on a relatively easy and quick and strangely neglected path

already 25,000 have signed up on the va's online registry."america tonight's" sheila macvicar now investigates. why they still used burn pits. >> for years the u.s. military burned its trash, everything from garbage to chemicals to tires to plastics and more in smoldering burn pits. burn pits that by law, should have been put out of business. a law passed by congress in 2009 designed to protect the health of service men and women and the them. >> if you have over 100 people at the base and you have them over 90 days you need to start developing plans to get rid of your birn burn pits. >> gene aloese was charged with getting rid of the burn pits. incinerators that burn at hire temperatures with less toxic pollution. but not only did aloese say the contractors didn't use burn pits. >> how do you properly get this done, what does proper oversight and management and how do you hold people accountable for when they screw up? it all goes back to one thing. poor management, oversight and holding people accountable by the army corps of engineers. >>

one of 25 films added to the international film registry. the list is kept of culturally motional pictures. david is the editor of movie city news. let's start with saving private ryan. why did it make the list. >> it's a steven spielberg films, it's one of those movies. it's tom hanks and matt damon, but the first hour, when they take the beach. it's never been anything since. it's a singular piece of film that we have not seen anything like it. >> "the big lebowski). a cult classic. it's where people quote every line in the movie. it's a beloved movie. it's a crazy piece of philosophy. we have a paul henderson movie, which is similar in tone. though a bit more serious. it's just a beloved goofy silly movie, and everyone does the invitations whether it will be such a movie. >> let's play a clip of the next film on the list. let's look at this one. >> movie reel: dr hill, there's a plot. that sounds crazy, you are probably thinking this poor girl flipped. but i have not flipped. all the same, there are plots against people, aren't there? >>

other films that made the registry there is year, rosemary's baby, from the 60s, then private did --g private ryan, willie wonka and the chocolate factory, all great film. "storming norman" did i, and the sound incredible. director burton sharing details about beatle juice sequel. so he says he will direct the second installment, and winona rider will be back on her role. no when the cult classic could come to movie screens. >> so two local chefs run finale of hell's kitchen last night. but unfortunately, neither of them won. both were sent packing before the final competition. the winner was la tasha, will become a chef at gordon ramsey's public and grill opening in february, in atlantic city. >> gordon ramsey was here sometime back. everyone said he is the nicest man. >> he is nice. >> yes. >> in real life. >> pope francis was tweeted to cake, cards and tango demonstration for his birthday. >> so dozens of couples as you will see here perform the pope's favorite dance in saint peters square, right there at the vatican. however, he did not dance himself. the pope turned 78 years old

but this is food for thought it is there are different ways to go about constructing around the registry a couple of thoughts businesses would submit an application and come before the commission for final vetting and approval to insure that some of the quantitative components in the legislation in terms of the community involvement and i and their impact so i'm going to be looking at direction from you to help create some of the definition. >> so i really appreciate dr. i's bells thoughts i will have to start putting this together for you so but i would feel free to give me input for recommendations you have at at this point in terms of direction i'd be happy to you know take microwave that feedback before next meeting with that we'll close out the item. >> thank you so next item is director's report commissioners i'll provide a verbal report so the mayor accident announce is on november 25th i think the shop and dine in the 49 program a program to promote doing your holiday shopping and dining in the 49 square miles up to january 12th we're you encouraging consumers and businesses to t

. >> ♪ >> so, ferris buehler has been selected, for the national film registry. library, the library of congress preserves 35 films, at least ten years old, that are significant in some way. other films to make this years registry the big lebowsky, rose marie's baby, saving private ryan willie wonka and check late factory. >> i like willie wonka, that is a good one. >> they will be here, forever, preserved. >> um-hmm. >> do you think your job stinks? well, sometimes. >> you don't want to work for katie perry. what she supposedly makes her assistant walk around with all day. you will in the believe this. >> what she wants her to walk around with? what? around with? what? we you get used to the pet odors in your couch. around with? wyou think it smells fine, wbut your guest smell this. eliminate odors you've gone nose blind to with febreze fabric refresher. smells good. so you and your guest can breath happy. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent hear

the rule goes into effect after publication in the federal registry. >>> less than an hour and a half from now, nasa will launch its newest space ship at cape canaveral. it's designed to carry a crew to an asteroid and eventually the moon. >>> the town that where the shooting took place now owns the house. bank owned the home, deeded to the town. last night, the council voted to accept ownership. >>> dwindling enrollment will force two schools at the jersey shore to clofs. the two holy family lakewood, and st. denis school in monmouth county. they confirmed that both schools will close the end of the school year. the diocese oversees catholic schools in a short area. and leaders say more parents are opting to send their kids to public schools. >> these children represent the future of the catholic church. and now we move that much closer, that step closer to putting our future into question. >> well, trenton diocese said a third school st. paul elementary will have to close its doors if it can't raise significant funds by january. >>> and an informational meeting on radon after record

participation registries is important if the registry rules allow the data to be used for public reporting on provider performance. collect information collect information that goes well beyond what you will find in claims data. it makes sense to find out which physicians participate that could put pressure on doctors to choose to participate. but the big opportunity is in health information exchange. for performance measurement and various other reasons. it can be the heart of a lot of stuff. that means that means we need to push for continuing expansion of information in the electronic health record and push providers to share this information in large regional and national databases. a public measure telling which providers are participating might actually create exchanges. certainly such information could be a critical component. the government needs to invest heavily. think heavily. think of it as the interstate highway system for healthcare. a major investment. finally i will focus on are relatively easy and quick but strangely neglected task, getting our nationwide database on indiv

take payments and during the january february period is to start to develop the guidelines for the registry for the designation of a legacy business including the obligations a procedures and the documentation and you know probably an appeals process should a business want to appeal a decision and another other necessary provisions then during the january february period our office is required to insure that we conduct a survey to businesses and to property owners is there a need for technical assistance what are some of the issues brown around lease and acquisitions financial incentives and what kind of marketing pr program, mini public education and continuity issues that need to be developed those needs to be defined because they will likely require is budget ask and so the timeline that i'mic with is so we have a good idea of what this is by the end of the march i need if we're going to have this budgeted for the we're in the 2014-2015 the 2015- 2016 to run the program and have to have a good idea of our budget ask beyond the 50 discolors current registration fee currently in the legisl

saw in virginia was more funds, $50 million allocated to inpatient and out-patient care, a better registry so that when a hospital bed is available, what happened to the senator was that they couldn't find a bed for his son, and they didn't have a registry that would tell you where a bed was available. and so that's going to be happening in the state. more crisis services, better procedures for how they deal with people who are in need of help. and they also did some work in virginia on at-risk youth, which is important, as you heard, getting in early. so they started to do some programs there. there is much work still to be done in village but they certainly got started there. we would like to see other states take that up. it shouldn't take a tragedy. it's the right thing to do. host: mary giliberti, the director of the national alliance on mental illness. what state is doing the right thing or things and which states do you think need to do more? guest: i can tell that you wisconsin, for example, they passed 17 pieces of legislation last year on mental health care. the speaker had a bi-

the scope of the port it is a city project a regional project that involves regional regularity or registry terrors and requires federal money in the at the end but impacts the land use choices we make at the port level we have to be talking with the city about the land use choices so the city has flexibility to protect itself in the future this slide is a trig to show some of the policy conflicts of seawall rise and i'll walk through it quickly showing some of the piers are circuit to topping over the waves today, we're facing that risk now over time i seawall rise and there will be more frequent flood exposure to the piers eventually there is a problem with maintaining the piers the gray bar shows the work window there slink to be costly there is not enough hours we can get a clue underneath the piers to do the maintenance work and eventually the piers are we regularly flood city needs to build a line of defense it needs to raise the current seawall wall or build a levy this is a guess maybe by 2050 that need to protect the city so where they build that line of defense how does a relate t

wonder if that's on the registry.here is true happiness at costco. >> i have found happiness many times at costco. >>> a cat named ka moe is out of hiding after being sold with an old mattress set. he was hiding in the box spring when the deal was done. he jumped out in transit and went missing. >> his desperate owners took to social media. after ten days there was a sighting. they set a trap. they had to bait the cat. c camo came in two pounds lighter banged up, but made it home all right. >> sash deans, a male cat. straight to the stomach. >> we have to find out the sex of the cat. >> for many of you, your local news is next. >> for the rest of you, we are back next. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical f

now taught in schools and part of the national film registry. >> house was it right there. >> reporter: we went back this afternoon to that corner in brooklyn with the actor who played the ill-fated radio a rahim. he throws the garbage can into the window. >> first time it bounced right off. >> reporter: it did? >> yeah, then it stuck in the window. like, come on, spike! get it together, man! >> reporter: put a little elbow grease in there. >> third time's the chairman. >> reporter: there you go. his boom box recently sold at auction for more than $9,000. in the movie, hid loud music irritates his italian neighbors and a street fight erupts. 25 years ago, what were we to learn from radio rahi m's death? >> in a lot of tragic situations, there's more than one source of blame. you have to get along with one another. people don't want you playing muse nick the store, don't go in there blasting your box, man. you might not get killed. but at the same time -- >> reporter: that's radio rahim talking. >> but he shouldn't have gotten killed. >> reporter: if you had a young radio sitting right

any registered juveniles should be taken off that registry. >>> former president george h.w. bush is close to going home. today marks one week since the 90-year-old was taken to the hospital. the president's breathing is now back to normal. he and former first lady barbara bush released a statement thanking everyone for their good wishes and prayers. as for george bush's son, jeb, another sign points towards a presidential run. yesterday the former florida governor announced he will resign off his seat of a timer with company in florida and also leave his advisory role with a bank. bush is reviewing all of his business and civic engagements as he considers a white house bid. now, this as a new poll finds that jeb bush and chris christie are the frontrunners for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. bush leading the way, 23%. the former florida governor has that much of republican support and 13% said they prefer chris christie if the election took place now. neither christie nor bush has made an announcement about whether they're running for the white house. >>> well i

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