i'm a little wimp because i didn't respond like all the macho guys responded.so if they can go as individuals rather than group setting is rather than good. so i commend you for doing that, but i hope they coordinate it with the various different departments. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? all right. i believe that we're on number 10 now. director -- >> yes. item 10, presentation on cancer care that's relative to the sfhf proposition. this'll be presented by page seitz metsler. >> good afternoon. i'm page seitz-metzler. i would like to start out on the first -- on slide two and look at the center of the chart. and what you'll notice is there is that -- and this is just for 2018. 7% of your population was actively treated for cancer during that year. it doesn't mean that there -- you know, you would expect your population -- there's a lot more cancers, but during the year 2018, 7% were treated. that resulted in 10% of your medical spend. and if we were looking at the top cancers going clockwise starting at the top, what you see is that skin c

my honor to present the award for first responders.tion's first ever patriot awards, which you all were kind enough to show up at. the first responder serves with the need is the greatest. they run towards the problem when everybody else is rubbing away from it. performing outstanding acts of heroism and courage far beyond the call of duty. a first responder never gives into fear or loses hope. we honor those who selflessly put their lives on the line every single day in the face of crisis. tonight's recipient demonstrates a willingness to help others on and off of the clock and has proven to put his whole heart and soul in to protecting the community and his nation, travis moss. >> being scared to death -- as a first responder, you hear a lot, you're running in as everyone else is running out. so i just joined the army reserve after 9/11. so he knew exactly what he was getting into. the country was already at war. that speaks volumes of the kind of person travis is that he gave up the comforts of home to deploy not once but now twice

states for the american government to respond ? we states for the american government to respond?rlier space race in the 60s and 70s when one did max i did something, the other side said we have to do something just make sure oui’ have to do something just make sure our population know we're not sleeping. that is what putin has doing today. he is happy to brag, he has some bragging rights on this, andi has some bragging rights on this, and i hope that that pushes the united states and our allies and partners in the direction of taking this threat seriously. the national defence strategy from 2018 recognises that we are back in great power competition, that we need to ta ke power competition, that we need to take the threats from russia and china hypersonic and otherwise seriously. 0ur china hypersonic and otherwise seriously. our service chiefs, all of them, have been making suggestions and putting us towards developing a more hypersonic technology, as well as being responded to them, being more flexible, mobile, and looking at should be have so many aircraft carriers, or should w

and we need to respond accordingly. the impact of these deaths and of drug use weighs heavily on my constituents, who want and deserve safe straight -- street. those suffering from addiction are also persecuted by the stigma against the disease. as a community, we need to act boldly and compassionately in dealing with substance-use disorder and drug overdose. what we're going to hear today is what this emergency response will look like, both what we're doing and what more we can do. we can no longer accept business as usual. we need comprehensive actionable solutions that address the core issues and change the status quo. there are a set of things that i've asked for the department of public health to respond to specifically, in terms of what we are doing and what we can do more of. what we know is that we -- that every day people are abandoned on our streets or cycle in and out of emergency rooms. we lack the intensive case management to ensure people don't fall through the cracks. and we need to support the folks who

and when we have to respond to it, it's not always pretty, right? and i think a lot of times we don't want to criminalize addiction, of course, but behavior that results in people being harmed because someone's addiction which i've seen in my own family that is very difficult. and the consequence of people's drug use, at times. and that has to be taken care of in a way that i think causes a lot of conflict. and i think we need to understand that aspect of it. i have so much compassion for people who are suffering from addiction. i think more than you will ever know. and i want to thank you, again, supervisor haney for calling for this. i also just want to make sure that we are all on the same page in terms of understanding that not only is the crisis for those that are experiencing addiction, and we have to find a way to help them, whether or not it's increaseed use of narcan, making sure we have people going out with our police officers who do go out to get called to events that could harm the individual using drugs or somebody on the other side of

it's about all responders that do both jobs. lot out there that serve their community and military. they come home and the civilian job is to be a first responder. we have 50 members of our local police department here in the audience that support him. [cheers & applause] and we -- an our city and department has many members that do the same thing as him. so he doesn't think it's about him. it's about all of those people willing to not doing not in one venue but two. >> thanks, guys. thanks so much. >> we'll be back with more patriot awards. >> i would like to ask all veterans, all active members of our military and all first responders present in the crowd to please stand. [applause] holy cow! [applause] thank you. thank you, guys. [applause] well, i'd say that's about half the crowd making this the most secure location. >> when we come back, a message from the vice president of the united states. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your docto

priorities, well we have a greater need than the bond funds are able to respond to. so prioritization amongst the needs is very important for police and fire station projects, and regarding the, efws, regarding the conditions of facilities and the fact cal importance. it speaks to the opportunity to provide for post disaster recovery and coordination at a particular facility or facilities, that is to be decided. amongst the prospective projects for fire and police, these are the ones that present most prominently amongst the variety of facilities throughout both facilities for police and fire. the efws. the bond in 2020 will be speaking to an improvement of the west side, which has been outside the traditional or the normal realm of awss, and we also intend to address needs on the east side, along the waters edge, the base edge, with a particular man fold -- manifold project. it's nan expansion in that regard, and in a second, i'll show you how that makes a difference. there's two phases to the west side. one will be spring, if you will, and the second phase under a

it was the employees assistance program report when they were talking about first responders. and knowing they need specialized service, but then, when i asked about for retirees, would they be included, and they said no, they could get their counseling through the system. and, of course, this group of people, the first responders need specialized service for them to just go to the mental health program and get regular counseling would not be -- work very well. so i think -- and it said they're going out for r.f.p. does this r.f.p. include retirees. >> the r.f.p. on behalf of five city agencies are deemed first responders and it is not my understanding that it includes retirees, but we can investigate that. we are concerned about the mental health access for all members and active members do have access to employee assistance programs and there are specialized ones for first responders. the question that you raised on whether there is specialized services for first responders in retirement is a very good question. and we're considering that. we've been talking with all of our

they have responded to a reported shooting at the naval shipyard. the incident reporting coming just in the last 15 minutes or so. due to the ongoing security incident, they tell us several access gates for the naval shipyard have been closed down. and, they are not letting anyone in or out at this moment. a lot of the different buildings, people are sheltering in place. military police, as well as the local police in hawaii are responding. this is coming in from our sister station, in hawaii. let's listen in for just a moment. >> the active shooter situation is under control. honolulu police swat officers you can see the mobile command unit on that traffic cam. they just turned. you see they are followed by quite a few officers. right there you see the mobile command unit heading on to base. you can see is going to stop at the gate. is going to get, these are the only people being allowed through the gate right now and that is law enforcement agencies. >> we should tell you that traffic is basically at a standstill right now. we should tell you tha

and our first responders.them too. >> reporter: the school put out a statement saying members of our staff witnessed the accident immediately called 911 and did their best to provide care for the student. san rafael has not released any more details. we do know that counselors will be here on campus to help

it didn't respond to us. one north bay homeowner told us they've gotten together a group of homeowners and they're going to get a lawyer involved. we'll let you know if their fight goes to court. nbc bay area responds to more complaints about cellular phones than any other topic. sometimes those gripes are about the price. new phones can now go for more than 1,000 bucks. well, some shoppers save money buying used, but that comes with some red flags. we're going to show you how you can save some money on used phones, but we want to make sure your savings don't cost you your privacy. chris: we buy used cars. we buy used homes. so why not a used smartphone? kelseyy: a used phone might have a few dings and scratches, but the money that you save will more than cover a case to hide those imperfection. chris: that's kelsey sheehy, a finance writer at nerdwallet.com. she told our san diego "responds" team that there's some serious money to be saved going pre-owned. kelsey: but you can save hundreds of dollars if you

this morning, "we strongly responded and always will.ran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq, they will be held fully responsible and in addition, expect them to protect the embassy and so notified. >> eric: lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon. >> you mention hundreds if not dozens of iranian backed militia trying to storm the embassy compound in baghdad but so far, they don't look like they have gone too far inside, no reported injuries and i am told by officials inside the embassy all american embassy personnel are safe. teargas has been fired from inside the compound to those protesters but it does not look like it is having much of an effect. there are reports had to be evacuated but that's not true according to embassy personnel i spoke to today. the ambassador is on vacation. this mob represents the propaganda machine working on new year's eve following this u.s. air strikes on an iranian backed militia killing 25 fighters. iraq's prime minister tweeted in english a short time ago "while we condemn the u.s. air

what have they responded tonight? >> that's right, alex.ouse is saying they are not willing to send a lawyer to that hearing on wednesday. it'll be the first in the house judiciary committee. now, interestingly pat cipollone, the white house counsel who sent this letter to chairman naddler this evening, they had a 6:00 p.m. deadline to do so spends much of the five page letter complaining about the process of the impeachment inquiry so far. for example, citing the fact president trump, white house lawyers, republicans were not able to call their own witnesses, that the white house counsel didn't have access to transcripts from depositions that took place behind closed doors weeks ago. and yet now the house judiciary committee and house democrats have given the white house an opportunity to participate in its first hearing in its next phase of the impeachment inquiry and the white house is turning it down. pat cipollone in this letter citing the fact they were not provided enough information about what this hearing will entail. cipollone has

a very important thing to respond.ch. >> we have more information on the positions if you're interested. also the number on the screen. >> coming up. a desperate plea for the holiday. we feature a toy program last night. they need a lot of help to make good on the delivery. see how short they are. >> new at 5:00 one of the most secretive tech giants is thousanding thousand throws an open house. a legendary restaurant is preparing to close. what they have accumulated over 71 years. the garden growing discontent. a spot where a community grew roots >>> a desperate call for more toy nations. the program is falling short this year. >> we did the story last night. the program organizers say since the story aired, toys and donations have been coming in from all over the bay. why the need is so great. >> i have never seen the shelves bare. empty like this. >> for over two decades the richmond fire and police toy program has never looked like this. >> usually they're over flowing. with toys. we get a will the of donations at t

stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keeppublic safe. y i >>> a ups worker arrested on the job and accuse have had stealing someone's package she just delivered. >> when they walked out to their front porch, they found that the box that the apple ipad had come in was open and empty. >> and police say she opened the package, signed for it, and took the ipad right out of that box. >> police tracked her down on the same delivery route two kays later and arrested her. greg, the theft was all caught on home surveillance video. >> reporter: yeah, police tell us they were able to solve this crime because of a quick phone call from the victims as well as some help from ups. and now in this case, they say that the person that was hired to help out, well, they are accused of helping themselves to someone else's stuff. >> reporter: caught on home surveillance cameras, a ups aid is seen delivering a package tuesday night to a home on st. james place in piedmont. moments later, she leaves empty- handed. but looks can be deceiving. when th

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you make the good point that on page 47 or 49 of the respondent's brief they seem to say the opposite. they seem to suggest by quoting that third circuit case. >> the past case, right. >> that, in fact, they are going to have to prove, but for causation at the end, and the question here is really what they have to allege now? and if -- if we take it that way, i mean, mr. chimerinski can say what he wants about that, and let's assume that that's true, that they'll have to prove, but for causation at the end and that is the ultimate standard in the case, but this is a complaint and, you know, it's pre-discovery and the plaintiff is not going to know what the defendant was thinking about in making whatever contract decisions the defendant was making and -- and so what do you think the plaintiff has to allege at the beginning? >> i think, you know, i have two answers to that. >> first, the 9th circus ruling had nothing to say about the difference between pleading and the merits. in fact, the 9th circuit worked from what was needed to prevail on the merits to then upholding the complaint.

so i really do hope that whoever responds, responds to the vote. i'm excited and looking forward to seeing what the responses are and i thank you and everyone else for all the wonderful work you've done and you've been here five times this year on this -- [laughter] we don't have a lot of questions left. [laughter] thank you so much. >> it's been a pleasure. all in favor. >> aye >> any opposed. resolution 1948 has been approved. >> clerk: item 14a is authorization to file with the california building standards commission the ports amendments to the 2019 california building standards code and the local findings of support such modifications. repeal the current 2016 port of san francisco building standards code which includes the 2016 port of san francisco building code or building existing building mechanical electrical plumbing and grown building standards codes effective midnight december 31st, 2019 and three, adopt the 2019 port of san francisco building standards code which includes the 2019 port of san francisco building existing building mecha

as i mentioned before, it is not just respond.the tuppence of a strike that we need to — make sense of strike that we need to look at but also the defence. in the earlier space race in the 60s and 70s, once idid space race in the 60s and 70s, once i did something and the other side said right, we have to do something, at least to show a population that we are not sleeping. and that is a bit what putin has been doing today. he is happy to brag and have some barrett —— bragging rights on this andi barrett —— bragging rights on this and i hope that pushes our united states allies in the direction of taking this threat seriously. the national defence strategy from 2018 recognises that we are back in great power competition, that we need to ta ke power competition, that we need to take the threats from russia and china, hypersonic and otherwise, seriously. 0ur china, hypersonic and otherwise, seriously. our service chiefs, all of them, have been making suggestions and pushes it towards developing more hypersonic technology as well as w

will there be pressure in the united states for the american government to respond? in the ‘60s and ‘70s. when one side did something, the other side said, right, we have to do something, at least to show our population that we're not sleeping. yes, and i think that's a bit of what putin has been doing today. he is happy to brag and have some bragging rights on this and i hope that pushes the united states and our allies and partners in the direction of taking this threat seriously. the national defence strategy from 2018 recognises that we are back in great power competition, that we need to take the threats from russia and china, hypersonic and otherwise, seriously. our service chiefs, all of them, have been making suggestions and pushes towards developing more hypersonic technology as well as ways to respond to them — being more flexible and mobile and maybe looking at, should we have so many aircraft carriers or should we have other kind of platforms from which we can launch our missiles? dozens of passengers have survived a plane crash in kazakhstan in which 12

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and the government to respond with the situation.eed resources now to help the people that are affected, but we need to strengthen the capacity of the government and the local community to be able to respond to these crisis. it is an investment. and the situation will be worse in the future and as you correctly said before, climate change in eastern africa is compounded by conflict and we continue affecting these areas. thank you very much for filling this and on that story this evening. good luck with your operations there. iran and the united states have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners. tehran has freed an american phd student zju—wey wong who was convicted of spying. he was swapped for an iranian scientist, massoud soleimani. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler has more. both iran and the us have made the most of this brief thought in their relationship. the foreign minister, even pictured himself. the professor on the right was arrested a year ago in chicago for allegedly violating trade sanctions. as he made his

the city departments did not respond effectively. i want to see concrete plan to place -- in place on how we respond to the city and next time -- the next time we have a flood. it was -- it has to have realtime action and every department should have to be -- have clear rules and expectations for their response. if we can't respond when we have a disaster impacting a few dozen homes, i'm really afraid what is going to happen when we have a larger disaster. and also, part of this response mechanism really should be about notifying my office when things happen. there is nobody in four days that notified our office there was flooding. i only found out about it through the media. so the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: i submit. >> supervisor haney: thank you. today, i am introducing a revised and strengthened version of our legislation to build navigation centers city-wide authored with supervisors ronen, walton, and preston. there are over 9,000 people living on our streets without housing. 65%

professor says the cop responds to the drive his gestures and spoken commands. we can indicate what we want with our eyes and the system will figure out what we're looking at. when it's combine that with a spoken command and the system will take care of the rest. ok here is a little thing you're driving by a restaurant if you look at it and ask where you can park or whether they serve steak and the system gives you an answer or. nuance research and help to design this test vehicle it's outfitted with cameras that are focused on the driver special software detects head and i movements and uses g.p.s. and web data to figure out where the driver wants to go bankers says this technology will help germany stay among the world's leading can't export here's. the thing in 10 years most cars will be electric and these vehicles will be defined by their technology not by the type of engine or the thing i'm ok i will allow us to stay competitive. but the use of ai in cars raises serious questions what if a child suddenly runs onto the street a computer will have to decide h

but i tried to respond affirmatively.as accused once of actually running an affirmative action program at pbs because i was seeking to hire women of color, women -- people who were qualified bubut had not been on that search firms bring you when you have open positions or when you're looking to promomote. thejust asking those lists inclusive i think made a difference at pbs. the best news here, amy, all three of those positions where i was a first, i was not the last. in each of those positionons, there are now women ceos. amy: and president trump calling the media the enemy of the american people? well, it says everything, doesn't it? about the way he views free and open society. to openon't have access and trustworthy information how can we as citizens make any decisions about anything, but most particularly, how we vote? the leaders in our communities, statates, and in our country? trusteds, a free, press, is absolutely essential to a democracy. we have always known that, and now we have a threat to that in a way that

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to questions that are being asked so if a state cannot respond the refuses to respond to the questions of a un special rapporteur that's been mandated by states to monitor their compliance with the treaties they have signed then i'm seriously concerned about where we're heading where amidst a general election campaign here there broke us in restrictions but you mention there the c.p.s. which of course was run at the time by the now shadow bricks and secretary. and when you talk about u.k. authorities responses to your concerns of course the tories are the incumbent what has been the reaction from british authorities to your reports there right now in effect has been psychologically tortured i visited tunis and more than 6 months ago it was a 9th of may 2019 about 4 weeks after his arrest and the 2 medical doctors and this is all been out there i mean it was clear concerns that he showed all the symptoms that are typical for psychological torture that the pressure on him needed to be alleviated quickly and both doctors said otherwise his state of health will enter a downward spiral very