when character shier came to san francisco general hospital it was clear she had very significant injuries which includeddier to her pelvis and her heel bone. san francisco general is the only trauma center in the city so if you get injured anywhere from the bridges down to the airport, you are coming here. >>> i we want to the public health do an overall screens and that included hiv aids and then the nurse came in and said, don't worry hundred. i have never given a positive and ten minutes later, his face went flush write and was test was positive. >> she came to us during her pregnancy and was very worried about passing hiv onto her baby. >> this is really a world class situation and we are the safety health hospital for 20% in the city and major research and education institution and we have over 150 person investigator and is around 800 people who have worked on this campus doing just research. >> none of this would be possible if we deny have the outside support of of the foundation. the support is very broad and supports many many programs. some examples are bay pack and then, anoth

san francisco that we call home. you know, it's through the san francisco general hospital foundation that we are able to impact all residents lived lives and is vital for the health and welfare of the san francisco community and visa is proud and i really mean it visa is proud to support in world-class hospital that is responsible for keeping the alt bay area healthy and at visa we recognize the importance of supporting our local communities of where we live and work which, is why i'm proud on behalf of visa and all of the folks here today from visa to present aztec hero who's the quintessential example of someone who's dedicated to improving the welfare and safety of those in our mutual community the general -- saves people suffering from violence and unintendingle injury and since 2005 since she began working at the trauma department at san francisco general has indicated indicated a passion for preventive project like the wrap around project. doctor vickiers know that many traumatic injuries can be prevent it'sed and nearly every -- in the city comes to san francisco general and her research is used to discover preventiv

but more importantly we want to thank the san francisco general hospital foundation for the work you do everyday to support san francisco general hospital to help us to continue to pursue our wishes of helping those in need. so we we are here today because of and on behalf of daniel abraham. (applause) . and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but their mind and their soul. you must recognize that unless patient and the family are peopleally and tactally cared for. they will not be able to survive their cancer treatment. or to face the end of their life with diggity. so, rachel and i feel very bless and had lucky to the able to work with a team of people so dedicated and providing incredible surface. to what limits this office all of the time to and patients that often have nowhere else to turn to. thank you . >> we are also here today represe

i'm on the service excellence, where we're trying to change the tone at san francisco general, to changethe way things are done at san francisco general, to make sure we do meet those standards. so if you cut people right now, that's just going to -- it's going to blow it all up. and we may not meet those standards because there's no way that two people, working on the nursing unit taking care of 10 patients is going to meet that standards. it's just not going to happen. it's humanly impossible to meet the standards that are going to be placed upon us, once this gets implemented and full -- so i give credit to the head of the hospital. she's been working really hard, sue, barbara garcÍa, even people like me, everybody, we're all in this to make sure that this works. because we want public health to remain strong like it is. we want to still provide the best service that we can, like we do. but, you know, all these ltle things, you can't -- you can't undercut us. so this is not the time to be cutting public health. this is the time when public health really needs to be built up. you know,

san francisco general we don't own as you know. we have a significant presence both in terms of our clinic staff anticipate teach students and trainees. many of our studies are in compromiseable buildings. but those brick building do not comply with the building sowed. so we're going to look at vacating those brick buildings and constructing a new building on the parking lot adjacent to the current hospital that will accommodate your offices from the other brick buildings. as well as some off campus leases. we have gone discussions with our staff and as well as the department of public health. we're industrial trying to figure out how at all the building is going to be. we need to come up with a solution with the parking that will be displaced as well as a mechanism foresight control. so this is the bigger picture of facts. so we are - we currently have 8 million square feet. we will grow by 10 and a half percent excluding parking. this does not include our mission bay campus. we have the capability to build there. and speaking of

san francisco general we don't own as you know. we have a significant presence both in terms of our clinic staff anticipate teach students and trainees. many of our studies are in compromiseable buildings. but those brick building do not

adopt a resolution of the board of education the san francisco school district 30 years the school district city and county of san francisco 2012 general obligation refunding amounts not to exceed $80 million to refinance certain outstanding general bonds of the district authorizing the cliefr of an official statement and official notice of sale approving the bid and execution and delivery of a bond purchase agreement and escrow agreement proitd for the approval of official statement and execution of documents recommended to next there with. >> thank you any comments or questions there are no speakers signed up for this. seeing none? roll call >> (calling names). >> all right. item 2 may i hear a motion on the resolution of the san francisco unified school district authorizes the school district city and county of san francisco general obligation bond proposition organization election 2011 not exceed $5 million. may i hear the reading of the recommendation >> yes one year ago we did series a for $205 million. the recommendation that the board of education adopt a resolution inform the board of education of the san francisco school dist

the remainder of the sources for the supplemental are revenues in san francisco general hospital, and laguna honda hospital. in the past, we've historically had our revenues come in somewhat overbudget and used those to cover our expenditure side. we're doing that partially, but not fully this year. in addition to those revenues, we are deappropriating and reappropriating expenditure savings in the general fund to help cover the transfers to the hospitals. and so that bottom line and the number that you see in the legislation in front of you is $46.1 million, including the deappropriation and reappropriation from general fund. i do want to highlight a couple of issues that are out there, potential revenues that are out there, that could come in positively towards the end of the year. we have a couple of major medi-cal prior year settlements that are outstanding. those are audits that reconcile our payments to what we should have been paid. we believe that we have some potential good news to come from those audits, based on our preliminary data from the state. but the timing of those p

and we're in the process of rebuilding san francisco general hospital on the progress side we're on track in terms of the bond project and in terms of the timeline and it demonstrates our ability to move heard. there are expenditures on the furniture and equipment and on some of the transition costs that are not bond eligible costs those need to be paid out of the general fund costs. so that's one of our challenges ahead. and then, of course, our general increases in the costs of doing business in the department. so we clearly have a lot of work to do. right now we're still in the process of working with our commission because of the size of the deficits and the challenges that we have based on our projection of our current year deficit. we've extended those discussion later into the spring that we generally do. we're going to be bringing a set of proposals to the health commission in mid-april and, of course, sharing those with the members of this committee as we do so and having further discussions with you throughout the budget process. but a number of things we need to do are the chan

. >> both men were taken to san francisco general hospital in critical condition. the numbers indicate where the shells were shot. they got the gun they found it was an air powered weapon. if there was to indication that any of his customers were having any issues. >> we had no incidents as far as any kind of altercations between customers. >> reporter: police are canvassing the area attempting to interview witnesses. david campos says the incident is taken very seriously. >> it's very important not to jump conclusions. any time there is an officer involved shoeing there are automatic investigation take place. >> police are testing the air powered weapon whether to see if it is lethal. they are investigating why the other individual was shot. both males are in san francisco general hospital room. >> people waving guns caused a panic but it was a false alarm. police were called to fifth and mission streets. they were making a rap video with replica guns. >> we were filming a music video. it looks like it was a bank robbery so they came in full force. >> you definite

my name is david fleming, work with -- i'm a san francisco rep and work at san francisco general hospital as a registered nurse. born and raised in san francisco and worked for the city of san francisco for the last 20 years. since 2009 we have experienced multiple cuts in san francisco both in public healthcare and other services. as we look at what's going on with the financial system and the money they've taken out from us i urge the board of supervisors to investigate any form of fraud or any pleens by which we can recoup money taken from the city. it's a great city and we need to fund our services and not allow the banks to take money away from us ever again. thank you. >> supervisor avalos: thank you. >> i'm rebecca morrow, the public health nurse and i live in district 5. i think about this kind of in general terms, in family terms. when you have small children, and they have done something inappropriate, they have a time out. when you have a kid in high school, and they're not making the grade, they're acting up, they're breaking the rules, their report cards, their sat scores and

in san francisco there is a single center at san francisco general serving the county and the northern now, it's emergency room has 27 beds in the new hospital, which should be dmun 2015, the emergency room will be bigger. >> in the new hospital the emergency room will merely triple in size. we currently have 27 beds in the room. we'll have 60 in the new hospital and have ability to double that to surge up to 120 in a mass casualty incident. >> sf general and san francisco department of emergency management say not all victim woz need a trauma center, they're confident san francisco could handle a mass casualty incident so numbers seem to tell a different story. >> we'll weed be looking to neighbors around the bay area to fly or drive them so make sure right patients get to the right ware. >> if -- care. >> if there was a large incident today, the ambulance would be triaging on the field so injured folks could wo come here but other hospital woz join right in and we'd work together. >> san francisco emergency management says hospitals do not have helicopter landing pads there are preid

san francisco, and we will not stand up for that behavior. thank you. >> supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker please. >> hello. my name is brenda baros. i'm a -- member out in san francisco general hospital and i've been before you guys a lot of times before. and everybody knows how i feel about us having to pay more money towards our pension. and when i hear about things like this, it infuriates many of the city employees because, you know, what we were told, and what actually happened were two different things. so we're still stuck paying all this money. so what we want to say to you is we hope that you guys will all get together and make sure that everybody, not just us, is paying their fair share. if the banks are ripping off money from the city, from our pension plan, which caused it to be in problems, abilityd then you have to come to us to get more money to cover the problems, then it needs to be fixed. and we insist upon that. because the city cannot come to us for more money, until you collect all the money that you haven't collected already. i know even for healthy san francisco, they're still not collecting all the money from the businesses. i mean where does it end.

in san francisco there is a single center at san francisco general serving the county and the northern part of san mateo county. now, it's emergency room has 27 beds in the new hospital, which should be dmun 2015, the emergency room will be bigger. >> in the new hospital the emergency room will merely triple in size. we currently have 27 beds in the room. we'll have 60 in the new hospital and have ability to double that to surge up to 120 in a mass casualty incident. >> sf general and san francisco department of emergency management say not all victim woz need a trauma center, they're confident san francisco could handle a mass casualty incident so numbers seem to tell a different story. >> we'll weed be looking to neighbors around the bay area to fly or drive them so make sure right patients get to the right ware. >> if -- care. >> if there was a large incident today, the ambulance would be triaging on the field so injured folks could wo come here but other hospital woz join right in and we'd work together. >> san francisco emergency management says hospitals do not have helicopter la

to turn more deserveable patients away that would force a lot more people in desire need to san francisco general and i expect their costing the citizens of the san francisco a lot more then by private giving and volunteers. i do have several residents who have come to speak and their medically challenged. could i bring them forward? >> good afternoon i'm tim. i've been a residence for the last two months. the care and services provided by them is very incredible to someone who has hiv. i say the funding shouldn't be cut because it's very, very critical in the cycle of recovery that all hiv and aids patients go through. i really encourage you to reconsider before you cut. i need there are a lot of issues i need to consider but do consider this. thank you >> hi. thank you for hearing me, i'm a required school teacher i have aids and cancer. i was looking the prospective with no cooking facility as a plays i was living while i was go through chemotherapy. now all the worry i had about my living space and being taken care of and any medical emergency hispanics to me has been lifted from my shoufldz

general fund which is used for city services. and it supports the grants benefits program. hotels most importantly employes san franciscans. this hotel that's been built employ people that live in san francisco, generations of people who have lived in san francisco and immigrants who have moved her. and the ability to have another hotel in our city will help people get jobs and also attract more business to san francisco. we had heard the hotel rooms is 33 how rooms. and, yes we've lost business because of our limited number of hotel rooms. and will ultimately be helping san francisco and we're very much in support of this hotel. it helps the economical impact for this city and welcome the people who come to san francisco and spend money. people who spend time in a hotel spend twice as much money while they're in the city. and that's something to remember. so again, we encourage you to support that hotel and the approval for this hotel to move forward and provided jobs in san francisco. thank you >> hi i'm part of the mobile health center and the free student clinic. i just wanted to point out that my stance is the project is not necessary and desirablely fails to medicate the impact on the

san francisco. we've enjoyed long stoond relationships with san francisco medical center. and we have generated an impact of about $6.2 billion for the regional economy. so our long-range development plan is the universities equivalent to other institutions what they prepare. we have over a period of 15 to 20 years the current plan you'll hear about references of how we have changed. the next plan is expected to have a planning horizon of 2035 anticipate that plan with counsel a report which will be certified and adopted. our l ap is driven by our strategy academic plan. this is a that shows our campus. the pink cycles note the major owned sites and the number of cycles represent the amount of is that a we have at the sites. our largest sites are at mission bay and we also have a multiple building site at mount sdooen. our other sites will be the mission building and san francisco general. this table shows you our primary activities and major sites i described. you can see our in patient and outpatient care as well as our regional research plans and housing. at mission bay we have a significant

the top of the hour san francisco police are looking for two people that pulled up and got out of four-door vehicle and one man was shot in the shoulder and taken to san francisco generale victim was targeted and the gang-taskcourse is in the area. >>> eric williams is being searched for the district attorney cases of two men gunned down. investigators have not named the former justice of the peace as a suspect. >>> the sequestration is causing people to shut back on park and tours and that included the flight 93 memorial. the director of the national park service says budget cuts are forcing them to reduce access to the area and the other national parks. >> no specific park was singled out. >>> the park board of directors has decided to experiment with night meetings. few people other than bart employees and contractors attend and bart will hold two night meetings to see if more regular riders attend. they will discuss restrictions on bringing bicycles on train. >>> an english teacher telling students to study nazi propaganda and come up with evidence blaming the jews and the district principle says the assignment was ill-conceived. >> i can go from a letter of counse

both individuals who have not been identified, are still in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. we're live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> ama: police in concord made an arrest in the first homicide of the year there. 25-year-old garcia ramirez of brentwood was shot to death during a large party last night. witnesses at the party gave officers a description of the gunman. they arrest edvin sent ochoa of concord. an argument preceded the shooting. >> an update on a story we brought you yesterday at 5:00. after a standoff in santa rosa, police arrested a man wanted on a number of charges. officers tracked down 22-year-old eric pinnade da to a home last night. they say he century surrendered. he was wanted on reckless evading and child endangerment charges for leading police on a chase with his 15-month-old son in the car. >> a 30-year-old woman suffered a heart attack today during the san francisco rock 'n' roll half marathon. the woman was in cardiac arrest when pair met kicks were called. they were able to revive her. she was taken to a hospital and remains in serious

also to help families we've got a center and this is san francisco general and appraise comprehensive assessments with the . along with d c y f we cover all the birthday of 5 years old. and then our major investment is with family resource centers we have 25 around the city. we've proud of them. a lot of other departments are interested in joining us and others are joining us like the mayor's office. and we're also taking our family resource centers on a pathway to quality. you he can see this is about $610,000. any questions? i know that supervisor farrell wants to us talk about our budget thirty signed work orders this is involving the mayor's office of housing we give programs for our joint strategies and other departments give us money to support our strategies. this mostly centers around the family centers. so this is about child development. just a little bit more about our race to the top challenge money. that is a federal award we were given a grant for 3 had the $3 million. we are target our sites for children. we also are working in calibration with 5 other bay area that hav

if our program closes the gateway most of those woman and would be out of care or at san francisco general costing more money. we need our support to sustain the basic foundation of the cities services. because it's smart, cost saving financial investment into the health care of our community. >> thank you very much. next speaker >> hi i'm adrian and i came base i'm at usc for example i get treatment also a lot of community woman get treatment there and the cuts would mean they'd have no mental health care and no nutritional health care and a lot of our community depended on those services and without that they wouldn't go for medical care because everything is done under one appointment. i'm hopeful that you wouldn't cut those services. >> thank you very much. next speaker and thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm katie i'm a psych health worker. we work closely with the medical provides at the hiv program and we're the case managers with the catholic charities. we work together with women who have hiv. for the past decade we've been providing the service bringing mental health and

san francisco general are not necessarily those distinct we could do something to enhance the neighborhood around mission bay to give it more character. and in terms of laurel heights you said that you've put out requests for developers i want to know whereer >> we issued qualifications in december and we are following up that review those proposals and are following up that our r f q to a short us of developer teams and we'll be receiving those proposals later this - later in the spring. and then by the summer we'll make some sort of decision. and when you issued that request was it pretty generic? just curious about the kind of projects you - >> we didn't specify what kinds of used for the site. i would note to the current zoning is r m-1. it is a residential zoned property. so the question is would a developer submit a plan that conforms to that zoning or would it require rezoning? we're obviously trying to optimize any revenue we might receive from that property but we know it's a a sensitive neighborhood >> your state and we're look like obviously it's different. obviously revenue is

my name is david fleming, work with -- i'm a san francisco rep and work at san francisco general hospital as a registered nurse. born and raised in san francisco and worked for

both of the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital but we're told that their injuries are expected to be survived. they are non- life-threatening at this time. again, right now no suspect information being released but this is a developing story. live in san francisco, delete. >> several people are in custody following the shooting of another victim. this happened around them sell" win. the victim is identified as a 24 -year-old male who have to undergo surgery for that, life-threatening injuries. >>> oakland police are investigating a string of shootings. the latest happened after 8:00 on the corner of second avenue and holly street. this happened around the 8900 block of international boulevard. when police arrived they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. no arrests have been made in any of the shootings and there's no further information at this time. >>> a bus crash ignited a blaze in vallejo earlier this evening. you can see a tour bus burning on eastbound interstate 80. firefighters were able two extin