mechanisms which the san francisco department of public-health could fund the initiative through safe revenue. he ushered in the rebuild of the sucker burg san francisco general hospital and spent time with patients at the general hospital and laguna honda hospital in addition to visiting the sfdph heath centers where mayor lee created the department of homelessness in support of housing to focus efforts to prevent homelessness and assist those who are homeless. where as, mayor lee advocated for affordable housing and many ways including pledgeing to build and rehabilitate buildings intended for low-working and middle-class joining the board president david chew to reeight the housing preference program to assist tenants evicted through the ellis act sponsoring funding initiatives where mayor lee died december 12th, 2017 at san francisco general hospital and be it resolved the san francisco health commission acknowledges and honours mayor lee for his life-long commitment and dedication to improving the lives of others through his invaluable public service. his enormous compassion for others and his effective and thoughtful leadership and be it further resolved that th

rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> tenderloin is unique neighborhood where geographically place in downtown san francisco and on every street corner have liquor store in the corner it stores pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and har

to just echo the staff at the san francisco general hospital. i heard a stat a few years, nearly half of the emergencies at san francisco general hospital result from pedestrian collisions. so when you think about the pressure that's put on that system and the first responders who often bring the folks there, it gives you a sense of the scale and the impact of traffic safety in san francisco beyond just what we're talking about here today. the folks who are on the front line of that are largely men and women of the san francisco police department who are often the first responders to the scene of fritraffic collisions. and as dr. aragon said. it's not just fatalities, but 200 people or so that are injured each year in san francisco. so the fire department plays a critical role in getting people to the trauma center so that they can be helped as quickly as possible. so i want to acknowledge and ask to say a few words, our fire chief joanne hayes-white. >> good morning. thank you for being here. i did want to comment on everyone's alignment around

i want to thank the doctors at san francisco general hospital. that place is incredible what i saw that night. the public doesn't see what the officers go through. it impact impacted me and i want to thank the doctors there. last but not least, on a positive note, you seem to leave out major events that happened with your alma mater winning the national championship, the university of alabama. so i just want to congratulate you. >> thank you, very much. [laughter] >> ucla was robbed. [laughter] >> any other questions for the chief? >> item 1b. >> sorry, commissioner -- >> i just want to acknowledge to the public i know and you know about this that part of the collection of the firearms was due to a gun buy-back we had in december. i think we brought in 180 or something like that. >> close to 200. >> i just want to acknowledge they're working getting guns off the street. and got some christmas presents for a lot of people. >> thank you. that was a very successful gun buy-back. thank you foray announcing that. >> item 1b. directed to report on b.p.

at san francisco general hospital. his family, friends and colleagues were at his side. mayor lee suffered a cardiac arrest while he was out shopping late monday at his neighborhood safeway. susan erlich, ceo of priscilla chan and mark zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center said the mayor arrived after 10:00 p.m. in critical condition by ambulance and doctors tried to revive him for several hours. dr. lee was born in seattle, one of six children from chinese immigrants. i we he went onto work for the chinese american asian law caucus. he began working for the city and county of san francisco in 1989, holding various positions before being appointed as city administrator in 2005 by then-mayor gavin newsom. his rise from city bureau kratter bureaucrat to mayor came in 2011 after gavin newsom was elected lieutenant governor. mayor lee, known for his signature mustache and sunny disposition was elected twice by the voters of san francisco. what mattered most to him always was helping his fellow san franciscoans in occasionally delivering an almost perfec

to echo the praise for the folks at the san francisco general hospital, i heard a stat a couple years ago, i don't know if it's 100% accurate but nearly half of the admittance are from traffic issues. you think of the first responders who bring the folks there and the impact it has on the system, it gives you the scope of the impact of traffic safety in san francisco beyond what we're talking about here today. the folks on the front line are largely from the police department, the first responders to the scene and it's not just fatalities but 200 or so people who are seriously injured each year in san francisco. so the fire department plays a critical role in getting people to the trauma center to be helped as quickly as possible. i want to acknowledge and ask to say a few words our fire chief. (applause). >> good morning. thank you for being here. i wanted to comment on the alignment around vision zero and acknowledge the progress being made and has been said by many speakers before me, one death is one too many. we come some times from different angles but the san francisco fire dep

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the two pedestrians that were hit are at san francisco general hospital and the family of five inside the car that were hit, family members are grateful they walked away without injury, but they are shaken by what they saw. >> i just saw him hit these two guys and i barely saw the second person, but the one guy i saw fly many feet through the air. >> reporter: heather king saw this truck hit two pedestrians on the sidewalk and then head straight for her car. her husband was behind the wheel, her three kids in the backseat. >> where the truck hit was where my 10-year-old was sitting. luckily, i -- yeah it missed him. >> reporter: no one in the family of five was seriously hurt. but two men, a 79-year-old and a 66-year-old weren't as lucky. police say one has a punctured lung, the other had surgery for internal bleeding. >> i'm really grateful. i'm just really worried about the guys that got hit directly. >> reporter: police say the driver was delivering frozen food to a restaurant. police say video evidence shows him making a wide right turn, then he changes direction, hitting two mens

police say the two pedestrians are at san francisco general hospital. a 79-year-old man is in surgery with internal bleeding. his injuries are described as life-threatening. a 66-year-old man has a broken rib and punctured lung. witnesses say they were trapped under the truck. i talked to a man who rushed to help them by phone. >> the guy was trapped under the truck where they were he were there at the back door of the truck tp looks like it came straight down. >> repr:

that swimmer, irene chan, has now been taken to san francisco general hospital. where a spokesperson says she is in good condition. also at her side is her husband, and her son, who i'm told happens to be a doctor, is also on his way to be with his mother. officials are recommending that swimmers here swim closer to the shore and also that they swim in groups. live in san francisco, at aquatic park, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, i know you've been working the story since it happened. thank you for bringing us the new details. >>> out to southern california and the massive mudslides that left 17 people dead. santa barbara county officials announced this morning that eight people are still missing. here's abc 7 news reporter marcie gonzalez in burbank. >> reporter: search teams back out trekking through the thick muck desperately searching for survivors after the powerful mudslides in southern california. >> oh my god, mom. >> reporter: marco recorded tuesday as the fast. moving flow of mud and boulders came surging down his street in montecito and into

. >> and the last update we got from police was paramedics brought that man to san francisco general hospital in critical condition where he underwent emergency surgery. at this point his identity has not yet been released. reporting live in san francisco, anousheh rafta, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, anousheh. >>> a head-on crash in the city left a driver dead. it happened just after 1:00 this afternoon on the edge of mclaren park. police say the other driver, a woman, was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. as for speed or cause, investigators don't quite know yet. >> we are still investigating this incident, and any witnesses who witnessed this collision are encouraged to speak to us. >> no kids were hurt on this bus which was next to the crash site, but investigators say the driver may have witnessed it and they are speaking with him. no one else was hurt in this head-on crash. >>> a big step forward to recall judge aaron persky. this process started afrd tter santa clara judge sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman on campus. the p

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rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> they tend to come up here and drive right up to the vehicle and in and out of their car and into the victim's vehicle, i would say from 10-15 seconds is all it takes to break into a car and they're gone. yeah, we get a lot of break-ins in the area. we try to -- >> i just want to say goodbye. thank you. >> sometimes that's all it takes. >> i never leave anything in my car. >> we let them know there's been a lot of vehicle break-ins in this area specifically, they target this area, rental cars or vehicles with visible items. >> this is just warning about vehicle break-ins. take a look at it. >> if we can get

. >> clerk: item 17 to retroactively accept 7.3 million grant from the san francisco general hospital foundation to participate in zuckerberg patient care quality improvement through 2020. >> president breed: same house, same call. resolution adopted anonymously. >> clerk: item 18, fix prevailing wage rates for workers under city contracts. >> president breed: same house, same call. without objection, resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 19, amendment to ground lease mission bay affordable housing at 201, 207, 213, 215, 215, 219, 221, 223, 225 and 227 king streets at rich sorro commons. >> president breed: same house, same call? without objection, adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 20, trance important asian and road improvement bonds not so exceed $177 million. >> president breed: same house, same call? without objection, item adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 21, sale clean a and safe neighborhood parks bonds not to exceed $77 million. >> president breed: same house, same call? adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 22, emergency declaration by the san francisco tesla t

they were able to drive himself to san francisco general hospital where investigators have been trying to speak to them about what happened. the shooting on the freeway overnight shut down the southbound lanes close to mission street before the freeway was opened up again just before 7:00 a.m. this morning.>>> the big wave surf contest could happen later on this week. over the weekend organizers canceled a possible tuesday start, but now they are said to be looking at thursday as a possibility. a number of servers were out there today testing their skills, and we took these pictures around noon. the national weather service says there could be waves as high as 18 feet on thursday. a high surf advisory is in effect along the bay area coastline and is expected to continue through tomorrow afternoon.>>> a family of four in alameda county is now a family of nine after mom and dad welcome went topless into the world. imagine having seven children all under the age of three years old.>> today the proud parents, amy and chad campbell, talked about their expanding family. >> reporter: from a f

the victims were able to drive themselves to san francisco general hospital where investigators haven trying to speak to them about what happened. but again the shooting on the freeway overnight shut down the lanes for about four hours before the chp opened up the freeway again just before 7:00 this morning. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a shocking story of family abuse unfolding in southern california. the riverside county sheriff's department says an emaciated 17- year-old girl called 911, then led deputies to a home in the town of paris where her 12 brothers and sisters were locked up in filthy conditions. investigators say some of the siblings were chained to their beds and range in age from 18 to 29. the 17-year-old was so skinny and malnourished they thought she was just 10 years old. deputies arrested the parents, david allen turpin and luis anna turpin. they face multiple charges including torture and child endangerment. >>> a high surf advisory bringing large waves to the coast as pro surfers ascend on half moon bay preparing for the possibility of the mavericks competi

and the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital and was reported to be in good condition. arson investigators were called to the scene and officers canvassed the scene looking for witnesses and video footage. i spoke off-camera to an employee of the coffee shop and she told me she tried to comfort the man as they waited for the ambulance. he told her he wanted to go home. she said the man was on fire and his reading was labored and every time he opened his mouth, smoke came out. the alleyway where the man was found is frequented by transients. >> some people get really upset if they see him blocking their space. >> reporter: police are asking anyone with information or surveillance of the area to give them a call. >>> a major earthquake in the gulf of alaska triggered a tsunami warning in southern alaska as well as a tsunami watch along the california coast. the magnitude 7.9 quake struck it 12:30 am pacific time about 200 miles southwest of anchorage. emergency siren sounded on kodiak. people scrambled to get to higher phone. on cell phone video you can see a line of cars

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. >>> delete san francisco mayor june about helping those who are -- giving center people are second chance. the hummingbird psychiatric respite center at san francisco general hospital has been open for six months and today the active mayor received a tour of the 24 hour care facility. the goalie program is to get patients a place to get healthy and sober instead of turning them back onto the streets. >> is crucial for the system of care for us because what we found as many people leave the hospital after a psychotic visit and do not have the place to go back to. this is a way for us to provide some more time for them and ultimately tied to get people healthy. >> there are 15 beds at the hummingbird where patients typically stay for about two weeks. the department of public health manages referrals to the facility. >>> two rest of been made in oakland's first two homicides of the year. oakland police say man was arrested for homicide that happened around 7:30 am yesterday morning near 54th avenue. 838-year-old woman was found shot to death inside her home. so far no other details have been released. the death was oakland's first homicide of the new year. >>> oakland

san francisco general. >> reporter: the chp says there were several victims but you heard them say that they were transported them self to san francisco general hospital. three to six victims involved? n. the shooting at almena boulevard. and the chp expects this stretch of highway to be closed for two to three hours because of the investigation. back to you guys. >> thank you, allie, for the update. >>> the time is now 5:04, san francisco police hope that surveillance video will lead them to a suspect in eye shooting yesterday morning. a man was shot in the tenderloin district again gary and union square. a security guard heard four or five shots. a hotel guest says he arrived at the hotel just as the shooting happened. >> yeah. it was pretty hectic. there were police cars converging here. i saw two or three of them coming up the one-way street here on mason, pulling into -- in front of this king george, all different angles. and then after that, there was just, you know, all of the police fanned out in groups of three and four, sweeping the area. >> police have not told us the victim's name yet but he was shot at least one and rushed to the hospital

it's a real issue and we learned that the regard way overtime over starting with the san francisco general hospital bonds and we put a lot of oversight in place to make sure that we don't end up in a situation where we go out and borrow money through a geo bond and run out of dollars to complete the scope that we said we were going to complete so our approach and our policy now is that we make an investment up front to do the planning and the estimating and we appropriately size the geo bond if our ambitions are higher than the dollars available and the bond we scale back our ambitions and so the other piece that we have in place is we have oversight process and structure that i think is barely strong and we have executive committees barbara garcia herself chairs the a oversight committee and we have controls in place if there are changes to scope or to costs for us to review those, we review those changes as they come in so we have a lot of controls around the process with the goal of not putting ourselves in a place where we hit that situation and where we're over budget and we have to deal with

into a very precarious position in 2007 by my employer, the department of public health, san francisco general hospital. to make a long story short, it was very complicated, and, nip, there were many obstructionists within the city system who benefitted from slowing down the whistleblower system. a certain person was credited with starting the whistleblower system as an investigator. in my opinion, by the time he became senior official, he had switched sides, basically saying one thing and doing the exact opposite behind the scenes. in my opinion, certain city agencies, one of them sitting right here, have a vested interest to slow down the process by their sole call interpretation of what the rules really mean. from my experience going through the whistleblower system, going through the court system, and finally settling with the city, for the record, i feel that there is a lot more built-in obstruction and so-called interpretation that the public is very unaware of. people like oliver luby, derek kerr, joe lynn basically figured it out. unfortunately, the public is unaware of the obstructionist. so i

.>> reporter: the victim was taken to the san francisco general hospital and is reported to be in medical condition. arson investigators were called to the scene and officers canvas the area looking for witnesses and footage. i spoke off-camera to an employee of the coffee shop and she told me she tried to comfort the man at they waited for the ambulance. he told her that he wanted to go home. he said -- she said he wanted to go home and his breathing was heavy. >> some people get really upset when they see him blocking space. >> reporter: police are asking any witnesses to come forward or if anyone has surveillance video from this area to give them a call. i will tell you that as we prepare to go live, we saw a man just openly spray painting and vandalizing a part of the fence on the sally. it is unclear if anyone who saw that would come forward. we imagine people saw this man on fire and have not yet come forward. >> this is such a bizarre story and the fact that when he opened his mouth smoke was still coming out. that is just amazing. in the last hour when we talk to you said there wa