item 5: appeal no. 13-061 nancy luo dba "clement service center", appellanttss vs. dept. of public health, respondent 311 12th avenue. appealing the revocation on may 13, 2013, of massage establishment permit. director's case no. msg-13-23. for hearing today.>> item no. 5. item 5: appeal no. 13-061 nancy luo dba "clement service center", appellanttss vs. dept. of public health, respondent 311 12th avenue. appealing the revocation on may 13, 2013, of massage establishment permit. director's case no. msg-13-23. for hearing >> item no. 5. item 5: appeal no. 13-061 nancy luo dba "clement service center", appellanttss vs. dept. of public health, respondent 311 12th avenue. appealing the revocation on may 13, 2013, of massage establishment permit. director's case no. msg-13-23. for hearing today. >> we will start with the appellants. you have 7 minutes to present your case. >> can i state appearance for the record. i'm fred baker, attorney and this is shawn salehih behind me. miss nancy lou would like to address the board. >> dear members of the commissioner -- >> could you spe

about a visit that our office had this week to the grand opening for the community assessment service center, which is operated by the adult probation department, with support from public health and human services. for a little bit of background about this project, about two years ago, governor brown responded to a federal court order about prison overcrowding. part of the problem was that the state had been unable to provide adequate health care to the inmates, and even more specifically, going back to 1990, there was a lawsuit filed on behalf of the inmates, regarding inadequate access to mental healthcare. this is a great concern to people with disabilities and it's an issue of civil rights. it's an issue where the preponderance of people incarcerated in our prisons tend to be from communities of color and tend to be people with learning disability mental health disability and other health-related disabilities. brown's plan is called "realignment." and the intention is to transfer thousands of non-violent offenders from state prisons to county jails. what the san francisco sheriff's depar

we are moving as mentioned to a service center business model in which any worker will be able to handle any customer need and in which all doors will lead to coverage. our goal is to provide first class customer service and this includes coordinating with other social service for which people may be eligible. we are currently engaged in hiring and training a number of new staff in ants pace of enrolling over 30 thousand new clients into health coverage beginning in october. we are transitioning to a service center environment which involves reworking all of our business processes and implementing a whole fleet of technology that is are intended to help our workers do their job more efficiency but to enhance the customer experience. we are conducting outreach to the new medi cal eligibles who are already on the hsa caseload, we know today we have 7 thousand or so county adult assistance program, ga recipients who are eligible for medi cal, 25 thousand additional ones will be likely to be eligible for medi cal, so we will be doing a lot of concerted outreach through channels to those folk

we set up the cancer survivor and service center. they now regard the formosa cancer foundation cancer survivor center as a second home. in the past, the cancer survivor isolated themselves in the family. they feared to go out. >> they feel like society has forgotten about them. >> so we have the cancer service centers. >> that is terrific. we need to take the final break on our program. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to the final segment of today's program. we continue our conversation and we will record up with the ceo of formosa cancer foundation. we have been talking about education as such a key part of cancer prevention. but in the process of educating the public to get to know the disease better, there are also some preconceived misconceptions about the disease. what are some of the misconceptions that people have about cancer? >> you know, a lot of cancer patients, when they were diagnosed, they are scared. they fear facing the disease because of the disease being a fatal disease. because of the improvement of the techn

sign in at the front please do so we can reach you through the mayor's office and neighborhood services center which highlights the many services and if he is activities that occur in san francisco and in our city. and so while we take a pause, for a moment, to bring some more art into our hall, we would like to pause for one more musical enter lewd and to begin with the rest of our program. so thank you all very much. ♪ ♪ (applause). . (applause). . . >> thank you guys so much for that beautiful performance can we give them another round of applause? (applause). >>> all the this time if i can ask mr. joaquin torrez to join us again on stage, joaquin will be introducing the mayor and if i can ask my fellow committee members to also join us on stage. joaquin. >> thank you very much i have to say as director the mayor's oches of neighborhood services it's refreshing to have a mayor so dedicated to couldn't and it makes my job easier when our people in the community want to feel our elected efficients make our needs and it's in physical presence and i have had the great pleasure of serving under

and like the service center on dproef street together are certified 6.3 million. the port has proposed modifications that would allow piers 19 and 31 to certify the t d railroad. if the city were to sift million dollars it could take between 6 and 19 years to be absorbed if the marketplace. about 2 dozens of those projects like new york city and seattle and washington most of them go beyond have other areas of focus such as a affordable housing and open space speaker san francisco's program is very unique in that it allows any third party developers or investor to own t dr without it having to be connected with the ultimate your. there's seven hundred thousand or 1.6 t dr that's been transferred off the parcel but not been used. that's been noted i think as a positive in the reviews of t dr programs. there isn't the program to go from yours to developer speaker and sifting t dr month jurisdictions track t dr through documents. in terms of pricing there's quite a few a variety. to increase the fdr in some cities you have programs that compete with t dr like other p

in addition, we will be working with the centers for medicare and medicaid services to develop, refined strengthen policies that promote independent living among all populations, especially those served by medicaid. we would also look with cms to promote home and community-based services and support. last but not least, i will be remiss if i forget to mention that may is also the time of the year when communities across nations come together to celebrate the older americans month. the proud tradition that shows our nation's commitment to recognize is the -- recognizing the contributions and achievements of our seniors. the theme for this year is "never too old to play." we want to encourage older americans to be engaged, active, and involved in your own lives and in your own communities. in closing, thank you so much for inviting me to speak at your summit. we wish everyone the very best, and we want to commend san francisco for again launching this important event today, and that is connecting seniors and people with disabilities to a world of possibilities. thank you very much, every

adoption, whether it is in our community centers, our housing authority centers, our low- income service centers. we are announcing today that we are going to complete with this grant 53 locations throughout the whole city. 53 of them. [applause] we have already got 28 of them set up, and by the end of the month or early next month, we will have a national 25. that is going to be a lot of -- an additional 25. that is going to be a lot of places where our populations can become that much more digitally illiterate and they can benefit from the innovations of social media and have health resources and information online and also be able to play some games as well as visit your family online as well. [applause] you know, when you get more digitally connected, you are going to be able to find that there are going to be great ways to talk to your doctor or your nurse. you're going to be able to access health resources that much easier online. you're going to be able to set up e-mail accounts for yourself. and then those of you, and i know some of you here might be owners of facebook -- you are going t

we just opened yesterday our community assessment service center. our future includes alternative sentencing program for women and children. it's a major budget initiative. it is ape cornerstone of our sentencing program. ~ it's and included in the 2012 plan to the board, our realignment plan. continuing our evident-based practices implementation, we know what we're doing is working and we are being recognized nationally for our results. continuing to implement the contracts of service providers for housing, sex offender treatment, job readiness, substance abuse, cognitive behavioral services, and as the sheriff spoke previously about the reentry pod. before i move into changes in the budget, i'd really like to thank the mayor's budget office kate howard and melissa howard for all their support. controller's office and also harvey rose's office and specifically amanda guma who worked closely with our staff. we are not in complete agreement, but we continue to work on that. but in terms of our overall budget and the changes, all of the changes in our

it will serve as an office space and service center. >> it is back on. and we are counting down to opening day for the new bay bridge. the safety debate that nearly delayed it. that's coming up. >> and mishaps on the water. >> i never used the bathroom at school. >> you went all day without using the bathroom? >> yes. >> a first for strands gender students. the critics who say it goes too far. >> we have surprising developments in the weather department. fire alerts and the prospects for a very warm sunday. that odd combination coming up when we cover the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, more bay area headlines. >> tomorrow we are going to learn more about the deadly limousine fire that killed five women last may. the back end of that limo burst into flames while traveling across the san mateo bridge. the joint investigation by the chp and county and city authorities is expected to reveal what caused the fire and whether or not negligence is involved. the four surviving passengers say they told the driver there was smoke in the cab before the fire

having all the other units come up to that same level so the library for the blind, the deaf services center as well as a history center. they'll all have the same number of units. but in particular the neighborhood branches, we are pleased at the additional 36 hours provides that equity across the city and just within the last two weeks three of our neighborhood branches opened an additional day. if you add those it's actually 56 hours. that was because you supported the additional dollars in this current year's budget. >> and i know that within my district the milton mark main district branch is open 6 days a week but the [speaker not understood] branch is not. i know the commission looked at other neighborhoods and that's why additional hours are being added. i hope some time in the future the [speaker not understood] branch can be increased. i wanted to ask about the main branch. my understanding is 56 additional hours per week or something like that is being added and how late is the main branch open and is there any way of extending the hours to later given that some people might be us

such things to go unpunished has no future the most recent ball on the right sentence by the service center live other suggested that the majority respondents supported the verdict but almost forty percent believe that putting them in prison was a step too far that stance was shared even by some within the rushed. an orthodox church which you too were considering they performed in not just any temple but also in a memorial to soldiers fallen in the eight hundred twelve war against napoleon i feel that having a trial was the right thing that is to draw attention to negativity but giving them prison terms was excessive we should have sent them on an education course to mend their perception instead since the. a year ago russia has adopted a law criminalizing those who insult the religious beliefs of others a step to necessary by the authorities in order to prevent such things from happening again some would say he says time behind bars will not stop with riots which has already turned into a thriving global ground from giving more performances whether they will be as controversial will become

we will have a service center with people trained in the service center to answer people's questions and they will speak the language. we will be able to respond to them. we will have across the state insurance agents, certified, to help people and roll. we will have certified enrollment counselors. it is making the right choice available for each individual, giving them the choice to make the right choice for them. we know it will take people touching people to talk about these issues. i am excited we will have a dozen organizations in san francisco that have said we will help people and role. we will be working with hundreds of organizations across the state to help people enroll. start with open enrollment. it is not over then. after march 31, people can still enroll if they lose their jobs. medi-cal is open year-round. we are part of the new system. the enrollment, how do we help people enroll? we will have new tools for consumers to see what their plans are, what options are available that they might pick. he have today available representatives, people who can answer questions.

five-sthoir structure will be built elsewhere on campus and will serve as office space and student service centersome action @ the coliseum in oakland tonight but wasn't on the field. several cars caught fire in the parking lot just minutes after the a's start plague cleveland indians. investigators tell us one car droe onto or too close to a small grill and caught fire. the flames then spread to nearby cars. in the end, three cars were heavily damaged. three others had minor damage, but no one was hurt. >>> more people have been evacuated from their homes in idaho as a wind-driven wild fire continues to spread. hundreds of homes are threatened by the beaver creek fire. nearly 93 thousand acres burned since the fire was started by a lightening strike ten days ago. more than 700 firefighters are on the scene as the flames get closer to the resort communities. >>> and more gunfire in egypt today as egyptian security forces and the muslim brotherhood shoot it out in a mosque. huvens of supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi took refuj in the mosque after protests turned violent yesterday. tod