st. francis, st. mary's are the only other private nonprofit hospitals, which is why this proposal uses their average as the benchmark for cpmc. when we look at 2009 numbers, which are most recently available, solder, which is cpmc and save lives, provides 0.99% of patient revenue through charity care -- at sutter. just to acknowledge the fact that the first three other hospitals, government-run hospitals, which have different financing the private hospitals. there is subsidized by public funds, subject to those public budgeting process. kaiser also has different recording requirements. medi-cal is another resolution to provide inpatient and outpatient services to medicare out that a fisheries, consistent with other nonprofits. this measures the proportion of all hospital services that are appropriate for medi-cal, using the averages of all the other private nonprofit hospitals. this would be important with health care reform when it is implemented in 2014, and as many as 36,000 san francisco resident

the st. luke's side is what would happen as far as operations. the unique culture of the hospital and the desire to continue the commitment to serving the community. at the time of the merger five of our board members were welcomed on the cpmc hospital board. we had the chance to participate in decisions being made and to keep our eyes on the st. luke's mission. it was a time of transition with the medical staff, services and administration. cpmc studied the best use of funds for serving the st. luke's community. we evaluated the current and future health care needs for this portion of the city. the results from the study demonstrated a clear need for a new hospital and further development of specific clinics. cpmc has honored its commitment and fully integrated st. luke's into its plan for health care. they have continued to improve the facilities -- thank you. president olague: thank you. please. we can do away with that, ok? no hissing in the audience. thank you very much. ron kauffman, ba

the planning commission must ensure st. luke's 137-year-old continuance. inadequate st.luke's is poor urban planning. we oppose any planning commission approval of this l.r.d.p. inequitable. president olague: thank you, sir. and you can submit anything in writing that you are unable to express. thank you. [applause] we'll hear from the good neighbors coalition at this time. >> thank you, commissioners. gloria 134i9 on behalf of california nurses association. i was here at the last meeting and i committed comments -- president olague: you're part of the good neighbors coalition. >> yes, they asked me to speak. california nurses is a good neighbor. as you know -- i don't think there's any question in the room that proposed cathedral hill campus is inconsistent with the general plan as proposed and the v-nap, the van ness area plan. but those particular plans are essential to the van ness corridor in terms of both uses and scale. these plans call for a mix of residential and supportive commercial uses. they're properly scaled for the existing corridor. and the planning succ

john alston is live at st. marmgs mary's and terry mcsweeney has more on how other departments are helping out. >> let's begin with amy hollyfield in daly city. >> reporter: this is mainly for the families so they can have a moment of peace together before they go out into this big moment this very big public moment. there are firefighters here, as well. some of them are serving as pallbearers. two of them will be driving the casket to church. san francisco firefighters built the structure that will hold the casket. it was a test project but it was a labor of love. engine 26 is the men that carried them to the fatal fire, they will carry them today. engine 18 will carry tony valerio. one of the drivers is the man that drove them to the hospital last week. he says he is feeling pretty awful today. >> what they are having today is a celebration and honor of vincent perez and my brother anthony have a lerio. everybody is proud of what they did. it's totally amazing. what they've done four our family is totally abo

st. luke's. the new hospital and medical office building at st. luke's require land use approval for the need of a general plan referrals to about street vacation for a portion of san jose avenue, creation of st. luke's sud, change of the parcel and will change the height and bulk designation to 105-e. there are several conditional use authorization required, including modifications to the existing planned unit development, the need for general plan amendments to make conforming height changes to 105 feet, office allocation for the medical office building, and several other approvals from other city departments. at the may hearing, the commission requested a comparison of the existing and proposed hospital facilities at st. luke's. this slide show some basic numerical comparisons that relates to the size and capacity. of the two to nine licensed beds, at st. luke's, 150 are licensed four acute-care. of the 229 beds, 139 are in use. at 60 of the 150 acute beds and all 79 skilled nursing. t

the route goes from st. mary's at gough and geary to market street through the mission and on to 280 southbound. all lanes will be shut down at serramonte boulevard at daly city from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. so make a note of that if you are in that area. >>> be sure and stay with us on cbs 5 for special live coverage of the firefighters funeral all afternoon beginning at 12:30. >>> in other news, an out-of- control brawl near san jose state -- san jose city hall injures five teen boys and police want to know whether race or gangs had anything do with last night's fight. it started around 10:00 outside mcdonald's swelling to about 60 people, many screaming and a lot throwing punches. and then a knife came out. >> scary, nuts. we were just hiding out here making sure nobody came here to disturb our establishment, protecting our restaurant. >> two teens suffered stab wounds. they are expected to live. three other teens suffered cuts and bruises on their face. >>> family of missing nursing student michelle le will hold

john alston is live at st. marmgs mary's and terry mcsweeney has more on how other departments are helping out. >> let's begin with amy hollyfield in daly city. >> reporter: this is mainly for the families so they can have a moment of peace together before they go out into this big moment this very big public moment. there are firefighters here, as well. some of them are serving as pallbearers. two of them will be driving the casket to church. san francisco firefighters built the structure that will hold the casket. it was a test project but it was a labor of love. engine 26 is the men that carried them to the fatal fire, they will carry them today. engine 18 will carry tony valerio. one of the drivers is the man that drove them to the hospital last week. he says he is feeling pretty awful today. >> what they are having today is a celebration and honor of vincent perez and my brother anthony have a lerio. everybody is proud of what they did. it's totally amazing. what they've done four our family is totally abo

i think it is vital to the st. luke's operation, and i am going to have more to say about that later. the next section is the charity care and community benefits. to provide charity at a level consistent with nonprofit hospitals in san francisco for as long as they operate. absolutely. cpmc's record on charity care is abysmal. that is the nicest thing i can say. the average unt for nonprofit institutions is 2.36% of revenue. cpmc stands at less than 1%, around 194 or 499. cedar siding akin los angeles -- stay . around9 -- stands around .94 or .99. in his press release, he is saying is $2 million. that sounds like a pr firm told him to use that. i year agreed the only way to arrive at that number is to project forward 50 years, so if i took his own computational message, how about the way back 50 years and computing the amount of charity and community care they would have to provide san francisco in that time to be a good citizen. i have not done the math, but i think they would be so far in a hole they could not cl

i understand st. luke's currently has a robust and successful orthopedics specially program provided in partnership with positions from san francisco general hospital, bringing together 10 orthopedic surgeons to provide high- quality services to san francisco residents, regardless of their insurance status. additionally, i can envision a strong link between orthopedics and senior health. as the normal aging process often causes changes in the body that the elderly at higher risks for various orthopedic and the strands -- various orthopedic conditions. i believe making st. luke's hospital a vital part of cpmc in san francisco will help us ensure the long-term viability of st. luke's. with that, i will encourage and continue working with you closely to make sure this happens. president chiu: our final question today will be presented by our colleague from district 11. supervisor

this is inside st. mary's cathedral at this hour and you can see that the pews are beginning to fill up. they have an overflow room downstairs for 400 more people. they are expecting thousands to come to this event. they are actually expecting 5000 firefighters to be there, to be a part of the procession that will follow the funeral service, 200 fire engines. we know that people have come from across the country to be a part of the services. the service is expected to start in just about 15 minutes. >>> well, friends and family held a memorial in troy, michigan, for dr. jack kervokian. more than 150 people attended the public service in a cemetery chapel in the detroit suburb. kervokian's niece said he wanted to give gravely ill people a choice in how they were going to die. at one point, he served eight years in a michigan dan prison. he died at 82-year-old. >>> a group of surgeons in boston are now talking about a transplant that gave a woman a new face. that woman had half of her face torn off by a f

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our project is about rebuilding st. luke's at a cost of over $270 million and building a new hospital to replace our existing california and pacific campuses in all in response to a state seismic mandate to continually serve the citizens of san francisco or be threatend with delicensing. we reviewed the city's proposal in detail and it does contain a framework for us to move forward. and based in our review and discussions with the mayor's staff and i would call them frank discussions, we have resolved about half of those requests and the other half is going to require more discussion and little bit of flexibility. before we submit our formal response to the city -- president olague: i'm sorry, i have to ask folks that are standing to please -- those who are not members of staff and i do see a staff member there, to please go to room 416, which is the overflow room. unless you can find a seat in here. there are a couple of seats here. i'm sorry about that. >> before we submit a formal response, i want to walk through a

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next, begin construction of st. luke's prior to constructing cathedral hill and operate cathedral hill only after opening st. luke's. only logical. the construction time is less than st. louis, and the need is even greater. concurrent on new operations are absolutely essential, because they argue that the specialty care to be provided is needed to supplement what will not be available at st. luke's. they have to be concurred. next, implement the recommendations of the blue ribbon panel. i think we have gone over this, and that is pretty well-settled, as well as i can tell. the office building should be operating no later than three years after the hospital opened, and we continue to refurbish the building. i have a slight disagreement with the mayor. i fear in my mind for years is too long. i would like to see that open no later than two years after the hospital is constructed at st. luke's. i think it is vital to the st. luke's operation, and i am going to have more to say about that later. the next section is the

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i match reza live in st petersburg at the st petersburg international economic forum the sun is going down on day one of the forum but they've begun the sun is not going to go down entirely because it is white nights here in st petersburg so that means the sun isn't going to go down almost entirely at all but many case tomorrow day to day to be a new slate going to be time for a new business to be discussed as for today though the word of the day was definitely innovation there were a number of high profile deals that were signed all in that area the first one dow chemical and the skolkovo fund signing a deal in order to create a research and development center in russia very exciting there all and on top of that russ now russian nanotechnology firm signing a deal with some asian partners in order to establish a one hundred million dollar plus fund for technology research and also some very exciting news that's going to help boost innovation and business here in russia this in addition to the forums already stated focus on russia's w t o obsession and the creation of a state back to p

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of the south stream marcel primary joining us from st peters world economic forum. after the gas role between russia and ukraine left europe breezing moscow decided to develop an independent fruit to secure its gas supplies south stream belayed along the bottom of the black sea and then on into europe but critics say this pipeline will make western europe even more dependent on moscow today every fourth household on the continent consumed russian gas. main south stream investor gasper always working hard to prove that even the pipeline. is a crime or a welcome.