and st. mary's has stated they've had conversations with cpmc and ucsf, and they're knowledgeable about the case log and they're prepared to take on these patients. it should be noted that cpmc and ucsf have higher volumes of hard yo la cardiovascular patients than st. mary's. and then, finally, as a part of the formal transfer protocol that i spoke about at the last hearing, both were spoke about during that transfer protocol with st. mary's. okay. so to close, i'd just like to restate the conclusion that was presented during the july 16 hearing? in that despite st. mary's low surgical volume in the general advancements in minimally available surgical technology, san francisco does have a growing older adult population and card low vascular surgery services are going to become increasingly important? that the closing of the cardiovascular surgery unit may also have impacts on the level of care provided and the complexity of patients that may be able to be seen? and that finally there will be

on st. croix and he provided it in a 1771 testimony just a year before he left the island, he must have changed it sometime after he came to the mainland north america in 1772. the rationale behind the decision cannot be known with certainty. one plausible theory is that hamilton changed it so he would appear closer in age to his fellow students. hamilton would have been among the oldest, if not the oldest when he entered grammar school in elizabethtown, new jersey when he was 18 years old and , then entered college in new york city when he was 19. this theory seems most plausible, because hamilton must have started misrepresenting his age immediately upon arriving in mainland north america, because once his teachers and friends in elizabethtown knew how old he was, it would have been impossible for him to alter it later in life, since people had known him in elizabethtown and new york would've realized he had changed it. on the other hand, many people who knew hamilton on st. croix, also kn

you had a larger unit at st. luke's, and that warranted additional staffing including the activities coordinator. i can't speak to the human resources situation around anyone employee, and when the unit moved from st. luke's to davies, but because of ratios and because of the size of the unit now, you have things like the activities coordinator being shared between that unit and the s.n.f. unit. >> i have one more question that i will handed over to supervisor ronen. one of the things that also caught my attention was the idea that, i don't want to use the word encouraged, but at some point, people were being asked, are you okay enough to go back to your home or go back into the community, whatever the residential setting, and then if they fall back into need of subacute care, that's it, they can't come back. can you talk about that a little bit? it seems to me as though if somebody was either encouraged or they made the decision that they wanted to go, one of the patients brought that up to us. they said that, i

our offices went to st. luke's skilled nursing facility, as well as the sub-acute unit years ago, when there were almost 40 residents in the sub-acute unit, some with m.s., some with a.l.s., some on trach, all on vent, around-the-clock, and the care was excellent. we've absolutely presided over a funeral for one person, who decided with advanced a.l.s. he wants no more. so he went to the catholic church and went to a ceremony. it was very moving. the staff at st. luke's sub-acute was incredible. it's my opinion, and i can't prove this, because ombudsman and forensic nurse investigators that had they -- had the patients not moved out of st. luke's, into davies, there would be more alive today, because of continuity of staff, the incredible linchpin of carmen, the activity person. and when they moved into davies campus, it was a minor victory, not a major victory, because the staff did not follow the patients, the activity person did not follow the patients. they were merged into some more insidious skilled nu

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you think it will be st helens?tra and you can see highlights about the play—off matches on bbc two on sunday at a:30pm. some very important matches in rugby league coming up in the next few days. tanya arnold there for us. let's return to qatar and the world athletics championships. memories over the next ten days won't be dependant on medals. you heard our correspondence hint that something on the track. this isjonathan busby of aruba. he was competing in the men's 5,000 metre heats, and he was in serious trouble. it all was all right in the end. helping him across the line braima dabo of guinea—bissau. and busby was ok in the end. medics helped him, they wheeled him away. he even had time to stop his watch! hopefully, that was a personal best for you. these are live pictures from doha. we will be bringing you live coverage on the bbc and the bbc sport website. we are just watching the men's a00 metre heats at the moment. the evening session on the track just moment. the evening session on the trackjust coming to

they're in port st. lucie. let's bring in the mayor of port. if -- of port st. lucie. mayor, thanks for being with us. i hope you were able to hear the honeys and their decision to stay in the mobile home what's your message to them and other families that have decided to stay? >> it's better to be safe than sorry. and that's a saying for a reason. >> reporter: i'm sorry. i -- i don't know if i'm having difficulty, mr. mayor. but are you suggesting they stay or suggesting they leave? >> no, it's better to be safe than sorry. so absolutely -- absolutely suggesting that people err on the side of caution, especially with something that's as unknowable as the actual track of a storm like dorian. >> reporter: yeah. it has been fickle over the last several days. and the latest forecast is that it will not make landfall here in florida. but still have a significant impact on the east coast. in this context of being more safe than sorry, we know that there are shelters that are open there in st. lucie county. what do you know about the members of people who have decided to tak

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st. airports shutting down for hurricane dorian. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," much more ahead. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. rob: it is tuesday, september 3, 5 people confirmed dead by the category 3 storm, hurricane dorian which took its sweet time on the bahamas. jillian: looking live at port st. lucie, florida where the first signs of hurricane dorian are being felt in the united states, more of america in its deadly path. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian is on assignment. rob: let's get to team coverage. we are getting breaking updates from storm zones. carley: griff jenkins in port st. lucie where the time to get out is now. i understand this storm is 100 miles east, your feeling its effects. >> reporter: that's right. the winds and outer bands are coming in. st. lucie officials tell me 41 miles an hour but as you can see the indian river, on the other side, that barrier islands, hutchison island, already the storm surge

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st helens, who won the league leaders shield — were all over the reigning champions wigan, scoring fourries in the first half to lead 26—6 at half time. three more in the second including a double from mark percival took the game beyond wigan — who'll get another chance to make the grand final when they play salford next week. there were two matches in the championship tonight — fulham beat wigan but the big story was at stoke where nottingham forest came from a goal down to win 3—2 and move to the top of the table for the first time this season. craig templeton reports. these faces tell the story of stoke's season so far. no wins, just two points and second from the bottom of the table. nottingham forest have their sites much higher. a wind will take them top. we have a working for his first stoker goal in the way the balls fell to him may have been unfortunate but nothing lucky about the finish. the men who are short on luck this season is jack butland. and when sammy was allowed space he found that top corner to compound their misery. forests were now in full flow and it was pinball

our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching at st mary's.s for england's defence but also, what a night for kosovo, going ahead first and scoring three times against england? absolutely. drawing called a crazy game to play in, gareth southgate called a bizarre, i think bedlam sums it up. certainly for us journalists working on a deadline. fair play, there were not here to make up the numbers are really came to press england, have a go and boy did they do that. the atmosphere here was fantastic and demented fans, you can see afterjust31i seconds when they scored that goal from the fences at the ground are going crazy the fans back home the capital, they were loving it. it really was a momentous moment for the football side, only been around three years. england was the best tea m three years. england was the best team they played. you can see what it meant to them. and good have been talking about being a work in progress, and i think the bright things for england, sterling was great tonight. so a short in england shirt, you think about 14 mo

in st. lucie county, the spokesman says he is worried people will get complacent because they keep worrying about a storm. >> we are seeing crews to the state level making sure we have whatever supplies we need to defend when dorian hits us. and continuing to stall off the coast line. >> reporter: they have 5 shelters, 787 people in it and these waters over the hours could be sustained for most of today into the afternoon. 3 years ago, that track, the flooding areas of low-lying areas, brought so much damage. the majority of deaths occur from water events, not necessarily wind but the wind is picking up a little bit. we are nowhere near hurricane yet. if that comes this way it will get worse. steve: griff, you should get an award for concentrating for what's going on around you. in addition to the high surf. in anticipation of the storm with the outer bands going through right there, you also have the phenomenon of the king tide which has been impacting florida, this is an unusually high, hi

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mark strassmann reports from st.ugustine. >> reporter: up and down florida's coast, elaine, there has been a mood shift today, a greater intensity, a realization that dorian is a significant threat. just a slight shift in its path, and this coastline could be in for major misery. despite sunday's blue skies, st. augustine was a ghost town on labor day weekend. throngs of tourists stayed otland, scared off by warnings of a potential menace offshore. we found sprout kitchen empty. it's a new juice bar. what was labor day supposed to be and what isn't it? >> it was supposed to be huge. >> we were looking forward to it keing a good weekend. o kind of postponed a lot of our production, had to cut our faff this weekend, so we're manning the fort ourselves. >> reporter: much of florida's east coast is now under a hurricane warning. cape canaveral hospital in cocoa beach began evacuating. nine florida counties have ordered evacuations, five of riem mandatory. oorida governor ron desantis. >> this storm at this magnitude coul

frankfurt's buildings have had a checkered history they aren't what they were originally meant to be stpaul's church for instance is no longer a church it was the 1st structure to be rebuilt after the war this is where the 1st pan german national assembly met after the revolutions of 848 a 1st step on the long road to democracy in germany was going to want to get a visitor learn here. the mural was only put up in 1901 it's by your highness cuts go and shows the procession of the deputies to st paul's church. of the do the biggest gentleman by solemn expressions are supposed to be the deputies there were about $200.00 nuns and then you have scenes from daily life scattered throughout and references to history as well of course it's a bit ambiguous on the one hand it's called the procession of the deputies to st paul's church but it comes across a bit like a funeral procession and of course that alludes to the fact that the paul's church parliament failed parliament. the 3rd and it's one of the birthplaces of democracy but aside from the painting everything so plain and so what is that on

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congregation of st. joseph. >> i moved down to atlanta about 15 years ago from new york, and in making that trip i found out one of my classmates from grammar school was executed in the state of virginia. he had been sexually abused in my grammar school along with a lot of other boys. i then came and moved to atlanta, georgia, if i was faced with the face of troy davis on the tv screen every of night that broke my heart. i can't say that i just woke up; rather, god finally caught me. so my question to you is i'm 59 years old, and i'm in the servant for the csjs. what advice do you have to give to me in all of this and how you picked up your calling in ministry? >> look, i was a slow learner. [laughter] i was in my 40s before i woke up to social justice as an integral part of the gospel. you're going to do the same thing. that you're going to -- with all the people here, we are one with each other and going to see what are the great social needs of our time and getting in there and putting our hand and st

we'd actually renovate the building, kind of the same which we did st. joseph's and keep the whole for sod, -- the whole facade, might add a little bit of mezzanine. it would be a very, very, very straightforward transaction, that i think everyone on the commission and the city would be very happy about. that's kind of my -- the biggest thing i have to recuse myself from. >> supervisor ronen: okay. 125 psychologists, that's music to my ears. >> it's really important. >> supervisor ronen: any other questions from my colleagues? no. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> supervisor ronen: and now can we please hear from lydia south. good morning. welcome. >> good morning. good morning. good morning, chair ronen and members of the committee. my name is lydia south. i'm honored to be nominated for serve on the historic preservation commission. i moved to san francisco from portland, oregon, in 2000. my daughter and i have been living in the mission for over 11 years. we enjoy one of the most vibrant, diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. every day we experi

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