st. luke's. we have a lot of psych patients coming in and we see them come and go with basically, no services after they leave us. but there's also a certain about some sub acute are the patients who are ventilator dependent. many of them maybeable be equivalent to go home. we have a sub acute but there are a total of assess of services in san francisco. the pacific and davis gnaws at that particular time those patients to our icu. the nearest comfortable sources are in distant city's and that's not okay, but the community around us needs to have some say. we want a full hospital at st. luke's we are not talking about health care. i have a couple of things from other speakers who were not able to be here today >> thank you. after the next speaker michael (calling names) >> linda chapman i'll speak for others when with he had an architect on our board they were helping staff to do a better job than this. i think it's great we're next to the alternate 3 a but as i recall it doesn't propose to the h

st. luke's. i come together to make 3 points and that st. luke's is a special organization and it needs a viable hospital. and if you look at the plan as a whole it is an credible piece of work. you came together to put together the folks primarily needs. he urge you to support the plan as quickly as possible. we need to help the community grass the fact that st. luke's it going to be rebuilt which i hope it will be. we need to recruit the personnel we need. thank you >> good evening. i'm nick i'm the construction platform. i want to urge you to support the plan as written now. our engagement with herself restraining order over the engagement of the plan i can imagine once this plan is accepted the community bends are going to be wonderful. so as a partner in the community we believe that they urge you to support the plan as written >> thank you, commissioners for hearing this important item today. i'm ann i'm the coordinator. on behalf of the elderly i'm here to ask you to rebuild c pmc. c pmc has been supportive of the services. rebuilding

st. luke's to provide our services. this plan provides our city with two new safe seismic appropriate hospitals where their most needed important rebuilding st. likings insures we'll with a part of the health care system. it's been thought fulfill designed where we can see patients for efficiently. this has been designed to help us deliver babies into the safe arms of community. this services serves as a model and it will retain the heart and sole. two years ago, i had the opportunity to represent san francisco as a relief works or worker where i cared for the child victims of the devastating earthquake. on behalf of the patience i serve and their families i ask this commission approve the project today and let it start to be rebuilt thank you. >> you. come up i'll call a few more names (calling names) >> good afternoon. i'm the executive director. you heard about the c pmc work we support the immigrants. i'm also on the faculty of the san francisco state. i'm speaking because the impact on our community is going to be l

st. luke's but cathedral hill. we want community input and it's an important part of planning, you know, and that's not just about getting a report but being involved in the planning and being involved in the decision and the mixed meeting we don't know what they're going to look like. and another example on workforce if you look at the subsection we have that subsection says if they hire 40 per year for so many years they've met their obliteration obligation >> (calling names) >> looks like age before beauty. can we have the overhead you've all received copies of our hand out. notwithstanding the program like st. luke's there's two substantial flaws like sequa

st. luke's hospital. we appreciate the work of mairdz and the members of the board of supervisors who were able to bring it before us today. working on this project will be something else very special. it's not everyday you can work on a project that benefit everybody the businesses and most of all the community. i support cv mc and i believe that the men and women need this project please let this get done. i urge you to support this without more delay. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you, very much for taking time out for the realized plan for cv mc. i serve on the executive board for the naacp. and most importantly i'm the vice president of the glen ridge cooperative housing in dynamic heights and if you come down 29th street we're there are at st. luke's a hospital that serves 2 hundred and families from the dynamic heights project. i can be alters selfish here because c pmc has served all the other women and young children. in breakfast health care this i have came into

st. luke's was the overhead facility. we were at the conference and physicians from all around the world is shocked that this is being considered so we're stating for the record that we'll be following up in other meetings. our psychiatrists we have at least thirty psychiatrists and psychologists and mental health nursing put together a dan of the acute beds as well as medical and non-medical detox beds. so this is coming from the mental health professionals throughout northern california looking at the needs specifically for san francisco bay area. we have a statement of principles that's in line with those finding of the analysis. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim mark with the hart's economical incline. the - we've been involved for the last several years very actively in monitoring the proposal. i'd like to address the need for co- lateral agreement we sent a copy of the letter to the commissioners i have a hardcopy for the record and some extra copies for the staff. specifically we're looki

st. luke's would be oil ideal. i don't know why we have groups that lobby against this and knock out over 1 hundred beds. i know everybody's on board but it would have been a better situation but what's been done has been done very well. the other thing that doesn't makes sense to me is the call for a co- lateral agencies to monitor what happens. certainly anyone is certainly encouraged to monitor on their own even as a group to make sure things are being done but to give them governmental power is saying our governmental agencies can't be trusted. we've got the planning commission and the board of supervisors and we've got the city attorney all of when would combeefrn. and i heard the material issues to go to the board of supervisors. but i thought this of the the government role to provide for things that couldn't be provided for privately. and to monitor those. so it doesn't seem right to me. and the other thing this is odd if you create this additional agencies i'm not sure there are that might be some connotin

st. luke's hospital in the mission. they agreed to scale down the plan to build a new california pacific medical center at the site of the old cathedral hodel and expand the capacity of rebuilt st. luke's hospital in the mission. >> president obama will make a major speech today to outline new national security measures. he is expected to renew the call to close the guantanamo bay prison calling it a recruitment tool for terrorists but some in congress oppose shutting guantanamo bay and the pentagon just asked for nearly half a billion for upgrade, guantanamo bay. the president will also talk about using drones to kill americans in afghanistan. the administration admit add drone strike intentionally killed al-qaeda leader anwar al-awlaki and drones have killed three other americans since 2009 but they not targeted. >> the deadly tornado in oklahomas right now a new storm is hitting the region damaged by the massive ef-5 tornado. here is a look of streets with rain pounding the streets and coming down hard. meteorologist

st. luke's in the mission district. after sutter health agreed to scale down the plan to build a new california specific medical center at the old cathedral hill hotel and at the same time it would expand the capacity of a rebuilt st. luke's in the mission district. >> our meteorologist, mike nicco, now with the accweather forecast. mike? >> i wanted it show you the radar out of norman, oklahoma, with moore to the north and they got a strong or severe thunderstorm rolling through the neighborhood right now so that black is usually an indication very high radar run that comes from hail so i feel back for those folks. it is quiet on our radar and as we jump over here, it will move through in the next half hour to 45 minutes and they can get back to restoring their hive -- lives 4 in los gatos in the hills, and headed in lower elevations you can see saratoga and cupertino at 45 and sunnyvale at 47 and temperatures in the 40's until you get to alameda at 52 and redwood city at 50 along with san ramon and 41 in calistoga. da

st. luke's it doesn't make sense but it has to be dealt with. and the other initial or issue that came up is traffic. many folks talked about the traffic issues we're cutting some of the parks out of this but we'll have more than enough parking. i agree with the neighborhoods who came and spoke about the ability to keep their garages open at night and they felt the situation of the hotel i think that's going to be worse or the construction process it only make sense those spaces could be used >> next speaker in the evening hours. we think if you don't provided parking there will be no cars. people are going to be driving to designations not only to the hospitals but who need the parking lot to survive. so i urge staff. a lot of talk about the psych situation. certainly it's a national problem as someone pointed out. we have to work on this on a nationwide area to be able to provide for the folks who can't take care of themselves. there's a lot of these things that can be done but you can't drop it on one institution we have to look at the entire

st. luke's gnaws it has a new you public plaza on the san jose highway. this has external entrances to the hospital. and the main stair will be reopened. the proposed 7 story for the hospital adds two floors. the original 3 story medical office building retains unchanged it's been changed to 35 feet. this expend from san jose to the south and the scale to respond to that thought existing neighborhood is proud through a consistent brick base and multiple colors. in this have you we're looking north that from south the new plaza opens through chavez. the large staircase is in the concourse that leads to the upper and lower plaza. there's an emergency process here. the view from the corner is sub divide. the new hospital and the medical office building will support the gnaws with the community. seen from chavez it will provide access to the medical believe. we were challenged to meet

general hospital, st. lukes mission bay, they are building and they will be finished in probably a year and-a-half and a couple of years and these are incredible anchors to the healthcare industry along with the what regents and others are doing in the pharmaceutical research and design areas and we are going in the healthcare pharmaceutical health design area very rapidly and the tourism these incredible international events that we host whether it's blue grass or america's cup or world series we are going to continue to try to get those huge hereto and the super bowl that is a bay area play poshly with the capping olympic and is the world soccer can possible be here as well and i'm trying to organize the first international pink pong tournament to come here and so hospital amount x healthcare industry and construction of course, is very strong and construction is very correct me if i'm wrong strong and clear tech and clean tech companies are growing again investors from other countries including china are sugg