a lawsuit was filed against st mobile by pilots and flight attendants at us airways. ey allege that they were exposed to toxic fumes due to faulty work performed during seven weeks of maintenance at st mobile. the plaintiffs claim the problems with toxic fumes occurred on several flights of this boeing 767, tail number 251, not long after it was serviced at st mobile. >> immediately following that scheduled heavy maintenance, the aircraft began experiencing what are called "fume events," which is contamination of the air in the cabin of the aircraft because of burning engine oil and hydraulic fluid. >> o'brien: the most serious incident took place in january 2010, when eight passengers were treated and seven crew members were hospitalized for respiratory problems. some crew members say the problems continue to affect their health today. >> st aerospace should have found the causes of these problems. there were a number of issues that should have been red flags to them. instead, this aircraft was signed off by st aerospace as being airworthy when it was not. >> o'brien:

john is the manager representing the department of public works bureau of st use and mapping. at this time, i will go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. the board request that you turn off all cell phone so there will not disturb the proceedings and that you carry on conversations in the hallway. the roles of presentation are as follows. the permit holders and respondents each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the seven-or three-minute period. people not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board. please begin to the a end of the microphone. -- please speak into the end of the microphone. to assist the board in the preparation of minutes, you are asked to submit a speaker card or business card to staff when you come up to speak. cards are available on the left and right sides of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction surveys on the podium for your

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appeal number 10-126, richard ravibbitt, verses department of public works bureau of st use mapping. golden gate avenue, protesting the issuance on october 29, 2010, to university of san francisco, minor sidewalk encroachment permit, a chain fence and retaining wall encroaching 6 feet onto the sidewalk right of way for a distance of 389 feet. the public hearing was held on january 19, 2011. it is for further consideration today. the matter was continued to allow time for the department of public works to submit additional information pursuant to the board's comments, with additional briefing allowed. we will start with the department of public works. each party will be given three minutes to address the board. >> members of the board, the department submitted findings of a few investigations on to your 22, where we identify whether the baseball fans can be moved toward the property line. based on our review, for the areas adjacent to the retaining wall, it appears that fence can be relocated between 6 inches up to a foot and a half back toward the property line, which would not signi

look forward 50 years ahead and we have to say, okay over the next 50 years we're going to have to st using fossil fuels and this is a transition we're involved in. as a planning tool this is a mote or motivator and we'll have to stop to experience that and reduce those. >> thank you. >> i'm with the, hetch heatchy water and power. one was the comment that with a plan to contact people and reach out - we've got a new opportunity. people are tired of hearing about energy and water sufficiency. we've all been doing that's an agencies distributed water for a long time. global warming and climate change, as it now reaches out to people. it's a new way to remind people when they save water their saving energy and all kinds of things to reassure their future. so the global warming way is a good way to get at a lot of themes we talked about for years. it's a huge opportunity. the second thing, we have a disparity yesterday and today. we heard what shouldn't be done is base decisions on the past. that's not quite right. dan showed a wonderful plot of global warming and co2, with and without global

markings, signals, signs, st. use, hazardous conditions, safety for bicycle and pedestrian also. our enforcement efforts currently in the south of market and in the financial district this month we are targeting the cell phone and texting. we are keeping separate data on that and we are targeting those. another one that we are also targeting that we feel as one of the most hazardous situations for drivers is those driving with the disability placard hanging off of their mirror. those, we feel, though we cannot prove it, but we feel strongly that contributes a lot to the pedestrian that are hit in the crosswalk, because it blocks the field of vision. officers are stopping and siding for that and asking people to remove that while they're driving. it is illegal to drive with that hanging from your rearview mirror. we are working on six speeds, jaywalking, red lights, stop signs. accident investigation. also, commercial vehicles. we have a lot of the accidents involving pedestrians involve commercial vehicles that are operating in san francisco. we have a commercial vehicle unit tha

every improvement has to get the conventional building permits, st. use permits, and any city permits that would otherwise be required of any other project anywhere else in the city, and i want to emphasize that, because there was some concern we're giving away our discretionary authority. in fact, there are actually multiple layers of approvals. the important thing about the way facing has been developed. this is increasing like a better neighborhoods plan. . the advance notice in in an orderly buildout. why do i say that? this is the scale of a neighborhood. we are essentially looking at a better neighborhood plan. but it is important to note, like those areas, there is no public land taxes or funds being expended. this is not like candlestick or the shipyard which are truly public-private projects. what does this mean? this means we do not have the same amount of control necessarily on how this evolves. without us having a stake in it, it is hard for us to dictate. so we let the developer respond to market demands, and when there is an opportunity to b

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st. mary's new cancer center. stay with us >>> welcome back to mosaic we are talking about the new ch w cancer center in san francisco we are very happy to bring it to you. we talk about all kinds of things here on mosaic this fills a big part of that puzzle we are here with father ed murray, chaplain at st. mary's and sherry a patient navigator. she accompanies patients at the cancer center through their patient to keep adviced what is coming up with them. do you call say downtimes your appointment? >> i do call them a lot. i try to check up with patients some times they are not feeling well they are afraid to call i will give them a buzz at home and see how they are following through remind them to come back for more. >> the ground breaking was march 26th. big event. the archbishop was there from the archdiocese of san francisco right father? >> yes, he was. and mingled with the people and then we had the blessing ceremony, he read a very nice -- gave a short little reflection that was very pointed on the churches and the go

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st. louis for us tonight. mike? >> reporter: good evening, kate. the early call on this tornado was an ef-4, first one of the season. that's the enhanced fujita scale that runs from 1 to 5, a strong tornado, could have had winds as strong as 200 miles an hour. it has been a very busy april. we have not seen this many tornadoes ever in april. 345 and counting. the tornado tore through lambert airport friday evening, sending passengers in the airport terminal scrambling for cover. fierce winds ripped off the roof on concourse c, blew out windows and crushed this jet way. some passengers on an airplane had to ride out the storm parked at the gate. >> we were completely pelted with all kinds of wood and debris and at this point i realized that i was concerned that we would have debris coming through the window in the airplane. and so i ducked for cover. >> reporter: the grounded plane became airborne. >> you could feel the airplane moving under you. we could see that we had been lifted. we were parked at the gate. we had been lifted from the gate. and

st. luke's campus. they want us to continue to be there for them. they trust us to care for them, to deliver high-quality health care in a safe environment. if we do not rebuild, we will be letting those people down. we need to build a new, modern facility, with state-of-the-art equipment necessary to provide the quality care that family's south of market deserve. i urge you to move forward to deliver st. luke's cpmc. >> good evening, members of the health and planning commissions. thank you for allowing a cpmc to share how the hospital has greatly benefited my family and me for almost 40 years. i am a 44-year resident of san francisco. i support cpmc's plans to rebuild its hospitals into an earthquake-safe citywide system of care. my family and i know cpmc from personal experience. all of my children and my grandchildren were born in the california campus. my ex-wife worked at the california campus for 10 years. on monday of this week, my daughter gave birth to my grandson and the california campus. [laughter] my daughter was first treated for type

us to build much nicer facilities, better healing environments for patients. they will all be private rooms. they will have the ability to -- this is a picture of what we hope the new st. luke's will look like. we recognize the need to control rising health care costs, consolidation of two of our campuses will help us do that by reducing duplication of expensive equipment, having a more energy-efficient building, reducing administrative function. we would like to optimize the distribution of care throughout san francisco and the integrated delivery system. we would like to quote of the former -- and this will not exist in the city because there are not enough specialists and to be very good at something, you have to do a lot of it. here is our construction schedule. you will note that it has us starting in 2011 with completion of the campus which is a slightly easier campus to build. that will enable us to be in compliance with the current law. i know the whole commissioners will remember this. i would like to review these because i think we have made substantial progress. we promise to increase our charity care and the amount of care we provide for medi-cal patients.

st. luke's as a diabetes eaktr and using my experience there -- educator, using my experience there, i'm allowed, my expertise is sent out into the community instead of just keeping it at st. luke's. diabetes is a horrible disease. of course it is worse in areas, as we all know, in areas where there is less financial resources and we also foe what works to control die -- know what works to control die sbeets lacking in those communities -- buy beets is -- diabetes is lacking in those communities. i'm so pleased to ask you to support. >> thank you. >> thank you presidents tierney and olague. members of the health commission. thank you for your attention tonight. it is a late evening. i'm a physician at st. luke's. i started working at an ob/gyn at the hospital. you might ask why would somebody join the staff of a hospital that is battle weary and has many failing equipments and being in a recession, serving poor people and i really can't say anything other than how could you not work there. it is one of the best and exciting interesting places to work in the city. my history at st. luke's

st. anthony's dining room, which basically use the public sidewalks for their guests to line up, and we have created an open arcade along the base on both streets, which will allow the queue in line to occur off the street and separate it from public sidewalks and provide a nice view into the dining room in off hours. that is the back wall that you see, and the arcade is always, and that is where the dining room element it sells its. at night, there are a number of decorative grillwork elements that will coil and come down. we're planning to use the same system and is that it looked -- aesthetic looke. at night, there will still be alive, but the arcade will not be visible to anyone in off hours. both -- we tried to make each of them unique said that they have their own identity. you enter into the reception area, and before you q what, and just off the street, under this blaze element here is actually the entry point for senior housing, which has a lobby at street level and has its own set of elevators, and each will have a separate arcade, separate entry element of of it, and separate iden

st. louis, a huge inconvenience, but it could have been so much worse. >> chris bury leading us off. >>> a small team of reporters was allowed inside the st. louis airport. how much damage and how soon it will open, marcus moore with us tonight. >> reporter: we are getting our first look at the damage inside the c concourse at the airport in st. louis. the storm on friday knocked out just about every window in the terminal and ripped away part of the roof. officials estimate 500 people were inside the terminal when that storm hit. only four people suffered injuries and they were rushed to hospitals. their injuries were not considered life threatening. the mayor says they hope to have the airport 70% operational by tomorrow. perhaps 100% operational by the middle of next week. it all depends on how soon they can get the power reestablished here. >> waiting on the power there. marcus moore. thanks so much. >>> this string of tornados has been extraordinary and quickly barreling towards records. what's behind it all? we want to turn to jeff smith. as we push in on st. louis here, we just lea

st. louis for us this morning. we appreciate it. thank you. >>> a federal mediator is now stepping into a land dispute between native americans and the city of alejo. native americans have been protesting construction on the 15-acre glen cove site. the city plans to add a parking lot and outside bathrooms and benches. activists say the ground is a sacred burial ground. a federal mediator will try to reach a compromise. activists say they hope talks between both sides will continue next week. >> we'll be meeting with the department of justice on monday. we're hoping to know by monday night or tuesday morning whether or not they're willing to sit down and talk. >> the native americans say construction on the land will disturb the human remains buried there. they add that there are enough toilets and benches nearby and the proposed work is unnecessary. >>> a search will resume this morning for an 11-year-old boy missing in the kings canyon national park. the new jersey boy disappeared on friday after hiking with his family. yesterday s

. >> below us st. mary's right here in front of us, this is a generalized water ice fall. >> reporter: a small group of people learning how to climb a nearly vertical frozen waterfall near colorado springs. the climb would be a challenge for any novice, even more so for a soldier who can't use his right arm. but after a little practice, danny kennedy scrambles up the hill faster than several of his more able-bodied colleagues and then does it again. >> nice job. >> reporter: this outing was organized by life quest, a nonprofit that combines physical therapy with adventure sports to help heal veterans injured physically or psychologically in iraq and afghanistan. there is no cost to service members. all the bills are paid for by volunteers. life quest started last year when lieutenant colonel andrew grantham approached an adventure racing team man about staging competitive events for wounded soldiers under his command at nearby fort carson. >> not only are they getting engaged but once they finish that,

st. paul are also making active use of new technologies.their order was founded almost a hundred years ago by an italian priest who believed the media would have a profound impact on culture. >> he said look at the churches. he said "where are the people? "the people are not in the pews. "where are they?" so it's our job to go out to wherever they are and make that place a church, a sanctuary, a place where they can meet god and god can meet them. >> whereas maybe people before might have thought they had to go to church to do religion, they are doing it in the comfort of their home, having religious theological discussions with their friends. maybe even a lot more fun because people like to get on their computer and go on facebook. >> many of the sisters have blogs, twitter accounts and facebook pages. and they have developed a series of mobile web apps, such as the rosary app, that people can use on their smartphones and ipads. >> sister sean mayer is an administrator of the facebook page for the award-winning daughters of st. paul choir.

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st. stephen's paris gave us a strong recommendations about what they see pierre whatever but it lacks is the idea that they did not have to upset 19th avenue the way it is going to go, this is our opportunity to hit it that and turn it into a livable quarter. we submitted an application for $300,000 to actually do a few multi-level deliver voice, to get us in here. these are what we are proposing with that study. it will be led by the transportation authority, but we will be

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st. stephen's paris gave us a strong recommendations about what they see pierre whatever but it lacks is the idea that they did not have to upset 19th avenue the way it is going to go, this is our opportunity to hit it that and turn it into a livable quarter. we submitted an application for $300,000 to actually do a few multi-level deliver voice, to get us in here. these are what we are proposing with that study. it will be led by the transportation authority, but we will be sponsoring it. we submitted the application in 2011. the outcomes would be extensive community meetings reviewing the project and making sure that everyone understands that is clear and transparent. we would define the project. you saw the short list, but there are many more, and they definitely need to be refined and well-defined. we came up with a cost estimate using engineers to make sure that these are feasible, indebted proposals. we would model results to make sure that the data and the outcomes are in the direction we want to be, and ultimately what we get at the end is a psr-ready implementation project. at t

st. in cisco 82. for us it is still much coole the water temperature is 40 and 76 as the humidity of said. a snowstorm in progress in new england but nothing like that here. soaring on the way this afternoon with occasional periods of rain and cool eye debitor 46. for tonight showers early to avoid to partly cloudy skies and a low down to 34. early sunday breezy and milder to start the weekend were seasonable temperatures as we get up to 56 would be the warmest temperature in some time. the temperatures on monday could produce some showers and then in the afternoon. the big spread of temperature's 42 north 57 south with southeast winds blowing in an accounting for the big difference here is the seven delegates 510 here on sunday 57 am monday with some sixties in the southern suburbs we could get some heavy thunderstorms severe weather and some time we began to warm up an elite weak weather system comes and with temperatures up to the '60s on thursday and friday. . >> said the precipitation will be much of an

using current best practices from the highway -- federal highway administration. we have also developed and applied and environmental quality index which considers over 30 factors at st. and intersection level. we can use it to assess the quality of the pedestrian environment. we are currently validating it other other rigid against other factors, including how well it predicts injuries. supervisor mar: could you explain that tool again? if he knew a certain streak for intersection, you could estimate the predictability of being hit by a car? >> that is actually with the previous model does, and the vehicle-pedestrian prediction model. if you had a new development going in, you could take a survey of what are the current factors that protect walking and promote pedestrian safety and then see where there might be gaps, where infrastructure could fill in those gaps. finally, as we mentioned, dph participates in interagency planning efforts, some of their reserves -- recent efforts are included on this slide. we would like to give you a brief overview of the executive directive issued by mayor gavin newsom, just as the psac report was issued. it establishes, for the fir

st. petersburg, where i live use that and i will say that now. >> we have until 3:30, and i want to be sure we have time for questions. and before i hand this to maggie, i want to make my own observations and like jack, i work for the city. and for san francisco, there are two things that i am thinking about differently, one is outreach, and be sure that we look at the true nature of san francisco and the languages, and the preparing of outreach materials. and the second one is education, and that's a two way thing and i started to write down the community and policy makers. and often in san francisco the community is the policy maker and the planners are the community. that gives us a new way to look at two different things, maggie. >> i would like to encourage as many of you as possible, and if you can't go, tell your colleagues, and other members, if you are a member of an advocacy group, to go to this workshop, it's a big investment of time, three days, but what we were talking about and what david talked about in our panel about designing safe streets. so that if someone makes a mistak

. >> used by charles and diana when they left st. paul's cathedral on their wedding day. ergie and andrew on their wedding day. >> don't mention that. this is another very english fan the great pale of bells that will go on hour after hour. >> mark phillips, i imagine the crowd is going wild as they watch them board the carriage. >> a huge roar went up here in anticipation of the now-married couple coming out of the abbey. they're still cheering and waving flags here, as the state landau rolled up in front of the great west door here. further cheers went up. this really is the profession that the people who have, some of them, been here for a couple of days came to see. the images that we have of these royal weddings, these are the ones that we recall, the happy married couple, luckily today the weather has held up enough so that they can use this open state landau. there was a fear they'd have to go in a glass coach. just starting to move off now. well, basically use the same route that each of them took coming here. except that catherine, her royal highness, catherine, i

. >>> a live look at the commute at the golden gate bridge toll st tit w us. trememoco o it. >>> close to 6:20 on this tuesday morning. we are going to show you a live look at the shark tank. the sharks were victorious in o.t. down in l.a. bob redell is going to be live where sharks fans are going to be lining up for tickets. now, for a look at the roads, we check in with mike. >> good morning, marla. i should have put that on my map. a lot of folks are going to be at hp pavilion trying to get tickets. tully road, the sensor at 40 miles per hour. from time to time the speed sensors turning yellow. speeds in the 50s. the south bay volume starting to increase as it does about 6:30. we'll see slowing around 680 as well. we look at the lower base shore. 280 coming across 84, the dumbarton bridge, got a look at card board boxes in the road. card board boxes, making a mess. 101 and 280, smooth drive. 92 causing slowing. foster city will be an issue. the live shot shows the volume of traffic from the peninsula. it is a smooth drive. picking up volume in both directio