we do not represent sutter.we do not represent them legally and we are not taking a position and legally. we do not know the facts. the facts will come out in the judicial system. supervisor campos: i agree with that. we have to allow the court proceedings take place, but we, as policy-makers, are being asked to make important decisions. one of the things that the complaint points out is a certain type of agreement, or agreements, between sutter and the insurance companies -- this is what the complaint says. "contains provisions which prevent health-care insurers, referred to as payers in the agreement, from challenging the reasonableness of the sutter hospital bill." this is accomplished through audit policies. these policies provide that question an opinion regarding medical necessity, reasonable of charges and the propriety of providers's usual and customary practices are beyond the scope of an audit and shall not be part of any audit permitted under the agreements. in other words, what they are saying is the

sutter cost enormous profits also call into question that status. last month after they sent a letter to every employee's home lamenting their potential revenue losses due to health care reform legislation, "the business times" reported net profit rose by an unprecedented 38%, to $837 million. a second letter was then sent to all employees, myself included. despite this profit, sutter was in jeopardy of not making a profit in the future, and the ceo continue to blame the new health care legislation for this. health care economists have pointed to sutter as a primary force of driving up health care costs in california, specifically in northern california. patients are charged between 37% to 70% more than other providers. i find it hard to believe that any patient, if asked, would describe the luxuries of a five- star hotel, rather than access to cooperative care that includes psychiatric, acute rehab, long-term care, and subacute services. those services were slashed 4 not been profitable enough. we would rather have enough staff and time to provide

we admitted to those sutter hospitals. the other one that is not on there is the summit medical center in alameda county, which makes up their exclusively consolidated county service. ucsf, mount sinai, and community hospitals -- mount zion. that is how our hospital admissions fell out by affiliation. these are our costs by active employees total hospital costs. it will look at the trend, which is the next slide, overall, kaiser hospital costs have remained at about -- i think i just got ahead of myself -- this is the same, looking at average hospital cost per day, and other comes up the highest. i should say, those are usually out of network. when you are on a vacation and get admitted, that probably would include trauma centers, uc-davis, etc., so that falls in, but our health plans do not negotiate hospital rates with them, so we pay whatever comes up there. again, kaiser is our largest provider of care. the other hospitals charge more, but it makes for a very small percentage of our total amount. sutter is the second h

and this is looking up sutter street. and this is a comparison from what we had before on the right. where we had a full expression coming to the rear yard and then as we break it down now and we create a setback of 13 feet from sutter and then the top floor is set back 15 feet from the rear yard. and then looking from a biredsie perspective from the -- bird's-eye perspective from the year yard, we have a four-tier conceptual plan, the top tier for child care, second for gardening and a third and fourth tier for general use and then -- president olague: thank you. we may have more questions during the deliberation. thank you. >> the president has determined that public comment will be for two minutes each. president olague: and i wanted to recognize members of the youth commission. i'm going to recognize them first. they may be in the other room. tobias serrano, naomi, accompanied by mario yadida and in the mean tomb i will call some folks' names here. brad paul. donald stroh. gary brown. >> my name is brad paul. i'm here

little sutter to raise money. dog, little sutter's promoteors are trying to make a big impression. governor brown's dog has become a celebrity here, the 7-year-old dog is now capitalizing on his popularity, selling his line of merchandise. tee shirts, tote bags and goody emblaze oned with his twitter name. $3 of the sale pays down the budget. remaining $14 billion deficit. >> i confess i'm a fan. >> jennifer likes sutter and bought a hoody and a coffee mug. the deficit just shrank by $6. >> i think it's a fun way to chip in. though let's be honest goitsing toy add fumes to the hole we have. >> saying all signs point to someone in the governor's inner circle. the governor denies being behind musings and marketing. >> are you twitter -- twittering on sutter brown's behalf? >> no. i am not. >> so far, the merchandise netted almost $700. the finance department won't refuse. >> the chinese fill loss fer said a jurn yeef a thousand miles begin was a step. that kind after plies here. >> with, or without sutter, people ca

nannette miranda shows out sutter is trying to make a big impression. >> brown's dog sutter is a celebritynce he is capitalizing on his popularity and selling his own line of merchandise, tote bags and other goodies emblazoned with his twitter name. it pays down the deficit. the remaining $14 billion deficit. >> i'm of a super fan. >> she likes sutter so much she bought a hoodie and coffee mug. >> it's the way to help budget. >> the administration says the sutter brown accounts are unofficial but all points to someone in the governor's inner circle. he denies behind all the marking. >> on you twitterering on sutter's behalf. >> so far it has netted the state $700 which they won't refuse. >> they said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step and that applies here. >> just covering costs and whatever profits are made go to the deficit. more power to sutter brown. >>> in an effort to bridge the state's budge gap seven cities increased sales tax. union city has the highest, 10 1/4 followed by san leandro. they went up a quarter percent in santa rosa and half percent in novato, c

. >> jerry brown is trying to help reduce the massive state's deficit even using his own pet sutter. how they are trying to make a big impression. >> brown's dog has become a celebrity. he is now capitalizing on his popularity by selling his own line of merchandise, and he has his twitter name. it pays $3 per item down on the deficit. jennifer likes sutter so much she bought a hoodie and a coffee mug. >> it's a way to help the budget. but let's be honest but still. >> the brown administration says sutter break-in accounts are unofficial but all signs point to someone in the governor's inner circle. the governor denies being behind it. >> are you twittering? >> i don't know about sutter's twitter activities. >> they have made $700 which the finance department will not refuse. >> confucius says a journey of a thousand miles begins a single step. >> absolutely. just covering costs and whatever profits made goes to the deficit more power to them. more power to sutter brown. >>> in an effort to bridge the state's budget gap, seven cities increased sales tax. el cerrito and union city have

the suit alleges that sutter hospitals engaged in false billing practices for anesthesia services. jones says through false and overblown bills, sutter allegedly bilked patients out of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> we found this in invoice after invoice after invoice. and when brought to the attention of sutter, no reasonable explanation to explain it was provided. >> sutter denies the allegations saying the plaintiffs in the lawsuit haven't provided evidence to support their claims of billing improprieties. >>> he is accused of several murders spanning three decades. coming up, new disturbing revelations on how that suspected serial killer chose his victims. >>> animals beaten and neglected. the plan to keep track of animal abusers before they strike again. >>> lost, late, luggage? good luck getting your money back. how the government is trying to change that. ,,,,,,,,,,,, for three decades. 77-year-old joseph naso was >>> for the very first time, we are seeing the senior citizen accused of going on a murder spree for three decades. 77-year-old joseph naso was arraigned this

one of the driving forces in northern california is sutter health. as one of the largest hospital chains, with 24 hospitals, 5000 doctors that operate in 100 cities and towns, they are everywhere. they are a huge force. we know that sutter charges 37% more than the state average, which is concerning to us. they are trying to control rising health care costs. we would like to see that number much lower. in contrast, a different companies charges 4% below the state average. we have two hospitals, two different systems, providing the same care, but at different rates. one of the questions we have is, with these beautiful, single- room patient rooms, it looks like a hotel. it looks really nice. it looks like a nice place to stay overnight. is that what we need? do we need luxury care? is that what the cost is so high? does that justify it? what does this translate to 4 san francisco? we are paying increased rates for employee health care benefits. we're having to pay for more expensive health plans. sutter controls a huge portion of the market and they c

cpmc is an affiliate of sutter health company, a hospital system that has 25 hospitals in the region, for which premium levels are assessed for san francisco. a number of news articles, many news articles, have cited their pricing power in the region as a major driver of costs, which, of course, are ultimately passed on to the consumer to increase premiums. this is happening at the same time that sutter is actually reporting massive surges in profit, to the tune of $878 million, close to that $1 billion you were referencing before, in 2010. by way of example, an article in bloomberg "businessweek" sizes -- sets prices etc. hospital as the will be 40% to 70% higher than rivals for typical procedures, but also mentions agreements with insurance companies to keep their costs secret to the point where it is difficult if not impossible for us as consumers to compare those costs. the same article revealed that aetna paid cpmc with a midpoint of $4,700 for the procedure -- let's take for example an abdominal ct scan. $4,700 paid compared to $3,200 for the same services at catholic healthcare

>> my name is ron cardin, 2755 sutter street, directly east of booker t. and that's my house right there. thank you, commissioners, for providing a public hearing of my comments and i'm on record of supporting the community center, affordable housing and emancipated youth programs and that hasn't changed to this day. i want to thank supervisor mark farrell who is working hard to build a compromise that's before you and i hope it's accepted by the project sponsors. i request refinements on a number of issues for the project. first, the building wraps around our property on two sides west and south. it has a pronounced impact and boxes us in. and i would request mitigation of this by simply having bright, light, natural colors, not dark colors like you see on the gym wall here or the row of concrete on the community center wall. i think that will alleviate the fact that south and west sun and light has been removed. these are suggestions of some colors. i'm sure they'll be different. second request has to do with replacing the south and west sun and light be

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after you leave sutter and go towards bush street then it begins to narrow. i just want to correct that for the record. again, i'm here to let you know i don't want to get in the specifications of the attorneys and the planners do that but this is a good project and we might as well use what money we have to the maximum efficiency. and i say, again, i'm also on the board of directors. i'm the pressurer. please support this project. thank you. >> thank you. we have no more speaker cards. is there any additional public comment at this time? >> good evening. my name is lorel dean. i'm the middle school coordinator for booker t. washington. but besides that, i was born and raised in the city, the western addition, and i've been a part of it my whole life. i think this gentleman said it best, most the african-american males, if not community have gone through booker t., is one of our oldest buildings in the city alone, let alone culturally based oldest and is a neighbor of that community. i point out two things. one, we do have j.c.c. in that area and we also have

the governor denies being behind. >> are you twittering on sutter brown's behalf?bit of a cooldown in the bay area. >> we're not feeling it quite yet. temperatures in the 50s but we do have a cold front on the way and winds have begin to increase in the higher elevations. so we'll look at a cool afternoon and gusty winds. we'll talk about that coming up. >> janelle: also ahead. avalanche danger in the high sierra. what tahoe ski resorts are doing to protect v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v

most of this decline could be contributed to the merger between sutter held in the california health system in 1986 and acquisitions by california healthcare west, which i will attempt to show you. what we saw by 1998 is that the three largest corporations controlled 43% of the region's hospital beds, compared with 18% four years earlier. this is what our picture looks like at the moment. catholic healthcare west by st. francis and st. mary's, california pacific medical centers, the old presbyterian hospital's, kaiser hospital. i know this is really breathtakingly exciting. i'm sorry it is so slow. ucsf picked up mount zion. and, of course, san francisco general hospital and chinese hospital. showing up here in a minute. what does it cost? you will have other people talk to you about this. you already cited this i think pretty well known fact that both the most consolidated and most expensive of the counties in our state. again, just to emphasize the point, hospitals are paid $7,349 per patient per day on average compared with los angeles county, not necessarily an inexpensive place

so far ask sutter brown has raced $700. a cute fellow. >>> well two of japan's biggest sports heroes faced off at the oakland a's season opener against the mariners. the new a's slugger matsui and superstar ichiro suzuki used the game to raise awareness and money for disaster victims in japan. $1 per ticket will be donated to japanese released. and both matsui and suzuki have donated to the cause and their uniforms from the game will be auctioned off for the victims. very good cause. you were there. >> and matsui donated $600,000 of his own money to the cause. everybody is trying to help out. >> two games in and the giants do not look anything like champions so far. but no complaint about brandon belt. the kid shows he belongs. sports is next of the [ ma announcer ] 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually it's easier than you think because general mills big g line of cereals is america's number one source of whole grain at breakfast. there's whole grain in every box... ♪ ♪ ...from chex... to che

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two of the cold case happened in sutter county, 35 calls for, and to push is there with one informations. a 35-miles. >> this grave is in a small cemetery with the head stone is the only one for more family sang her name tracy mckinney tephoya died august 14th, 1994. 17 days before 32nd birthday. the head stone has to synthetic flowers. and her name appears to be bothered. and great. phone calls were made to her relatives who were shaken up. they were surprised by investigators and advised by investigators got to talk to the media--sedimentar cemetery personal to not remember her femmfuneral services. >>pam: kate thompson has photographs. >>reporter: we have three photographs of these four victims. one victim from marin county. that is roxanne. the other panel parsons and tracy tefoya all young women under the age of 40. roxanne, the youngest victim. she was only 18 years old lunch was founded marin county. she was found in the woods. 18-year-old victim--her feet were bound, naked, and we spoke to her aunt. since the late 1970's on salt they finally are shocked that there is somebody beh

two of the murders happened in sutter county, which is 35 miles north of sacramento. kron 4's jeff bush went there to find out more about one of the victims. >> reporter: tracy is buried in a cemetery. her grave sits among the others. her head stone is the only one from her family and says her name. beloved daughter, mother, center and friend. born august 31, 1962. the head stone has two synthetic flowers and appear to be weathered and old. that top are two flowers engraved into the stone. phone calls were made to the relatives. they say they were advise not to talk to the media. administrators told me they don't remember her funeral. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> a former fbi agent talks to us about the joseph naso case and the task force set up to investigate it. >> the formation tells you something, they think they can connect joseph naso to other unsolved cases. i don't think this is something that is done in a cavalier way. when they do this they dedicate a lot of man power to it. and they obviously think they can make progress. i do think even though there is comm

it was the sutter hospitals. there were some hospitals down south. it was a small list, but a significant list in the sense that some of those hospitals eliminated were part of large systems. supervisor campos: thank you. >> as i was explaining, we regionally price our contacting agencies. we do that based on the actual cost of the region. i was illustrating the premium for a single party under blue shield axis-plus of the bay area is $675, compared to the same product via los angeles at $428. as the sub costs rolls up to actual premium differentials in terms of how we set premiums for our contract agencies. the state requires a single statewide rate, so you will not see the same phenomenon when we purchased for state assets. we also narrowed our physician networks to 2008. we did that for both the blue shield product as well as the p po. we added blue shield net value and first select. again, we were purchasing physician services based on this cost to quality and have allowed us to said in-house plans with in this product. for the net value product,

sutter break-in is, of course, the first dog. he blew out all candles, 73.hat is kind of mean. >> it took a lot of air power to get those candles out. >> we are looking at a blustery day, definitely on the brisk side. here we are at heavenly. 27 degrees, we have a winter weather advisory in the sierra until 5:00 this afternoon. more snow, anywhere from half a foot at the lower elevations to about ten inches above 7,000 feet. it's pretty sunny. a lot of the rain has been offshore but the camera is shaking. we do have gusty winds all across the bay area. still a few showers, may be a thunderstorm to contend before the afternoon is up. live doppler 7 hd. notice the main activity is offshore and also in the interior around fresno. as we go in closer, about 30 miles is where we have a little precip moving to the south and east. pescadero has rain right now. further south, higher elevations around monterey, rain-snow mix. you saw that earlier and temperatures are cold. anywhere 2,000 feet, 3,000 feet, we are looking at numbers in the 30. temperatures have not warm

sutter break-in is, of course, the first dog. he blew out all candles, 73.hat is kind of mean. >> it took a lot of air power to get those candles out. >> we are looking at a blustery day, definitely on the brisk side. here we are at heavenly. 27 degrees, we have a winter weather advisory in the sierra until 5:00 this afternoon. more snow, anywhere from half a foot at the lower elevations to about ten inches above 7,000 feet. it's pretty sunny. a lot of the rain has been offshore but the camera is shaking. we do have gusty winds all across the bay area. still a few showers, may be a thunderstorm to contend before the afternoon is up. live doppler 7 hd. notice the main activity is offshore and also in the interior around fresno. as we go in closer, about 30 miles is where we have a little precip moving to the south and east. pescadero has rain right now. further south, higher elevations around monterey, rain-snow mix. you saw that earlier and temperatures are cold. anywhere 2,000 feet, 3,000 feet, we are looking at numbers in the 30. temperatures have not warm

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priorityitize and the market pricing piece of this is to get directly at this so in downtown, the 450 sutter medical building, you want to encourage people to be able to come and go to those appointments but you don't necessarily want people who work there all day to drive. so that's why we're adding this provision and extending it into areas where you have the dense development, a lot of offices, medical offices and so on to address the exact question you raised. president olague: commissioner fong? commissioner fong: i think we're all saying the same thing, that we're in support of this particular legislation but we're tooking at a particular district to try to put a bandaid on things but this is a citywide problem and commissioner antonini spoke, if we're really going to address it, we need to look at the public transit situation. three forty of -- three quarterf the time i'm on the bus, it's packed, just overcrowded. i'm not sure how we approach that, if a larger discussion needs to be had related to parking transit, usage, parking fees, et cetera, but taking these things piece meal is d

nursing in mount vernon, new york, and worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, including the sutter visiting nurses association and the irwin memorial blood bank. i know she'll be sorely missed by her friends and family and those she served in the st. vincent depaul community. she is survived by her husband, her son and her daughter. on a personal note, i have known ann almost my entire life. my family has known her and her family. i grew up with her children, chris and diedre, who were, you know, unabashed

nursing in mount vernon, new york, and worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, including the sutter visiting nurses association and the irwin memorial blood bank. i know she'll be sorely missed by her friends and family and those she served in the st. vincent depaul community. she is survived by her husband, her son and her daughter. on a personal note, i have known ann almost my entire life. my family has known her and her family. i grew up with her children, chris and diedre, who were, you know, unabashed supporters during my campaign last year. simply a great family and a true stalwart of our community in district two and st. vincent depaul parish. on a very personal level we will miss her, my family will miss her and i ask that we adjourn today's meeting in honor of her. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> thank you. colleagues, today i am making a request for a hearing today on how the city managed the placement and relocation of our homeless individuals that were living in and around transbay terminal. many of you may have been read building this in

yes, sutter is a valued member, as well as all the rest of the hospitals, but we believe that hospitals will act in the best interest and built and act in accordance to law. we would like to see the facts play out. we are not in a position to make a comment on that particular case. supervisor campos: if you are a consumer watching this hearing and paying attention, can your association guaranteed to those of us who are patients, who are paying for these costs, that those types of agreements are being entered into by hospitals and insurance companies? >> cha is not in a position to make any guarantees on behalf of any hospital. supervisor campos: ok, well, thank you very much. the one thing i would say -- hopefully somebody in the city's attorney's office is watching. we will send a copy to the second amended complaint to them. there are some very serious issues indicated here. if we are talking about the city's costs in the coming year being projected close to half a billion dollars, and these practices are going on, then our city attorney's office needs to be aware and decide if any ac

that is those between sutter and post that will be impacted greatly and considerably more by a building that would be 55 feet as opposed by 45 feet. and i think that's what we're really talking about. the other issue is the parking. and we're only providing 21 offstreet parking places. now, we have a lot of uses here. we're going to have the gym which will be much bigger, more heavily utilized, and that's going to be an impact. also, although we will have, as designed, 24 units for emancipated youth, there also will be 24 units for people making up to the 60th percentile median income, there will be studios. among these young people, i think you'll find a higher incidence of car ownership than you expect. when you're first out of school, one of the first things you'll be able to buy is you're going to buy a car because a lot of times your job depends on you being there on time and employers are not very happy when employees are late and often times public transportation is not reliable, or jobs call for you to go outside of san francisco or other places. we have to look at this realisti

we've got 1825 sutter. it's the galaxy theater, large housing project. you know, i see all these things as they go through the development fee unit and honestly i can't remember. we can give you -- vivian has a list of the large projects. >> i think we got circulated a whole list of all the permits that are active. president hechanova: these are active permits. >> yeah, they're included, the ones she talked about. >> harrison is included, i'm sure. >> it is on here. >> i was just notified of it yesterday in terms of inclusionary housing. but when i talk to the people at planning they are still working with the project's sponsor on a couple of issues but they do expect it to be moving out of planning. commissioner murphy: going back to the new positions, what positions exactly are we selling? >> they are 1406's which are clerks and there are 1408's which are principal clerks and then there are -- there's a -- an engineer. actually two engineers. commissioner murphy: what kind of an engineer? >> i think one is mechanical and one is -- >> there's two mechan

sutter health denies and says that the bills are "appropriate." >>> a big scare in colorado. what was found inside a mall on the anniversary of the columbine shootings and why investigators believe it may be linked to the tragic event. >>> and what's going on at a south bay dog park today where a dog died suddenly from what was believed to be poisoning. >>> welcome back to the morning news. take a look at this. an immigration detention center in sydney, australia, is badly damaged after a night of riots. police say set fire to several buildings and threw tiles and sharp objects off of rooftops. rioters say they've been held at the center for two years and they want to know why. no one was killed or injured in the riots. >>> the f.b.i. is launching an investigation into a bomb and propane tank found at a colorado mall. the items were found yesterday after a small fire broke out near the mall's food court. officials think that the mall incident is linked to the 12th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting. police say after the shootings, a pipe bomb and propane tank w

last iteration that counsell -- counsel barkley has shown is, i had not seen the indentation on the sutter street side, but when you look eau -- at it from the front on presidio you can see across the street, as i noticed on one of these posters here now, the building across is about 43 feet high. if the number of units is in question, there's 21 parking spaces and if we're going toward less parking i'm not sure how these pashing spaces are going to be used but maybe some of the units could be switched around with the square footage of the parking. at the top level it really is sticking out. i guess it's called the parapet. the conversations we've had we're just kind of trying to see both sides and see if we could compromise and get the parapet off. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> hello, commissioners. my name is andrea. i represent 2646 post street. this property backs up to the rear yard of the proposed project. i recognize the need for affordable housing in san francisco. i'm not opposed to the goals of the booker t. washington project. providing housing and structure for the

this video appeared on the sutter brown youtube channel named after the first dog.t did take him a couple tries there. there goes another one. but he did blowout all of his candles. >> he didn't look overjoyed by this. >> not really. >> he did eat some of the cake apparently. >> busy night in sports, guys. warriors performing like a playoff team of late beating the lakers for a third straight time. and wright set a new franchise record. got your details coming up mary! hey! wow, you look great! thanks! it's this new wish yourself thin program. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for lorenzo came true. [ male announcer ] fiber one 90 calorie bars. hungry no. results yes. shop our unbeatable night and day doorbusters, like women's st. john's bay tees for spring, an unbelievably low $4.99, and guy's bold screen tees, the absolute

sutter health is denying that charge and says it followed appropriate billing procedures. >>> well, todayhe golden gate bridge district will consider setting a speed limit for bicyclists on the golden gate bridge. officials say speed -- too much speed, leads to accidents. so to help reduce that they're considering a ten mile an hour speed limit on the sidewalks and five mile an hour around the bridge towers. violators could be fined $100 for speeding. >>> wow. all right. 5:48 is the time. let's check in with sal. hopefully nobody's speeding about any wet roads out there, sal? i know it's been drizzlely. >>> yeah, there are. heard mark say showers may be moving through and that may dampen your morning commute. pun intended. we have some wet roads. it's already stop and go as you drive through antioch which is not unusual, just be ware it's there. 680 looks good driving from concord to walnut creek and alamo. also the morning commute at the bay bridge toll plaza is light coming into san francisco. there is no baseball game in san francisco. the giants return tomorrow. so today at least you