i have a request about the material of the common area the sidewalk on sutter and including going there to not the hoyt but on the west side of the alley back on stockton street and the corner of post have a brick side wall for the plaza and stairs to create a brick surface on the entire complex floats. what are the thoughts will changing the materials all around the hyatt so the sidewalk is more uniform on sutter street down stockton street >> okay. so i'd love to do that. >> well, i'm posing a challenge because i'm not interested in seeing in front of the hyatt and a tracking up on sutter street a brick wall that all of a sudden ends and when the rest of the sidewalk going from the plazas all the way to stockton street becomes a different place the alley also has a brick now, when the surfaces are obsolete how do we resurface it. we already have it junction on top of there's a change in side wall material. our proposal has been inside the property boundary we've been work so we have have not shown any sidewalk material outside of the hyatt hotel. we've included the change in the sidew

i also want to welcome cpmc, sutter who are present, and i see mike cohail who was instrumental in getting to a resolution and so i want to thank him for being here. and i do want to give sutter an opportunity to say something and it can be at the beginning of the presentation, or we can wait until that we hear from the various agencies. and maybe we should proceed along those lines. and so with that, why don't i call upon the mayor's office of workforce and economic development and thank you for being here and thank you for the very key role that you played in making this deal, possible. >> all right, good morning, supervisors. and with your permission, i will go ahead and give a brief update and maybe have him speak right after me. >> okay. >> so i will do a brief run through of the status update. we have representatives from all of the city agents here to answer the questions on their areas of expertise, starting with construction. a little bit hard to read, but the upshot is that the construction schedule is the same as it was when we were before you to approve the project, and it is l

hearing on the status of sutter/california pacific medical center (cpmc) cathedral hill development agreement (da) and construction project, including updates from sutter/cpmc and key city departments on da commitments implemented thus far, and a schedule of future commitments, as well as an update on project construction and hospital plannin. >> great, thank you very much. and this is an item that i introduced and i want to thank, supervisor farrell and mar for co-sponsoring the hearing request. as you know a lot of works that gone into this project and one of the success storis in terms of the different sides of an issue coming together and working collaboratively to find a solution, that everyone could agree upon. and i know that i am very proud of the work that went into this settlement. and we simply wanted to take this opportunity to hear a status report on where the project is, but we are going to hear from a number of city agencies, that are responsible for oversight of the development agreement, and of the project itself. i also want to welcome cpmc, sutter who are present, and i see

bob sutter was part of the gold-medal winning miracle on ice team. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> reporter: stunning the world in 1980. a game igniting a passion in his little boy ryan. 34 years later, ryan keeps the miracle going, representing team

and the economic violate northward and will have a spiraling effort on sutter and post. our streetscape committee we had the opportunity to ask questions they added some issues you mainly the fountain and i think they treated that fairly and it's in the project also the wall around stockton we were concerned but they've opened it up with an 8 to the window and this connects the interior space with the sidewalk. so in summing it up we're excited about the project and urge you to support it. thank you >> good afternoon commissioners i'm kevin i'm the executive director of the hotel council of san francisco i serve on the board of supervisors for the improvement district. i'm here to support this on behalf of the hotel. when our guests come to san francisco they come to the aspect last year about how far of our city and it's also to shop. when a adversity comes and stays in our hotels they spend more money outside the hotel than win. the project that the apple store is proposing that will help market the city around the world and to have this type of site and this attach ic

hearing on the status of sutter/california pacific medical center (cpmc) cathedral hill development agreement (da) and construction project, including updates from sutter/cpmc and key city departments on da commitments implemented thus far, and a schedule of future commitments, as well as an update on project construction and hospital plannin. >> great, thank you very much. and this is an item that i introduced and i want to thank, supervisor farrell and mar for co-sponsoring the hearing request. as you know a lot

. >> hello, i'm elizabeth i'm a neighborhood live on sutter. i think i've shopped pretty sure in every shop on fillmore so i'm not going to talk about the merchant i've a big fan it's a really rich neighborhood. i'm the neighborhood that principal scott talked about who's been helping on the school level. my children go to a different school. and its family liaison is a neighbor of mine i've known 10 years. she's talked about a lot of the pain they've had in the community. and i felt very strongly that something needed to change. as a person i can only give my time so i decided seeing what was happening at the school they've had 4 principles in 5 years i met with the principle and say how can i help you achieve what you want to accomplish. she's the first time principal her mother was a teacher and she has a lot of hope for the children but we didn't have a lot of money. so we talked about the wish list how can i give my teachers room to be creative so rag on bone fell into the conversation. i happen to know todd through different channels and

the system and richard johnson i was one of the persons working on accident major plant in south of sutter park it was so unsuccessful. peter howard says the city is poisoning our environment and why is it this a good idea >> thank you very much. >> rachel i'm with the san francisco parks alliances i want to say it's nice to see additional investment in parks particle around park controls when we helped with the passing of the hoursz hours we heard we noted more participation commissioner bonilla i think that's identified as an area of need. i want to say our parks council have a conversation and again, the conversation was very supportive people were glad to see the additional resources but we all know it's not enough. so we want to help you make the case for the benefits of the parks in san francisco additional for the real investment that our city needs to make to continue to have the world-class packager system we have. i'm in support of this budget and we want to work in negotiations with the mayor's office and pledge our support >> thank you. thank you >> renÉe. >> i know the cards a

will bring the retail energy and the economic violate northward and will have a spiraling effort on sutter and post. our streetscape committee we had the opportunity to ask questions they added some issues you mainly the fountain and i think they treated that fairly and it's in the project also the wall around stockton we were concerned but they've opened it up with an 8 to the window and this connects the interior space with the sidewalk. so in summing it up we're excited about the project and urge you to support it.

keys out there but we can't house the illegal night clubs pr the last part two thefts one at the 65 sutter and on mason street. commissioner joseph >> i have just one question and then a comment but on the party bus. so the party bus doesn't have to get permission from the cv d they're regulated by state but the club has to visit central station >> we want them visiting us a that's a no stopping no parking zone. >> what happens in the bus just pulls up. >> they'll be ticketed and a cited and they'll have to leave immediately. >> my last question i see there's a problem of identifying the 2 hundred patrons or the one hundred patrons they should be all audits when the bus is ready to pickup. that's what we're trying to workout those wrinkles you have to do it in stages. one of the things the manager was talking about him having a more hands on relationship with the bus companies and not relying on the promoter or whoever is organizing the party so in the future he'll have a one-on-one with the bus companies those are our expectations we can't have exposure. it was a closed party >> as for my

completely unaddressed is the fact that the alley coming from stockton correcting through - coming from sutter connecting there the plaza has been go forward. the alley is blocked by planters more than three-quarters of a width of the alley a bloke. the original idea in the earlier 70s we tried to electro more alleys to a breakdown the alley you have the alley on bush street and jackson square area and on and on this alley is completely go forward. this gets me to the point as i started the plaza itself is two privatized for me. i regret that the large porch is different from the councilman which when the gentleman explained the diagram in this diagram if you want to bring it up it's the third slide the mrnt was sitting at the glass edge of the apple store and gave for room to the plaza. there was an essential door rather than two side doors by having the semi private prove that that is two removed to be useful for the plaza and is future aging sent by the two demeanors. when the energy on the second floor spills out into the placing and the store become visiblely more connected. there's too m

just one week after an agreement was signed, with sutter which the campuses are an affiliate of the suter health organization out of sacramento, we experienced clear violations of the agreement including kind of a laundry list of comprehensive and very heinous in the east bay and some of which include the reduction through our reduction enforce layoffs that are currently happening throughout the three campuses in the middle of the staffing scenarios which are starting to catch the attention of the regulatory agencies in the east bay. and so, on behalf of the nurses in the east bay we wanted to come forward and bring a message of caution that any agreement that is reviewed with this particular corporation needs to be reviewed with scrutiny, and accountability as of the utmost importance. and all aspects of the agreement should be closely reviewed and anything that can be looked at for a second closer look woo would be beneficial to the community and the patients that this organization claims to serve. thank you. >> next speaker, and if there is any member of the public that has not spoken

>> it is between bush and sutter. >> i think that is what it said. >> that was the effort. >> and so, again, don't want to say that this is the grand of the light night transportation in san francisco because it is not. it was basically mta saying that we have a window of time and a little bit of resources how can we start to ask people and document what the needs look like? >> okay. >> so thank you. >> that is it. >> okay. >> that is a start. >> i got it. >> commissioner lee? >> can we, or using mta will expand to the different areas like soma? you know, because there is a lot in the tonal? >> i have no idea. but based on how we moved forward in this commission, i will ask them for whatever it is you want me to. >> commissioner akers? >> yeah, so it seems like then, if they had more interns, then maybe more projects like this could happen. so that might be good to know, is how difficult getting an internship is and what we can do as commissioners to plug. >> right. >> internships with mta. >> okay. >> more of this. >> okay. >> so could we request an actual study a second study of a d

that i have is an item that deals with the construction of a very important project, which is the sutter cpmc cathedral hill project. and i know that i in my district have received a number of inquiries about the status of the project and it's one of those projects where we're very proud of the work that was done at the board of supervisors with the mayor's office, with the help of lou girardo to get us to a settlement of that, of the differences in that project. and i just am calling for a hearing simply to provide the public, including my constituents a status report on where the project is. and i want to thank supervisor farrell, supervisor mar for their co-sponsorship. now, finally, let me say that i'm very proud to introduce an ordinance that deals with the very important issue of displacement. today i'm introducing legislation that will directly give tenants in the city and county of san francisco some protections in the unfortunate event that they face eviction under the ellis act. what this resolution does is that consistent with the case law that has recognized the right and the

ellen, do you know anything about the sale -- do you know the sale of the concord ia, ~ the corner of sutter and van ness, there is a for sale sign up. thank you. and want to know when a for sale sign goes up on a potentially, you know, on a resource, potential resource, what to do about it, what information is available on it. i guess i didn't know how to answer him. ~y -- want to know how to answer him. >> mr. frye? >> i think one of the most helpful resources is our planning information map, planning.org. if you type in the address or the block and lot number of any property, any prospective buyer will be able to pull up the historic information regarding the property, including if this commission has regulatory review authority over that property. >> great, great. i kind of knew that -- i knew there was a procedure, but i just thought i'd mention it in public. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, no other disclosures, comments? we'll move on. >> commissioners, it will place you under your regular calendar. item 6, review and recommendation of approval of a balanced fiscal year 2

on east airway boulevard and sutter street. police officials said, the business owners - quote - "thought they were safe under state law". and now the district attorney will decide whether or not they will prosecute the owners. >> pam: senator barbara boxer is pushing the center for disease control. to figure out what's causing the polio- like paralysis. in some california children. >> pam: about twenty children in the past year and a half. have reportedly been affected by the rare illness. two of those cases happening right here in the bay area. now senator boxer is asking the c-d-c. to start an investigation. >> pam: specifically, to find out whether the illness is a virus, whether it's based on enviormental factors. and if there are other cases nationwide. stanford university doctors called the cases a rare phenomenon earlier this week. >> pam: new tonight at 8 - >> pam: drivers crossing the bay bridge recently may have noticed that the metering lights were taking longer than normal. kron 4's charles clifford spoke with calt

bob sutter was part of the gold-medal winning miracle on ice team. >> do you believe in miracles? reporter: stunning the world in 1980. a game igniting a passion in his little boy ryan. 34 years later, ryan keeps the miracle going, representing team usa on the ice. dad could not be prouder. >> when you put that jersey on, something just happens. i get nervous still when i watch him. >> reporter: the nerves can be unbearable. remember aly raisman's parents during the summer games in 2012. >> come on. come on. let's go. >> everybody gets a little bit nervous. >> reporter: but these hockey moms have figured out the key to calming those jitters. is a little dancing. >> i'll get everybody going. ♪ >> reporter: so, to the athletes who have given us a thrilling two weeks, we say thank you. but tonight, we also give a special thanks to the heroes who stand behind them. the moms and dads who started the journey of turning those little boys and girls into our olympic champions. >> and that's why we choose the moms and dads of america's olympic athletes. >>> thank you so much for watching to

one or multiple place them on to the world to come and visit the many different reasons short is sutter tracy and it looks as if the weather might have picked up the judging by what you're wearing it does have a baby card for a hat on site presumably the conditions are reasonably mild now. thanks very much tracy times reporting bureaus from saatchi. i chiong not with us how stories from aging and pressures of time in korea on some of the reasons why couples in china by choosing to delay having children. the result is that china now faces an increasingly lower fertility rites they can prove detrimental in the long run shunning the spider. the six zero to weigh in is well into a certified master and is ready to give the year of the forest this will be defending his first baby seen the counterculture turn down money but don't want to bash into it without preparation. so when i walked away with hiding the cost. so it all takes time to have a baby. when started to combine imagine in the fresh eye opening night aged seventy years ago. this church have time to ease concerns over to baby's inte

relationship with that with the saudis that is relationship that washington's views as very strategic of sutter it is an important player in the region and a player that is not at all that happy with the ongoing negotiations engagement but washington is currently having with its arch rival in the region the hat on. so the president has a lot of soothing to do there especially that the saudis broker openly with washington in the past year on several issues one of which was syria they were very disappointed how present on bomb backed away from conducting air strikes on not on syria at a time when french president along seemed to ready to go inside is very much appreciated that president obama threw that ball in the laps of congress and then backed away from it but also on egypt where it began a very important and pivotal country in the region and where on the side arabia has been more firmly backing the president of the eos are the military there who might become president and general cc. any americans have a very different point of view to the same number of issues as relates to the us saudi fru

rose is not affiliated with a larger group such as kaiser, sutter or accounty. >> they don't have thewer. >> wearied to talk about the unintended consequences of the affordable care act. but they pass it on to someone else or declined to be interviewed. the california department of health care services did send an e mail that reads we value services and are committed to ensure access to services for our medical members. alameda county is another part of the equation. >> st. rose said to us you've got to do more. >> alex brisco points out taxpayers have supported st. rose to $40 million over five years. and an amount he says was appropriate because of the important role played in the county. >> they face a challenge that is increasing living in poverty. >> in a letter to wilma chan st. rose asking for $18.3 million to help cover $3.6 million in cuts and funding needs. brisco says $18.3 million isn't realistic >> i think $4 million and $6 million is probably right level >> i think supervisors are fair individuals and i'm certain that they will do everything in their power to help st. ro

rose is not affiliated with a larger group such as kaiser, sutter or accounty. >> they don't have thek about the unintended consequences of the affordable care act. but they pass it on to someone else or declined to be interviewed. the california department of health care services did send an e mail that reads we value services and are committed to ensure access to services for our medical members. alameda county is another part of the equation. >> st. rose said to us you've got to do more. >> alex brisco points out taxpayers have supported st. rose to $40 million over five years. and an amount he says was appropriate because of the important role played in the county. >> they face a challenge that is increasing living in poverty. >> in a letter to wilma chan st. rose asking for $18.3 million to help cover $3.6 million in cuts and funding needs. brisco says $18.3 million isn't realistic >> i think $4 million and $6 million is probably right level >> i think supervisors are fair individuals and i'm certain that they will do everything in their power to help st. rose hospital. >> genie

cnn's digital columnist john sutter went to one city and spoke to victims there. >> reporter: beth wishesn she needed them. her boyfriend shattered her elbow and she didn't want me to use her real name because her abuser is still free. it might not have gone on this long had this place actually had police. with no one else to turn to, these are the faces of law enforcement in numanimka. the village's 72-year-old mayor and his son have become the police and ambulance service. >> i have two sons here. they usually help me to respond, you know, i try to be there in case of an emergency. >> reporter: ask anyone around town, they will tell you that it's a quiet place but after hearing so many stories, i get the sense that the violence is so common that it actually starts to sound normal. >> joining me is john sutter. i live that you and cnn.com are letting voters vote on things. this is a town which means -- >> end of the land. >> what fascinated me the most, beyond the whys of what is happening is they are taking rapist and putting them in the center of the support circle. they are taking the

the owner and the city reached a deal in march of last year that calls for sutter to guarantee jobs,ld housing, and commit to keeping another hospital st. luke's, open. a coalition of 50 community and labor groups will attend the hearing. >>> a month after a court battle to keep a 13-year-old on a ventilator and feeding tube, jahi mcmath mother is breaking her silence posting a letter thanking the public for their support. the letter did not give any specific on the 13-year-old's condition. she was declared brain dead in oakland at children's hospital, but she sees positive changes in her daughter" can tell you that she is much better physically since she has last children's hospital and i see changes that give me hope." >> fremont police hope someone will recognize a man who broke into a car using a golf club to break the windows out the 24 hour fitness on the parkway. a witness took the pictures with a small phone january 17. he was seen reaching into the car and looking through various items inside the vehicle the witnesses say he drove away from the fitness club this a ford s.u.v

i wrote it with brian sutter.on" will show everyone kind of the direction this new album is going. it's really fun, really up tempo. and it's been a long work in progress. >> it's a great song. i should mention another reason you're here in new york, you're going to walk in the red dress fashion show on friday. have you walked the catwalk before? >> yes, i have. i did it last year and it's really amazing because we are reminding women that heart disease is the number one killer and that it's preventable. and anything we can do to stay healthy and exercise and eat cleanly foods, it's preventive. remember that. >> it's a great cause and now for a great song, "hold on." take it away. ♪ feeling further from you every day you're in the stars ♪ ♪ you were the way moving on moving on didn't i hear you say ♪ ♪ hold on hold on ♪ ♪ we had a spark ♪ look in me look in me i've been burning for you so long ♪ ♪ i should walk away hold on hold on ♪ ♪ i like at you ♪ i guess i'm feeling i think i could hold on ♪ ♪ hold on i look