conservation districts with the majority of properties falling within the kearney market missions sutter and the remaining two properties falling within the newmont gomery missions second street conservation district. here are the subject properties locations and respective designated categories and mapped in relation to one another and their districts boundaries. the six properties located within the kmms district are regulated by the designating ordinance and appendix e of the planning code and their building modifications were reviewed using section 6 and 7 of that code section. the similarly the two newmont gomery properties were reviewed under section 6 and 7 of article 11 a plen dictio11 appendix f. 79 new montgomery has gone changes. replacement of windows, installation of lights and anings and the legal establishment of the three projecting signs on the corners of new montgomery, mission and jesse streets. the work, which has been done without permit, seeking with legalization includes the small display boxes for student work, the roll up garage doors along jesse street, and the

sutter health owns the facility. it plans to shut down the hospital by 2030, instead of doing a required seismic retrofit. >> center has enough money to keep the hospital open and retrofit it. we have demanded quotes on the cost. they haven't provided that. >> reporter: she also works as a neonatal nurse. she says the planned closure would affect both berkeley and west contra costa county. >> there will be no maternity services if they close. >> reporter: sutter health plans to move the emergency services to its hospital campus in oakland, three miles away. contra costa county supervisors say it is all about money and they are trying to convince sutter health they can make money here. aside from a small campus in richmond, it is the only e.r. hospital along the i-80 corridor. >> this is a good investment to make that will pay dividends for them. >> reporter: she knows the importance of timely, emergency care. >> my father died at age 58 because he did not receive care soon enough. he had a cardiac arrest. had he been

under sutter. so we were not notified of this change, but in order to comply with our department of managed healthcare compliance for 60 day notification, we went ahead and sent letters out to all of those members who were impacted on november 1st. at this time was still have not been formally notified that these positions will in fact, be leaving. we are assuming that it will, in fact, take place, which is in violation of their contract with us. so what we have asked them to do is to provide a current capacity for their panels to give us a strategic plan on recruitment and retainment efforts of their existing or remaining physicians so by the next board, i should have for you and overview of the physicians that have left the primary care that are there and what their capacity is to accept new patients and maintain their current panel. i just wanted to provide that quick update. >> how many was that? >> forty-eight physicians, primary care. >> forty-eight. >> so if members are in access plus, it do

is we pavel happens at 560 powell and 680 sutter. at powell the additional unit was perhaps a clerical error. it's difficult to see where within the building a unit was eliminated. and at 680 sutter the unit removed was located at the ground floor and was converted by the academy in 2003 to create space for an academy art gallery which has operated there since. as i mentioned the 34 resulting properties include three new properties to be added for academy use al these are along the van ness corridor with two for institutional use and the other for student housing. going from south to north they are 1142 van ness a private community facility, 1948 van ness former retail and 2550 former a hotel. and just to reiterate that there are nine properties being withdrawn from academy use. perhaps notable of which is 1055 pine street which contains residential rooms and cannot be used as student housing moving forward. i know that is a brief overview of the properties involved and the work to be performed. so if there are any questions about sp

sutter health plans to shut down the hospital by 2030 instead of doing a required seismic retro fit. then it plans to move all the base's emergency services to its summit hospital campus in oakland about three miles away. >> there will be no maternity services between vallejo and oakland if they close off the base. >>> tonight, some berkeley officials said they want sutter health to retro fit it or sell it too another operator who would be willing to keep it open. >>> you can now bike or sail across the bridge. a pedestrian friendly bike lane opened on the top deck today from point dozens of bicyclists the bridge this morning. there was even a unicyclist that made the four mile trip. during the time, transportation officials will study if the new lane cuts down on trafficker. >>> all right, let's start off where we left off. a few minutes ago pulling off the fact there will be fewer low clouds and things will be warming up a little bit for tomorrow and monday. so we get a taste of early autumn and late autumn. the idea that we have 70s and 80s , a little wild. few lower clouds tomorr

and john sutter had run up a debt, and his marriage wasn't going too well.nd so he decided he would tell his wife he was going off to make his fortune and i'll be back. and he just disappeared. he disappears, he went as far as he could get away from switzerland. , of course, one of the things about coming to america is you could claim that you were a decorated hero of the wars of the swiss army or something like that, and no one could check up on you. and he did. and so he became this great figure in california. precisely because nobody knew anything about his background. he was a good talker, he could pass himself off as much more than he actually was. and he was pretty sure that his creditors would never find him in california. and his wife would assume that he was dead. and any search for him would stop. and then,, wouldn't you know it, gold is discovered in california. and the first accounts say that -- [laughter] it was discovered on the property or near a fort that was run by this swiss guy named sutter. and it makes all the papers in america and in sw

california was a great place to disappear so one of the stars of the story john sutter had run up theead an debt and his marriat going very well so he decided he would tell his wife he was going to make a fortune and he would be back and he just disappeared. he went as far as he could get from switzerland. you could claim you were a decorated hero in the wars of the swiss army and no one could check it out back then so he did and he became a great figure in california precisely because nobody knew anything about his background and he could pass himself off as more than he was. he was pretty sure his creditors would ever find him in california and his wife would assume he was dead so any searching for him would stop but then wouldn't you know gold was discovered in california run by the swiss guy named sutter and it's in all the papers and his wife finds out where he is and sends their son after him, shows up on the doorstep and doesn't want anything to do with an. now it was taken as evidence that god smiled upon the united states because gold is formed in california. technically it w

contra county said it's all about money and they try to convince sutter health they can make money here, aside from the small kaiser campus enrichment, it is the only er hospital along the i-80 corridor in the east bay. >> this is a good investment to make that will make dividends. connecting of the importance of timely emergency care. >> my father died at age 58 because he did not receive care soon enough, he had cardiac arrest, had he been seen sooner, he likely would've lived. >>> in colorado, a young woman with terminal cancer is living her live giving back to others. kiley has been dealing with months of treatment, chemotherapy and radiation only to suffer a relapse. while in the hospital, she designed a shirt, the proceeds going to buy a erfor other patients. >> i think it calms you, makes you feel at home, you can pet him and love on him or her, i would love that, i think it is an awesome idea, it is harder to think about the fact i won't get to experience all of that, but it is not about me, it's okay. >> she has been able to raise over $4000 so far with the help of her communit

and the red rectangle shows the approximate location of the front bed along sutter street.his is a photo of the new garden. and that is one of the boulders. and this is a temporary sign. the actual sign will be embedded onto the rock. and these are three photos showing similar types of signage in our parks. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> i have one blue card. mickey? >> good afternoon. my name is mickey and i'm here to support the japanese community efforts to place a plaque in the issei rock garden and its wording. for the past 40 years i've lived at 1979 sutter street, which is right across the street from the park. and several times every day, my dog and i will be past this park and we see many people looking at it, observing it. and people from everywhere. those locals in the neighborhood, people from around san francisco, the bay area, and of course the tourists. and everyone has said this is a very, very beautiful unique garden. and i heard nothing negative about it, but some people rightfully wanted to know what it was. s

there's the addition of eight units the academy is creating by consolidating its sro units into the sutter building. in addition there are specific procedural requirements and moratorium that are implemented through the development agreement. there would be a moratorium on new development agreements by aau from one year of the development agreement to give the the city a pause on any development activity other than that's contemplated by this deal. there's a moratorium on signage proposals for two years after the scheduled performance is completed so two years after the work is done, there would be a ban on proposing new signs to its properties that are subject to this development agreement. there's a 30-day development agreement. there are several system improvements. i'm almost done. there's a payment of $1.5 million fee to the sfmta. all this i think goes towards the academy's policy of not allowing students to park anywhere. or not to have parking spaces. so all students don't have parking provided by the academy and the shuttle system is there for them to use. the academy's campus as

. >>> d ouof court after alyssa accused the company of bad business practices and sutter health agreed to pay $30 million. they are accused of paying off california doctors to get patient referrals and they stayed there were thousands of healthcare claims submitted for profit from government reimbursements following a settlement from state attorney general javier becerra just last month. >>> tomorrow is the opening of a trail at the richmond san rafael bridge connecting barron county and contra costa. you can access it from castro street or east francisco boulevard and main street in san rafael for the first time ever people can cross by bike or on foot. tomorrow the ribbon-cutting is at 10:00 am. >>> suspended without pay after what some are calling the ugliest brawl in the history of the nfl. in the final seconds of the game last night defensive end myles garrett lost it during a scuffle with mason rudolph and he ripped off the quarterback's helmet and slammed him on the head with it. after the game garrett acknowledged his mistake. >> what i did was foolish. it is out of character,

we are also continuing to serve the development of the can be product and watching the sutter productoming before the board again in december to talk about the member focus groups that we did throughout the month of october where we did a significant number of listening sessions with the members to understand their current experience and to get their input regarding their questions and concerns about possible models. going forward it was very informative. i have reviewed the polemic area results and have the draft final report on my desk unread at this point. i am anxious to call through it -- go through it and make the presentation to the board in december. we are also in the process of updating the strategic plan based on the activities that have occurred over the last year and, again in december, plan on reporting out in the form of the annual plan and strategic plan update simultaneously, since they are so interlinked. we are anxious to do that. we have done some initial assessment about accomplishments for this year, and as always, when you take the time to do a look back, is alw

three non- profit healthca systems -- sutter... kaiser and rthbay healthcare .6 million dolls to the project. t city of vallejo has identified homelessness as an issue in the city ... and hopes this homeless shelter will help create a pathway for those people secure permant housing. ( james ) coming up after the break... people across theay area are bracing for anotheround power shutof we will take a lookt the area's in the north bay that could be affected. ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'lgo to jack, at least then i' get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy missing out with my $5.99 whitcheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ ♪ nev♪ wish i was at jack,ight their burgers are great. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missi out with my $5.99 ite cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ the kron foumorning news... lets start the half hour with a check weather and traffic... weather.weather.weather. no major hot spots. bay bridge 80 is less then 30min from the maze to sf. san

the parking structure is owned by sutter health. we talk to them directly and they are not interested in cell sites. the center health is right across -- the parcels across the street i think there's one whole block, but the parking structures owned by them. the hospital was a preferred location, but they said no. we searched for properties nearby and the current project is across the street from the hospital and has shown the least interest and meets all of our cell site design requirements. >> thank you. >> commissioner richards? >> the one thing that has struck me, you know, there is all of these numbers i'm not an electrical engineer physicist, but what resonated with me is this 51 feet, great bodily danger. somebody said that if your hundred feet away there is no danger. for every foot you go away, for every foot you go away from 51 feet, how much does the risk go down from no bodily danger, or less bodily danger? >> in terms of radiofrequency emissions on things like that. the conditions of approval also state that all radiofr

they will play saturday against sutter high school. >>> let's talk about what will happen wednesday andursday. we'll have showers, waves of showers and thunderstorms, which means lightning and thunder, hail and graupel, which is a mixture of hail and snow as the snow levels will drop to 2,000 feet. let's look what will happen across the state if you're traveling. you can see tuesday into wednesday and thursday, it will be wet if not frozen in the mountains. san diego and reading and palm springs, some of our highest totals, more than an inch. snowfall at noon tuesda in the sierra, nothing. if you wait to leave, a foot by 11:00. two to three feet by thanksgiving evening. jobina? >> thank you. good monday morning. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. definitely full. metering lights are not on yet. the reason we see this backup is because the right two lanes are blocked because of work on the upper deck of the bay bridge. it will be slow pretty much up until you get to the tunnel. then after that, things will start to pick up. this is also slowing things down that are coming -- people comin

three non- profit healthcare systems -- sutter... kaiser and northbay healthcare ...ss asn issue in the city ... and hopes this homeless shelr will help create a pathway for thos people to secure peanent housing. ( james ) oming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... people across the bay area are bracing r another round of power shutoffs. we will show you the areas th uld be hit the haest. james ) and... more witnesses are teifying today in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. we have live coverage at the top of the hour. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( mes ) take a look at this... the take a look ( james )( james ) take a ok at this... three people narrowly escaped a narrowly pele at this... three take a look ( james ) (áábreakáá) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're living with a cond, kaiser permanente's integrated ca team will help you gerough life without missing a beat. ( darya ) good morning and kron 4 morning news. i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletch. that breang news is out of washington d-c. the third daof public testimony is underway in the impeachment

called sutter health in the way on the west coast we also work with some of the largest health insurer us in germany and there are medical professionals and some of the leading medical institutions in europe who are using our doctor facing software and what is the reaction of those health professionals actually the reaction of health professionals to ada is very positive. i was expecting at least some of them to be a little bit skeptical and i was wondering whether some of them would say you know is this kind of a threat to my job but that's not the case at all the real health professionals once they realize that ada is actually very accurate they really appreciate the support it gives them in getting to the right diagnosis foster what's the backbone of the technology i mean how do you get the ai to read through medical textbooks saw what d.d. it has been around since 2011 and the 1st 56 years we didn't even go to market we had a large team of 100 plus doctors and computer scientists working on building a very very extensive medical knowledge base and refining reasoning engine behind i

well 3 nonprofit health care systems you have sutter kaiser analso north bay health care. they donated more than million to this project. the city of vallejo has identified homelessness as a major issue within the city and they're hoping thathis new homeless shelter will help create a pathway for those people to secure permanent housing. the to the south bay w in santa clara county prosecutor is being investigated for using his own daughter as bait and a child molestation case kron four is rough lot explains. >>by using his 13 year-old daughter as bait together incriminating evidence against a man who allegedly moleed his daughter here on the los alamitos creek trailthe santa clara county prosecutor crossed a line says retired superior court judge lind or score now. the prosecutor crossed the line. cross the prosecut beme the law enforcement person by taking into his own hands. >>the investigation into the alleged molestation office, 13 year-old daughr. >>the 76 year-old ali mohammed ledge myrie was arrested by san jose police last week and is facing charges of lewd and la

called sutter health in the way on the west coast we also work with some of the largest health insurers in germany and there are medical professionals and some of the leading medical institutions in europe who are using our doctor facing software and what is the reaction of those health professionals actually the reaction of health professionals to ada is very positive. i was expecting at least some of them to be a little bit skeptical and i was wondering whether some of them would say you know is this kind of a threat to my job but that's not the case at all the real health professionals once they realize that ada is actually very accurate they really appreciate the support it gives them in getting to the right diagnosis foster what's the backbone of the technology i mean how do you get the ai to read through medical textbooks saw what d.d. has been around since 2011 and the 1st 56 years we didn't even go to market we had a large team of 100 plus doctors and computer scientists working on building a very very extensive medical knowledge base and refining reasoning engine behind it and

called sutter health in the way on the west coast we also work with some of the largest health insurers in germany and there are medical professionals and some of the leading medical institutions in europe who are using our doctor facing software and what is the reaction of those health professionals actually the reaction of health professionals to ada is very positive. i was expecting at least some of them to be a little bit skeptical and i was wondering whether some of them would say you know is this kind of a threat to my job but that's not the case at all the real health professionals once they realize that ada is actually very accurate they really appreciate the support it gives them in getting to the right diagnosis foster what's the backbone of the technology i mean how do you get the ai to read through medical textbooks saw what d.d. has been around since 2011 and the 1st 56 years we didn't even go to market we had a large team of 100 plus doctors and computer scientists working on building a very very extensive medical knowledge base and refining reasoning engine behind it and

three non- profit healcare systems -- sutter... kaiser and northbay healthcare ...he project. the city vallejo has identified homelessness as an issue in the city ... and hopes this meless shelter will help create a paway for those people to secure permanent housing. ( darya ) friends and loved ones gathered isan francisco to remember thlate c-e-o of kaiser permenente bernard tyson. the public memorial was held at e chase center yesterday. tyson died unexpectedly just over a week ago at the age of 60. he w born and raised in vallejo and his career at kaiser permanente spanned more than 3 -decades - serving in a number of leadership roles. san francisco mayor london breed shared her memories of tyson. <...larger too><...larger too> <...larger too>( dary) the private family service will be held today. kaiser permanente announced that a new medical school will be nad after bernard tyson in his honor . ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. don't miss therand opening of the new floor & decor in mpitas. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to g

i was about sutter has described how president donald trump put pressure on ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden welcome taylor who was one of 2 diplomats to appear in the 1st public hearing at the center of an impeachment inquiry into trouble. reports from washington the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god william taylor and george kent took the stand together at the 1st public hearing in the impeachment inquiry career foreign officers called by democrats to tell a compelling story to the american public taylor is the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine who upon assuming the post in june found himself dropped in the middle of a mystery once i arrived in cave i discovered a weird combination of encouraging confusing and ultimately alarming circumstances taylor had begrudgingly agreed to come out of retirement to take over the u.s. diplomatic mission at a critical time his predecessor maria had been ousted without explanation and president trump personal lawyer rudy giuliani was meeting with ukraine officials to discuss debunked corruption allegations aga

. >>> new this morning, healthcare giant sutter house settled out of court. they were accused of bad business practices. they agreed to pay more than $30 million. they paid off doctors to get referrals. thousands of fake healthcare claims to the state and federal government were submitted for profit of reimbursement. >>> this morning we have learned that the state attorneys general investigating google plan to expand into the android business. cnbc reporting they have looked at google search and businesses so far. a record $5 billion fine from eu regulators. a phone and tablet maker to preinstall google products but income peteing services at a dis add van strange. >>> straight ahead, our kpix 5 original report. the bay area conference where surgeons went underground go high-tech. we'll take you behind the scenes coming up. >> >> a brighter day ahead. looking at the weekend, i'll let you know how warm it will get. the warmers day for our weekend. i'll have details on your full forecast. >> we're off to a good start on the roadways. no major delays on >>> 5:13

sutter health says it simply cannot make the seismic upgrades now required by the state of california. in berkeley, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> a case in point, as to why an emergency room is needed in richmond, two men were injured there overnight when somebody shot them with arrows. it happened early this morning along the bay trail. south of central avenue. two men and a woman were camping there when the arrows started flying. the woman wasn't hurt, but both men were hit in the abdomen and one had to have surgery. both are said to be okay tonight. police say the men knew their attacker. investigators are looking for him. >>> tonight, a san francisco supervisor is calling the fed to step in to help curb crime in his district. some people living near federal plaza say conditions are so bad in the evening and overnight hours they feel like prisoners in their own homes. in a scathing leather to the city and federal government, supervisor matt haney described the widespread homelessness and rampant drug use as a health and public safety crisis. >> there are generally not any police out. u

divided into three music rooms and the statue on the roof of >> home of shabushabu located at 1800 suttert. it's a family-owned japanese-american restaurant on the first floor of the kemton buchanan hotel and japan town. the restaurant was founded in 199 as part of a project to bring japanese culture to san francisco by a company of osaka japan. it's owned b owned by a former . over the 40 years it's been in business, moms has been remained bridging japanese and american culture through dining space and cuisine becoming a gathering place for the japan town community. i wanted to note that the restaurant was included on a list of japan town cultural resources and the japan town cultural her age and economic sustainability strategy which is the first document in san francisco to focus specifically on how to preserve and promote a neighborhood cultural heritage. we are recommending that the location be recognized along with the following features. the name mums and the logo which reflects a symbol of japanese culture. including shabu and the two circular windows, which have been in existence

. >> sutter health said it can't nake the is seismic upgrades required now by the state of california berkeley,. >>> and let's go ahead and get a check of our weather with emily in the weather center. >> it's a different morning today. not as foggy for most of us, although it's foggy in some places, looking at the visibility numbers, we have a foggy start in san francisco, oakland and anywhere that is a low-lying area or close to the water. you are going to see some fog and low-lying clouds, specially for those of you in the north bay down to .3 of a mile in santa rosa and petaluma and in napa, all the way into the delta. that will start to burn off right around the lunch hour and into the afternoon hours. it will be nice for most of us you can see them hugging the coast. they will retreat and stay here along the coast line for the vast major of today. they won't clear out until tomorrow but especially on tuesday as the high pressure system we're dealing with really starts to build in and currently still in the 40s in concord; 47 and liver more at 44; santa rosa, 46; 51 in san francis

francis as well as sutter health. it was an investment in the neighborhood, as well as a multiyear grant by otwd. so those were specifically geared to how to integrate safe passage into the program. there were some other smaller grants but most of the money was st. francis, sutteringter healtd oed. >> that's great to hear, so it sounds like no support from the people that benefits over the tax break. >> we have gotten small breaks from the companies and they've volunteered for the safe passage program. off the top of my head, i can't list them all but there have been a few that have been beneficiaries of the tax break that have volunteered, as well as given small donations. >> great. thank you, thank you so much for the presentation, for all of your good work. colleagues, any other questions or comments? thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we recommend this item to the full board without objection? great. and mr. clerk, plea

sutter santa rosa had to evacuate all patients and staff last month. still the hospital has not been cleared to welcome patients back. however, it has been able to reopen its walk-in clinic and urgent care clinic. the kaiser hospital that was evacuated has since reopened. >>> victims of the kincade fire will have place to go for help, advice and resources. a local assistance center is opening up in healdsburg. that center will be open from 10:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the eveningal the healdsburg community center on healdsburg avenue. government agencies and nonprofits will be on hand as well as spanish translators. all sonoma county residents affected can access these services regardless of their immigration status. the center will operate through wednesday. it could stay open longer if there is a need. >>> several north bay schools will stay closed this week because of the kincade fire. other districts are considering opening later in the week. for a full list of closures, there's a lot of them. head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> yet

. >>> let's talk more about this with the cardiovascular thoracic surgeon from sutter health. this research sort of echoes from what we have seen of other work being done to pinpoint exactly what is causing people to get sick. what is it about this compound that is so dangerous? >> that is a great question. this evidence is the most compelling evidence we have so far is they put a tube down in the lungs and it went right to the affected area. of the 29 patients 100% at vitamin e acetate. what is causing it? we still don't know. it is like a chemical reaction that is a burn occurring in the lung. this is the most compelling evidence we have so far. in this study the focus seemed to be on the black-market vaping liquids. does that mean that someone who goes to a reputable business and vice buys a vaping product doesn't have to worry? >> one of the key findings from the cdc to manufacturers is to stop using vitamin e acetate. if you are going to vape definitely avoid the black- market or the pop-up shops around the corner, those are rest less regulated. >> we were talking about t

today the team will play in the northern section division three championship game against sutter high school. this is an incredible year for the bobcats they had forfeit last season after the campfire with the town reside most players traveling 40 minutes to practice. process a amazingly paradise has gone undefeated. the championship game played at river valley high school in yauba step. you can't help but want to root for them. >>> this has been called the card board economy. one that really heats up around the holidays. the number of packages shipped each year in the u.s. is approaching 200 billion. abc 7 news reporter laura anting liny looks at morin county looking how to reuse boxes specifically the ones arriving from amazon. >> 'tis the season for card board. and lots of it. the kind generated by all that holiday online shopping in the home delivery that comes with it. so much so that some in marin county are calling for amazon to rein in its own waste. >> what do you do with the box sns. >> we just put them in recycle and hopefully it gets recycled. >> in june, abc 7 news introd

today the team plays in the northern section division 3 championship game against sutter high school. this has been an incredible year for bolkts. the team had to forfeit after the devastating campfire last year. with the town disarrayed most players had to travel 40 minutes to get to practice. amazingly undefeated this season, the championship game will be played at river valley high school in yuba city. of course you can't help but rat for them. >>> this has been called the card board economy.tsit the holidays. the number of packages shipped each year in the u.s. is approaching 200 billion. laura anthony looks at marin county which is looking into how to reuse the boxes, specifically the ones from amazon. >> reporter: 'tis the season for card board and lots of it, the kind generated by all the online holiday shopping and the home delivery with it. so much so that some in marin county are calling for amazon to rein in its own waste. >> what do you with the boxes. >> we just put them in recycle. and hopefully, yeah it gets recycled. >> reporter: in june abc 7 news introduced you to ca

called sutter health in the way on the west coast we also work with some of the largest health insurers in germany and there are medical professionals and some of the leading medical institutions in europe who are using our doctor facing software and what is the reaction of those health professionals actually the reaction of health professionals to ada is very positive. i was expecting at least some of them to be a little bit skeptical and i was wondering whether some of them would say you know is this kind of a threat to my job but that's not the case at all the real health professionals once they realize that ada is actually very accurate they really appreciate the support it gives them in getting to the right diagnosis foster what's the backbone of the technology i mean how do you get the ai to read through medical textbooks saw what d.d. it has been around since 2011 and the 1st 56 years we didn't even go to market we had a large team of 100 plus doctors and computer scientists working on building a very very extensive medical knowledge base and refining reasoning engine behind it a