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

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

agreement that allows california pacific medical center to build the new hospital on van ness avenue. the owner and the city reached a deal in march of last year that calls for sutterguarantee jobs, build 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 clu