moving onto the monitoring of health care in the da. rich can provide more details on the monetary provision, but i want to give specific details of th components of the development agreement. the development agreement provides department of public health and our health commissioner who have had five years in the cmpn process with the health care commru znswer -- compliance. it recognized the dh staff, but the role of the health care. they'll be required to fire a compliance report that details the performance on the da's key health care commitment and upon receipt of the health care compliance report, our staff will prepare analysis of cpmc compliance with the health care committee in the da. and any reduction in service lines that the hospital will also have additional subject to public notice, requirements under the city's proposition cube process that the health commission manages and independent paid by cpmc will review the compliance with the baseline health care commitment. this was included because this information cannot otherwi

it's not so much that we're say /tph-g this particular case the da had to file an 801. we understand that the ftpc in terms of their interpretation of state law has said that you don't need to do that, but this is the board saying we want to have the same rules apply to all of the electeds. and we understand that the da in this case may have a different perspective, but we want to have the same rule. and so why not to simply say all of us are going to have to file one if we find ourselves in this case. i know you've been told you don't have to, but this is the board of supervisors, a local body saying let's all agree to do this. what's wrong with that? it's not an admission of anything wrong. >> no. it's not. and in fact, the information on both forms is the same. the issue is the ftpc has said the 801 is the appropriate form. and there concern requirements under 801 of how those solicitations occur and ours does not meet those, it meets 803. i think if this body wanted to request that on a go forward basis, i think that'd been very appropriate, buck based on the informa

material changes, so the da distinguishes between material and non material changes should the city ever want to make changes and the da hear sets a low threshold on what is a material change and specifically any change whatsoever to a community benefit, even if the undupe mri indicated patients goes from 20,000 is a change that needs to go to the board. it's going to be very minimal and minor things, actually have to come to the commission but not to the board. so there is no change to the da, whatsoever. that doesn't go to you and any material change even if it's a -- which is a pretty low threshold as described in the da goes to you and the board. i wanted to put that out there. you have in front of you the text and proposed new language and i want to make sure the commissioners have it. section 8.2.2. there's a clean copy and a copy that's marked to show changes to the existing section 8.2.2. i'll paus if you need a minute to get it in front of you. so i want to go over what this does and this is the proposal that staff has for you to adopt much more monitoring procedures. this was n

this is not anything on what the da done. this is just my overall feeling about the way state law operates. i think it's problematic and i hope with can have a bigger discussion about this. i will be supporting this today. it is legal under state law so i won't disagree with that. >> just a last comment. when i first got on the board of supervisors, it was during the budget committee /-fp we had a handful of items that were retro active accept and expends and we took exception to those. that's why i brought it up right now. we have a trend that's happening now. proliferation of retro active accept and expends that i think we should tighten up moving forward. this is one of 'em. this is one that pains me more than others. i think it's important to point out. >> any further discussion? let's take a vote. >> item 15 supervisor chiu, i; cohen i, farrell i, kim i mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos no, breed i, campos i. ten i's and one no. >> item 16. chew i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos i,

the next three you heard about last time but are new to the da this time around. rvey evaluating the program and more studies every three years at a cost up to $40,000 to look at the traffic congestion in cathedral hill and help the city deal with it and encouraging its employees to purchase a clipper card in paying -- sharing the cost of that cardi equally with the employees. 4.25 million for the pedestrian and sidewalk widening and $600,000 to the city to save passage program. 1.55 million for transity and safety improvements around cathedral hill. on the pacific in california campuses, $3 million to the city to fmca for enforcement and safety around those two existing campuses, at saint like -- saint lukes it has been there. as i pointed out before, there's a list of improvements they may do even if the cost is higher, it has to be completed. that is a very quick over view and i'm happy if anything was glossed over too quickly to answer questions about it, but what we thought we would do is go back to three or four topics to be of concern raised by the commissio

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we're doing now, the direction we're going and some of the -- like to praise the police department, the da for their work over the last few years, particularly the school district, but i think there's things we can do differently to address this population. >> thank you for having this /haerling. this is an issue that has been in everybody's minds and hearts for a long time and we're real /hre thankful that it's get /t-g attention that it's due. so as a human rights commission our job is to investigate human rights in the city. just generally transgender immigrant population in the city, you know, the act of reporting, the act of standing up to your abuser or to the attacker and kind of having that agency and the strength to be able to do so. one of the things that the hrc did is in april we hosted a meeting that was attended by the san francisco police department, the hate crimes unit, supervisor campos' office as well as any other [inaudible] and infirmary and also most importantly members of the /tra*pb tran community. at the meeting some very transgender women talked about the experien

we then go to the da's office. we consult with them in regards to the case and seep where we stand and we then go and interview nibble that -- either the suspect or the victim and then we either charge or we do that not. >> can i ask you at what point do you speak to the victim here? >> either that night or the following day. >> so can you tell us a little bit about the kind of outreach that you do to the transgender community. out reach -- a lot of it has been listening. we've been trying to listen and also make ourselves available to the community. >> okay. thank you. the point that i want to make sheer is this and this is not a personal point against any /phebl of the hate crimes unit. i appreciate that people have a job to do and we appreciate the work, but this is part of the frustration here. but i am grateful that we are talking about the mission station because captain has repeatedly proven himself to be very responsive to the residents of that neighborhood. the problem i have with the hate crimes unit is th

i think the da has really focused on being able to be prosecute transgender hate /kwraoeupls when they find it. the problem become -- i think the school district's statistics are very telling and overlay them with individual who comes from another country, who may or may not have papers or may or may not be documented. we need to look at all the circumstances, not lgbt or [inaudible] dealing with those specific people and that specific population. when i meet with ruby rod e rodriguez's mother her mother sat down and said why is my daughter seen by this city and this country as a throw away soul. why do we see her as throw away? and i couldn't answer that because all the actions of the city that were happening at that time, this population was seen as a throw away. and /phaeupbl i'm being a bit harsh, but history seems to be repeating itself. we called a community meeting together with the community people, law enforcement and /sraeurls /aeu /skwrepbl /seus to talk about the issue. and transgender women came forward and talked about it and it was a very heart wrenching discussion and i

we then go to the da's office. we consult with them in regards to the case and seep where we stand and we then go and interview nibble that -- either the suspect or the victim and then we either charge or we do that not. >> can i ask you at what point do you speak to the victim here? >> either that night or the following day. >> so can you tell us a little bit about the kind of outreach that you do to the transgender community.

organization that crushes knowledge. >> that is-- what i say about the church is that, the question i ask in the "da vinci code" is what does it mean for christianity if christ were not literally the son of god. >> stephen: it means everything is false because the church is the resurrection. that's what the message is, he wasn't a spart dude there is a lot of those. i'm sure you are smart. jesus rose from the dead, my friend, end of story or rather beginning, checkmate. >> okay,. >> stephen: all right. >> all right. >> stephen: did i just write a book, i think i just wrote a dan brown novel. >> well done. >> stephen: no, i love your books. i read them all. even like deception point. >> thank you. >> stephen: and the digital fortress, i read them all because i love the rage they fill me with. (laughter) why do you-- why dow put everything in puzzle form? why is everything supposed to be something we got to figure out? >> i love puzzles. my dad is a big code guy. he's an internationally best selling math textbook author. i grew up with codes and symbols in the house. we had treasure hunts, all kinds o

the da's office is weighing whether to file charges against the father. he was driving here along highway 101 with his family in the car when he -- when authorities say he fell asleep and they are trying to determine whether or not losing both of his daughters is punishment enough. this accident happened near the oregon expressway exit last november on black friday. the california highway patrol is recommending that 48-year-old arvin tankell face vehicular manslaughter charges. they say he was driving home from an early morning shopping trip when he crashed his suv after veering off the road. his two daughters who weren't wearing seat belts were ejected and died from their injuries. the da says they need more time to evaluate and in cases like this they need to be sensitive and consider if the loss is punishment enough. >> due to the fact you normally get seven to eight hours of sleep in the evening prior, he only had three hours of sleep within a 24-hour period and he knew he was fatigued. and decided to drive anyway. that will be considered a first time

saint like is 120 beds and it will open based on the da 24 months or less or fewer offer cathedral hill. instead of the 80 beds at saint likes with a 20 operating commitment, st. louis are be at 120 beds and more sustainable. they'll have excellence and senior committee health. standard have advices are provided in acute hospitals and a new medical office building needs

and now the da's office can clear up the issue. and, also to help aggression issues. >>> 11-year-old boy who was injured from the boston bombing is actually home tonight. we spoke with the mother as they were on their way home this afternoon. john. >> reporter: they hope the media will give te until they hold a new conference. the 12-year-old was hurt in the bombing as his mother finished the marathon on april 15th. he still has 100 staples in his leg and has been in the hospital since april 15th. he also return to the site of the bombing. just after returning this afternoon, his parents told me aaron should make a full recovery. >> he's going to take some time to work out and physically, mentally it is there is a lot that's on his shoulders for a 12-year-old kid and going through what he went threw and what he saw. >> understanding or feeling like he deserves it. >> his parents say it is still unclear when he's returning in school. >> aaron turns 12-year-old tomorrow and his friends told me that he wanted to wake up in his on bed

expensive, so we added these to give a level of comfort and we would ask you to amend those into the da. that ends my presentation. happy to answer questions or wait until after public comment. >> thank you. >> thank you, ken. >> now we're going to move on the langgy approval. there's many requires for the cpmc five new buildings, i'm going to go through the key at a high level. and they're in detail in your pocket. the approval before you today includes april mrikable to the new buildings and general plan for the cathedral hill planning. and section 101.5 findings for the five buildings and saint luke, conditional youth authorization at all three near term campuses, office allocation at saint luke and general plan referral at saint luke and the da that covers all the systems. at the saint luek campus, it will create the chavez medical use and would allow the floor area of ratio 2.6 to 1. it would allow a hike to 145 feet at the tour and 105 feet for the balance the campus. the map will be updated to reflect this new sud. at the cathedral hill campus, the amendment would create the medi

this is a state law issue upon which you opine that the da should have done something differently from what he did, but ultimately the district attorney chose to move in the direction that the ftcp said the items did not convey a personal benefit and the investigation was closed. and i looked at different factual scenarios are fairly fact specific. is it fair to say that in this specifics of this case -- the ftpc -- they are the ultimate -- >> a few responses to your questions. i do not know exactly at what point the district /toerpbl attorney spoke with the ftpc or what advice he received, nor do i know what exactly triggered this gift becoming public. i know there was a newspaper article about it. i don't know whether that was before or after the district attorney posted the information on his website or the form 803, but in terms of our advice -- one other carification. our office treats as confidential our conversations with officials about ethics issues. so i know you mentioned the district attorney had conversations with our office and i -- >> i understand you provided general ad

>> these documents came from the da's office, but nobody knows who's handwriting is on there. we showed the paper work to santa clara county executive jeff smith said and he says that county payrolling didn't know any of this existed. >> it means i have a whole other department that i have to baby sit. >> that's because of these documents. >> i really can't trust the da with this type of payroll system. >> you're looking at what jeff smith calls, a separate set of books, a system that measures how much time is given off to top attorneys in the d.a.'s office. >> it's an in your face, i'm going to do whatever i want, without the realization that what he's dealing with is push lick money. >> crossing out vacation and sick time requests and changing them to administrative leave allowing attorneys to bank days off to use or cash out later. in april rosen told us it was to make up for a 5% bonus. >> if you look on my wall there, transparency, this is making clear and transparent to the public what we're doing. documents are changed to reflect that it's an administrative leave. and we

and the da says you do not have enough to prove it in court. in my career i had numerous people i believed did homicides that we could not take to court because we did not have enough provable evidence. i think that a lot of lay people underestimate the abilities of law enforcement professionals and maybe it's because i've been a cop 28 years but i think cops are the most adaptable trainable guys i've ever been around, the quality of people in the police ranks is upb deniablely good. it's good that a lot of people underestimate it because a lot of criminals underestimate us and quite often you will finish a long-term investigation where the crime happened 6 months ago and when you are interviewing the guy and he says, i never thought you'd catch me, and they don't. they don't think you will catch them but officers spend the time to do it and again that comes from their training and working with it. as a law enforcement officer you are required to come up with expertise in all kinds of disciplines. you come to work as a patrol officer and you wa

the da had no choice but to follow the law. in 48 hours ramineh behbehanian is a free woman. didn't want to talk about the infamous poisonous starbucks story. she was seen taking two containers of orange juice out of her bag. the fire haz-mat team tested it and say it contained rubbing alcohol. since the formal lab tests are not done yet the da had no choice but to let her go. >> i commend the district attorney's office for their patience and thoroughness and i hope this matter will go away into court. >> her lawyer talked about how oranges can ferment. >> there is a substance that is manufactured inside jail cells from oranges that becomes an alcoholic beverage that prisoners drink. whether or not it's a similar affect occurred in those bottles or not i do not know. >> it scares me because what if she comes in here and does it again. behbehanian is not off the hook just yet. the lab results could come back as early as next week and she could wind up back in jail. >> i was at starbucks today and people were still talking about it. >> reporter: it's the talk of the town down h

and there are 11, 003 and that is 2011, are waiting the da final charging decisions. and 003, 005, 006, 007, 008, are awaiting those final charging decisions. and 004 is the one that we just talked about, that case is now closed the foib is met and the findings forwarded to the mission, with the summary level. the cases of the open cases from 2012, they were six investigations that are ongoing and they are in various stages of the criminal investigation, being reviewed. and the oldest one is the shooting on pearl street on may tenth of 2012. and so those are 12-001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006. the last time that i talked to you and updated you, that is where we stood. however, as of 2013, we now have 6 open cases. and with the oldest one occurring valentines day, 2013, and all of these cases obviously the status are open investigations and the criminal investigations were open at the time of the incident. and the investigations are 13-001, 002 which occurred, march fifth, 003, march 15th, 004, that should be march 16, i apologize, 005, april 7th and 006, april 14th. and i

and the da? he believes steve. sser charge to testify against morgan and charged morgan with premeditated mush der. >> i think she found the most gullible person she could. she used him as a pawn to do her action. >> you think morgan was in charge of this operation. >> 100% i believe that. morgan had a way with men. she just did. she had a way with men. and i think the seam way that she had my brother, you know, under her spell, she had this kid as well. >> and the da says it was morgan herself sending those fake text messages to kevin's family. not steve. >> she's texting kevin's family, assuring them that he's okay. he just wants to be left alone. she's the most evil woman i've dealt with. >> morgan mengle went on trial in late january 2012, a year and a half after kevin had been murdered. but in addition to steve shapell waiting in the wings to testify, the da had something else, something extremely rare in a murder trial, a play by play of the crime courtesy of text messages between morgan and steve as it happen

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