also, the psychiatric hospital at langley quarter. with the exception of langley porter, which is a dedicated psychiatric hospital. these other run at about 60%. as mentioned previously, hospitals also receive psychiatric patients in the emergency room, and of course patients with psychiatric disorders also have this. as with san francisco general hospital, patients in the emergency rooms at these hospitals, whether they were on diversion or they came to the emergency room some other way, the majority of them need to stabilize on medications or be transferred to a different program. acute care is not a lasting need. the take away is it is not more psychiatric needs that are needed in the city but brother- in-law level of care for a place for people to wait for transfer to another type of program. this was amended to specifically provide for this important service. finally, in this category, and the d.a. would provide a range of community benefits that would support the vulnerable population in san francisco and that are in line with th

the board of health. the hospital moved here to potrero avenue. the hospital was rebuilt over the years, offering children's and psychiatric services to respond to the needs of children. in the 1998's, the current hospital was -- the 1990's, the current hospital was built and was one of the first hospitals to open there doors to aids patients. we became famous around the world for that, helping to break the stigma of hiv/aids. the mayor has just arrived. welcome, mayor lee. [applause] we continue to lead and care for the most vulnerable. just last year, the general became the first hospital in the nation to -- program. the hospital will be crucial in improving the health of our city. we look forward to coordinating all of our services, from primary-care clinics to hospitals, according mental and physical health care. this is what our patients need and deserve. this will bring opportunities to bring services together and improve our research education and administration as well. over the next few years, while the hospital is constructed, the entire health department will be building a seamless health care system to deliver effortless, patient-centere

the woman was taken to the hospital for psychiatric investigation. >>> and they are debating in berkeley. allie rasmus joins us live to explain why this issue is causing so much debate. allie? >> reporter: well it is an issue that is being discussed right here at the berkeley city club. the berkeley chamber of commerce, we will hear from tom bates and some of the opponents have now gathered in front of the building and there is a small group which are getting readied to protest this idea. they are getting ready and they will make their voices heard. mayor bates wants to ban sitting on sidewalks between 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and we have some video of what that will look like. they will consider whether or not to move forward with putting that issue on and the idea is having people sit and camp in front of stores and it is generally bad for business. but critics in front of the business refused. >> am i causing somebody to lose money? no. >> people are shop, shop, shopping. >> but you would not put up this vote? >> no, i would not because it is harassing the kids. >> reporter: now we cont

the earthquake epidemic of 1908. the hospital was rebuilt over the years in continue to offer children and sites hit -- psychiatric services to respond to the needs of the children. in the 1970's, the hospital was built in became one of the first world hospitals to open its doors to aids patients. we became very famous because of that. [applause] 4 the mayor has just arrived. welcome. -- the mayor has just arrived. we continue to leave it and care for the most vulnerable. just last year general became the first hospital in the nation to be certified for traumatic brain injury program. as we enter the new area of health care reform, the hospital will continue to play a central role in improving the health of our city. we at the public health the premier are working hard to court in a services from primary-care clinics to hospitals, connecting medical and mental health care. that is what patients need and deserve. this new hospital will benefit patients to be sure, but also bring opportunity to reorganize clinics, free services together and improve research and education and administration. i would like to recognize all of t

esmond is admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the kings county hospital in brooklyn>> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permission from a doctor. so if something is going wrong in there, you're a prisoner, and you're totally at the mercy of the hospital staff. >> it's june 19th, 5:32 in the morning. and esmond green, who has been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor. none of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything. but chances are they were all medicated and out of it. >> esmond lies unattended for 20 minutes. and then at 5:52 -- >> what is nothing, except for that a security guard comes by and sees her on the floor and doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any concern about the well-being of this individual who has come to the hospital for treatment. >> the security guard looks in, and then apparently walks away. ten mi

annual fund for mental health care equivalent to the cost of the 32 psychiatric builds it unlawfully removed from senate colleagues hospital. second, it sutter is allowed to build 555 beds at the cathedral hill location, it should be required to a lot at least 32 beds for psychiatric care. third, the board of supervisors should join with the east bay politicians who are investigating whether they are really operating as the nonprofit claims to be. they consistently appeared to operate as a nonprofit organization with profit-taking taking precedence over health- care delivery. having spent many years working in nonprofit organizations, i think it is not humanly possible for one such as they claim to be. supervisor mar: thank you, reverend fox. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, my name is leigh white, and i am with a physician's organizing committee, and i am here to speak on behalf of a doctor, so this is his statement. supervisor mar: so, colleagues, it is there any objection to verse speaking for him? no? >> i used to refer many patients to st. luke's back what i had a full compliment of services. i

wept to the building after the tenant's friends called saying the woman was in psychiatric distress at work. she was taken to the hospital for observation. >> friends remember a runner who died of a result of being punched while partying after this year's bay to breakers. san francisco police searching for a number of people seen whan could be the final photograph of the victim. this was taken moments before the attack. 31-year-old stephen martin seen in the bright green wig, police say minutes after this was taken at sharon meadows in golden gate park someone punched martin, he fell, hitting his head on the ground. he never regained consciousness and his family took him off life support on friday. his friends created a facebook page asking people to submit photos and videos which will be turned over to police in hopes of helping solve this case. >> we can't get enough photographs. anybody watching, listening, error on the side of caution. if you think you have a picture that may be at all helpful, please send it along, video also. >> martin lived in santa clara and owned a consulting business. police say the attack happ

of under the believe it believed him to be insane and have recommended that the mass murderer be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges will take that statement to a cart before the issue a final verdict in july or august two previous evaluations of mental health produce different results he admitted to killing seventy seven people in norway last year saying the attacks were necessary to stop the islam and zation in the country. and the rest warrant has been issued for the man who's just been nominated as prime minister of pakistan mark duma shahabuddin is facing allegations over imports of an illegal drug when he was health minister he's currently the country's textiles minister but had just been nominated by the incumbent president to take over from you several hours ago learned he was fired after being convicted of contempt of court two months ago for freezing to reopen an old corruption case against the president. time now for some business news merino the petersburg economic forum it's in full swing day one is just about over now so what can we look forward to today to what all the offic

the psychiatric program. it does not need to be in a hospital setting. we will keep it. it is. the campus eventually will transform to an outpatient medical center. our sickest patients from each of these facilities will be transferred to the cathedral hill hospital where we will have programs like organ transplantation and a neonatal intensive care unit. it is also important to point out cathedral hill will also provide general acute-care and emergency services to the surrounding neighborhoods. we are doing this because there is a strong consensus of hospital planners and health care experts across the nation and across the world that is not feasible to duplicate specialty care of every community hospital. that is for two major reasons -- volume and physicians. with programs like organ transplant, we need to do hundreds of them to maintain quality and certification. the physicians who are highly trained to do that work, there is an acute shortage of them in the united states. to have them at one place and centralizing care for the sickest patients produces better outcomes for t

he is being treated at a psychiatric hospital. thehoping to begin the trial in october. >>> a d.c. judge fined 11 occupy protester for failing to obey police officers. they began building a barn in the square. they hoped to use it as gathering place during the winter months. park police quickly stopped construction but some protesters refused to climb down from the structure's wooden beams. police brought all of them down and arrested them. they had to pay fines ainging from $50 to $150. >>> new technology could help investigators in virginia solve cold cases across the state. thanks to federal grants, the medical examiner is creating sculpted likenesses of unidentified people from skeletal remains. the sculptures of three men missing in and around fairfax county as far back as nine years ago. officials post the sculptures online and hopes that family members will see them. then submitted a dna samp to see if there is a match. >> in this technology can certainly open up a whole new set of doorways for an investigation. and so that's w

trial of anders breivik believe him to be insane and have recommended that the mass murderer be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges will take that statement into account before they issue a final verdict in july or august to previous evaluations of believe it's mental health produce different results. seventy seven people in norway last year tax were necessary to stop the. of the country. and arrest warrant has been issued for the man who's just been nominated as prime minister of pakistan. in is facing allegations over imports of an illegal drug while he was. health minister he's currently the country's textiles minister but have just been nominated by the incumbent president to take over from sacked. he was fired after being convicted of contempt of court two months ago using to reopen corruption case against because. doctors across britain have begun their first twenty four hour strike in nearly forty years refusing to work on paperwork and urgent procedures they're protesting against proposed pension reform that would extend the retirement age and increase social security contribution

trial of anders breivik believe him to be insane and have recommended that the mass murderer be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges will take their statement into account before they issue a final verdict in july or possibly organist to previous evaluations of mental health produce different results he admitted killing seventy seven people in norway last year saying attacks were necessary to stop the islamisation of the country. and arrest warrant has been issued for the man who's just been nominated as prime minister of pakistan. boudin is facing allegations over imports of an illegal drug while he. health minister he's currently the country's textiles minister but had just been nominated by the incumbent president to take over from sacked. but he was fired after being convicted of contempt of court two months ago for fusing to reopen an old corruption case against the president. but without from me for this hour the time now to delve into the world of business are russia's main economic event of the year the same petersburg forum now underway in russia's northern capital. and business r

. >> the victim was transported to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> psychiatric rehabilitation services partners with the several government agencies. they provide job training and educational programs for those with mental illness. both the suspect and the victim were enrolled and did know each other. the building also serves as the main campus course hampered brown college. -- sanford-brown college. investigators search for evidence. the facility closed for the rest of the day. administrators refuse to answer any questions about the program's supervision or security system. it does not appear there are metal detectors at either of the front doors here. we also do not know if they plan to reopen for classes and programs tomorrow. reporting live, still half. >> thank you. it looks like george zimmerman was behind bars for a few weeks. a bond hearing has been set for june 29. that will give him time to convince a judge to let him go free while he awaits trial he misled the judge about how much money he had saved for his defense we have learned former coach joe paterno's family w

the tenant's friend called saying a woman was in psychiatric distress, she was taken to the hospital for observation. >> san francisco police looking for pictures, video or someone with a good memory to help find a person whose punch led to a man's death. this is one of the final pictures of stephan martin, he's on the right wearing a green wig. minutes after this picture was taken, somebody pun wered him. he fell very hard hitting his head. he sadly never regained consciousness. police think the man and the woman could know martin's attacker. martin's family took him off life support. friends created a facebook page asking for more photos to be turned over. >> we can't get enough photographs. err on the side of caution if you think you have a picture that may be at all helpful. send it along, video also. >> we can tell you martin owned a consulting business in san jose. the attack happened following a dispute over a cell phone. >> the faa is investigating a block of ice that fell from the sky damaging a home. it was a size of a basketball and hit the right side of the house on wichi

the trial of anders breivik believin to be insane and have recommended that the mass murderer be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges will take that statement into account before they issue a final verdict in july or august two previous evaluations of brave experimental health produce different results and he admitted to killing seventy seven people in norway last year saying the attacks were necessary to stop the islamisation of the country. and the arrest warrant has been issued for the man who's just been nominated as prime minister of pakistan. facing allegations over imports of an illegal drug while he was health minister he's currently the country's textiles minister but had just been nominated by the incumbent president to take over from sacked. he was fired after being convicted of contempt of court two months ago for refusing to reopen old corruption case against the president. a u.s. military investigation into the burning by american troops in afghanistan has reportedly ruled against criminal charges it instead recommended administer to discipline for up to seven soldiers which c

also on the program, will anders breivik and up in prison or psychiatric hospital? spain pays a heavy arts for its latest debt auction, but there were plenty of takers. what is going on? it is early morning in washington, 7:00 a.m. in -- 7:00 in the evening in shanghai and midday in london. the burmese opposition leader is set to address westminster. it is a rare honor. it is a mark of her remarkable journey from prisoner to the international symbol for the fight for political freedom. is all of this too much, too soon for a country that still has a long way to go? more on that in a moment. but first, here is naille. >> aung san suu kyi has already begun her day on her whistle stop tour of europe. she is also due to meet prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. it has been quite a week. on saturday, she was able to violate collect her peace prize. it was aboard -- awarded to her in 1991. >> i understand the significance of the prize. it made me real once again. the nobel peace prize opened up a door to my heart. >> after that, she was with pop stars in dublin bef

wage and prosecutors in the trial of and this break say they believe him to be insane and recommended he be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges are due to deliver their verdict on the case in july or august brave it has admitted to killing seventy seven people in norway last july he bombed government buildings in oslo before going on a shooting rampage at a youth camp and. two bombs exploded in a crowded market in northern baghdad killing at least nine people scores were wounded in the blasts in the mostly shiite muslim neighborhood the latest attack comes just hours of the gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint in the west of the city killing three officers one hundred people have died in a wave of violence in iraq in the past fortnight the shiites and government security forces the main targets. well time now for the business knees and the annual meeting of economic heavy hitters the st petersburg forum is in full swing in russia's northern capital. ok the economic forum is dominating the financial headlines certainly here in russia what's on the agenda today absolutely will top of the agenda i

norwegian prosecutors in the trial of unders brave ik say they believe him to be insane and have recommended he be sent to a psychiatric hospital rather than prison judges are due to deliver their verdict on the case in july august where it has admitted to killing seventy seven people in norway last july he bombed government buildings in oslo before going on a shooting rampage at a youth camp an interview. well time now for the business news and the annual meeting of economic heavy hitters in petersburg forum is underway in russia's capital. this is a bushel is there for us with exclusive in-depth coverage of the high profile gathering to go to you daniel what's the mood among the global policy makers today . yeah they say hurry up they want the transformation of russia to be speeded up they say that president putin made all the right noises that his speech promising to bring more foreign investors into the country and also to make the country more investor friendly but delegates point to the joint sale of russia's crown jewels the biggest rolls in after the biggest lender sperm bank and so on which has been postponed over the

but it's true, they end up in state psychiatric hospitals and frankly state psychiatric hospital is not place for an individual with brain injuries to be. i spent the last ten years of my professional career trying to get people out of inappropriate placements and back into the community. but the funding for this is very, very difficult. there's more funding available on the child side than there is on the adult side. we are trying to tap into the ageing piece of this and get more help from the administration on ageing, but it comes back to the issue of really seeing that this is a life-long disability that impacts people of all ages and we have to look carefully what systems have already been put in place out there that we can knit together to provide a comprehensive service and even if we can't afford to buy all the treatment we need for people, at least if we can give them case management services and get them somebody who can help to coordinate their medical care with their rehabilitation care with their education program, with community support and services can make a tremendous difference. again, as i say, when i look back on our fund in new

the driver of the minivan is still in the hospital in critical condition. >>> also in fairfax county, a psychiatrict is facing murder charges. police say 24-year-old mark shelor stabbed another patient at a facility off old meadow lane in mclean. a witness says the two had been arguing about money. the facility where the two were patients were -- where patients were treated -- where patients are treated for mental illnesses including constituents friendia and bipolar disorder. >>> a member of president obama's cabinet is looking to resolve a dispute over the proposed eisenhower memorial. interior secretary ken salazar says he's willing to look at models of the potential memorial. eisenhower's family has objected to the design which they say focuses too much on his past rather than his military and presidential accomplishments. two members of the memorial commission say they will work with salazar but hope to avoid excessive delays in planning. >>> officials at maryland live are expecting a big weekend at the newest and biggest casino in the state. last night was another packed house casino in arund

the hospital early this morning after being stabbed in abdomen. you can see that it is still an active scene. in happened around 9:15 this morning at prs inc.. it is called psychiatricab services. in the cafeteria two schizophrenic men got into an argument and one of them stabbed the other with a sharp object. the victim was rushed to fairfax hospital with life- threatening injuries. are awaiting a condition on him. the suspect is a man in his 20s. he was taken into custody. investigators are questioning witnesses who were in the cafeteria at the time. the programs are cancelled for the rest of the day. sanford brown college remains in session. sanford brown shares the building with this psychiatric educational program. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> the latest political scandal in the district has resulted in the resignation of d.c. council chairman kwame brown. >> we learned about a charge of bank fraud last night. prosecutors have filed another charge this morning. brianne carter joins us live with what we are learning and reaction from his constituents. >> good afternoon. we are at the wilson building. people could talk about was brown's resignation and then the

the building lately. that woman was taken to san fransisco general hospital for psychiatric evaluation and the guidances isne was hurt. we're live in san fransisco's north beach district. >> thank. overnight flames burned out of control from the attic of a house in livermore. it began around 11 p.m. on h street. after an hour firefighters managed to get the flames under control. they say the house was vacant and no one was injured. they say it's possible squatters are responsible for starting the fire. >>> today more than 200 farm animals will begin eating their way toward fire safety. this is video of goats and sheep in the oakland hills. today they will start clearing vegetation along the banks of walnut creek and iron horse trail in concord. >>> san jose allen rock is closed today because of extreme fire danger. yesterday's temperature of 94 degrees convinced park staff to restrict public rack eases and activities. pam cook will have more about today's threat and other restrictions in place at bay area park. >>> the budget committees of the state asemiand senate plan to pass a state spending plan today.

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this is a guy who's had multiple run- run-ins with the law and was committed to a psychiatric hospitaltalking to us this morning is ellen aguiar, his mother. thank you for being with us. i know that the coast guard has called off the search last night. so at this point, what do you realistically think has happened to your son? >> you know, we still hope that someone found him. we hope that by some miracle that guma is still alive. the other option is that because of the problems with his boat and the tumultuous sea that he was tossed from the boat. >> which would mean that if he was tossed from the boat in a storm that he could be -- >> that he would have drowned. >> he could have crodrowned. he went sailing when the seas were very choppy. is that unusual for him? some people were surprised he'd take a boat out at that time of night and in that kind of weather. >> you know, i'm not altogether familiar with his habits in the evening. i wouldn't anticipate that on a normal evening he would go out in a storm. i would think that when he went out, that the seas were still calm before the st