for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people on the outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell them the real thing and watch a lot of shows that talk about a president and they never like same to get my story right and so that's when i came up with the idea of producing and sank when president ford and from there things just began to take off that was back in 2010 when williams was still serving a life sentence at san quentin for robbery and kidnapping using donated equipment he began producing his own video and audio programs about life in jail he got out in 2014 and continues to work as a producer. williams is not an anomaly across the united states as a small press corps prisoners telling stories that might otherwise never get told. some right mostly for their fellow prisoners like kerry miles sentenced to life to 2nd degree murder a crime that he the victim's family and the investigating detective all say he did not commit he spent 2 decades writing and editing a magazine the angle light produced out

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next i'm going to turn it over to troy williams, who will talk about compliance. >> chairman: i willhe reform plan dated september 3rd refers to a former member of this body, subsequently in cars rapisted, rathe incarcerated, rather than the president of the board to my left. this is norman, and this is le leland, f.y.i. >> hopefully you can correct that. >> apologies for that. >> good morning, my name is troy williams, and i'm the chief quality officer for zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, and i was asked to come to laguna honda for investigation and improvement in their quality program. it is important to note that upon discovery of patient abuse in february of this year, it became evident there was assistance needed at laguna honda, additional resources specifically in quality patient safety and regulatory compliance. to that end, the health network deployed staff from areas like myself, and other team members to go to laguna honda and assist with the investigation. as was previously shared with the health commission back in september, the california department of public

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for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people onthe outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell them the real thing and watch a lot of shows that talk about a president and they never like same to get my story right and so that's when i came up with the idea of producing and sank when president ford and from there things just began to take off that was back in 2010 when williams was still serving a life sentence at san quentin for robbery and kidnapping using donated equipment he began producing his own video and audio programs about life in jail he got out in 2014 and continues to work as a producer. williams is not an anomaly across the united states as a small press corps prisoners telling stories that might otherwise never get told. some right most people their fellow prisoners like kerry miles sentenced to life for 2nd degree murder a crime that he the victim's family and the investigating detective all say he did not commit he spent 2 decades writing and editing a magazine the angle light produced out

williams is expected to deal with the aftermath of misuse of force allegations. >>> happening today, a new lawsuit is about to be filed on behalf of victims of the gill troy garlic festival. three fess valentin goers were killed. the lawsuit goes after the garlic festival association. the shooter got on the ground by catalogia fence to avoid detection. the lawsuit will be filed this morning in san francisco. >>> pg&e is offering wildfire victims a $13.5 billion settlement. the bankrupt utility was in talks with victims yesterday. the utility had proposed 8.4 billion in compensation but they boosted their offers after a rival group of creditors offered to pay the victims 5 million more. they say they will continue to work to do so. >>> cleanup begins today in the kinkade fire zone in sonoma county. property owners and insurance company also have to take care of step 2, hiring private contractors to remove fire debris. the cane cade fire destroyed 374 structures in all. 174 of those were homes. hazardous household waste cleanup is expected to take up to three weeks. kate any nil soon will have more on this coming up in the next half hour. >>> 4:36 right now. as yo