i want to start with the getting to zero consortium and followed by the aids foundation, dph and ucsf. >> good morning supervisors. i am jeff sheea and living with hiv and i was the hiv advocate to gavin newsom and serve on the governing board on the california institute of regenerative medicine. thank you supervisor wieners and supervisor campos for sponsoring this meeting and thank you supervisor farrell for the opportunity to present today and thank you barbara garcia and the department of public health and i am part of the consortium and we're here to talk about the historic opportunity for san francisco, ground zero in 1981 at the beginning of the aids epideppic to be the first mutiny of injury new infections, zero deaths from hiv and zero stig ma. this is a realistic goal for several reasons. first there is the amazing and compassionate response from the san francisco community to hiv/aids starting with initiatives by mayor dianne feinstein and speaker willie brown and every mayor and the board of supervisors. san francisco has the finest system of care and prevention in the wor

mission bay boulevard north and south the terminal is front of the of the carr desk center and the ucsf community is over enjoyed they are beyond the mode this service has been in the works for over 20 years and the final plan as kate alluded to expand the line takes overhead wires and the 16th corridor project we need to do something in the meantime the new hospital oakland maritime support services on february 1st and providing january 31st we're launching service will run 7 days a week for 15 minute services initially on week days and 365 christmas and new years eve 365 days this is just to get people used to transit getting people eyed to having to taking transit in the neighborhood with this we're 34re789 new stops the 55 line will serve alu all stops but the 22 line ends at dog patch hill in other words, to serve the neighborhood and provide the service we're implementing new proposed bus stopped at wisconsin and 16th and missouri and 16th and anyy and a and 14 second street electricity street the new stops match where the rapid transit stops are we'll be going to the public with

. >> members of the commission dravm i'm laura the social person with you ucsf i want to make a few remarks for the university i want to reiterate we welcome our neighbors to mission bay and join the rest of the city in joining the warriors franchise to the city and bringing a professional supports enterprise to san francisco the warriors mixed use investment about bring dining option to mission bay where it prestigiously didn't exist i'm sure you're aware of we've addressed issues in the city with traffic and research campus to maintain a presence at mission bay when we break ground on our first building and mission bay has blooumd bloomed with its great accomodation with cutting-edge research mission bay as a population of 4 thousand patients and other visitors on february one i'm sure you're aware of mission bay will be the home of san francisco's new hospital the ucsf medical in thirty years at mission bay that complex will consist of 3 status quo we think that 3 thousand employees and physicians will work in our new hospitals so the new children's hospital will serve all the pedestrian

various campuses, whether it be cpmc, or whether it be the old catholic hospital west or kiaser or ucsf, one of the major things that it was brought in many, many years ago, was sort of an incentive to have the staff and our post docs and our medical students, and our health science students at ucsf, use the old bart ways, or shuttles, or anything to not impact the campuses and the cars, etc., etc.. it is something that should not be on the radar and it should be a given and let's move forward on it. and the part that really, you know, it is still, you know, it is still, and again, it has been highlighted again, and how do we have, still and the fact, that, and in our department, the health department and in the presentation, that was excellent, and we need to find a way, there was an effort because of this intervention, to have to see if they can develop a comprehensive program to provide the services. the same time that we heard from them saying that they have been working with cpmc in doing a great many things, including collaboration now, and the public health and etc.. and i think

we're lucky there is little residential close by and one thing we considered and the ucsf facilities are not that close to the building so all those things happy new year and the happy between the perceived sound at the receptor and where it's coming. distance has a geometric impact. it's one of the reasons why we pushed the building a little further towards the water, towards the bay opposed closer to third street. >> okay great. and the only other questions i had were about the first source hiring. in it's very early to talk about, but i guess i don't understand how that would work. how does it work? i guess i have lost -- kind of -- i lost track of that program and how that works in this kind of setting. >> no problem. great question to clarify some earlier discussion. i am with the project team helping on the project entitlements. as was during public comment the warriors even before moving to mission bay did a rather unique thing and they volunteered to subject themselves to what was then a pretty new ordinance in san francisco called the "local hiring ordinance" and intended to

. >> to cross the barriers he started walking with the team at ucsf's orthopedic institute. will allow him to run swim, ski and much more. while it has allowed the at -- athletes to compete on the stage it presents a different challenge. >> you still have the full limb there so you can't just put whatever new fancy devices that have been developed. they have to accommodate what is already there and still try to add to it. >> the ucsf team starts with a mold of max's leg and creates prototypes layer bilayer and finishing with high-tech materials like carbon fib their can hold max's leg study and still be flexible enough to allow the movement required by competitive sports. max provides feedback both on fifth and alternative designs. >> i stepped in -- i stepped into ucsf with a summary of what we can do and things i would like to try. and that's where we started. >> the results have allowed max to pursue a startling array of sports from running and swimming and snowboarding. a collaboration that is almost as rewarding for the ucsf team as it is for max. >> seeing a problem an

director of the department of children youth and families thank you mare are a a apartment of you ucsf students i'd like to briefly anyone that is here from the san francisco unified school district i would like you to briefing stand we have quite the attendance you will have you who work for sfusd and i'd like to recognize carmen chu where is carman our assessor how about a round of applause for carmen chu at this point i'd like i i'd like to recognize and invite to the podium the vice president of the board of education dr. murase (clapping) and good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> oh, you can do better than that good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> over the past year people ask why do i do this i'm working few times and have two children in school it's back to my father we lost him 5 years ago he is still with us tonight and born in 1920 during the depression the son from japan limiting dirt poor out of fresno by he would what can the $2 million to school evidence and did well in school he graduated at the top of his school and spelling the last name wanted to go to sc

thank you (clapping) and because i can't help myself the young lady her grandmother is an officer with ucsf ms. carolyn is a month thank you for sharing our granddaughters talent if i forgot someone i'll come back and reading your name but i'd like to invite our newly worn in commissioners came forward and share a few remarks i'd like to start with hydra mendosa mcdonald please come forward (clapping) (clapping). >> good evening. >> good evening. >> well here we are again and what a true honor and prim 1942 to be re-elected to serve a third term son the san francisco board of education i want to start by thanking important people i'll try to get through this any mom and dad from washington and thank for instilling a strong work ethic and reminding me how important family and friends are they celebrated they're in between in december and in july my mom will be 89 (clapping) (clapping.) so a big super thank you for being here and passing on green genes to my pro felix and peter for making me laugh and cry but being terrific friends and to our children to my amazing children you were in are th

decay and other ills i have to say those diseases have been documented we have people researchers and ucsf and the department of public health with that i want to thank you. i'm very, very hoping you continue to support united states shape up san francisco coalition is an organizations that all of you should be very proud of because i am thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. duncan we can all be proud of you as a co-chair of an enthusiastic coalition commissioners comments in regards to the presentation? commissioner pating and first of all, i want to comment on both presentations they were really excellent i was also expressed when you get a refined message it's community felt and based and implemented as well as i want to emphasize how professional both those approaches are there's a lot of similarities and differences i actually think in terms of the dollars i find the dollars i didn't hear about the dollars in the second i'm less concerned about the outcomes i think that we should be also promoting you know good public health and what that is and it changes as health patterns change i

a collaboration that is almost as rewarding as the ucsf team as it is for max. >> seeing a problem and finding a solution. trial and error and research and design and seeing him reach his potential and when we get victories they are small, but they feel huge. >> eric thomas, abc7 news. >> they are pretty big victories. >> let's talk about the weekend weather forecast. >> sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> dan and ama if you are heading outside to go for a hike or a bike ride, the weather will be pleasant. it will be cooler than today, and then sunday we will introduce the possibility of a few drops. live doppler 7hd is not tracking drops, just cloud cover right now. i want to bring you up-to-date on where we stand. san francisco 175% of normal with over 15 inches of rain so far. 115% of average in santa rosa. oakland 124 and livermore 141. san jose 173%. obviously we are following three dry years. even though we are ahead for this season we have a long ways to go to catch up. we may see rain next weekend. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. it is not going to be a cold night be

i am assistant vice chan los of ucsf. we welcome our new neighbors to mission bay. we join the city in celebrating the return of the warrior franicize to the city and county of san francisco. in addition to bringing this sports nz franchise to san francisco will it bring dining and entertainment options in an area of the city that it doesn't exist. as many of you know we are working with the warriors and the city to address issues concerning traffic and security and access to the hospitals and research campus. we have maintained a presence at mission bay since 999 when we broke ground on the ucsf campus. for the last decade mission bay is a vibrant campus and technology hush. today we have a daily population of 4,000 faculty and staff and patients and visitors. on february 1, 2015 mission bay will be the home to san francisco's new hospital in 30 years in mission bay. this complex, the new medical center will consist of three state of the art hospitals, the children's hospital,. the cancer baker hospital and the irene moore womens' hospital. we anticipate the number

i've also a professor of medicine at ucsf and a study of tobacco marketing include electronic cigarette marketing. were we found that many of the old tactics used to sell cigarettes that are no longer allowed are being adopted by the electronic cigarette companies and many these messages do have high youth appeal. now the rock is an [inaudible] revelation of e cigarette cells are requiring vendors to obtain a license. they also support the use promoting the use of the easiness for tobacco products are not allowed and the official position of the organization is to oppose the use of [inaudible] were all tobacco products are banned. the reason for this position is because the policy to protect non-smokers took from non-smokers promote smoking cessation and if using e cigarettes and clean indoor environment create nice-looking policies will reinforce the act of smoking is socially acceptable. finally, we are deeply concerned about recent reports of increases in e cigarette use by youth where the cdc has reported this user e cigarettes by middle and high school students has more than double

. >> i stepped into ucsf on the first day with here is a bullet point summary on what we can do and things i would like to try and that's where we starty. >> the results have allowed max to pursue a startling array of sports from running and swimming and snowboarding. on that is almost as rewarding as the ucsf team as it is for max. >> seeing a problem and finding a solution. trial and error and research and design and seeing him reach his potential and when we get victories they are small, but they feel huge. >> eric thomas, abc7 news. >> they are pretty big victories. >> let's talk about the weekend weather forecast. >> sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> dan and ama if you are heading outside to go for a hike or a bike ride, the weather will be pleasant. it will be cooler than today, and then sunday we will introduce the possibility of a few drops. live doppler 7hd is not tracking drops, just cloud cover right now. i want to bring you up-to-date on where we stand. san francisco 175% of normal with over 15 inches of rain so far. 115% of average in santa rosa. oakland 124 and liverm

she funded the cancer center at ucsf, the play ground in the presidio, the jewish community center of san francisco, preschool and the young museum and grants at uc berkeley and others and gave a grant for a new cancer research building on the ucsf mission bay campus. this is a huge loss for the city on so many levels. she has a great family around her including dan who is here and the son-in-law and jackie and a lot of you know and she will be greatly missed. colleagues i also wanted to mention as you may have read in the paper i put in a drafting request to the city attorney's office to prepare a charter amendment modeled in part on what recently passed the state legislature with bipartisan support to reform the ballot measure system, not to limit access to the ballot or make it harder to get on the ballot but make sure we're giving authors of the measures every opportunity to receive public feedback and if they choose make amendments to measures. we have a ballot measure system in san francisco where ballot measures -- once they're put forward even if there are significant flaws in

i am assistant vice chan los of ucsf. we welcome our new neighbors to mission bay. we join the city in celebrating the return of the warrior franicize to the city and county of san francisco. in addition to bringing this sports nz franchise to san francisco will it bring dining and entertainment options in an area of the city that it doesn't exist. as many of you know we are working with the warriors and the city to address issues concerning traffic and security and access to the hospitals and research campus. we have maintained a presence at mission bay since 999 when we broke ground on the ucsf campus. for the last decade mission bay is a vibrant campus and technology hush. today