kevin if you can stand up from ucsf and others and one from dignity health they've authorized me short lease to say their one hundred percent committed to continuing this effort i would remind the group katherine mentioned a few minutes is it fair to say several years ago it was birth analytic in july 4th years and i can't commend this board enough for its long term commitment to this it takes time for the efforts to mature we're happy to being on all cylinder and the benefit of the entire population i have to say personally that is a real personal commitment i went to school at ucsf it was a city and county employee for a number of years i would like to see san francisco on the cutting-edge of the policy in the country that's the commitment piece we're in that for the longs haul we've invested a lot of open the brown and toland and ucsf side and will continue to make the investments as to what let me just say 2014 was a great year for us on our side of the picture again, the ucsf hillside of the blue shield partnership we had richard mentioned issues are catastrophic a small populatio

my guess -- maybe i am wrong, is that certain contracts -- in particular i would say like ucsf would get big chunks of cola and the small ones will get nothing. i don't know if it's true but i think we need to challenge that. >> this is certainly aggregate level information. beneath this hood there is a hot going on i am sure. the review for today is summary level. i know during the time we have seen larger increases in the uc contract for example as the regular base as a whole. i think you will see different funding things by organizations by departments during this period. the only global thing applied to the base is are the three colas provided by the mayor and the board in the budget process over the last three cycles and those three together account for a five account cola for the entire base except for ucsf which has negotiated separate contracts with public health. >> are you finished? >> i can hit a couple of other points if it's helpful. >> yes, please continue. >> i thought it would be helpful -- i know you realize this supervisors but some of the things that drive costs fo

mission bay alliance saying it will impede access to the ucsf hospital and ucsf releasing its own statement why it is focus and the traffic it is encouraged by the city's efforts. meantime warriors owner joe released a statement saying in part, quote, there are 17 locations around the country where hospitals are located within one mile of an arena. i don't think it's an issue, end quote. who is in this alliance group and how far are they willing to go to stop development here? we'll have that coming up in our next report in half an hour. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> warriors coverage continues in the next half hour. why is the new team that's sleeping on the job? we've uncovered one of the warriors secret weapons. >> without losing any sleep over their performance. plus, a modern family star in a fight to save her embryos. we'll explain. >>> hey, it's tesla day as well. tesla's not secret announcement, we'll tell you all about it coming up. >>> hillary clinton finally getting some company in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. here's the

. >> sam springer speaks for what he says is a coalition of stake holders at nearby ucsf. it is not directly involved. a traffic nightmare and the warriors' owner says 17 nba teams nationwide are within half a mile of hospitals. >> so this is a very common occurrence from brooklyn and the staples center and everywhere else and they all work and they work together and opponents say there's nowhere near enough parking. the area is already increasingly congested according to ucsf employees we talked with. >> it's already challenging with the giants on home game. >> besides traffic opponents reportedly want the arena site for ucsf expansion saying mission bay and health care hub. >> for many years in the entire mission bay program we not only had uc and pharmaceutical research and we had an entertainment center that was planned in there. >> still members of the newly formed mission bay allowance say they're prepared to file a lawsuit or challenge the project at the ballot box. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> still to come tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00, a bay a

opponents envision traffic blocking access to ucsf's three new hospitals in mission bay. but warriors owner joe lacob says 17 nba teams nationwide are within half a mile of hospitals. >> so this is a very common occurrence. brooklyn staples center, everywhere else, and they all work. we don't think san francisco is any different in that regard. >> reporter: but opponents say there is nowhere near enough parking. the area is already increasingly congested, according to ucsf employees we talked with. >> it's already challenging with the giants on home games. >> practically on an everyday basis, i think it is going to impact it. >> reporter: besides traffic opponents reportedly want the arena site for further ucsf expansion, and publicly say the stadium is not a good fit. >> out of whack with the biosciences, health care community. >> reporter: mayor ed lee disagrees. >> for many years in the entire mission bay program, we not only had uc and pharmaceutical and research, we also had an entertainment center that was planned in there. >> reporter: members of the newly formed m

abc7 news was of the new ucsf medical center for the annual prom for patients. this is just like a traditional prom and the chance for teens from the ucsf hospital in san francisco to get away from their hospital rooms for a night and just have fun with their friends of the. >> i don't know the words. it is really fun and really exciting and energetic. >> and before the dance the teenagers got to meet members of the tort -- 49er. >> have i been to one of those and it is fun. >> it is already starting to rain out there. let's look at video from a short time ago on market street in san francisco. >> and we are hearing there is a steady rain in oakland. sandhya patel is here with more. sandhya, this is exactly what we need. >> exactly what we've been waiting for all winter long. as we look at live doppler 7hd , i am getting reports on twitter of rain from windsor and all the way into san francisco and out toward the oakland area and even down to sunnyvale. let me take you in closer. light to moderate rain falling across parts of san francisco and the bay view distr

single largest non-profit contract we have if you consider it a non-profit and not government is the ucsf contract itself at the general hospital. >> mr. rosen field in terms of the chart would you characterize this is consistent as years past as well, this break down? >> i haven't looked at the detail of past years as we did this year but i expect to see the shame shape and we have large organizations providing contracts and relatively smaller organizations having lower number contract services. >> in terms of whether it's programmatic or this and are they subject to the same requirements or is there differences? >> there are differences. a pot of the programmatic monitoring is at the level level so the department that holds the primary contract is conducting monitoring of the department. on the financial side or the fiscal monitoring if a department -- if we have multiple departments holding contracts with the given agency, which does happen pretty frequently there is a process in the city to coordinate that fiscal monitoring. that tends to be fairly standard for folks in that pool. one

abc7 news was of the new ucsf medical center for the annual prom for patients.s is just like a traditional prom and the chance for teens from the ucsf hospital in san francisco to get away from their hospital rooms for a night and just have fun with their friends of the. >> i don't know the words. it is really fun and really exciting and energetic. >> and before the dance the teenagers got to meet members of the tort -- 49er. >> have i been to one of those and it is fun. >> it is already starting to rain out there. let's look at video from a short time ago on market street in san francisco. >> and we are hearing there is a steady rain in oakland. sandhya patel is here with more. sandhya, this is exactly what we need. >> exactly what we've been waiting for all winter long. as we look at live doppler 7hd , i am getting reports on twitter of rain from windsor and all the way into san francisco and out toward the oakland area and even down to sunnyvale. let me take you in closer. light to moderate rain falling across parts of san francisco and the bay view district.

abc7 news was of the new ucsf medical center for the annual prom for patients. this is just like a traditional prom and the chance for teens from the ucsf hospital in san francisco to get away from their hospital rooms for a night and just have fun with their friends of the. >> i don't know the words. it is really fun and really exciting and energetic. >> and before the dance the teenagers got to meet members of the tort -- 49er. >> have i been to one of those and it is fun. >> it is already starting to rain out there. let's look at video from a short time ago on market street in san francisco. >> and we are hearing there is a steady rain in oakland. sandhya patel is here with more. sandhya, this is exactly what we need. >> exactly what we've been waiting for all winter long. as we look at live doppler 7hd , i am getting reports on twitter of rain from windsor and all the way into san francisco and out toward the oakland area and even down to sunnyvale. let me take you in closer. light to moderate rain falling across parts of san francisco and the bay view distr

peter: you are also the head of the new center for digital health innovations at ucsf which is looking at a number of different technologies, so we have that. dr. blum: that's right, and we come up with really interesting ideas that are based on front-line problems, and they are doing research, and they say, here is a problem that has plagued us for years and we look at the digital solutions to these platforms so if we have this great solution and the technology you can bring to it, now you have a problem-solving technology as opposed to a lot of the technologies that come to an engineering space. we would invent a great new technology and now let's go find a problem that we can solve with it. we develop a solution and then we build it out from proof to concept and then if it is relevant to our trial, then we may be taken to another local institution and proves that it works in more than one institution. and then a scale it out and bring it to the rest of the world. at the end of the day, our responsibility is really to create innovation and invention and new innovations and get it out

their credentials that takes pressure off of us we can't currently if you're an interim teacher in ucsf you may not get the support to clear our credentials we have a waiting list and one of the conversations in terms of professional development can we take on the clearing the credential that could take longer than two years a residual that the teachers stay longer but the strategies in the past with the previous cohort i'm going to let the colleagues. >> before he give us the information on t f a monique brings up an important point we don't have the fund 40 the first year teacher from a recruitment stand up i've been recruiting non-stop from january the first thing what kind of support from the school site second one is do you have a place to clear my credential the minute i say no you have to wait for the second year we have to look at it we do have wonderful teachers i had to plug that in. >> i appreciate that again, it is that is a barrier to us keeping our teachers then why not address that issue i don't know what it issue even tails it seems to me if we are going to be doing mult

than 200 teenagers in the hospital enjoyed a special event last night. ♪ ♪ abc7 news was at the new ucsf center at mission bay for the annual prom for patients it's like a traditional prom and chance for teens from the ucsf children's hospital to get away from their hospital room for an evening and have fun with friends. >> it's really fun. energetic. >> and before the dance, the teens also got to meet members of the san francisco 49ers. still ahead in the next half-hour. bruce jenner's lifelong struggle with identity. meet the local child who is struggling with the same feeling and the family that is supporting her every step of the way. plus the family of a man killed by san francisco police offer the differing account of what led up to a deadly encounter with officers. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a fr

the warriors want to develop 12 acres next to ucsf.uld include an 18,000-seat arena, two, office towers and a central plaza larger than union square. the opposition says the project would undue years of work and planning for the mission bay medical campus. one of the biggest concerns is parking. we spoke to a nurse at mission bay who says parking would be impacted. but she's still in favor of the arena. >> parking and traffic will be an issue but i'm for san francisco saidups being in -- stadiums being in san francisco. it may affect people. at&t park brings such a huge community around. i'm always for those kind of things. >> reporter: the alliance says the warriors plan to build 950 parking spaces for the project. most of which would serve the two office towers. the mayor's office and the warriors said the arena has broad support including ucsf. the final environmental impact report is due out next month. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> this will be interesting. thank you. >>> it appears barry bonds's lega

gotten that but hopefully tonight will be something like that. >> reporter: this is the fifth year ucsfthe first time held here at the mission bay campus. these teens tell me this event meant the world to them. >> you can see by the smiles on their faces, if they can't go to the prom bring the prom to them. amber, thank you. >>> the family in cupertino says they're going to spend some time together trying to figure out why his teen ran away. search teams fanned out around cupertino looking for him but turns out conner was on campus the entire time. he apparently hid under the bleachers and ate fruit off the trees. the family says that conner just walked in their home and is okay. >>> the program putting injured veterans together with dogs and the task the humans need to master. >> library books thrown out. a practice that has people horrified. why is alameda county dumping tens of thousands of books. >>> caught on camera, library books removed from the stacks and thrown into dumpsters. as ktvu's mike mibach found out it comes at a time when the county officials have a moratorium on scho

this will again took place on the commission secretary need to start and i'm working also with the ucsf school of management to do surveys with legacy businesses with other problematic things we'll need so i'd like to take into account sort of the well established businesses let's say like ancestor and maybe take into account small legacy businesses and r are there any business assistance programs we need to develop or develop a partnership are businesses that are going to be doing family legacy transitioned so we have a direct tragedy to the school of management there are businesses like green apple books employees want to buy the business we're able to help facility their ability to do that. >> great that's a project for our new legislation active assistant. >> we are going to set up the agenda and activity and so as the legacy about say o that can and it's under - i just printout the elective digest for our previous it will be nominee by the board of supervisors the mayor and the smacking it is a small business commission that does the official final determination to whether they moo

and fired back saying it has brought support across the city including ucsf. the environmental report is due back next month we'll try to get reaction here from people who live in mission bay. live from san francisco, back to you. >>> time is now 6:15. governor jerry brown calling for $10,000 fines for people and businesses wasting the most water during the drought. the recommendation was part of a proposed legislation to expand enforcement of water restriction. now governor brown met yesterday with a mayors of 14 cities including oakland, san jose, livermore, he is also directing state agencies to speed up environmental reviews of projects, will increase local water supplies. >>> drought conditions are affecting air quality here in the bay area, according to the associations annual state of the air report, the lack of rain has made the air stagnant, allowed particles from exhaust fumes and fireplaces to build up in the air. this particular kind of pollution is worse in santa clara and salano counties, saying the bad air is affecting the elderly, children, and

. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm assistant clinical professor at ucsf and work and the san francisco board of appeals in medication i'm also the physician champion for the portal now in months to implementation. >> so a little bit background will the design of the portal initial efforts began in our attempts to try to demonstrates we were able to meaningful use the electronic health records those measures were developed by cms and came with financial sensitive for networks that can show we're meeting criteria regarding the use of hr and the portal in the design phase of this our task was to think of a way to take all our systems as dr. chin talked about and combine them into a comprehensive portal i'll talk about that latter in the presentation apart from that in particular just to provide a improved care experience for our patient in the network that is a website in which patient over and over their clegd proxies look at the electronic health record and provide access to a patient education database to search tops this is not be attorney general offer high-level things like e-mail o

. >> finally, the ucsf benioff children's hospital mini 49ers on hand at the event along with over 200 teen prom attendees. great story right there. that's it for sports. have a great >>> still that wet weather starting to roll in. >> yes it is. from the north bay to the east bay. and by 8:00 in the morning, most of it should by to the south. but we're really clearing out tomorrow at 8:00 in the morning. >> still, sleep in anyway. >> have a great weekend. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pratt. elizabeth olsen.

. >> "even if insurance doesn't end up covering it between uh, you know ucsf and the company i work for -- lim innovations -- both of them have offered to sponsor it outright in the case that insurance doesn't cover it." >> phillip :on sunday, ranjit finally gets back on the track at city college of san francisco. to test out the new blade with his prosthetist, alex hetherington. >> "its a very time consuming custom device. um, its not just a leg made for, uh, walking and your everyday work environment -- it's very specific." >> phillip :alex says it may take weeks to get it right. the theft of the running blades out of the back of ranjit's car last month have set his training schedule back. but he still hopes to compete in next year's paralympic games in ri de janeiro with team u-s-a. meanwhile, the public has raised more than 10-thousand dollars to help ranjit pay for >> vicki : a police sting goes terribly wrong in tulsa, oklahoma. officials say a reserve deputy instead of a stun gun.and the suspect died. the incident happened on april 2nd.and the video from the undercover operation

a leader of the opposition told them the group wants the land to be used for further expansion of ucsf. >>> money troubles for bart tonight turns out the transit agency needs billions of dollars to keep trains on the tracks in the future. kpix 5's phil matier explains the huge money deficit. phil, the fares aren't going down, are they? >> reporter: no. as a matter of fact, about the only thing that has a chance of going down is possibly the system itself. let's take a look. it's old. it's overcrowded and now according to a new state audit bart needs a jaw-dropping $9.6 billion overhaul on its tracks and trains. just to keep it running. >> it is a big number. >> reporter: this comes at the same time that bart is expanding to san jose. and just after it put in a new $500 million connect near oakland international airport. >> we always want more but whenever you get more you have to basically fix the roof. >> we forget we need to fix the roof. >> we need to replace the entire guts of our system. not sexy stuff. we're talking about structures, our communications system, our train control s

it's like a traditional prom and chance for teens from the ucsf children's hospital to get away fromroom for an evening and have fun with friends. >> it's really fun. energetic. >> and before the dance the teens also got to be members of the fran 49ers. still ahead in the next half-hour. bruce jenner's lifelong struggle with identity. meet the local child who is struggling the same feeling and the family that is supporting her every step of the way. plus the family of a man killed by san francisco police offer the differing account of what led up to a deadly encounter dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >> the top half of the hour on this saturday morning. thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. we have green showing up on live doppler 7hd. here's lisa argen with a quick look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. it's quickly wi

ucsf's center for smoke education shows increases did the risk of oral and pancreatic cancer, nicotine addiction and the in additionuation of smoking among adolescents.* modeling of smokeless tobacco use by family, friends, and elite athletes is strongly associated with smokeless tobacco initiation. as someone who used to chew myself i know how addicting it should be. it should have no place in our baseball fields where it could influence our youth. but most importantly i'm doing this for my own children. as a father of three and coach of my son's baseball team for the last few years, i want to send the right message to him, to our team and to the entire city's youth by saying smokeless tobacco disunt have any place in baseball expirt isn't necessary to make it to the big leagues. the future of children should not be a future of chewing tobacco. what's shocking to me even as cigarette use continues a decline smokeless tobacco use has remained troublely steady. every year kids ages 12 to 17 use for the first time. public health issue affectingsing our children and millions across the co

doctors at oakland's ucsf children's hospital treated wells for four days before releasing him to his mother's home. >> all of these considered, they know -- his family knows they are lucky to be alive. >> but luck isn't enough. >> unfortunately sometimes it takes a lawsuit -- it takes something like this for the school to wake up and say maybe we should do something like this. >> he alleged that hamilton's roof is an attractive nuisance. >> this roof is very easy to climb up on. there was a ladder right there and the shed was open. all of the boys go on this roof. >> essentially asking the question is nine old enough to know it is not safe to climb on to a roof. >> appreciate and understand the danger. >> and did the district do enough to protect children from themselves? even if they were trespassing? in response to the claim the district released this statement statement -- we recently received this claim and it is being reviewed by our insurance carrier. the district has 90 days to respond to the claim before a lawsuit can be filed. abc7 news. >> riding in self-driving cars could

i'm give them back to airbnb it is huge that i have that place to refer to there's a definite need ucsf alone i have almost inclusive medical people that come in to interning usually 3 months or more we need it that's all. >> next speaker and hi there i'm trying to keep this short i've been host for almost 6 years from airbnb a guest room my wife and i rent out i came here to encourage you to give the law we argued about for 3 years time to work and in place over two months and we need to give it a chance to see if it works during the first month obamacare now 1 seven months more than thirty million at the beginning of a new law things are slow but time it will work as intended this law has been in place for 3 months and hosts are signing up give it went work how it will work i'll convicted add that planning adds thousand of pages we're a complaint process a way for people to complain and stop leveling rentals give it a chance to work thank you. >> good evening. i'm jenny moons own a same single-family in betsy we've would here in this supply and raised our kids i work apartment and my

doctors at oakland's ucsf children's hospital treated wells for four days before releasing him to his mother's home. >> all of these considered, they know -- his family knows they are lucky to be alive. >> but luck isn't enough. >> unfortunately sometimes it takes a lawsuit -- it takes something like this for the school to wake up and say maybe we should do something like this. >> he alleged that hamilton's roof is an attractive nuisance. >> this roof is very easy to climb up on. there was a ladder right there and the shed was open. all of the boys go on this roof. >> essentially asking the question is nine old enough to know it is not safe to climb on to a roof. >> appreciate and understand the danger. >> and did the district do enough to protect children from themselves? even if they were trespassing? in response to the claim the district released this statement statement -- we recently received this claim and it is being reviewed by our insurance carrier. the district has 90 days to respond to the claim before a lawsuit can be filed. abc7 news. >> riding in self-driving cars could

there are a lot of people with disabilities who go see their doctor at ucsf or moint zion. it's only fair that we can go there to see our doctors. thank you very much and god bless you. >> thank you very much. >> carla, did you have a response? >> i just want to let the public commenter to know that we will log that for existing curb ramps to be built and to make sure they are a safe path to travel. physical truncated domes or detectable warnings. >> yellow bumpy things are just as good. >> it's a good description. [ laughter ] >> any further public comment? seeing none, we'll move on. correspondence? >> there is one item of correspondence to let the public know that the connor house inc., a non-profit organization has three vacancies on their board. if you are interested you can call them at 1415. 864-7333. or r at connor at org. >> next we have council member comments and announcements. do i have any announcements? none? very well. before we adjourn i would like to say as we mentioned derek zarda a couple times in our meeting and he was council cochair. he died tragically

additional resources for the san francisco residency perspire of the school district u e sf stanford and ucsf it is going well, i want to see that expand and finally what we need is greater support for all our new teachers and especially our teachers in special education let's look at the program and fix it soon thank (clapping.) >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a teacher american people secondarily since 2006 and worked with telephone teachers unfortunately none are still in the classroom one in the district and this is not an anomaly i've seen 20 percent of tfa members are retained after 5 years this is not an innocent agenda tfa is part of a larger movement we see the same people on the board of tfa trying to privatize schools and we want to push against that prioritization agenda and sever any group that is trying to further that and i'll cut it off ther

i'm give them back to airbnb it is huge that i have that place to refer to there's a definite need ucsf alone i have almost inclusive medical people that come in to interning usually 3 months or more we need it that's all. >> next speaker and hi there i'm trying to keep this short i've been host for almost 6 years from airbnb a guest room my wife and i rent out i came here to encourage you to give the law we argued about for 3 years time to work and in place over two months and we need to give it a chance to see if it works during the first month obamacare now 1 seven months more than thirty million at the beginning of a new law

the group, which is apparently made up of ucsf supporters and major donors as well as representativess industry is worried that building a new park will create a traffic and parking nightmare. this afternoon, we spoke with the mission bay alliance's spokesperson sam singer. >> reporter:in an email today, warriors spokesperson pj johnson said the team has been caught off guard by this new opposition to the planned arena. he says "we've been working with all of our neighbors including ucsf, for nearly a year now, to address any and all concerns. the san francisco public overwhelmingly supports the bay. this really comes out of nowhere." >> reporter:the environmental impact report on the project is set to be released next month. singer says that after they review the mission bay alliance may move forward with legal action against sponsor a ballot initiative. >> reporter:in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine:the conversation on this story continues online. >> catherine:head to the kron 4 dot com, or our facebook and twitter pages if you want to sound off. >> catheri

hundred we're 2/3rd's of what there and is market rate as you can see is moving forward and certainly ucsf and is hospital and other job generating uses so once we're ready land becomes available and this particular piece of land on third street 1153 planning block 3 etc. on third street on the corner eco line we're posed and ready and part of budgeted to issue on rvp typical for housing developers to develop that site for particular to programs that program we're proposing is based upon citywide policy consolidated plan and further policy derivatives that come from president obama to provide housing for veterans we're proposing to issue one hundred and one rfps half of the units for formally homeless developers and ground floor services that serve those formally homeless veterans and half of the units 50 for low income famed and low income families means for everyone where a councilmember sharp so services for the two kinds of populations we do engage our staff, a stakeholder group consisting of the veterans administrations and other housing policy and public agencies mayor's office of ho

doctors at oakland's ucsf children's hospital treated wells for four days before releasing him to hisme. >> all of these considered, they know -- his family knows they are lucky to be alive. >> but luck isn't enough. >> unfortunately sometimes it takes a lawsuit -- it takes something like this for the school to wake up and say maybe we should do something like this. >> he alleged that hamilton's roof is an attractive nuisance. >> this roof is very easy to climb up on. there was a ladder right there and the shed was open. all of the boys go on this roof. >> essentially asking the question is nine old enough to know it is not safe to climb on to a roof. >> appreciate and understand the danger. >> and did the district do enough to protect children from themselves? even if they were trespassing? in response to the claim the district released this statement statement -- we recently received this claim and it is being reviewed by our insurance carrier. the district has 90 days to respond to the claim before a lawsuit can be filed. abc7 news. >> riding in self-driving cars could make you mor

my sister was a emergency care-nurse at ucsf in 1980 when aids cases came in. the thing that touched her most, not only for the patient is the exclusion of their partners. i remember her being effected by that that they were excluded from heblth care decision squz participation in the greechbing process. it never occurred that 35 years later i would be in a position to do something about that and absolute supervisor wiener and support this effort >> my comment is that this is a well written piece of legislation and i really appreciate the details that was put into at hand and what it is trying to do. i have a quick question and don't know who will answer it, once this passes, i'm curious i didn't see anything about how we would notify or get people to know about this? what is the outreach effort, are there plans for that at this point? >> we are-we have been speaking with 2 different sogez, the california association of helths facilities and california assisted living association so it is our intent to work through the association to get the word out. one of th

chow has not only chaired the ucsf at general but been the commissioner and has provided unique oversight i was thinking of the past which one of the ex-president spent the last two years of the president of the commission for oversight with the luggage hospital i think that is, i think that is a great honor at this point to nominate for president dr. ed chow to complete the business of the general and many challenges effectively this department. >> thank you, dr. sauna sanchez nominations don't require a second. >> there being no further nominations a motion important nomination to be closed. >> i move the nominations of the wanting to be closed. >> a second please. second. >> okay all in favor, say i. of closing the nominations i. >> opposed? we'll proceeded to the vote and all in favor, say i. of the nomination of dr. chow as president i. >> opposed? and so i'll just take a moment to attaining the commission for the honor that is continued to give me it is only a position of equals and i'm hoping to continue to follow that rule and give everybody the equal opportunity that they actuall

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budget staff and presentations if the program managers like the teachers matter and of september 2015 ucsf professionals who conducted on orientation for new members of the orientation seemed to be a value and focused the taken into consideration attention on the work thank you to each of those professionals and the dedicated san francisco unified school district finance and budget professionals oc we thank you frank and ashamed as a committee chair and look forward to the addition of new members and expect them to receive a thorough orientation to help what the transition thank you and congratulations to both folks one couldn't come and who will serve with kathy that serves as the committee in secretary i'm going to for the interest of time especially not only in the interest of time and the fact you have the report we're going to move along and focus only first of all, when we get around to discussing programs that benefit from q ta we'll focus on innovation and personal development and at the next meeting an additional presentations from staff who's department benefits from the q ta fun

our intermittently capacity for doubling the number of residents we've been engaged all year along ucsf and stanford but noted san francisco state that is interested in the teaching in the residence program we want to build and in conversation with our dean that is going to take a awhile to build and t f a is you've received the listing in advance of the commissioners where their places their former members we can be strategic where those core members land i'm a traditionally presented educator i will always value the preparation that the in coming teacher can bring ideally an experienced teacher will be bringing to the setting in our school we can manage that as well i know that the reality of today mid-april to start and design it capital strategy we don't provide the robust support we should have i'm glad we're beginning to work towards the fraction of our educator that are not getting the support this is our critical need areas i have the listing of the core members being placed custom 86 over time we have one or two school campuses frankly everett and the acceleration they've produ

bit less than retail we want to see more that of happen many of the blocks i mean are developed so ucsfs an important neighbor our ambition for mission bay to be a vibrant part of the treatment and culture fabric of the city. >> all right. commissioner joseph. >> i like our analogy to the brooklyn center it has done some amp treatment shows there and it will be great to know you can pull some of the same types of concert this is a long time coming the city is in desperate need of an rather than with that capacity with the giants stadium it is two big with 4 thousand seat and having 18 thousand seats is fabulous i am occurring with a couple of questions your office tower are you targeting a particular industry or is it open to anyone. >> we're open to all comers. >> one thing i'll say. >> given the historical development in mission bay for pits towards bio we've been mindful of we have planned for that type of tenant i'm sure you're aware of aware the requirement for those believes is different excuse me. we have made allowances for that process so we'll be able to consultant that kind o