go ahead. >> okay, i am stan from ucsf. when i read this proposal, i thought it was one of the smartest local laws i seen in a long time. when the f.d.a. took jurisdiction over esignificance reside -- e-cigarettes in 2016, they gave them two years for a prema premarket order, saying they're allowing the marketing of the product would be appropriate for the public health. that same rule, the f.d.a. committed to getting the review done within a year at during which time the product would be marketed. so as supervisor wilson said, they could have submitted their premarketed authorization applications three years ago and if they before able -- would be able to make. then they would be sold under this ordinance. the trump administration suspended the rule giving the company until 2022 to even apply. in fact, they have been sued over that in federal court, in maryland, and judge has ordered that the f.d.a. is ignoring the law. the fact that the f.d.a. isn't doing their job is why this ordinance is even being considered right now.

mary's we are closest to the ucsf pernassis campus. >> an i think we should in terms of information and the severity of this change actually have that from our staff and in terms of what actually happens in this case. very similar to other cases in which we have talked about out of network hospitals because now we're limited to only, you know, facilities that certain commercial programs may not, in fact, be in network. and can we then assure that these people are not hurt? if they are, then this could be added information concerning adversity of closing the unit. i am very saddened that going from 1200 because i was part of watching and being part of participating and having our patients from our different -- my own affiliated plans really use st. mary's. and before you got there, i am sure you knew that a world status program was created, which also included actually assisting the city of shanghai in part of its cardiac work. and to watch this program then as you say decline so, it used to be the top and i am glad you brought that out. i think we should note that. that st. mary's had a

my name is laurie green and i'm a researcher in ucsf's microbiology lab.m also a california native and have lived in san francisco for 15 years. for this reason, i would like to see s.f. ban meat in all of its city funded hospitals. meat today is the new asbestos, more deadly than tobacco. i would like to mention some of the other automatic benefits of such a policy. it takes 50,000 liters of drinking water to produce one kiloof beef. one billion people go hungry on this planet and 20 million will die from mal knnutrition. eliminating meat altogether could end starvation forever. and finally, my specialty, animal ag has externalized the cost of antibiotic resistance and has put the entire population of this planet at risk. factory farms are hot beds for bacterial and viral evolution, and we have them to thank for bird flu, swine flu, dust from e. coli, and the spread of antibiotic resistance. by eliminating this from our hospital, san francisco can take a stance against the meat industry. get meat out of s.f. hospitals. it's a win-win, win-win. >> supervis

i write grants for san francisco general and ucsf. i only work for nonprofits. i am grateful, also, that the legislation would allow office uses to stay for three years. however, it's my understanding that people like me would need to go through mandatory discretionary review, which i'm told would cost a minimum of $4500, and the actual service for the case management services is $14,000, which is cost prohibitive for someone like myself. even if we were allowed to stay for the three years, that's an incredible expense for a sole proprietor. i have been looking for other property in the city. the few units on the market, the same eight units are about twice as large and twice as expensive. i've lived where i work, and coworking spaces are great for startups, but i need a quiet office where i can write without distractions. i would like to ask you to consider waiving the mandatory permitting process or waving the fee for those who provide important services and maintaining a diverse economy in san francisco. thank you very much. chesk chechk tha >> chair peskin:

so, when ucsf took over the building, they were exempted from the planning code.niversity of california san francisco operated this building as a billing facility for many years. so no one was being attention to making the site comply with the planning code, because ucsf is exempt. they need to pay fees, they need to go before the planning commission. none of this ever happened. today they are trying to clean the whole thing up by building a bit of housing on their end, maneuvering some office space. i would ask you to please continue this hearing, get la cocina's agreement, really nailed down. hey, of all people, are beneficial to the neighborhood and provide jobs and resources for the community. they are good people. things like that need to be nailed down in the conditions of approval. no one should ask for things to be approved by volunteer group, or low income nonprofits. there is something that was just given to you to adopt. the developer asked for a continuance, they should have asked for a continuance today. the community is asking for a continuance. i th

my current goal is to volunteer at the local ucsf children's hospital at 826 valencia next door.want to thank my church and pastor, social worker, parents and my whole family for always believing in me, even through my darkest episodes of life. remember, when the darkest hour comes to you it's because a light bright of a new dawn is approaching. when the storm is hitting the hardest it's because the clouds are approaching. don't give up. finish the race. [applause] >> thank you so much, jesus. every person in this room is here because of you and people like you. thank you. please, join me in welcoming supervisor matt haney. [applause] well, first of all, thank you jesus for those powerful words and thank you to all the residents and all the staff who make it a tremendous place for residents. i want to give a huge thanks to tnbc and to don faulk. i've been supervisor for five months and i've been to two ribbon cuttings and they both have been tndc ribbon cuttings. not only that, both have not been in the tenderloin so i represent the tenderloin. we had one in south of market and o

. >> you can find an interview with the president of ucsf for r tips on how to cope and talk to your children. >>> here's mike with your forecast. >> let's take a look at what is going on. the peninsula, specificall specl e i will post information on social media if you have to leave soon. another breezy afternoon like we had yesterday. there will be minor changes, a degree or two, maybe three here and there, barely noticeable as we head through friday and then you will notice the summer heat building on saturday and athe way through the early parts of next week. this area of high pressure for now it's moving off to the east and taking the heat with it. in its place, areas of low pressure strengthening and taking control and deepening the area of cool weather that will be sitting on top of us the next couple of days. in the south bay, we have 80s around los gatos, and mid to upper 70s for the rest of the south bay, including santa cruz at 73. head up the peninsula, a lot of low to mid-70s. low to mid-60s, 61 to 63 along the coast. daly city cooler at 60. 63 today in downtown san fran

you're the president of ucsf benioff children's hospital and pediatrics at ucsf. thank you for coming in a day after the tragedy. it must have hit very close to home for you. >> oh, it does. you can feel the grief and the anger and the sorrow throughout the hospital. really throughout the city. why did this happen again? >> right. >> and the senseless act of harming children. i mean, it just makes no sense. >> so for the children who may be hearing about this, it's hard to escape hearing about it on the news, everyone is talking about it. how do we even begin to talk to our children? i assume it depends on how much they can understand. >> great point. i think first and foremost, we do need to acknowledge our own feelings because some of us are angry, we're sorrowful over this. first acknowledge your feelings. consider the age of the child, developmental stage. older kids want details and to talk so deeply about it. the second bit of advice our psychologists say is talk about safety. don't minimize the child's concerns, but say, you know what, mommy and daddy are h

for hiv the next phase of the trial is now being planned we talked to doctor timothy hire it from ucsf about the trial and what the next steps are in the search for a vaccine. >>interesting exciting vaccine. it isn't so the early phases of study currently it's what we call a mosaic vaccine, which means that small pieces of hiv from many many different strains of hiv are included in a single vaccine in syria that theoretically. this will be to a very broad and say hiv response. there is also representative of this week in mexico city at the international aids society meeting were exciting. but they demonstrated that it was safe it was well tolerated and developing new response. the researchers were hoping for. now this vaccine was not this trial was not designed to look at whether it actually prevented the acquisition or transmission of hiv which is what we need to wait for the next 2 to 3 years. but was really designed to see if it with a list that the required immune response after vaccination in human participants which it did a larger a study to look at the efficacy of the vaccine t

the 2-year-old victim ofun in santa rosa, the little girl has been released from intensive care at ucsf children's hospital in oakland. police arrested hector laurios who you see here. he faces dui and hit and run charges. he has had four dui convictions in the last six years. >>> it's all a matter of time when it comes to the san francisco marathon. the winners' impressive numbers coming up. >>> and it's time to play. this play sculpture that was off limits for years is back and better than ever. >>> also, a taste test. food delivery drivers come clean about a bad habit some of honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you covered. or check out our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> abc7 news is comm

. >> doctors at ucsf have turned brain signals for speech into text. >> this is a real break through for people with severe disabilities. epilepsy people have electrodes implanted and the devices recorded answers to specific questions. >> that data led to a computer model which matched the patterns of brain activity. right now it works only for those interactions but scientists believe it will lead to a system that can dee code in realtime the words a person intends to say. >> that would be amazing. and two bay area professors created a seesaw at the border there. so children in both countries can play with each other. >> ronald rail teams at cal and virginia san fratello teaches at san jose state. they're installed in a sunland park, new mexico and stretch from ciudad. they came up with the idea for what they call a teeter-totter role in 2009. >> real said the project is one of the most incredible experiences each has ever worked on. >> what a clever idea. >> "world news tonight with david muir"" is next. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thank you so much for joining us tonight.

i can send information with regard to ucsf and uc berkeley list and, they are not intending to produce a report. they are there to listen to the community, what they would like to be reflected in the report. it is more like a listening, not an interaction. that would be held at the site office at 6:30. >> there is a question by a member of the commission on the report? >> no area -- -- no. >> the next order of business is item nine jik, commissioners questions on matters area. >> on the report for the resolution, number 12-2019. i noticed on page 3 where it lists the community business organization, we are missing the excess sentence. it is in this report here, it is the resolution from item, let's see, right at the beginning, item b. the resolution, 12-2019. when you go, let's see, the attachment, and it talks about the hiring goals, number two,, then it talks about agency, compliance on the next page. then it lists we are missing the success. there definitely a part of that workforce and agreed upon by mr. >> mr. lee will follow up on that matter. any other questions or matters? comm

at ucsf. >> the physical limits of people who try to stop the flames and we're learning about the mentalge of firefighters dying by suicide. they are increasing the mental health servics to firefighters. officials cannot halle how many firefighters have killed themselves, but there appears t be a jump in suicides. >> look at this terrifying moment after a group of rafters were thrown into the water after going over a water fall. it happened yesterday afternoon in ohio, pennsylvania. 10 people were rescued and all are doing just fine. >> the red cross urgently needs your help to donate blood because of a dip in supplies at blood banks. you can help when they host a series of blood drives in northern california. the chronicle reports the red cross saw donations plunge over the fourth of july holiday when many went on vacation. some are down to a two-day supply of blood type o. >> amazon's famous prime day is less than an hour away. we look at the best deals and how other retailers are trying to compete. >> here in the weather center, a gorgeous evening unfolding. we do have one more day of

we want healthy parks, not to follow the unfortunate example of ucsf reserve on mount sutro where a significant portion of standing trees were found to be dead or unhealthy. neighbors from diamond heights, glen park, and mt. davidson have communicated our fears of wildfire to rec and park. i urge you to promote cal fire and u.c. guidelines. perhaps you've seen combustible trees within the defensible space of homes and overhanging utility lines along the bosworth entrance to glen canyon. planting local native plants. plants in the rec and park golden gate park nursery are overwhelmingly not native to san francisco. removing dead, dieing and unhealthy trees from our parks would provide opportunities to plant local native plants in support of the city's biodiversity resolution. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> hello and thank you for that great list of achievements that rec and park is achieving. i'm here to talk about another issue i know you'll knock out of the park. i want you to try to set a measurable goal of restoring biodiversity in city parks. a recent study in t

we want healthy parks, not to follow the unfortunate example of ucsf reserve on mount sutro where a significantortion of standing trees were found to be dead or unhealthy. neighbors from diamond heights, glen park, and mt. davidson have communicated our fears of wildfire to rec and park. i urge you to promote cal fire

i know there is an independent review being done by uc berkeley and ucsf. on saint there has very little transparency in that process. very little community involvement. it looks like a foregoing conclusion that it does a relentless cover-up. i still, with my family, feel and safe. we do not really give complete answers to our questions. there was supposed to be 10,000 resident here, at the end of ten years, we are around 400 now, this will provide more housing which is right. i'm totally in waiver of more housing, affordable housing and everything going on. what i saying is that people moving in now are not moving in to the vision we were given and that we were sold and that we bought into. i believe more work needs to be done to ensure there is trance nancy and credibility to the report that is being done. i appreciate london breed and supervisor walton commissioning an independent buddy. i think it is not a legitimate buddy. that is my opinion. i recommend with doctor shirazi i was send you information about him. i think you've probably heard his name. i

we want healthy parks, not to follow the unfortunate example of ucsf reserve on mount sutro where a significantortion of standing trees were found to be dead or unhealthy. neighbors from diamond heights,

there was to opposition to at&t down the street and no opposition to ucsf down street. homeless, we don't drive cars, so we're not going to be an impact. and earlier someone said, i heard a joke, steelhead fish? really? homeless are being blamed for the fish in the oh ocean?that's a new one. we talked about alcohol and drugs, where there's 26 alcohol licenses within walking distance of this center. i don't think that's an issue. i'm a citizen board member at the local homes coordination and we oversee the department of hsh. we unanimously supported this issue for the center and the last thing i want to say hear, , people were talking about citizens and homelessness, those are the same thing. once you are on our streets for 24 hours, you are a citizen of sanfrancisco. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening, board of supervisors. i'm john ortanny, the director of interim housing shelters at the centers of san francisco. the community services partnered with the city to open up the first navigation center located at 1950 mission street in march of 2015. ecs ma

mickey mouse and i helped make very special day for young patients at ucsf in oakland. we surprised the kids and families with toys and favorite disney movies, disney the parent company of abc 7 donated toys, books, movies and games and do so every year. more than 450 children's hospitals around the country -- >> to have disney come in and give us beautiful toys that speak to their interest and passions and then to have mickey in person and have these kids return to their genuine selves that are fun loving and expressive and wanting to connect and means the world to us. >> children's hospital of oakland has its own tv show can today i was part of that show and did a live version for the kids that includes, well, includes what do you call it? trivia questions and name that tune and jokes provided by the kids. in fact, some of the kids at the hospital were able to come into the studio and watch the show being done there. and others who were not able to leave their rooms were able to watch us on closed circuit on their tvs in their rooms. really a lot of fun. >> they deser

our health check, a new battle n city, a specialist with ucsf says the implant is one of 2 major announcementsring the conference.>> a novel vaccine to prevent the transmission of hiv infection, and also a novel drug or antiviral therapeutic drug to treat hiv but also prevent the position -- acquisition of hiv. >> newly infected patients, 30,000 cases were in the united states.>>> more and more parents who opposed vaccines for measles are choosing to homeschool their children, the number of kindergarten students who are homeschooled and did not get there measles shot has quadrupled in the past three years to more than 6700 students. researchers don't know if they are still that's wanting to homeschool because of avoiding vaccines or possibly other reasons. the cdc says that the mmr vaccine is safe and 97% effective. >>> what were you doing when you were 21 years old? >> still in college. >> lexi alford says she's the youngest person to travel to every sovereign country in the world. >> speaking to her about her incredible journey. >> reporter: adventure travel has been family-run for more than

have -- the community saved recreation and parks $5 million because we made the business case for ucsfgive $5 million for three parks. from a policy perspective, what i would like to have is recreation and park to recognize that the policy that works for 12 acres for a hilltop park in pacific heights is not applicable to un- -- to and under 2-acre park in dogpatch, which if you are not familiar with it, it is in pollution alley. the pollution is so bad the city has a program. where if you have an older car, they will give you $9,000 to buy a clean car and get your polluting car off the road. so i would just like support from the commission for recreation and park to recognize the realities that all policies do not fit on the situation. thank you. >> thank you. >> tom? >> i need you to speak into the microphone. >> you got it. you can just leave it open the whole time i am talking. >> okay. , we will take care of that. >> thank you. commissioners, i would like to speak about some improper trail changes that are -- planned for mclaren park. at the november 2017 commission hearing, you ap

construction, a couple of construction updates, one, with regard to the 16th street platform at the ucsf chase center, we are in the final stages of construction of the platform, and we will be doing our final closure in support of that work. just to remind you, right now we have two different split platforms. this is crating a single platform to serve both inbound and outbound trains right in front of the new arena site. it will enable 42 car trains to load simultaneously at large events, so that we will be able to sufficiently move people out and connect them to the rest of the munimobile system as well as other regional connections -- connectors, and eventually the trains will go into the central subway. in order to complete the construction on the platforms, it will take testing, and we will do the final track concrete and paving work. we will have the best substitution on the tee third starting on july 27th. i believe that is a saturday, and it will last approximately ten days. so one workweek, and we will have the line of services suspended during this time to facilitate the work,

students, residents, and interns moving to san francisco to work at san francisco general hospital ucsfs property is located across the street from kaiser. i am a member of kaiser. i am aware that they are also a teaching facility. in my communication of working with doctors, many of them move from other counties and states and they love san francisco, the diversity -- the population. >> sorry. >> thank you for listening. >> thank you. anyone else with wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner richards? >> one question. did they talk about what will happen to the tenant? >> yes, we moved out of the property because we were expecting some construction, so then the construction didn't come. we went up to a couple which was short-term. they are going to move to los angeles in september. they would like a short lease. that's why we gave it to them. that is the reason why we gave them the april to september lease. that is all. >> thank you. >> commissioner phone? >> laura, this is a four story building. the top floor on this building is not set back be

she's since been in recovery at ucsf children's hospital oakland. that's where we find kron four's dan foreign live tonight. dan you talk with the father today what did he have to say. >>while the family is saying that she's doing much better than they expected mom and dad have been by her bedside here at children's hospital since the andle. but they're lucky. >>we're 10 is opening her eyes and making strides after an alleged drunk driver struck her with his car and took off the little girl who just turned 2 years old has a fractured skull and bruising to her lungs and kidneys. >>when i was in a panic. a i ran and rushed to the hospital as fast as they could was emotionally a very distraught. i couldn't really keep myself together. >>it appears father shane has joined her mother by her bedside since the accident happened thursday afternoon. shane says fear was leaving a social security office with their great grandmother when she ran and the range avenue in santa rosa shames initial shock and fear wore off once doctors told him severe did not have a

>>she's since been in recovery ucsf children's hospital oakland. that's where we find kron four's dan thorn live tonight. can you talk with the girl's father i can't imagine what he's going through right now. >>family is saying that she's doing much better than they thought her mom and dad a van by her bedside since the accident here at children's hospital and the father tells me it's been a little difficult to handle, but they're lucky. >>if you're howard 10 is opening her eyes and making strides after an alleged drunk driver struck her with his car and took off the little girl who just turned 2 years old has a fractured skull and bruising to her lungs and kidneys when i was in a panic. >>to the hospital as best they could was emotionally very distraught i couldn't really keep ed her mother by her bedside since the accident happened rsday afternoon. shane social security office with their great grandmother when she ran and a range avenue in santa rosa shames initial shock and fear wore off once doctors told him severe did not have any internal ble

the company is paying several universities right now including ucsf to do the research. a new study shows electrodes in the brain can help. researchers noticed a pattern in brain activity when people answered questions. >> you do not want inking. >>> two kids is the max for prince harry and duchess meghan. in the september issue of british "vogue," harry interviewed dr. jane good all. he said archie's birth changed his perspective. he said it's important to preserve nature for his future children. he said, quote, two maximum. i always have thought this place is borrowed. we should be able to leave something better for the next generation. >>> "the lion king" is the fourth disney movie to cross the billion dollar mark. avengers end game, captain marvel and toy story. disney is the parent compa parec abc 7. can we have this song play underneath every story. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including amazon's push to make hard-to-open boxes a thing of the past. >> reporter: fairfield police did their best to try and save two newborn twins found on the g