Withhold have thought that after the 89 quake when everyone thought the city was destroyed things were over the waterfront is the most sought after death of the nations of san franciscans and people who visit who would have thought. San francisco, san franciscans we would have thought. We know what we are capable of. We know what we can do. We than when we come together anything is possible. So lets transform San Francisco and lets make magic happen [applause] thank you. [applause] 23 and 2. Order roll call mr. Steel. Commissioner alexander. Commissioner fisher. Here. Commissioner lamb. Commissioner sanchez. Here. Vice president ward. Here. President bog us. Here. Thank you. With that we will move to our next item going to be calling for Public Comment on closed session items. Thank you. None in person. All right. With that we will recess this meeting and go to closed session. There are none virtual either. Thank you, commissioner fisher for catching that. We have 91 virtual we will re
Wont do that after the meeting is called. First item is approval of the minutes. So moved. Second. Roll call vote. [inaudible] ms. Fewer. Here. Ms. Mendoza mcdonnell. Yes. [inaudible] ms. Norton. Yes. Mr. Walton. Yes. [inaudible] mr. Haney. Yes. Seven ayes. The next item is the interim superintendent report and the first one. Thank you mr. Haney and if i commissioners would indulge me tonight i wanted to share some perspective as i take the roll of the interim superintendent for the first time officially in this Board Meeting tonight so this is an usually long comments on my part and i want to do it in two part and one is share some Broad Perspective and also some exciting reports about two events, one of which took place earlier this week last night and another one on saturday both at Mission High School as part of the africanamerican and Leadership Initiative and first i want to start by thanking audio is not clear and i want to thank superintendent carranza for his leadership and he
Objective third party accord toog city planning standard and believe it is accurate. Just trying to look at your plans. You got that setback on the third floor against the park of like 3 foot 7 where the master bedroom is. Im looking at page 3 of your plans in our package. Jes yes if that is extending ed to had walk in closet and that is adjusted and shortened to where the bedroom is, to give a sense what does that to do to the shadow . If you look at the shadow pattern and typically going cast toward the north and towards the east as the sun was sinking in the southwest. What you are talking about will reduce a nominal corner oof that shadow that may fall outside the baseline of the north side the tennis court. Im speculating, but looking at the shadow, the new shadow will take the shape the building. You with see that. What you are suggesting would cut the corner off that shadow. It would nt be an enormous impact. I dont think think there is net benefit to the public. That is a issue
This series of fast moving storms didnt just hit eastern iowa. Iowa. This is video from West Des Moines where they saw winds reaching peaks of 70 miles an hour in some areas. These are images sent to us from a viewer in fairfax. High winds there ripped off the roof of a machine shed. And heres video from coralville. Adam peters posted this to twitter as he was sitting through what he described as sideways rain, hail and high winds on the coralville strip. There was a blackout today in iowa city. But it had nothing to do with the weather. Weather. This one involved a group at the university of iowa showing their support for campus. Cbs 2 News Reporter dora miller is in the newsroom tonight with more, dora . The university of missouri has been under fire for the way theyve handled racist incidents. People at ui say theyre only one step from being in the same boat. Boat. No justice, no peace no justice, no peace peace its important that we share their message because its the same message.
Zrebl director of Population Health for Hackensack University health network. 234 that role i initiated and was assisted by the hospital in developing our aco. We were in the first group in 2012 for the mssp program. We looked at it a little bit differently. Our philosophy was we were going to use this as a clinical laboratory. We were jumping in to the valuebased reimbursement scheme and so we decided to limit to primary care physicians to mandate patientcentered medical homes for all of our primary care offices that we bore the cost of all of the training for the primary care for the patientcentered medical homes. We mandated Electronic Medical records and we purchased a relative relatively strong Population Health Electronic Health system which emrs fed data into. This was all up front monies that the hospital, surprisingly enough, was willing to invest in this organization. We started with a little over 12,000 mssp patients with a little over 50 physicians and im happy to say we sa