Yearold andy lopez was killed. Preparing for Drought Conditions this summer. How that could affect a household staple and what Governor Brown may do this week. Mornings on 2 starts now. Good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. It may be january but this is an unusual sight. The bay area is experiencing high winds and dry conditions. That means the risk of fire is very high. Well have more on the red flag warning in parts of the bay area coming up in just a minute. Good morning, once again. Im tori campbell. Good morning. Im dave clark. Lets talk about your weather and traffic. Steve is right over there. Indeed. Thank you, tori and dave. Sunny and warm and then warmer record highs possible today. Dry pattern. It will be cooler as we go into the weekend. But everything is sunnyside up and warm to very warm. Although the lows are really cold and mild. Sunshine, everybody. San franciscos forecast, they will be 1 shy of 68. The record is 69, 2009. It will be close, but it will be sunny for e
Common is this you know really wanting to be at home. And in our world we call that living in the least restrictive environment but what it boils down to as most of us want to cage in our homes and have that, what you know, the flexibility and the control of our environment and that is where we have it most. And so what we have that as an understanding of the population that lives here and really that is the truth for people whether they are in south dakota or knee or wherever they are and we hold that in common, San Francisco has really been unique in the sense that it is formed much of its Public Policy around what its citizens want in this area, and so what we have seen over, i think that probably over the last 20 years is any number of initiatives where, the council and others, have come together to say, how do we move what people want forward. And so, we have things like the Community Living fund and we have the deversion and the Community Integration program. And we have a number
Programs that really serve our really diverse community, yes. If you looked in at the next slide it just gives you an idea of what were the kinds of programs that we believe. And that the council and this Design Committee and the work groups believe are crucial Long Term Care services and supports and it is a variety of things and it is pretty ininclusive and i would say. And then we go on to the next recommendations, you will see number nine talks about alzheimers and demen dementia and the resources that they will need regarding that Quality Assurance and going back to the Community Living fund and the deversion integration and both of those have Quality Assurance components to them and we want to be sure that the consumers are well served in the world of managed care and we want to have number eleven talk about new opportunities for providers to develop, integrated Business Models and you are going to be hearing more about this from sandy. That the work groups and the Design Committ
And maury, long term coordinating Council Member, and so to start it off we are going to have tracy famp arona. To kick this off, okay . Thank you, supervisor, yee for that, great introduction. Thank you, supervisors for having this hearing today. I am one of the cochairs of the long term coordinating council and i have a very long name and so no one ever gets it right. On behalf of the council i want to thank you for holding this meeting. It is an advisory body to the mayor of 40 minutes and the city departments and Community Agencies and the community and our goal really is to make recommendations about the Long Term Care, delivery system, in San Francisco. And make recommendations for improvement and that is kind of where the long term integration plan came out of. And so we are very pleased to be able to have the opportunity today to present you with the Long Term Care strategic integration plan and i thank you for that opportunity and i am going to turn it over to ann and eileen.
Of course, the issue is section 5 of the Voting Rights act passed first in 1965, reauthorized four times. Section 5 is the heart of the bill to assure the rights of people to vote. Now, actually ought to be thrown out because perhaps it targets the wrong states or its too broad. This discussion can really zeroed in on the fact that alabama, of course, was bringing the case has had a long history of discrimination. Alabama claims now has cleaned up it is act, specifically can shelby county, which is the pear in this capetitioner in this ca. It will likely be a very close decision when they finally finish this thing up. Back to you. I remember in 09, the chief justice said section 5s days were numbered. I know you scrambled out here to get it to us. Thats all the time i have. Thank you, joe johns. Thank you for watching as well. Stay tuned for around the world. Im susan malvo. And im michael holmes. Welcome to around the world. Heres what is happening right now. In italy, it hasnt happen