This is ktvu mornings on 2. Good morning. Well bump to mornings on two. Its saturday november 30th. Want to check in with rosemary for a look at how the day is shaping up. Ran into a bit of fog this morning i headed in. You werent the only one. We have a great afternoon but this morning patchy dense fog around the bay area, along the coastline a few high clouds, its a cool start a look at the temperatures as well as that fog into the afternoon temperatures a lot like yesterday. Today is a spare the air day. We will check in on the air quality for your area and in the extended forecast a big plunge in temperatures coming as well as the slight possibility possibility of a few scattered showers. You have heard of black friday, today is Small Business saturday. Its a National Campaign to encourage people to support local businesses. We are live in oakland where many mom and pop stores will be offering those special deals. Reporter a day after black friday when millions of americans packed
St. Lukes hospital in the future. I applaud you for all the work youve done and thank you. Thanks. Next speaker. Good evening. My name is karen makely and ive been a pediatrician at st. Lukes for 14 years. Im happy to return here today representing the st. Lukes medical staff and my pediatric colleagues throughout the cpmc system to endorse this new Development Agreement. Throughout the years weve experienced dramatic changes in our neighborhood. Our patient demographics and our available resources. One thing, however, has remained constant. Its the dedication of physicians, nurses and our employees to provide patients with the highest quality medical care available. This has endured since the hospital first opened its doors 100 years ago, more than 100 years ago. Just as so many of our patients are living day to day and check to check, working for a better tomorrow for their families, we have grown accustomed to an uncertain future. This agreement is a commitment to all. To the young
Clinic and a part of that is our community of Economic Development clinic which has been providing Legal Assistance to the san franciscans for health care housing, jobs, and justice. Following up what comments have been made during the board discussion and also by my colleagues from the coalition, i want to emphasize that there is a great need for continuing input from in the monitoring and implementation of this agreement from Community Groups and that wisely our Development Agreement ordinance foresees this, envisions this. It specifically has provisions that provide for what are called collateral agreements and it anticipates that people who assigned those agreements will come from Community Coalitions. Those agreements can be signed with the city itself, a particular city office. They can be signed with cpmc. They can be signed with them jointly. I urge you in the fashioning of the Development Agreement to envision a very specific role on select issues for the coalition in terms of