Will be even better. Thank you sir. We are blessed to have the supervisor for district 10 so lets welcome supervisor cohen. Hello family. Hello. What a beautiful day. My god we couldnt have prayed for Something Better than this. Thank you for everyone for coming out. Thank you. Because you know what National Night out is about . Its very simple. Its one night when cities all around the country come together to say were taking back our parks, taking back our streets, taking back our cities, taking it back from the Violent Crime element and reclaiming it as a safe haven for the community. There are people here that deserve some recognition. I want to recognize the Community Partners and specifically list up ms. Ruth jackson sitting here in the green. This woman deserves serious recognition and love. I want to recognize the fact that we have a true community. You look around here weve got sano ans, Asian Pacific islander community, the chinese community, africanamericans, caucasians. We h
Good afternoon. Thank you for being here. I just wanted to acknowledge how momentous occasion this is. I want to thank all the members of the board of supervisors for being here, to join me in this announcement along with California Pacific Medical Center officials and, of course, our extraordinary volunteer mr. Girardo. Im happy today to sign this legislation to approve the California Pacific Medical Centers hospital rebuild project and Development Agreement that the city, through its board of supervisors, just passed this last tuesday. This historic agreement ensures that two brandnew seismically safe hospitals for our city are going to be built, while guaranteeing Important Health care and other benefits that san franciscans will enjoy for years to come. I want to thank everybody in this room, in particular all those that are standing behind me for getting us to this day that we can sign this agreement. And, yes, its been long, its been arduous, but i believe that we all agree it wa
When he first volunteered after we asked him, i also know that he worked through a lot of frustration to get this agreement happen. And it wasnt just the meetings that he had between cpmc officials, sutter officials, and the board of supervisors. He took those extraordinary steps and all of us usually ask of each other. He worked with labor. He worked with associations of nurses and others to apprise them and keep them updated about what was going on. He worked with Community Leaders to make sure they knew about the things they negotiated, whether it was through their supervisors, through the Mayors Office or through their direct contact with cpmc and sutter, that they were also their needs were being honored. He worked with housing advocates in the community to make sure their needs were heard and that this additional effort wasnt going to necessarily sacrifice a lot of things they had felt were of utmost importance to them. So, i just want to make sure we give a big shout out to lou
Potentially do it. But as i was talking with the report that its much more of a policy statement to make. The rates isnt that great. I understand that, butted but we just need it spelled out so we can make a decision of how we move forward. Correct. Thats one thing they will be looking at. When you see the final report, here is all the assumptions that were made to get there, you dont have to keep that sums assumption or why you chose this instead of something larger. We can reboot the system and they willen corporate that into the report itself. For some of the comments or feedback that we got back from the initialing report do you plan to respond to that in writing so we can address some of those concerns. The coalition and puc submitted a letter and i want to make sure those are responded to. Lafco itself is not responding to it because it was comments to our consultants and they will be incorporating those comments into the report. Will they be addressing some of those comments bas
In this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. I thought that was an interesting play on how these people make these adjustments, half to create home. What is home for these people . The home is their cell. People talk a lot about noise very noisy in prisons. That is interesting to me. Looking at the levehe rise ofof in caged, wonde does redemption fit into the equation here . [singing] i think both of us really believe the Death Penalty is wrong, and is flawed for many reasons. The list is as long as my arm about several others. We feel this is important for both of us, personally, to participate in the debate of this issue in a way that we can help people frame it for a conversation. Hello, San Francisco. Holley here with another list of buzz worthy activities. The bay view neighborhood comes alive this thursday at 5 30 third on third, Community Wide arts celebration for the whole family. Sponsored by the San Francisco Arts Commission and the puc and features popup galleries