Dph and so she is actually at this point, senior staff at planning and so you know, i dont think that john ram expected to come. Beyond that, we do hear your concerns about involving the community and we do have it about three months away from the time, every year in the spring, there is going to be quite a bit of sort of work on evaluating and monitoring the da every year. And so, i do take absolutely the importance of having a process around that i would not worry too much that in february, that has not started, i think that the time that it started is probably in the next couple of months and we think that it makes more sense to be focused around the particular time of year every year, and not sort of out over the years and that has been our plan if you feel differently, we should discuss that and we can do it differently, but recently doing what we intended to do and what is codified in the Development Agreement. Supervisor yee . Thank you, chair campos. First of all i want to than
Is codified in the Development Agreement. Supervisor yee . Thank you, chair campos. First of all i want to thank the community to coming here today to express their concerns and so forth. So, i do understand that there will be a Compliance Report in may and we will try to be as patient as possible to listen to it at that point or read it, and the hope is that, everything that we are supposed to be doing will be done. And from just the comments that were made, from the departments and so forth, i mean, i am a little bit skeptical whether it is going to be done or not, but i want to be patient with that. The rate of others seem to be communicating the attention to the details. I am not too sure of this happening. In regards to the cliper card piece, i believe that one of the nurseses came up and talked about that. I would be very supportive that we could extend it beyond the ten years, or as the alternative would be also to supportive if for instance, if they six months have gone by, and
Which has three relatively large campuses in the east base and it is interesting, to hear what has come forward in this process this morning, and into the afternoon, because our stories are really one in the same. Just one week after an agreement was signed, with sutter which the campuses are an affiliate of the suter Health Organization out of sacramento, we experienced clear violations of the agreement including kind of a laundry list of comprehensive and very heinous in the east bay and some of which include the reduction through our reduction enforce layoffs that are currently happening throughout the three campuses in the middle of the staffing scenarios which are starting to catch the attention of the regulatory agencies in the east bay. And so, on behalf of the nurses in the east bay we wanted to come forward and bring a message of caution that any agreement that is reviewed with this particular corporation needs to be reviewed with scrutiny, and accountability as of the utmost
Went into the water. [ pause ] once again, a pittsburg man died when his car plunged into that canal. These are the images from chopper 5 crews pulling the car out of the water at east leland road. The man was reported missing yesterday. And crews eventually got the car out. A major cleanup in oakland after a huge oak tree fell smashing three cars. The recent rain may have weakened the roots. Kpix 5 reporter anne makovec says it was a close call for a man who was just walking by. Reporter this car is one of three that felt the wrath of this falling oak tree in oakland last night. Its roots ripped from the earth in this yard on el dorado avenue at about 10 p. M. Just missed me. Reporter he had just walked past it with his dog. Heard the crackling, turned around thought it was thunder, saw the transformer blow and everything came down. Reporter including a treehouse that once belonged to this 10yearold who lives in this house. I was just shocked because that tree was leaning down. It was
That whoever is planning for the waterfront isnt listening to what the people want. Reporter finally, the americas cup, which was sold as a moneymaker for the city but ended up according to the report costing the city and the port more than 11 million. The mayor sort of, uhm, allowed developers to run the show. Reporter the key recommendation in the report suggests the mayor no longer be allowed to appoint all five members of the Port Commission. Now wholly owned subsidiary of the mayors office. Reporter and instead share that responsibility with the board of supervisors with the goal being more public input. Whoever has the dollars gets the prize when it comes to the waterfront. And that is what has to stop. Reporter the mayors out of town at a conference. His Office Referred us to the Port Commission which gave us a statement saying it welcomes the input from the civil grand jury. In San Francisco, im simon perez, kpix 5. You can read the entire report on our website, kpix. Com. Deve