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our day, like barbara, would be a pentagon correspondent. we reported on things like parties and gardening and cooking. we never really made the news because women's lives were so confined that we had our section, but the stories of women weren't even news because their lives were tiny and circumscribed, so i got very bored at my job. i was reading papers all the time, so i decided i wanted to go to vietnam. i was the lowest person in that women's section covering the parties the party reporter didn't want to cover. i went in and said i want to go to vietnam and be a war reporter. they just about fell out of their chairs laughing. >> you can see it there, but this is you. >> yes. >> if you're not getting it, we're going to show you these women as they practiced their journalism in the middle of a war zone. so what year was this? >> this was '66. the editor of the morning paper approached me and asked me if i would like to be a reporter, but they didn't pay my way. i mhad to pay my own way to get there. he promised me $35 per story. at the time, i was making $80. if i wrote three

. barbara hale. >> good afternoon commissioners. barbara hale. i have a number of items to update you on. lots of activity over the last couple weeks. august 3, mayor lee and some visor breed z mar introduced a resolution reaforming approval of the updateed implementation plan. that is the plan you adopted on july 14 and staff submit today the california public utilities commission for certification so it is now before the government audit and oversight committee. we have also been spending time on the 2 measures, ballot measures scheduled to peer on san francisco november ballot. july 31, the supervisors held a special meeting of the board and at that meeting they modified the measure that supervisor breed had initiated in a manner that won over the support of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they will campaign for the supervisors measure and against the measure they had submit frd the ballot. the ballot simplification committee convenes to draft the ballot digist and we staff activety participated in that effort and we are confident there will be a clear z accurate

this issue and would like to invite bark p barbara [inaudible] up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] director of housing development. in response to your question commissioner singh, we have rented up very little or no parking including 10th and mission, 1100 and ocean and the transbay development at block 6 and while everyone would love parking, what we have found is that our families are not turning down unit because of lack of parking. we have huge demand for these precious units as evidence of block 6 had 5 thousand applicants for 70 units. what we are learning is families are making it work and doing creative things that a lot of us do that may not have cars, they work together to share a uber or cab somewhere or we do things like, we have a electronic rez dent services buildboard in the development and may talk about unit 101 is doing a cost corun, does someone want to join? we are learning as we do more developers there are creative ways to utilize the resident services plan to help families lead high quality lives without owning cars. >> i don't know how [inaudib

could get to anybody. >> i was sitting there watching tv. >> then 17 years old, barbara hoyt remembers the news reports about the murders. she was living on a ranch outside of l.a. with a group of friends. >> they all came in and watched the news. and the first story was on about the sharon tate murders. somebody said something at the time and they all laughed. i didn't see anything funny in it at all. >> they lived here on this abandoned movie set where a charismatic self-styled guru named charles manson led a group of impressionable young followers. >> they worshipped charlie like a god. >> in the days after the murders, charlie seemed dangerous and unhinged. >> he was almost in a frantic state, i would say. he was very worried. >> and so was hoyt. she knew something was very wrong. but she didn't know what. and neither did police. it would be months of false leads and missed opportunities for them to unravel the mystery of the seven savage murders. >> in the case of this nature where you have so many people who are dead, and then you try on find out, who did they know? where do you

, sandy hook, uc santa barbara last summer. these were all incidents where the attackers wanted recognition, attention and fame. in fact, a lot of people don't know the sandy hook shooter who killed those elementary school kids, he specifically participated in online debates about previous shooters and what made them famous and why and how he could get fans for mass murder. so the scary thing looking ahead is it seems like these attackers are competing with each other for attention and they either do that by killing more victims or, as we saw this week, killing them differently. shooting people on live tv, filming it himself. he was essentially innovate ago new way to get attention. >> with all the opportunities we've had in this country, 09 mass shooters in less than 50 years. have we made any progress in learning how to spot potential threats? >> i guess the good news, you can say, is that because these attacks are pre-meditated, that does give us an opportunity over the weeks and months while they're planning these attacks to see the warning signs and sometimes, frankly, they

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tv in san francisco. where he made an impression on former anchor barbara rodgers. >> in the years that i knew him in the early '90s, he was like so many other young people who come through the newsroom. happy to be in the tv station, happy to have his foot in the door on his first job, eager to do a good job. >> reporter: flanagan launched his on-air career in relative obscurity in dusty, oil-rich midland, texas, where he filed reports for kmid television. after a brief stint, he moved on to the spanish moss oak trees and antebellum homes of savannah, georgia, reporting for wtoc. >> each year, small businesses pump $1.6 billion. >> everyone was just starting out, so there was a lot of energy, a lot of ambition. >> reporter: elaine reyes was another young, fresh-faced reporter at wtoc, who never saw anything sinister lurking behind flanagan's million-dollar smile. >> we're going to go inside and check out the anchoring. >> i didn't personally have any issues with him. he was sometimes silly or goofy, as i think maybe we all can be in stressful newsrooms. he seemed like any other yo

. barbara hale. >> good afternoon commissioners. barbara hale. i have a number of items to update you on. lots of activity over the last couple weeks. august 3, mayor lee and some visor breed z mar introduced a resolution reaforming approval of the updateed implementation plan. that is the plan you adopted on july 14 and staff submit today the california public utilities commission for certification so it is now before the government audit and oversight committee. we have also been spending time on the 2 measures, ballot measures scheduled to peer on san francisco november ballot. july 31, the supervisors held a special meeting of the board and at that meeting they modified the measure that supervisor breed had initiated in a manner that won over the support of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they will campaign for the supervisors measure and against the measure they had submit frd the ballot. the ballot simplification committee convenes to draft the ballot digist and we staff activety participated in that effort and we are confident there will be a clear z accurate

. barbara miller said the park at the same problem drivers ignoring the stop signs fighting games until someone gets into an accident more often pictured driving ticket books are not far behind that qualifies as a fair warning. in the top section of san jose stanley roberts. lard >> pam: a dead whale found in the oakland estuary across jack london square yesterday has now been moved. researchers collected the basic information about that at all they still have not been able to identify the exact species. they gathered this afternoon to tell the will from the water on an undisclosed location protecting small scientists in the marine mammal center say every whale stranded is an opportunity to learn more about these creatures and prevent future deaths. de emigrant children in the center month community benefited from others and a soccer equipment drive and support soccer without borders. a soccer club held a drive rancho san ramon community park children donated their gently used stockard year to benefit less fortunate use and one kid said about the drive. >> pam: sucker " says $1,000 wort

of it, and that's all you can hope for. >> reporter: parker's parents, barbara and andy, say they will now advocate for stronger gun laws. >> i'm going to do whatever it takes and i'm going to be relentless about it. i'm not going to stop until we get change. >> reporter: vicki gardiner survived the shooting and today was upgraded to good condition. tim, her husband of 40 years, thought he had lost her until she called from the ambulance. >> she told me she had been shot in the back and she didn't know why she was still alive. epe guy fired several times. >> reporter: staff here at the station are wearing these ribbons to honor adam and alison. maurice, several vigils are happening around town tonight. >> dubois: kris, thank you. some public health officials say gun violence, just like car accidents and smoking-related illnesses can be prevented or at least reduced. we'll have both sides of that issue later on in the broadcast. vice president joe biden said he will decide by the end of the summer whether he will run for the democratic presidential nomination. but he has one major

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settle this. barbara walters did it. barbara walters named me the whatever it is of the year., on up here. you have to do a and -- an inspection. this is crazy. we don't want to mess it up too much. i do use hairspray. is it mine? >> it is. >> say it, please. >> yes, i believe it is. >> have i ever met you before? >> no. >> that is an interesting technique. he went on to say he loves mexicans and he believes that he will win the latino vote because he intends to bring jobs back from overseas to the united states. >>> let's go from trumps -- trot to baseball. >> a lot of fans happy. the brian stole foundation is a nonprofit that will focus on speaking engagements at schools and groups. it is all about discussing bullying. >>> he is a longtime giants fan that was attacked during a game four years ago. he has been involved in intense physical therapy every sense. >> he spoke to students and may and told them the man who beat him were adult bullies. he encouraged them to stand up to bullying. >>> the fastest man in the world, today he won again, but it is what happened when he crossed th

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state. >> he also worked at tv station kpix several years ago. boko haram rompers -- barbara rogers received a statement, "like so many other interns in new employees he just wanted to be on tv and do a good job. my condolences to all of the family affected by this tragedy. " >> friends are trying to make sure there legacies live on -- their legacies live on. james madison commune of her city -- university has a scholarship being set up as well as the alma mater of ward. >>> this normally happens overseas under repression -- oppressive regimes in sudan and places like that. one of the last journalists killed in u.s. was oaklands chauncey bailey who was editor of the oakland post. he was shot to death in october 2007 on his way to work at 14th and jackson. two men associated with a shop called, "your black muslim bakery" were accused of shooting him. criminal activity was suspected. >>> condolences have been sent to the two journalists who were slain yesterday, from the white house. they urged congress to tighten gun control laws. the shooting is another example of gun violence that

heartbroken. >> flanagan worked in the bay area as well, at kpix and barbara rogers said in part: . >> we'll continue to follow the story. alley rasmus will have more at 4:30. subject clara police are looking for the -- santa clara police are looking for the driver that crashed and burst into fire. the woman who drove into a gas meter. one shopper saw the car speeding away before she realized what happened. >> a loud womb, i had no idea at that point what happened. i didn't realize the car hit the gas line. >> the laund radio mat was the first -- laundromat was the first to explode. it took hours to cap the gas line. fire crews remained athe scene to make sure nothing sparked back up. >> there's good news. china main stock index surged more than 5%, that's the biggest gain in six weeks. we're keeping an eye in europe. european investors encouraged by the rebound on wall street. the nasdaq rose 191, the s&p closed 73 points. >> it brought a sense of relief to investers, analyst are warning there could be more volitility, china's economy is on shaky out of bounds and the interest r

doubt. >> for more, let's bring in barbara rhine hart, chief investment at credit suisse now? for barbara, since this is her business, this is her job, maybe we do ask her. you want to ask her? >> i do. is it a bottom? >> have we made the bottom? >> that's from yesterday. >> you made fun of me asking. >> that's the mocking of him. >> i think you're just mocking everybody. now you're asking the question. >> but -- is it a bottom? >> great question and one that everyone wants an answer to. we look for bottom and violent selloffs is a capitulation in investor sentiment and we have not seen that. looking at the risk appetite index, american association for individual investors, they're all getting down towards oversold levels but they haven't pierced through them and when you have violent moves like this, you generally need to see a capitulation. >> as an investor listening to what you're saying and you have cash on the sidelines, are you supposed to wait for this violent moment that you're talking about or do you go in now? >> no. we are actually staying neutral. we have been holding

remember vester from his time at kpix5, barbara rogers. she says she didn't know him very well, but remember l him as a young eager kid who wanted to be on avenue and do a good job. he is now on tv but in the worst possible way. >>> fire tears through a south bay trip mall. tonight, there is little left but rubble t. flames fed for hours by a busted gas main. kpix5's andria borba says a hit and run driver might be to blame. >> it was like dominoes the whole place went up. >> reporter: it was ten until 4:00 when a woman drove through a fence and tapped this gas meter with her car in santa clara. >> we are not sure whether it immediately started the fire or it found an ignition and then caught on fire. >> reporter: flames zipped through the attickingly was told to get out of the building. >> reporter: leaving firefighters to dump thousands of gallons of water to put it out. even when the fire was extinguished, it shot flames into the sky as pg&e crews worked feverishly in the parking lot. >> they are trying to find the right line. obviously, we can't shut it off at the meter. >> repor

former anchor woman, barbara rogers issued this statement. like so many other new employees, he just wanted to be on tv and do a good job. now he is on tv, but in the worst possible way. my condolences to all of the families who were affected by this tragedy. >> every year journalists are killed doing their jobs. it mostly happens overseas. rarely are journalists killed in america. one of the last journalists to be killed on u.s. soil was oakland reporter chauncey bailey, he was editor in chief of the oakland post. he was shot to death in 2007 on his way to work at 14th and jackson in downtown oakland. two men associated with a shop called your black muslim bakery were convicted of killing bailey apparently because of a story he was writing on the bakery's finances and criminal activity. >>> changes to car seat rules in california. the new requirement now awaiting the governor's signature. and what it will mean for families. >> tracking the forecast for your bay area thursday, increasing clouds. increasing humidity, and warm to hot temperatures. it's going to be sticky tomorrow. i'll

say they are confident he was killed. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr broke the news. she's got the latest. >> cnn has learned that british-born junaid hussain was targeted and likely killed in usa drone strike in syria earlier this week with. hussain, had vowed to attack the u.s. u.s. officials tell cnn there's "a high level of confidence hussain died standing in the declared capital of isis in syria which the group has always thought to be secure. >> a huge thing for the united states. he was the prop gan dust for isis incessantly calling for attacks in the west. >> reporter: hussain is accused of being involved in the hacking of the u.s. central command website and posting information and addresses of u.s. military personnel. he was linked to the attack in garland, texas, in may at a contest where participants were asked to draw the prophet muhammad. investigators believe hussain was messaging one of the gunman to radicalize him to launch an attack, making it potentially the first isis-directed attack in the u.s. hussain was a social media star. >> he used that talent for

father andy released a statement. i want reads barbara, drew and i are numb. i find my grief unbearable. she excelled and everything she did and was loved by everyone she touched. her father goes on to say. she loved us deerly and we talked to her every single day. not hearing her voice again crushes my soul. our family can only take solace in the fact although her life was brief she was so happy with it. she lived to it the fullest and her spirit will always be with us. our thoughts are with them tonight. 360's randi kaye has a look what made her and adam ward so special to so many people. >> when i was younger i wanted to either become a doctor or become a pharmacist, but as a journalist i get to cover those types of fields. >> reporter: this is how viewers got to know alison parker. a video produced by the station showing her smiling, full of life. >> i absolutely love mexican food. very, very spicy food. . >> reporter: the 24-year-old virginia native signed on with television station wdbj last year as a morning reporter. alison covered everything from zoo animals to weather. even ap

an intern and production assistant here at kpix 5. barbara rodgers said she didn't know him well but remembered him as a young eager kid out of journalism school who wanted to be on tv and to do a good job. she added, he is now on television, but in the worst possible way. >>> a collective sigh of relief on wall street today. the closing bell well worth the applause and the dow broke its six-day slide. it was up 619 points. that's the third best close ever. the nasdaq rose more than 191. s&p was up nearly 73. >>> silicon valley has been criticized for its lack of women in tech and now a south bay college is working to change that. kpix 5's kiet do was at its graduation comprised of more than 50% women. >> welcome to our 7th annual gsp closing ceremonies. >> whoo! >> reporter: it is graduation night for the graduate student program at singularity university where they are showcasing their big ideas to change the world. >> boosting urban farming. >> reporter: look closely at the teams. what you see is no accident. >> we have more than 50% women in this class. >> whoo! [ applause an

. >> reporter: in the mid '90s, flanagan was a production assistant at kpix. former anchor barbara rogers said he was a young, eager kid out of journalism school. i feel so sad for the journalists killed and the young man who apparently needed mental health counseling that he did not get. another co-worker described him as affable, always smiling, always respectful. he wanted to be a reporter or a cop. later, melissa carlson worked with him in north carolina. >> this is a shock to me. i remember vester as being a happy guy. we were friends. he anchored the weekend newscast. i never would have suspected this. >> reporter: but his on-air tv career at a variety of stations from north carolina to florida to virginia appears to have been repeatedly marked by firings for everything from outbursts to repeated mistakes on air. coming up at 6:00, how professors here advised students about dealing with co-workers and stress on the job, and how this case is being discussed as a mental health issue. reporting live at san francisco atate university, i'm chuck reppola, nbc bay area news. >> than

kpix 5. i spoke this morning with former kpix 5 anchor barbara rodgers. she said she didn't know him well but remembered him as a young eager kid out of journalism school who wanted to be on tv and to do a good job. she added, he is now on tv but in the worst possible way. we have crews around the east and north bay today. it appears flanagan had ties to oakland and vallejo. tune in for more at 5:00 and 6:00. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> thank you. we'll continue to follow this developing story. for more information, head to our website, cbssf.com. >>> it took rescue crews to save a woman from a cliff after she fell partially because of her dogs. the woman and a man fell more than 100 feet just after 1:00 in the morning while walking their two pit bulls in daly city. the man climbed back up but the woman was stranded about 150 feet from the bottom of the cliff. crews could not reach her for a while because they say the pit bulls were aggressive. the u.s. coast guard and north county fire crews called in animal control to get the dogs. >>> the stock market was o

meal. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touring rosidio beach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters are batt

threat to our public safety. >> reporter: senator jackson of santa barbara and ventura county says drones also bring serious privacy concerns. if her bill gets to the governor's desk, it would establish a no drone fly zone of 350 feet above private property. >> you are not allowed to jump over your fence into your neighbor's yard without their permission. the same thing should apply to a drone. >> reporter: she says peeping toms could use them in the wrong way. >> it was surprising to the community though. >> reporter: a drone pilot and et indicatedder with joan democrats says most people says most people -- a drone pilot and educator says most people fly them responsibly. the initial backlash changed. he says as they become more popular states should be working on education and reasonable regulations. >> we have to have some commonsense regulation because these are not acceptable to everybody. >> that was ian schwartz reporting. several other states have successfully passed bills to limit drone use. >>> just when we thought it was back on track, the stock market changed in an instant. to

xfinity. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touring rosidio beach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters ar

good friend and your special pal barbara corcoran stops by. >> i like barbara, she just hate misguts. >> you guys will go to battle again. may the best woman women. >> yes. all right. >> we have a question for you. how old is your mattress? think about the last time you replaced your mattress. >> and if it horrifies you that you can't remember, it's time to change it. >> there's a new poll in the uk that discovered tens of thousands of people are sleeping on mattresses that are more than 40 years old. 4-0. i wonder why. >> money. mattresses are not cheap. and you get cozy, you know? you know what you know. it's like remember the time we had my pillow and i didn't want to get rid of. >> it because it had mites in it. >> and the fecal pellets of mites at that. no, mine didn't, it was good. it has a special thing over it but i loved it, i missed it. thanks a lot, joanne. >> experts say you should change your mattress every seven to eight years. >> not just for the cleanliness aspect, the support. it breaks down. you also might want to because experts say -- >> you won't believe this sta

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property brothers and barbara corcoran gearing up for a curb appeal show. >> and barbara is crazy. >> she's crazy about you. >> in all the best ways. >> and a million dollar listing, jeff altman. >> he's fun to watch. >> all of that after your local news and weather. have a great day. i'...=bbrd=a sh oreef dayor ts n >>> good morning, 9:56 on your tuesday. i'm sam brock. so far, a sigh of relief today for investors as we take a quick peek right now at the dow jones industrial average. it's been a nice bounceback day on wall street. as you see, so far, the dow has gained a bit over 2 percentage points, up 343 points. a far cry from what it looked like at this time yesterday when it dipped more than 1,000 points from the first few months, first few moments, i should say of trading. comes on the heels of a huge slide. started last week and ended yesterday with the dow's biggest drop in four years. we're going to continue to follow that throughout the morning. now a quick check of your weather with kari hall. >> good morning. i'm kari hall. it'll be a warm day and starting to feel a l

. >> senator boxer will call for the need to protect the karl coast using santa barbara as the background. in may a corroded oil pipeline owned by a texas company burst near a beach and 100,000 gallons of oil spilled with 21,000 flowing into the pacific creating tarballs and an oil sheen. boxer who chairs the senate's environmental committee has been harshly credit calf clean up by the texas company. >> on the peninsula, the office of emergency services is alerting hikers and joggers to look out for a mountain lion this morning. a cat was spotted near west ridge drive at 8:00 last night and officials say mountain lions are most active at night. avoid outdoor activities at dawn and dust. if you see one, pick up small children, make noise, try to look bigger and throw things at to scare it. >> c.h.p. wants to get the word out, they are hiring, looking to recruit 600 cadets around california. the c.h.p. recently changed the hiring process. it used to test three times a year. now they test continuously in open enrollment. a captain working with this class of recruits in sacramento

to protect the california coast using santa barbara as the background. in may an oil pipeline owned by a texas company burst near the state beach with 100,000 gallons oil spilling with 21,000 flowing into the pacific creating tarballs and oil sheen. boxer has been critical of the clean up response by the texas company. >> if you details emerge of the theft of a gun and badge from a berkeley police officer's unmarked s.u.v. on friday morning. the item belonged to the chief and authorities say someone broke into her car as she ran along the bayshore line in richmond along with the badge and gun they took a lab top, ipad, self, and diamond ring. the department spokesman said the chief is upset and the burglary shows break-ins can happen to anyone at any time. ait is a year since the napa earthquake. among the damage from the earthquake was the iconic wineries with the best vintages ending up on the floor. the wineries are doing better. >> most of the marks on the floor are from the barrels. >> the sin yard co-founder lost $40,000 in vintage wine last year in the earthquake. most of the

barbara bush and turned them against her son. >> would you like to see him run? >> no, i really don't. i think it's a great country. there are a lot of great families, there are other people out there that are very qualified, and we've had enough bushes. >> trumped instagram video didn't show another part of that interview where she says jeb is the best qualified man for the presidency. >> the n.r.a. is gearing up for a big battle over gun control, going after a city law to attack guns and ammunition in seattle. good morning, john. >> good morning, the n.r.a. says the law as well as a companion measure are unfair and more so, they don't do what they're designed to do. supporters say that the attaches are needed to research and raise funds on how to cut down on the gun violence. >> the national rifle association and other gun rights groups sued seattle monday in state court over the decision earlier this month to tax fire arms and ammunition sales. the tax amounts to $25 for each firearm sold in the city, plus 5 cents for every round of only anything else. it's designed to fund p

now for new. >> great welcome. >> hi, i'm michael i'm going into any 4 year in santa barbara and i'm working on the renewals thanks. >> hi, i'm joanne i graduated from uc santa barbara i'm joann and graduated fromic santa barbara in environmental studies working on this program. >> hello, i'm dean he will with the berkley street light majoring in environmental design and sf environment a sophomore. >> hi, i'm graduating in 2013 working on the do so policy illicit's i'm taking all the calls and calls for visitors so gathering their data thank you. >> thank you. >> hi, i'm herman yee i really enjoyed any sdrirm with the program i'm currently looking at options for the next prong of bio diversity program and interested in the green cleaning so i'm just keeping in touch with that's why i'm here thanks. >> hello, i'm notre dame natalie the last year at pomona ma college and work with the production. >> i'm working with the waste team and with the waste management team. >> hi, i'm currently a junior in high school at balboa park high school and work with the sunshine outreach thank you. >>

from planning and dbi and barbara and her team and chief hayes white from the fire department. it's a team effort. we know the work isn't done and looking forward to present this to the committee today and next steps and questions and with they will bring up jane. >> thank you very much. >> good morning supervisors. thank you so much for having us present to you today. i am going to talk to you about where we were at the state of small businesses. the approach we took to building the san francisco small business portal and share the outcomes from the last eight months and where we're going next and feels like yesterday i was here in front of the budget and finance sub-committee to ask for the funding for the business portal and here we are eight months later so if we could go to the slide please. i like to call this the worse slide ever. the reason is this a representation of what the small businesses have to go through. not only do they have to visit geographically dispersed departments and dig through websites and oftentimes if they find the information they're looking for and it'

predecessor building in it to get it done working with the director of the public health and barbara working with the health commission yes keeping a good dialog with city government that we're all partners in this we created one of the first medi-cal managed care plans and built sf and none is left out in the partners and help to reform everybody has assess we'll find more ways to make that footage now mayor u make sure that people use it before they come to the emergency care and educate ourselves that's why i have to be a better example of health myself i want to say that you'll have you are here not only to celebrate the milestones but to really re1rib9 what we're trying to do in making sure that access and people take advantage of the system it doesn't work if people don't take advantage and not thinking how to be healthy in 20 years or my kids more healthy and do all the things whether preventing obesities such things i'm very willing to do spend money on experiment with make some mistakes along the way in an effort to get to the right answer and making sure that we have partne