. >> i am of home care worker from united home, uaw -- uhw, and we are facing deep cuts in our benefits, which right now are not very much. it is a huge percentage of our benefits. given the potential state that's coming down, which will be 12% in july. that could be 20%. there is not a lot of money for our home care workers to pay the additional health and dental costs, plus many of our members are falling under the minimum amount. i have great concern about that. health care is one of the most efficient uses of our dollars, because every time we use its, we have five times the cost going as people go from home into institutions and people are first to use general hospital, so, of all the savings we are seeing going on, just on my own, i would like to say i am in league perhaps with the president in considering there are revenues. perhaps there is more of a political vacuum where we can only consider cuts that some areas of our economy are prospering, that there should be revenues available in those areas that we need to perhaps spend together as a city, to join up with other cities an

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home depot told us the no. 1 seller of barbecues in the united states -- home depot -- amazon.com this is a huge competitive disadvantage for california businesses large and small. this is one place where wal- mart, target, and petco are on the same side with the small businesses. this is about do you support california businesses, their employment, and all the rest, or do you support and out of state e-tailer whose business model is built on tax avoidance. commissioner clyde: thank you for your presentation. and thank you for clarifying many of the questions i have had about this legislation since it was first brought to my attention. but it has been said that the affiliate's will be heard in california, the 10,000 currently selling from amazon. would you respond to that? >> walmart, best buy, home depot, and i think macy's have all offered publicly any affiliate of amazon who may get fired if this legislation passes -- one of the ways in the sun can avoid this is -- the ways amazon can avoid this is to fire all the affiliates. walmart and best buy have all offered to take those affil

one of the key players will be the united states, home to the worl's largest number of nuclear reactors. hideshi hara spoke with an american expert. >> reporter: president obama's support for the nuclear renaissance has not changed despite public concern in the wake of the fukushima accident. joining us is of professor nathan holtman of the university of maryland. he's an energy policy expert at the brookings institute. thank you very much. >> happy to be here. >> germany is moving away from nuclear power whereas france, the host of the g-8 summit, is pro nuclear. what can we expect from u.s. president barack obama? >> president obama said nuclear power will remain a pillar of our energy industry here in the united states. it's likely that in the next coming months and years we'll have a discussion about nuclear power here in the united states but the discussion will rotate primarily arne questions of regulation and questions and not the bigger questions of whether we have it or not. >> what lessons have u.s. regulators learned from japan's accident? >> it's clear from the japanese situ

it is all too likely that people are going to lose their homes, and people are going to lose 1,500 units of rent controlled housing. >> thank you. >> manny florez. i wanted to comment on the report earlier today. it sounds to me that the city attorney's office really wants to put some teeth into this developer's agreement. what i am hearing is to protect these tenants. that is very important. that is what we want to hear because that seems to be a huge stopping block. but that's important, and i am glad to hear that. we look for your approval on this. thank you very much. supervisor mar: thank you. if there is nobody else after this gentleman, we are going to close public comments. >> my name is larry jones. i have lived at park merced for decades. i am one of those that got bought out by san francisco state university. i report that rent control continues. we have the same sort of garden apartment. an example of myself. also, i look forward to the improvement of the safety of the students that are getting out of the university and going half way across 19th, one of the most dangerous co

this is 132 units of first-time home buyer units. that again will be affordable to people approximately at 80% of median income, which is approximately the average household income in the bayview. >> we have an opportunity to really improve the neighborhood and to add more neighborhoods. >> the first phase is the development of up to 1600 homes on the shipyard. 30% will be affordable, and there will also include 20 acres of parks and recreational space and trails as well as some retail and commercial space as well. the second phase involves development of up to 10% of thousand of which 30% is slated to be affordable housing. >> i'm excited about the possibility of having a green tech campus. i'm excited about the possibility of having your and better schools and better transportation and new residents coming into the area. >> people were proud to live in public housing because they used to keep them up. but now that you want to push people out, everything has to go down. those houses out there -- they could have kept them out. they w

we would have the threat of san francisco state purchasing these units piece by piece. they have doctor home run 600 of them. we have had the bad traffic that supervisor elsbernd's study and the board has commissioned to show that will continue. what we won't have if i understand in talking to peter albert is some infrastructure improvements like we are getting out at hunter's point. as someone who was born and raised in west san francisco, i've got to ask you what is it about that that we don't want to do? why don't we want to improve these things for everybody? i really think if you don't do this, this developer is going to be motivated to piece this thing off and sell it. and we are going to be the ones sitting there with our foot stuck. that is not what west san francisco needs. we can argue and talk about this for another six months, and pretty soon time is going to kill all deals, the opportunity is going to go away. it is going to be piecemeal planned. we are not going to get any of the benefits, and we are going to sit around and point fingers at each other. we need to take this risk

homes. >> reporter: developers call it a makeover but residents say they stand to lose decades of their lives with the demolition of the units. >> these are our homes. >> reporter: residents say they are worried and angry after super visors approved a redevelopment of this complex. >> i lived here 58 years. >> reporter: she was dragged out yesterday, angry that they approved a plan that will include the demolition and replacement of 1500 rent- controlled homes. >> how can you stand for this? this is the last middle class in san francisco. >> reporter: town homes won't be demolished till residents can be moved into the new units. adding restaurants, stores and 5700 new units. 40% will be sold at market rates. >> change is always scary but it's not true anybody will be displayed. >> reporter: the develop plan does not guarantee the rent- control rights. he says he added 14 pages worth of amendments to the plan. >> so that the current residents will be able to continue to live at the rent they are paying now for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: still, they said they are skeptical it will protect their homes and they are lo

one, beginning with the fact that we are demolishing 1,500 units and destroying existing homes and community is not something we should be supporting. two, we have the problem that we know that any promise of rent control is risky. it cannot be guaranteed unless we get it amended. we asked the developers to try to do that. they said they could not do that. thirdly we have an ellis problem. there is nothing that can be done to prevent the garden apartments from being turned into condominiums. the case mentioned does not address that whatsoever. that is a very likely scenario. we are expecting fully that this land will be sold if and when these entitlements are given, and we are going to be dealing with a new landlord, who did not negotiate this, who is going to be looking for ways to make money, and it is likely we are going to see the rent control promise not carried through. we are going to see ellis convictions and developments. it is all too likely that people are going to lose their homes, and people are going to lose 1,500 units of rent controlled housing. >> thank you. >> manny florez.

foreign nationals who came here primarily to study or they came into work decided to make the united states their home and typically after thirteen years of being here they decided to start companies and in two thousand and five alone they employed four hundred fifty thousand workers they generated fifty two billion dollars of revenue and these people are creating huge amounts of jobs for americans and the problem is that because of the backlog and backlog we have a million skilled immigrants are waiting for green cards you know we're talking about the twelve million court who are unfortunate who who entered the united states illegally there are million people here who came here legally as students and it's one b. visas or other leaders legally to the front door who are now stuck in limbo can't get regards we're getting frustrated and who are going back home to other countries than you got a promotion it's a disaster for the united states but i just wonder. even if you know if the system was made easier for some of these immigrants in order to get green cards would that solve all the problems in yours

home. special families, widow and orphans of special forces unit who rarely are told how their loved ones died in battle are receiving the help they need. and nbc centennial. a view of the indie 500. >> this is the cbs deadliest year since 1950, the first year precise records were kept. in joplin the search for survivors continued and there were even a few smiles. ben is live in joplin with the latest. ben, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, russ. it's been six days since the tornado hit and it's still looking like this. if you're looking for hope, check this out today they put the roof on one of the first buildings built in joplin. >> reporter: these are the sounds of resilince, three days after the tornado darien collins decided it was time to get moving. >> time to get the girls back to work. >> reporter: his wife's beauty salon was cut down by the twister. now it's growing again. >> a lot of people are standing around staring at their rubble. at some point we have to role up our shraoeufbs, throw stuff out of the road and move on with our lives. >> reporter: some are moving on the ha

warning that future violations would cause pakistan to review the cooperation here with the united states. here at home the president is congratulated for following through to getting the terrorist with or without pakistan's help. >>> and abc will have a special 20-20. the story behind bin laden's death at 10:00 here on abc sen. >> and a san francisco intersection is shut down because of a gas leak. it was severed near the union square. this isa i live picture just above the stockton tunnel. pg&e expects to cap the leak in 15 minutes time. the streets will remain closed longer than that fory are pairs. >>> and something good happened from a fire in san francisco that left 60 people homeless. they found a terrified little chihuahua alive but hiding. it has a happy ending. >> the dog is part of the story and the people inside of the building are the other part. they are trying to find the cause. it may have been a barbecue but it caused a great deal of grief for the people who live in the building . >> ask anyone in a trauma and they will tell you that aftermath is exhausting. >> we are still in a state

trying to keep assad going i mean nobody's really pulled the plug on a side least of all the united states ok i'm home and i'm going to you in toronto i mean united states israel and saudi arabia working together or do you how do you feel how do you see that in regard to syria and iran and iran go ahead you know. well i i think that with regards to syria. the turks are also concerned because they are they have the form of islam that dominates and turkey is is not the islam and it's much more mild and there is a large population and a minority population into kids well as well as as well as a kurdish population so turkey too does not have an interest in syria falling if syria falls i think that as your previous case pointed out correctly. no one will really win even i think perhaps even the saudis would be the biggest lose. because if the salahi's in syria are much more hardcore than in. than in egypt and if if syria falls then jordan will i think definitely i think fall and saudi arabia will be more surrounded than before because right now the saudis have very poor relations with iraq with iran with b

he discussed the osama bin laden attack while addressing a unit recently home from afghanistan. >> most of all, we're making progress in our major goal, our central goal in pakistan and afghanistan. that's disrupting and dismantling and we're going to ultimately defeat al qaeda. we have cut off their head, we will ultimately defeat them. >> reporte >> now al qaeda isn't throwing in the towel. the organization declared, bin laden's blood will be a curse that will chase the americans and their agents, a curse that will pursue them inside and outside their koun dri. kosc country. fortunately with a huge cache of intelligence from bin laden's camp, they lost their stra teej you can and operational leader. this story is moving fast. let's go to abbottabad. what do we know about what they're rounding up even what, if anything, they're getting from these folks? >> anyone who had anything to do with the cam pound or anyone who sold them milk, anyone who sold them meat, anyone who came anywhere close to that front door of the compound and conversations with people on the inside, people living cl

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after all, these last tapings took place on his old home court, the united center, where the chicagoulls play. this place is on fire for oprah, some 13,000 fans packed this arena to show their love for the talk show host. the shows will air monday and tuesday before winfrey's final broadcast next wednesday. one part of tuesday's show not yet released to the media features oprah's best friend, gayle king, with maria shrink, making her first appearance, following the news her husband arnold schwarzenegger fathered a child with another woman, their nanny. >> i'm proud she was able to do that, it was a testament to oprah and everything she has taught us. >> reporter: oprah took it all in with tears and smiles and appreciation for her fans. sandra hughes, cbs news, chicago. >>> a georgia man proposed to his girlfriend this past weekend on what some on the internet are calling the greatest wedding proposal ever. matthews hired a professional to put together a high production video and got to the local movie theater show, a trailer while his girlfriend, jenny, was in the audience and being

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home. in order to win this battle, i know that we have to unite and stays strong. after 18 months of the struggle, we were allowed to stay in our homes. they wanted me to stay and dedicate myself. i realize that there are many tenants out there in san francisco who may be going through the same struggle. income is too wide. we want it so that the city can improve the quality of life of the vulnerable and low-income population. cta is the largest tenant organization in san francisco. er