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city of 400,000 people. today, it is more than 13 million. unrecognizable. you see a few of the old british-era buildings, but it has grown so much. that isn't just a high birthrate. it is also mass migration. migrations from india at partition, migrations from other parts of pakistan. anytime there is conflict along the border of afghanistan, people are motivated to come south and look for a job that pays $5 a day. that, for them, is an opportunity, compared to what they have elsewhere, which is a story around the world. >> if you had the unfortunate job of being a city planner, could you manage this population explosion? >> when i researched, i found planners who tried repeatedly to manage exploding growth, and failed. they were overwhelmed by human nature and unintended consequences. there are a lot of planners who have had influence on cities around the world, but not necessarily the consequences they planned for. that is true in karachi. there has been a growth of unauthorized neighborhoods, people who will grab property from the government and sell it to the poor to make tiny

the target places like san francisco because this is an old city with old buildings, virtually none of which comply. we only have new construction that would be billed to 1988 compliance standards, usually. whatever kind of business you have, the building part does not enforce ada compliance. you have your architect look at the ada if you are going to make a major revision anyway. is very expensive to do that. the demand letter is a requirment for the state -- is a requirement for the state laws to be brought. for civil rights cases, you are expected to know the law and be in compliance. they do not make a demand under federal law saying they should ask you for damages. and the damages could be substantial. the damages are based on the number of barriers encountered by the person when they're going to inspect the premises. these people will come and visit your business barack, three, or four times. they will sit at the counter if you have a counter. they will sit at a table. that are well aware of what the legal requirements are of the height of the table and the length of the legs, wh

it is an old city train, how we have changed over the years. i am not sure where the area is. ♪ won't you make it turn out all right on the city's downtown subway train all your change falls like rain on the new subway downtown train won't you make it turned out right make it turned out great and finish it by that date and make it not too late and will i see it denied i will make the subway turn out right i will make it turned out great finish it by that date make it turned out the best i can hardly wait put a new subway downtown train ♪ supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. i am is representative for the operating engineers local union, and we will be representing the guys who operate the machine. just to allay the german's concerns, it will be a pressure balance concern, and the face of the tunnel will be pressurized with minimal impact on the workers and the integrity of the tunnel. delays for the project at this time are unreasonable. i have liveded are around the world in london, new york, paris, all cities

since the beginning of the reason the father with the closures of all the entry points into the old city what we have two thousand is cause areas where no pulsing in vehicle movement is allowed another area where else and his are not allowed to go through and no presence of paulson is a sellout and they have closed shops. you can't test you can't go to your. home can't go faded to another village for another city you can't go to your university. so this was a supermarket this was a photography studio the shops used to be open and they're living here i know and then four hundred settlers came to live here and they shut the whole town down. but i. didn't hear really coming back to your fruit the first recently we know that. isaac and rebecca they couldn't live here and they couldn't care for him even i mean even buried here. bringing a jewish family in the place of the jewish roots. the basis of. any of my country in the world it would be defined as fascist if not worse. off i find that also people whose aim in life is to drive out hundred sixty thousand palestinians home to consider stran

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reminder, on its last reading today, this is the legislation that will allow target to come into the old city center district. it is the site of the old toys r us, sears row buck and mervyns. supervisor chiu: without objection this ordinance is passed. ilet 24? >> item 24, ordinance amending the administrative code, decreasing film fees for smaller budget productions pertaining to the film rebate program. supervisor chiu: supervisor farrell? supervisor farrell: thank you. colleagues, this legislation is going to bolster our current film rebate program by including documentaries and reality programs to the program. in the past, reality shows used to be fairly low budget productions. now we are seeing many more of these shows with more substantial budgets to work with,, and we would like to attract them here to have them spend their production dollars here in san francisco and hire local crews. this is going to apply to documentary films as well. since introducing this legislation over a month ago, my office, the film office and the staff of the film commission has received numerous inquiries f

because of poverty inequality racism etc so i mean people riot and burn their old cities down as soon as that happened within a year there were all kinds of government programs to help people out because they got people really afraid that was going to spread all over the country we're trying to make sure that doesn't happen by having a peaceful revolution some justice and some some enforcement of the regulations we already have on the books that would be a good start getting up going to happen. i have to believe so yeah have to be high believe so how is this going to bat. well this is just like the genesis of a bigger movement it's been going on for a couple weeks and every day gets larger and larger so. i think eventually it'll bring results i think there's a large amount of discontent with what's going on in this country and i think this is it's because if people can identify me like no other people are feeling this way as well so i mean it gets into a rallying point i think and this is this is going to draw attention it's also going to draw people in whether or not you agree with t

consultants to rectify that we are really only in the digital age for a short time and a reasonably old city and trying to understand linking data and hopefully we'll find a way where community meetings and depending on the neighborhood and the supervisor district and go into the app if you are looking for your bus connection and you know within the week this particular meeting on that topic is coming up and you make a decision to put that into your own calendar and become proactive in interacting with the city and rather than only waiting to open the mabox to find you did get a notification. and i am trying to share with a chaining set of resources how to encourage participation. as we are moving as of yesterday the united states as increasingly more moving towards this as a telephone versus a land line and not advertising a particular phone, but the mobile ability of data that we are starting to share the burden that city government and being a citizen and having a government open the communiques. and linking to what commissioner borden says that technology is more and more available and u

but what you have to understand this is an old city and you, this particular subway project, you are bothering holes right through it. some of those chinese projects are greenfield projects where you just don't have to disturb the neighborhoods, you where you are not driving through the middle of utilities and things like that. so it's tough. and we also have more bureaucracy. we have more layers, and environmental and all kinds of bureaucracies that slow things down. >> susie: let's say everything goes well in washington, we get some kind of jobs legislation. how many jobs will the u.s. construction industry create with that? >> wild guess, several hundred thousand jobs can be created by investing more in our ininfrastructure and put a big dent in our current situation. you have to remember, 20% unemployment in the construction industry, a lot of those folks are collecting unemployment checks. and would rather have jobs. >> susie: thank you, mike, thank you so much, really great talking to you here in the new york subway system. >> thank you, great talking to you, thanks. >> susie:

getting more people on the street like we have today. >> san francisco is known to be a political city, and old- fashioned city political stumping is on the way. >> there's a new front runner tonight for the republican presidential nomination. in the crucial early voting state of pais, herman cain. ron paul was in dnl today speaking before a republican group. rick perry has rooptly started running tv ads in that state, but it's the former godfather's pizza ceo who has grabbed the lead. a des moines register poll says 23% of likely voters will vote for herman cain. cain has not yet visited iowa since august. >> perry will take part in at least 5 more republican debates. it has been seclated that the governor would focus on other ways to reach voters. he might become a strong debater before the campaign is all over. president obama took aim at congressional republicans in his weekly deases, urging them to pass a jobs plan that he says will boost the economy. >> the truth is with, we can no longer wait for congress to do its job. the middle class family that have been as a ruling for years are don

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