thank you. [ applause ] you know in san francisco, everything is green, but liz helps us go greener. and so they have provided an important pre-development grant to help us understand how to green this project and make them the most environmentally sustainability program. they are a huge partner with us nationally and with all the communities and the work that they do across the country. so thank you stephanie and liz. [ applause ] we have two different banking partners on this project that have combined to lend over $22 million to the construction loan on this project. citibank and silicon valley bank. merl is around. former mercy employee, also wonderful human being. merl is also hiding in the background because he is also humble. these two banks have been huge up the supporters of affordable housing over the years. [ applause ] silicon valley bank i think we want to mention also the silicon valley bank has been instrumental in helping us secure affordable housing program grant for this project from the federal home loan bank system and thank the federal home loan bank and anita ad

. >> in the long run we're going to see greener areas, more nutrition habitats. more valuable habitat for for an array of different species. >> it's quite evident this thing has gone on for thousands of years. >>> 14 year after the fires, ktvu's george watson returned to yellow stone to see how the park is recovering. nearly 800,000 acres of forest burned. the largest wildfire fire in history. at its worse, some thought it was the end of yellow stone. >> here the whole park was burning up. nobody would ever come to visit it again and it was only going to be ashes. and it was burning so hot in such large areas it would take hundreds of years for it to grow back again. i had enough experience by that time to know that was not the case. >> reporter: after the first year, most of the grassland were back. it's the trees that are a different story. forest are not on a fast track to recovery. this little guy is a perfect example. he's about 4 feet tall and yet he's 14 years old. the forest is coming back, but it's according to nature's timetable. >> obviously it's going

community and are saying good bye we had and there's no more left we squeeze the great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with benefits have been shipped overseas or dismantled by corporations boosting their own profits at working americans expense. there is this notion. that this was only a republican. villainy when in fact much of what happened happened during the eight years of bill clinton we seek a new and more open global trading system not for its own sake but for our own sake . i supported nafta then i supported nafta now i still support nafta now for the same reason for the same reasons the main one is i like most economists generically favor trade liberalization because trade leads to gains on both sides as jorge castaneda who was later the finance minister of mexico once said he said nafta was arrangement between the rich and powerful of all three countries leaving or

community and they're saying good bye we had and there's no more left we squeeze the great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with benefits have been shipped overseas or dismantled by corporations boosting their own profits at working americans expense. there is this notion. that this was only a republican. villainy when in fact much of what happened happened during the eight years of bill clinton we seek a new and more open global trading system not for its own sake but for our own sake . i supported nafta then i supported nafta now i still support nafta now for the same reason for the same reasons the main one is i like most economists generically favor trade liberalization because trade leads to gains on both sides. hoarding cost and they that always later finance minister of mexico once said he said nafta was arrangement between the rich and powerful of all three countries leavi

community and are saying goodbye we had enough there's no more left we think we've been great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with benefits have been shipped overseas or dismantled by corporations who used in their own profits at working americans expense. there is this notion. that this was only a republican. villainy when in fact much of what happened happened during the eight years of bill clinton we seek a new and more open global trading system not for its own sake but for our own sake . i supported nafta then i supported nafta now i still support nafta now for the same reason for the same reasons the main one is i like most economists generically favor trade liberalization because trade leads to gains on both sides as jorge castaneda who was later the finance minister of mexico once said he said nafta was arranged between the rich and powerful of all three countries leaving or

i'm trying to decide between staying strong and going for greener pastures.s the best way to play this? >> we like this one. autoimmune and cardiovascular. a lot of people think it's too big to be taken over because it's almost $20 billion. i think it's a great company and you should own it. let's go to louisiana. justin in louisiana. justin? >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah from the crescent city, new orleans. >> i'll be down there soon enough. what's happening? >> caller: nothing much, man. feel free to stop by the house, get a cocktail. my question is on globus. with the likes of metronics and striker, having more diversification of my portfolio. >> i like the situation. i would not sell it. i'm tempted to buy it on any weakness. john in texas. >> caller: greetings from the lone star state. it's a balmy 83 degrees and dry. i'm looking at buying shares of regeneron as my fa ma stock in a diversified portfolio. is now a good time to buy? >> yes, the stock is down. so many things going regeneron's way. you buy 50 and hope it gives up today's gain because today's

and he's going to move on to greener, different pastures. we wish him the best.ne of the funniest people we know. if you liked that dog humping in the face joke this evening, that's what we're losing. (applause) >> thank you, jason. thanks all of you for your support, here it is, your moment of zen. >> bizarre love triangle moving a space shuttle accident. >> she drove from houston to orlando wearing diapers. >> but of all the news outlets it's safe to say that the story got the biggest play on this one. >> nothing much to report today. in fact, hold on captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org - the one who plays jamie is not english. - he's not? - i don't know what nationality he is, but he's definitely not english. - that's amazing. he's got the most amazing--dog! - whoa! - come on, max, no. bad dog, bad. i'm so sorry. i just rescued him from a shelter. [dog barking fiercely] he seems to get really aggressive towards people with darker-colored skin. i'm so sorry. - don't worry about it. - yeah, i guess you n

and he's going to move on to greener, different pastures. we wish him the best. he is one of the funniest people we know. if you liked that dog humping in the face joke this evening, that's what we're losing. (applause) >> thank you, jason. thanks all of you for your support, here it is, your moment of zen. >> bizarre love triangle moving a space shuttle accident. >> she drove from houston to orlando wearing diapers. >> but of all the news outlets it's safe to say that the story got the biggest play on this one. >> nothing much to report today. in fact, hold on captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing )

administration and she has taken as much as she can stand or they want her too and she will go on to greener pastures in higher education. >> she will be in charge of ten separate campuses and it is a big job for the university of california system. it is safe to say that this is been in the works for a while >> probably a soft landing type of thing. highway pay and high profile and important job and probably takes time to put together. in this town, when the president is your boss and in a democratic state like california, there is a way to make things happen fast. >> chris, i continue is earlier, but who do you think will replace her? >> you expect somebody not highway profile. george bush had motorcycle motorcycle chertoff. and a lawyer and you might expect to so the same and somebody who talks a lot and takes a liberal line on immigration. chris, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> you, to. >> the jury will get the final instruction objection before deliberating the george zimmerman murder trial. and how the whole case was handled by the judge. >> on mr. zimmerman's behalf. >> i

interested in greener energy sources and efficiency in their homes, especially if their neighbors are doing it. >>> so if you feel like ads and commercials are everywhere, think again. sky go, a mobile streaming service is now putting talking ads on trains that are activated when a commuter rests their head against the train window. it is done through bone conduction technology which sends a high frequence sboe your brain which then processes it into words. okay. >>> almost 500,000 commuters in san francisco will wake up happy. a strike that shut down the rail system is getting a 30-day reprieve and trains will begin running again later today. >>> straight ahead, a massive brawl in las vegas. and all your sports highlights with alex witt when we return. >>> now let's get the latest in sports from my colleague alex witt. alex, always nice to see you. >> and right back at you. good morning. good morning, everyone. let's get to baseball fans as they celebrate independence day with america's favorite pastime. the chicago white sox see adam dunn's walk-off home run. it gave the sox a 3-2 win over the baltimore orioles. the twins failed to get a win against the yankees but chris

greener somewhere else. number nine, their values don't line up with the company. number eight, they don't feel valued. number seven, job insecurity. number six, no room for advancement. let's go to number five. they are unhappy with their pay. a lot of people complaining about that. number four, there is just too much red tape. number three, they're not being challenged enough. number two, the passion is gone. heard that before. and drum roll, please. the number one reason, their boss sucks. let me just say, if you feel that way and you want to be gainfully employed, don't say that out loud. now for your first look at business, we turn to courtney reagan, who does not think her boss sucks. >> no, he's the greatest ever. well, mortgage rates keep rising. the average hit 4.15, a two-year high. although, it's still low by historical standards. rates have risen in tandem with bond yields on expectations the fed will pull back on stimulus programs. and sprint cuts the price of its unlimited data program to $80. the move was partly prompted by customer concerns it would stop offering such plans. the change could put pressure on verizon and at&t who have steered customers away from