instead of having to buy food because it's very expensive in the city. >> you have a large immigrant population there, so i suppose there was a language barrier and maybe not so much of a community feeling. >> correct. >> and that changed, right? >> absolutely it did. i'm glad you mentioned that. yeah. once we started the pantry, we had very low parent involvement but once we started the pantry we started to realize that parents were getting involved and during the pantry, as they were getting involved, as parents would line up, they would start to meet each other and get to know who they are. so that was very -- i really enjoyed that. and now we have a great, great sense of community at the school and everyone tends to really help each other out. >> look what you've done. and a lot of that food comes from your food bank, yes? >> it does. the pantry as raul described really are a center of community. they are done farmer's market style. great deal of dignity so people can choose the food they want. it's healthy food, it's fresh food. so there are a lot of real great side benefits bes

one of the ten expensive city to live in, san jose has free muni or free bus service and i would likeo ask, plea, for everyone to agree that we seniors get bus service. it would be a great help. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> thank you, president chiu and supervisors. i'm julie fisher, resident of san francisco, and have worked in san francisco and voted the last 30 years. i just wanted to add to the consideration for item 45, ask that you choose not to vote for a president of the board of supervisors this evening, but that you preserve your previous practices and choose when everybody is present. thank you. >> next speaker. >>> hi, i'm patrick connors. i'm curious about the problem the board seems to have with voter. not long ago you nearly overturned the election of the sheriff, political over reach by the mayor. when the proposal was made to end mayoral appointments to this board, a majority of you declined to allow voters the opportunity to enact that change, thus hoarding your power. now you appear determined to force a vote on a president of this board when a

this is a really expensive city. the ball is in your court. and i know the three of you and i feel like i shouldn't even be telling you this, i wish that everyone was in the chambers because i could tell all of them because all of you, you three, you know it well. this is the struggle. we are trying to recruit teachers here. there is a teacher shortage all over this nation. we are trying to recuetd them to this really cool city of san francisco to educate our cool children of san francisco and we can't afford it either. so i'm appealing to you. it is a partnership. with all the building that is happening, where is the building for our workers? where are the buildings for our families? i think we, i can tell you that ue comes to our board meetings and since i'm the board president i have the honor of fas cilitating those meetings and when i hear the voices of the ue members saying they have a hard time living here, they will have to leave because they can't live here, i want them to march over to city hall and tell you guys that this isn't -- w

. >> the problem with that is that in big cities or expensive cities like new york, you can't find us you have to go with fannie or freddie. but they are trying to work on this. also credit scores. eight years ago if you had a 700 credit score you'd probably be okay. but now 750 and they have people that are carrying a lot of student debt. >> lenders are so tight right now. >> very tight. >> and even appraisals are making it tough? >> yes, then all of a sudden they are all coming in low and if you don't have that, you can't buy. >> the next couple of years, people had tents have tents set up, they want to buy the american dream. and maybe the credit was too loose and now it's so tight. so i think if you just have your own business, that's part of it. >> okay, if lenders continue to be pretty conservative in their approach to this, and we still have so many homeowners who are still underwater, how long does it take to work this out two. >> the market is great. the luxury market across the country is great. casteel's are up. i think they've passed it. >> i was in a pricey area as well.

was named the most expensive city in the nation. remember? now one of the neighborhoods is worstcalled one of the for renters. kenneth gibson is here to explain this story. people buts. most for most expensive place of people renting apartments would sayn this area, they might georgetown or adams morgan. this report found that the foggy bottom west end area near george washington hospital is the most expensive area for renting in the district. the 12th most expensive in the country. get this, the average one bedroom apartment set you back $2600 per month. that's the average. the area's proximity to high playing employers like the federal reserve and the state department are cited as reasons for the high rent. >> it is not a neighborhood in the traditional sense of the neighborhood. it is a location that is not as desirable to be in. $2600 for one bedroom is a surprise. >> the rent gets you this in foggy bottom and rep -- west end. we will take a walk over to virginia and maryland to see what $2600 get you. >> this i got to see. i want to see i

is to report on their financial statement and the city the expense is no longer their contribution that was made to the plan for that year there's an independent calculation and independent of funding that's also the reason why we're giving you a completely separate report for accounting so it's divorced from the funding expense under the new system is more volatile it was the acceptance of the employer contribution and in some years it will be close to the actually contribution and other years far away the main reason for the volatility is because of the timing of what you recognize the losses so some changes are changes in benefits and combadz by says you have to have a faster recommendation for the pieces and investigative losses to recognize the funding policies calls for 20 years we're www.roanokecountyva.gov the dates you're going to see that apprehension spent be more up and down with the market and especially, since we're volley ball things on a market basis as well pension expense for 2014 is viewed lower than the contribution it was made and the expectation we're showing

not the traffic calming with the suburban bumps or the public works didn't do that in the city their expensive and more noisy and consumerism and people driving down the street tests a consistent enforcement of how we are to transform the city to alleys and streets that's a new reflection open the residential influx that's a clear dlaepgs of how the many policies that came if the memo yesterday are mandating meant where they apply and where they indeed help us with the next generation of policies how we define the alleys and alleys for coming down mine residential streets i think those are a challenge and the discussion which we can have together and it's wise to have informal meeting with the director and the others to discuss the policies to be considered for this policy it's 10 pages of policy then we'll all read this next week. >> commissioner richards. >> with commissioner moore said about being creative about making the alleys public space how we can achieve that i know in hayes valley i don't think that can work there's got a barrier you can have a million cars breezing through it but t

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previously shut down the train tracks for days on end to repair the tressel, which is very expensive. >> the city has also made an effort to prevent these crashes by posting clearance signs and installing a warning system. >> the city has set up a system to detect over-high trucks which triggers the flashing lights on top of the crash beam to alert the driver, hopefully, that the vehicle's too tall to pass the bridge safely. >> but the crashes continue to happen. with all the warnings and safety precautions, why are there still so many crashes at this particular bridge? do some drivers not know the height of their trucks? or do they simply not pay attention to all of the warnings? henn has a theory. >> the problem, in my opinion, is the speed. the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. i have noticed that a lot of the trucks that hit the crash beam go way too fast. and if you're driving a rental truck and you are really focused on sort of your immediate environment, if you're not experienced, you might very easily miss obvious signs and all of a sudden, boom, get stuck under this bridge. >> while it o

but scaffolding is expensive upwards of $1 million for city hall. >> the best inspection we can do at moment is from the ground. we have to take a closer look at it for now. and that's what we'll have to do before the scaffolding is in place. >> the rest of the inspection will be done in 2015. inspectors will then be able to see if it's gold coming off the dome or something else. >>> greg suhr set to hold a town meeting tomorrow to discuss a shooting that happened last week. police say the two plain clothed officers were patrolling the area as part of a crime suppression program. when they encountered five suspicious men. that suspect was wounded with nonlife threatening injuries. that meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at 6:30 at the potrero hill house. >>> when you go to a football game you expect to see all kinds of fans. some drunk, a little annoying, maybe a little crazy. but fans got up close to something a little bit different. the story behind this hawk landing on a fan's head. >>> and did you hear them? the emergency system in san francisco goes off accidentally. we look

francisco's border neighborhood is third with an average of 36/100l1thl0 a month and the most expensive, new york city, penn plaza more than $3,400 per rent. >> he is certainly no bum he has gone from the baseball field to late night television. >> i keep it in my shirt at all times. >> the surprise mvp world series madison bumgarner heads for a television host last night. >>> and the crash of the rocket, he will make sure they are safe before taking tourists into space. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. . >>> welcome back. >> 6:25, waiting for russell who was found on the cabin of the 8 8th deck. he reportedly gave his life jacket to a passenger as he

revel was atlantic city's most expensive casino when it opened in 2012 but it closed two months ago after declaring bankruptcy. another developer bid on the property has in the said if he he is interested in buying it now. >>> 5:39 right now. don't waste your money on dangerous toys this holiday season, three is on your side with a a new list of the most unsafe toys for children. >>> bono banged up after falling off the bike and now it turns out his injuries are more serious then we thought. >>> there is in better time to quit smoking than today the great american smoke out doctor jen just walk in the studio here's with the best ways to kick habit so it stick, we will be right back. a philadelphia police are officer and two civilians are being treated for this crash at haines and chew in germantown. investigators say that the suv also struck a police vehicle. >>> president obama plans to sign executive action that is could spare as many as 5 million illegal immigrants from deportation. some of the measures would expand protections, signs two years ago. the the president will address the n

. >> this is the most expensive house in the city right now for sale. this one is a six bedroom. 6200 square feet. over here we have the greenhouse. >> and original greenhouse that has been so well maintained. >> they came and built these houses. they came from europe. hand on everything. this is a $5 million house anywhere else. >> a million dollars in the windy city will buy you this. the 2000 square-foot condo is located on the top floor of an elevator building. a private terrace offers spectacular views of the skyline. >> something that makes this view very nice. it is a great american city. >> priced out $500 a square foot, the two-story unit has been recently renovated. >> we make sure that at the same time no space was wasted. >> the home includes an eye italian gourmet kitchen. the condo is ideally located near fulton arco. steps from some of the city's best shops and restaurants. >> you will not find a million-dollar home in beverly hills or malibu. >> about $1 million gives a eg browne home. >> this feature is a state of the art kitchen, and o

levels closely monitored and several levels of review and approval with entities before expenses are paid and the city's accounting system serves as the basis of reporting to the fta so that's the famous system of record what is the basis for those reports that the cost reporting tool that we're using is functional and that errors that were identified in the past have been corrected and have been accepted by the fta and i can tell you from our last meeting with the fta and the project management oversight consultant they also confirm that they are pleased with the progress that the project is making. the audit did recommend that we continue to improve the cost management and have written procedures updated which we'll have done by the end of the year and that we meet with the controller's office to close all of the codes that we're that we're no that we're no longer using so the consulting company who they hired to do this validated what we believe is that to the extent there are any problems we're addressing them and the project is measuring its cost accurately and it's on schedule and budget as we've

some executives come plan the rules would make it too hard and expensive to keep adequate staff. >> the city of campbell will consider putting the squeeze on those styrofoam containers. a ban would not extend to any items you might find in the supermarket like egg cartons or meat trays. >> tonight east palo alto is planning to adopt a series of water restrictions for anyone living within city limits. they could include no hosing down driveway or sidewalks, no excess runoff, no fountains that don't recirculate and no hose without a shutoff nozzle. the meeting to discuss will be at city hall at 7:30. >> and christina loren is watching a couple storm to head our way. >> that means you don't have to get out there and hose off the patio. how about that? we're going to have some rain. we have three really good opportunities for rain, as we get into the next seven days and it goes beyond that. we're going to talk about the rain coming in to the north bay. as we head to tomorrow, a washout. we have heavy periods of rain coming all across the bay area. everybody is going to get wet. you can give your

levels closely monitored and several levels of review and approval with entities before expenses are paid and the city'she basis of reporting to the fta so that's the famous system of record what is the basis for those reports that the cost reporting tool that we're using is functional and that errors that were identified in the past have been corrected and have been accepted by the fta and i can tell you from our last meeting with the fta and the project management oversight consultant they also confirm that they are pleased with the progress that the project is making. the audit did recommend that we continue to improve the cost management and have written procedures updated which we'll ha

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city. i'm george expense spencer, nbc. >>> a packed house in south philadelphia. this group gathered tonight to hear -- to voice their concerns about the possibility of a casino coming to the sports complex. the pennsylvania gaming board scheduled to vote for next tuesday to decide whether to grant another casino license to the city of philadelphia. they're considering four proposals. one calls for a casino to be built at the site of the holiday inn near the sports complex. we have a live picture from our camera atop the loews hotel. many who attended tonight's meeting are concerned about an increase in traffic and crime and how close the casino would be to schools. the holiday inn a few blocks from mastery charter school and the idea of a casino so close to classrooms isn't sitting so well with people. >> it will change our focus. people worry about our children because tomorrow is going to be their future. and if we don't protect them today, then you got to worry about what they're going to be in tomorrow. >> several students who attend school near the proposed

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it's expensive for ferguson, not only ferguson but any city and they have to have adequate resources.lly it will be peaceful demonstrations. i heard the family and mr. crump, the attorney for the family earlier calling for peaceful demonstrations, and hopefully people listen to them. >> bernard kerik, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> and coming up next hour, we're going to talk to missouri state senator maria schapel-nadal and the effect it's having on business owner there is. an important message for americans eligible for medicare. the annual enrollment period is now open. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ...at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that yourself ... or you can call healthmarkets ... and let us do the legwork for you - with no cost or obligation. we'll search a variety of plans from nationally recognized companies to find the coverage that's the best fit for you ... at a price that fits your budget. and we'll do it at no charge to you. you can talk to us over the pho

expensive. aree diverse cities increasingly undemocratic and out of reach for many. the struggles of the concrete geography are harsh with the winds of existence drawn across racial and class lines. shopping and condos offer intriguing ideas for a ring -- ideas for urban revitalization. that reinforces the gentrification that excludes new arrivals and establishes communities along race and class divisions. where do we stand 50 years since it was passed? the policies reflected in urban communities? where can we go from here? these questions, i am trying to ask, but i'm not sure how to represent that materially in the space. what is it to think about immigrant and migration histories, which with recent .entrification, that is part how have these enormous changes altered the composition of large cities and metropolitan areas over the past 50 years? many cities and servers that were home to whites are now places where majorities -- where minorities form the majorities. it is clear cities are transforming demographically, economically, and structurally. by the 1990's sett

well, i think congress can afford to send $20 million plus future expenses to new york city and otherocalities who are on the front lines in protecting the citizens of this region and the citizens of the country against ebola because what new york city does not only action our city but helps protect the whole kcountry. >> schumer says bellevue hospital where dr. spencer was quarantined should be included in that compensation. >>> all right. this is your last weekend to vote for your cnn hero of the year. the family of this week's honoree ran a mortuary business that has been a staple of her baltimore community for three generations. now she helps those in grief focus on getting past the trauma. meet annette greer. >>> chicken nuggets, french fries, honey mustard and a milkshake. my daddy ordered the same thing as me. that is my daddy. >> my son's father, he was murdered. their bond, it was just a bond that a the lot of kids don't have with their father. i love my city. i have lived here all of my life, but people here are having crisis after crisis. i believe that the violence in this