the arc sf, regional center, lighthouse for the blind, jbs, department of rehab, rams, and the san francisco library which has really been one of our champions for rule 115 placement and so also have our academy of sciences been a real success story for hiring people. i know we are going to hear a lot from our community members. these are truly the experts, the organizations that have employment programs, the folks who really know how to hire people with disabilities and our conclusion, in our committee work has really been the city needs to use all the tools that it has at it's disposal in rule 115 or access san francisco is really one of those tools. other tools include a better awareness and understanding of how reasonable accommodations need to be integrated into the entire employment process. as donna mentioned our primary efforts, our recommendations are really about outreach, recruitment, examinations, appointments and retention. our committee came up with 30 recommendations. and we actually broke those up into short-term things that we thought could be accomplished quickly as well as

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we are not talking about traditional banks like jb morgan. a company called loan depot dock -- loandepot.com, and they have been able to make aliens and billions of dollars in loans. this is the hot thing. scarlet: like your lending club or others? betty: lending club was an ipo just a few months ago, so these join the big banks, but the big banks want to fight back. they are coming back to try to disrupt this. non-bank lending, though, and -- scarlet: and the market overall. yes, the market overall, goldman sachs put out a report saying that the loan market is worth $11 million -- $11 billion, that is just a fraction, but it is a growing fraction. while iteer lending, is hot, lending clubs, they -- they zoomed up and now below its ipo price. there are questions as to how viable they are when you get banks coming back on board and fighting with them and undercutting them with rates and as they loosen their standards as well as the economy coming back. so it is all going to be very interesting. this is all part of the shadow banking industry t

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a man is in critical condition this morning after he was shot in the face in philadelphia's lawn jb crestrhood. nbc 10 was on the scene around 10:30 last night. s.w.a.t. members, k-9 units, and helicopters swept through a wooded area looking for any suspects. so far there are no arrests in this case. >>> there are still no arrests after somebody shot a woman in the leg at a playground in philadelphia's tacony section. we first told you about this at 11:00 last night. this was the scene at disston and gillespie streets. the victim is in stable condition. >>> only on 10. vigilante justice or just miscommunication? that's what police are trying to figure out after some neighbors in south philadelphia beat up a man whom they say tried to kidnap their children. we've blurred the man's face as police have not charged him with a crime and have not named him as a suspect. as you can see, paramedics treated him at the scene last night. the neighbors claim that he tried to abduct a 6-year-old and a 4-year-old. police tell us that the man told them that he asked the kids to buy him something at a co

nice work, jb.ere, bunchy. call my lawyer--explain your form of help to him. special weapons and tactical--swat. the lapd's duly licensed assassins? - i'm all too familiar. - no, not as familiar as you're gonna be. two dead cops on that block-- that's curfews that's checkpoints. sniper nests door-to-door presence. a war's coming? well...that's why we're an army. and it's the worst kinda war 'cause it's stupid and it'll never end. it's the only kind white america knows how to fight. hey, just stop talking to me like you're passing out your pamphlets. the lapd is searching for a colored shooter that's gonna leave your world turned inside out, upside down and pretty much locked down forever because they won't find him. you're not showing your usual faith - in law enforcement. - no. because the shooter is white. your bosses think that? our bosses are highly doubtful. but i think we're looking for a male, 6'2" to 6'4" 20s to 50s driving a blue riviera sedan with a red scratch on the passenger side and a

. >> hello, my name is jb and i'm here to oppose this legislation. there are several reasons and many have been touched on, but one thing that hasn't been touched on is the whole roommate issue. there are leases in place and the agreement of number of people that can live there. this is important both for the tenant and owner. first of all, if a tenant can add a sublease or person to the unit at-will the owner doesn't get compensated for the extra water bill, the extra wear-and-tear and all of the problems. there is no reason that the tenant couldn't charge market rate even though they are currently subsidized with below-market rate and they could pocket the difference. it is going to lead a lot of people doing this at the cost of the homeowners and they are still the ones liable and responsible for everything. where is the fairness in that? it's crazy and doesn't make sense. also concerning basically what amounts to rent-control has been struck down and aside from that if a unit does get omi'd or whatever, and insist that it gets re-rented at the ol

the arc sf, regional center, lighthouse for the blind, jbs, department of rehab, rams, and the san francisco library which has really been one of our champions for rule 115 placement and so also have our academy of sciences been a real success story for hiring people. i know we are going to hear a lot from our community members. these are truly the experts, the organizations that have employment programs, the folks who really know how to hire people with disabilities and our conclusion, in our committee work has really been the city needs to use all the tools that it has at it's disposal in rule 115 or access san francisco is really one of those tools. other tools include a better awareness and understanding of how reasonable accommodations need to be integrated into the entire employment process. as donna mentioned our primary efforts, our recommendations are really about outreach, recruitment, examinations, appointments and retention. our committee came up with 30 recommendations. and we actually broke those up into short-term things that we thought could be accomplished quickly as well as

on commodity pork because there is a system set up for companies smithfield, tyson xl and jb swift.it is for companies process two thirds of the pork in the company, over 66%. in reality, it is much more concentrated because the companies divide up the geographic regions. if you are a farmer in north carolina smithfield to say. in iowa you might have two choices. generally speaking, farmers have to take people -- have to take what these companies are offering because once they are ready to go you've got a little time but you don't have minds. it's not like corn that you can put it into a silo or send them. there are alternatives coming out. you see it all over this state and on a larger scale in iowa the diamond rich pork producers are producing because they are guaranteed a price because of the company. they don't have those problems. >> with the farmer be out of business if they try to treat it takes humanely? >> that is hard to say. i spent some time in denmark which has a pork industry that is every bit as big an industrial and as sophisticated as ours. it is an export industry

. >> hello, my name is jb and i'm here to oppose this legislation.re are several reasons and many have been touched on, but one thing that hasn't been touched on is the whole roommate issue. there are leases in place and the agreement of number of people that can live there. this is important both for the tenant and owner. first of all, if a tenant can add a sublease or person to the unit at-will the owner doesn't get compensated for the extra water bill, the extra wear-and-tear and all of the problems. there is no reason that the tenant couldn't charge market rate even though they are currently subsidized with below-market rate and they could pocket the difference. it is going to lead a lot of people doing this at the cost of the homeowners and they are still the ones liable and responsible for everything. where is the fairness in that? it's crazy and doesn't make sense. also concerning basically what amounts to rent-control has been struck down and aside from that if a unit does get omi'd or whatever, and insist that it gets re-rented at the old re

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