appointees low wage salaries has an negative impact in the community and informs us to leave our unaffordable city and the work we love as a champ a high percent the latino rely on the relationship not only with their teachers but with they're the parents and support staff remember the personalities are and support staff the last line of defense tonight, you have the opportunity to fully support our students and educators so the sfusd can confront the quality that our city is facing thank you. >> my name is lisa i'm the secretary of sfusd i'm going to reader a short exert from a letter from someone that was ill quote i'm a special ed teacher and will not be russian to the fall and it brakes me heart i've found a supportive community with the san francisco unified school district and in the past two years transformed our special education program from mostly self-contained to inclusion programs we've started school awareness and integrated technology is semi with the videos and student led i e p and started with the circles every wednesday unquote and continue what has happened to this wonderful te

appointees low wage salaries has an negative impact in the community and informs us to leave our unaffordable city and the work we love as a champ a high percent the latino rely on the relationship not only with their teachers but with they're the parents and support staff remember the personalities are and support staff the last line of defense tonight, you have the opportunity to fully support our students and educators so the sfusd can confront the quality that our city is facing thank you. >> my name is lisa i'm the secretary of sfusd i'm going to reader a short exert from a letter from someone that was ill quote i'm a special ed teacher and will not be russian to the fall and it brakes me heart i've found a supportive community with the san francisco unified school district and in the past two years transformed our special education program from mostly self-contained to inclusion programs we've started school awareness and integrated technology is semi with the videos and student led i e p and started with the circles every wednesday unquote and continue what has happened to this wonderful te

we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address the tremendous anxiety with regards to our future. i'm proud to stand here with many members of the colleagues to fight for more affordable housing to work to protect our business legacies to fight to increase our minimum wage to 15 $15 and hour here in san francisco and fight for the strongest tenant protections here in the country. there is much more do and that is why today i'm introducing a package f package of legislation for city stability in growing the middle class and that is in education. specifically in community college. i have a propose that will i announced last month that we'll make city college free for all san francisco residents. i also promised to introduce a pro

we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address the tremendous anxiety with regards to our future. i'm proud to stand here with many members of the colleagues to fight for more affordable housing to work to protect our business legacies to fight to increase our minimum wage to 15 $15 and hour here in san francisco and fight for the strongest tenant protections here in the country. there is much more do and that is why today i'm introducing a package f package of legislation for city stability in growing the middle class and that is in education. specifically in community college. i have a propose that will i announced last month that we'll make city college free for all san francisco residents. i also promised to introduce a pro

we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address the tremendous anxiety with regards to our future. i'm proud to stand here with many members of the colleagues to fight for more affordable housing to work to protect our business legacies to fight to increase our minimum wage to 15 $15 and hour here in san francisco and fight for the strongest tenant protections here in the country. there is much more do and that is why today i'm introducing a package f package of legislation for city stability in growing the middle class and that is in education. specifically in community college. i have a propose that will i announced last month that we'll make city college free for all san francisco residents. i also promised to introduce a pro

regulations are too hefty, the schools stink in most inner cities and can't raise family there and taxes make it unaffordableott, one of the great things about this country or has been in the past has been mobility. people have options to move around, not only income mobility but physical mobility. that's, you don't have as much of that now as you used to, right? >> no, you don't and i think unfortunately, david, let's put it this way. you don't have the choice to use that mobility. the reason you're mobile, because your job, to steve's point is moving out of that city. i will stick with his premise about the rst you know i would throw in the fact a lot of these cities are just mismanaged, david. true and near and dear to my heart, chicago, illinois, taxes on the rise, crime out of control. all these disenfranchised businesses so the city says we're broke. who wants to live here? not a lot of people. david: crime is a huge issue, we shouldn't forget that but, steve, again seems like there is economic vitality that is missing as secret sauce in this economy. >> it is. just one thing that is interesting about

we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address the tremendous anxiety with regards to our future. i'm proud to stand here with many members of the colleagues to fight for more affordable housing to work to protect our business legacies to fight to increase our minimum wage to 15 $15 and hour here in san francisco and fight for the strongest tenant protections here in the country. there is much more do and that is why today i'm introducing a package f package of legislation for city stability in growing the middle class and that is in education. specifically in community college. i have a propose that will i announced last month that we'll make city college free for all san francisco residents. i also promised to introduce a pro

we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address the tremendous anxiety with regards to our future. i'm proud to stand here with many members of the colleagues to fight for more affordable housing to work to protect our business legacies to fight to increase our minimum wage to 15 $15 and hour here in san francisco and fight for the strongest tenant protections here in the country. there is much more do and that is why today i'm introducing a package f package of legislation for city stability in growing the middle class and that is in education. specifically in community college. i have a propose that will i announced last month that we'll make city college free for all san francisco residents. i also promised to introduce a pro

, that's in the '40s -- >> reporter: this circus historian says the city bans plus cost of the touring troop also take it unaffordablermous financial loss. >> reporter: animal rights activists say that retiring the elephants is just a p.r. move and promise to continue protesting the use of other circus animals. >> it changes the look of a circus. what's next? are there other animals that may be retired? >> we are working on a show with a lot of new technology. a whole different look to the show. a whole different performance base. >> making her way to center ring is the beautiful barley -- >> reporter: ringmaster iverson believes animals will always have a role in the greatest show on earth. >> the circus rings you see were invented for horses, for animals. circus is about living thing. that's what we do. [ applause ] >> reporter: elephants have a unique gene that prevents cancer. so scientists hope to study them to get clues on how to fight the disease in children while they >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> goods morning, i'm brooke thomas. jury selection expected to start today in the federal c

zoning designation with flexible use or maybe there is one in the city that can be applied as prop c is requesting a remove the unaffordable requirement and more discretion of the board of supervisors in rakts to the change in the economy we may need more flexibility in the bottom floor commercial space the potrero hill has a wide range of uses the turnover in the neighborhood making that one of the more stable castro hill was a successful community that should be preserved and this property effects 2 of the most important streets in the neighborhood that connects to the rest of the city this plan needs more work and please don't pass that thank you. >> hello my name is july 4th i'm more optimistic than shawn i think this is a interesting opportunity you have you have an eir that actually studied a viable alternative and you have a community that was very engaged in development of the middle shed alternative i'd like to talk about and also you this is kind of the first impression in terms of the traffic management going forward and you have this intersection which is just the embodiment of multi modes of transportation and

i think new york city has the biggest housing crisis in the country in terms of affordability. it's essentially almost unaffordable for anyone. so we need to increase it. we have to build more affordable housing. that's wuk of the things i would focus on. that's a key ingredient. also we have to expand jobs, create an environment for more businesses to come to new york city and stay. >> i'm just fascinated because you're a prominent democrat, don. >> yes. >> this would be a big deal. interparty challenge, you would take on bill de blasio, trying to unseat him in his next term. >> unfortunately we as democrats get it wrong. we got it wrong with him. he's not qualified to run the city and it's showing every day. what we thought was integrity. now he's under investigation by four different agencies all about campaign finance, fraud, and corruption. it's very considering thing. i think it's going to affect also whether businesses want to continue to be here as well. and, of course, new yorkers are having a tough time financially right now as well. >> it's a big topic of conversation in the city, that is, the current s

thing affordable housing and i guess what we call unaffordable housing what kind of a society i talked with 5 police officers and used e to live in the city and can't find a place to live in the city some of them are natives this is the academy of science can present a high standard institution and then steal those so needed rooms and housing in the tenderloin and then we say okay. let's all review this and spend public time trying to make it work and fine them a little bit no, they shouldn't be able to break the law and have another chance and the public is saying this for ages it is just plan wrong thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i have some letters here i'm going to to hand i want to mention a few things it seems to me i've been here on one issue we have a problem with enforcement some people have to obey the laws and some are punish and some aren't we're in a situation well, we'll seen this development agreement then we'll start obeying the laws and paying the fines and we'll negotiate that is rather strange i don't believe too many 09 institutions or private individuals will consider making that kind of a statement it see

city can afford to live in those walkable courts. for most people, working in those tier 1 areas has become increasingly unaffordable.generation is moving into their peak family formation years and feeling the cost pressure. people don't want to raise their kids with a crib in the closet. as that combination of the rising asset class, family formation comes, more and more family are looking for solutions that don't involve telecommuting but living and working and staying in smaller communities out side the tier 1 cities. exurbs andse of the the increasing cost and richness of tuier 1 walkable cities. carol: what does this mean for trans businesses that will take off and investors can take advantage of? >> we have the potential for stranded assets we have not seen for half a century in the u.s., since suburbanization when the middle of the city got hollowed out. that was the peak of urban living. since then, the suburbs rose and flattened out. now we are seeing that very same compromise, the second circle being gutted. where can businesses profit? looking at the knowledge workers , livability for the well-to-do who ca

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thing affordable housing and i guess what we call unaffordable housing what kind of a society i talked with 5 police officers and used e to live in the city and can't find a place to live in the city some of them are natives this is the academy of science can present a high standard institution and then steal those so needed rooms and housing in the tenderloin and then we say okay. let's all review this and spend public time trying to make it work and fine them a little bit no, they shouldn't be able to break the law and have another chance and the public is saying this for ages it is just plan wrong thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i have some letters here i'm going to to hand i want to mention a few things it seems to me i've been here on one issue we have a problem with enforcement some people have to obey the laws and some are punish and some aren't we're in a situation well, we'll seen this development agreement then we'll start obeying the laws and paying the fines and we'll negotiate that is rather strange i don't believe too many 09 institutions or private individuals will consider making that kind of a statement it see

thing affordable housing and i guess what we call unaffordable housing what kind of a society i talked with 5 police officers and used e to live in the city and can't find a place to live in the city some of them are natives this is the academy of science can present a high standard institution and then steal those so needed rooms and housing in the tenderloin and then we say okay. let's all review this and spend public time trying to make it work and fine them a little bit no, they shouldn't be able to break the law and have another chance and the public is saying this for ages it is just plan wrong thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i have some letters here i'm going to to hand i want to mention a few things it seems to me i've been here on one issue we have a problem with enforcement some people have to obey the laws and some are punish and some aren't we're in a situation well, we'll seen this development agreement then we'll start obeying the laws and paying the fines and we'll negotiate that is rather strange i don't believe too many 09 institutions or private individuals will consider making that kind of a statement it see