i'm here with alyssa messer, an english teacher at city college of san francisco. she's the ppt of aft2121, the faculty union, and a proponent of proposition a. also joining us is starchild, a local activist with the libertarian party of san francisco and a former candidate for the san francisco school board. he's an opponent of the measure. thank you both for taking the time to be with us today. >> thank you. >> alyssa, i'd like to give you the opportunity it share the thoughts of your position. >> so proposition a is a temporary 8-year, $79 parcel tax on properties in san francisco. and that money would go directly to supporting city college of san francisco. city college is the largest work force training center in san francisco. we train students. we also help students learn english as a second language and then of course one of our primary missions is to help students, particularly low income and underserved students, move on to 4 year institutions. we serve nearly 100,000 students in san francisco and are a tremendous resource, we think, for san francisco. th

cbs 5 reporter alyssa harrington reports. >> reporter: there's just ten days until thanksgiving and thousands of bay area families could go without a traditional dinner. donation are are down at second harvest food bng in san jose during their busiest time of the year. they're looking for all kinds of food, but most of all turkeys. >> turkey donations have been slow to come in. i think that's because most people were thinking about the giants or the election and i understand that, but with thanksgiving a week early, we really do immediate some help. >> reporter: they need 12,000 turkeys total and only have half of that. at sacred heart, they need 4,000 turkeys. so far there's just 62 in the back freeze erbe. >> right now, we don't have all the food we need. that's part of why we want to get the message out. >> reporter: part of the message that second harvest provides food to 250,000 people every month. >> that's literally one in ten people in our two counties. >> reporter: and cash donations are also needed. $1 can provide two meals. >> we got to make sure we keep bringing to people there's

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alyssa and rachel are packing for the us a cease fire might have been announced but they're not waiting around to see if it works the women were part of an internship program to see what it's like to live in israel so they came they saw and now they choosing to leave the stand very anxious living on earth like knowing that at any moment the size right off i'm after going to a bomb shelter and like it's being scared of public transportation and staff. the streets of tel aviv are far cry from the streets of gaza when news of the truce was met with celebrations and fireworks the somewhat muted israeli reaction belies a growing disappointment in the way many here feel the government handled things but i do think that israel finished the operation just so and i think to finish it very soon i think we had a good momentum for this operation we have a very good start and i think that if we would have continued we could have achieved. more better results from its i do think that we could have put some more pressure oh and the organization of hamas. would probably keep us from further rocket atta

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revealed the names of more than two thousand wealthy and highly influential greeks accused of stashing alyssa gains in swiss bank accounts. we published a list that other countries had in our possession and our government was aware of for two years but did nothing in the absence of democracy is governed by corrupt characters who deceived the public swimming their handling tax evasion vaxevanis was set free after judges decided that he did not have a case to answer however his story is sent a shockwave through an already fractious society we are in a period of political muscle and political crisis social crisis is obvious we have. unemployment. one might say weimar republic kind of unemployment levels there is. there are there is more austerity coming but when it comes to reporting on government business one senior member of the greek of journalists told me that it's getting close to cooperate all quit a mess some of. the frustrations have been imposed to any voice of the opposition and the media restricting journalists some two thousand five hundred media professionals technicians included ha

he has pled guilty and alyssa has pled guilty accessory after the fact. >> the city of oakland saw cycling increase 46% than puts him at number 7 on the nationwide list. almost 3-point 5% of open commuters ride their bikes to school or work. san francisco comes to school and number one is washington d.c. >>> 5:17 is the time, sal, you were talking about a brush fire in livermore, how is it going? >> we were looking at the marin county commute, there was a little bit of road work cause being some traffic, and the traffic here looks pretty good. they usually do some work and sometimes it runs a little bit long. sometimes it does look good here on the bridge and i don't see any fog, but it looks like a nice clear day. same thing, nice clear drive getting into san francisco and no major problems via the bridge. we spoke of livermore and it looks good via the pass and caster valley. here is steve. >>> sonoma count tip airport -- county airport says mostly fog and now that is clear, still an easterly breeze, not as warm as yesterday, it really kicked in yesterday and we have about 10 to almost 1

alyssa and marissa. >> this is the keyboard, electric guitar. >> hit it girls. >> and we have our micually the keyboard and guitar are usually 29.99. amazon.com, 19.99. the mic is usually 39, it will be 29.99. >> good job, kids. >> that all adds up. >> the roller coaster. michael and amanda. >> 600 kinects pieces to make this, stretches out to about 20 feet long. they are going to have a great time. >> this is cool. >> look how fun this is. >> this is usually 40.99. it will be 19.99 at toysrus.com. >> get over here. >> original big wheels are back. >> big wheels are back. >> sara, ella. >> go go. >> there we go. >> the original big wheel and we have sair remarks the adult one. >> a great grow with me toy. >> that was cute. >> adjustable. usually $59.99. and you're going to find this for -- -- amazon.com 39.99. toysrus.com for 44.99. >> christian and hannah. >> construction great for kids of all ages, they love constructions. parents do, too, great for small motor skills, logic, problem solving. for our littlest ones, we have our megablocks first builder safari, big chunky blocks, grea

>> alyssa. >> awesome job on that bag. >> thanks. >> very, very good. okay, let's come on over here right now. we also know that it's not just the adults at branham high getting involved, of course it's the students. with us right now is leo. you're with the key club and it's all about being involved in the key club and you guys are certainly doing that. >> yeah, the key club is all about community service. we want to promote serving the community in any way that we can, so we want as many people out here on saturday purchasing bags to help those in need this holiday sgleeeason. >> and we know you set records last year. do you think you can do it again? >> we hope so. we want to do it again. >> thanks for coming on out, you guys. we also have brian. you've got a little message from branham high, right? >> so i'm brian and i represent the leadership class. and here at branham, we don't think there's anything cooler than just coming out and helping are community, so basically we'll be out here on saturday. we have these bags for only $10 with just the bas

that's alyssa's bed. >> reporter: jennifer, who had planned to run the new york city marathon this weekend, was shocked to get her first glimpse of what just days ago was the place they were raising their young children. for her husband, pedro, it was all so hard to fathom. >> my whole life right here. >> this is officially the worst [ bleep ] i ever saw. >> reporter: and most devastating their home was no longer there. all that was left, the foundation and the swimming pool. >> there is my kids' strollers. two strollers in there. >> the barbecue. >> the barbecue. >> reporter: as the storm was making landfall on monday, the tidal surge actually pushed the home 500 yards into a marsh. >> all the way out there. that's unbelievable it could make it that far. >> reporter: another ten minutes pushing the boat through tall reeds and they arrived at the location where their home had come to rest. >> how did my house get here? >> doing this every year. >> oh, man. >> reporter: and inside they found all their belongings strewn about. >> i know. i know. i know. >> reporter: the couple rummaged for a

its founder, alyssa monotanta was quick to respond. but had to get to turkey.e them as close to the border as they could. driver's last words, "you're on your own now." omar's arms were aching as he carried his brother and their three bags across the muddy field. the brothers eventually made their way to ankhra in turkey, but the boys don't have passports. their visas to the u.s. were denied and now they are waiting to see if the state department will grant them humanitarian parole. for omar, watching his brother suffering is agonizing. >> he had nightmares, and sometimes day dreams, bad day dreams. the most important thing, at this time, i think it's to be aware of everything. and to grow up. he's not a child anymore. >> reporter: arwa damon, cnn, ankhra. >> if you would like to help him, go to cnn.com/impact to find out how you can impact your world. arwa, thank you. >>> as president obama prepares for his next four years in office, our john berman has a tip for him. read up on recent history, mr. president. a closer look at second-term scandals. that's next.

. >> it is one thing after another, alyssa. all of a sudden we get this year he explosion.eople cannot believe this. people that were fine the brent crude spread had to reverse. it went negative on the day. when traders saw that it was a shallow water platform, that we sell the risk of flight coming right back on. melissa: thank you so much. we appreciate that. lori: you just heard them discussing the middle east. the second day of complex. the prime minister saying he is prepared to take whatever action is necessary as israel calls 16,000 troops. we have a reporter near the gaza strip. we are thrilled to have them with us right now. >> just in the past couple of minutes, literally, we have received word that it is no longer 16,000, but now upwards of 60,000 reserves. the israeli army is getting ready. they are getting ready for a ground invasion of the gaza strip. it is a little bit eerie at night. you see the flashes behind me. the rockets had. you see the trails heading into southern israel where more than 1 million people live. yesterday we were out and about at the roc

. >> hi, my name is alyssa kirby.i was wondering what your thoughts are on the effects of necessary bailout on the national debt, specifically regard to insurance companies and reinsurance companies not being able to make payments otherwise. >> well, i can't fail dispute on that issue, but insurance companies are not able to meet the cost of sandy? >> yeah, or in the future in regard to others when they can't make payments. specifically more your thoughts on bailout and the effect of national debt. >> all make one comment on the insurance industry. it is hard to see that we don't need national regulations for the insurance industry. we certainly have it in the securities future industry and it certainly does have advantages. in classic u.s. fashion we have the sec, but still have state securities regulators. so to the extent we are a proper regulation that ties back to the financial industry come you obviously have to have proper reserves in the insurance industry. i would say with respect to bailouts, when you look a

alyssa says, if they are caught again, they should be arrested.rstood. and captain g from illinois says as a retired army officer, i hold with the philosophy that if we can't make them smart, make them strong. those are your headlines. >> steve: i'm just amazed that kids could do 12 pushups these days. meanwhile, week before we fall off the fiscal cliff at the conclusion of this year, lawmakers in washington are reaching out to the people who actually run businesses for help. molly henneberg joins us live from the white house today to tell us about the meeting at casablanca. >> good morning. any president has the bully pulpit and president obama intends to use it more and more, the white house says, to get across his message, his solution on the fiscal cliff. so today he will meet with small business owners here at the white house. tomorrow he will meet with middle class americans. and on friday, he'll make the public case for extending tax cuts on the middle class and raising taxes on families making more than $250,000 when he visits a business i

e alyssa and rissa. >> this is the keyboard, electric gtar. >> hit it girl puss.ara, t adult one. and -- >> a greatrow with me toy. >> that was cute. >> adjustable. usually$59.99. and you're going to find this for -- -- amazon.com 39.99. toys "r" us.com for 44.99. >> christi and hannah. >>onstction great for kid of all age, love construction, parents do, too, great for small motor ills,logic, problem solving. r our littlest ones,e ha our begmegablocks, first builder safari, big chunky block,reat for little hands, fount tub, inside when you are done usual $44.99. it will be $24.99 at kohl's. and for our kids little bit older, we ve our hello kitty, build the set, the post office set, get in, deliver earth mail, usually 14.99. toys "r" u wlave it for $9.99. >> get it forobbi thomas. >>lastly. taylor. >> we have taylor. going to need to turn this on, so, we have ourot eels. it is our six-lane raceway. >> l's see how it work which coloro you want? >> yellow, baby. >>urn it on. >> we are rchltd -- ready. >> this is usually, $80. $4 at target, jus pulled the lever. rey?

this piece is touched by alyssa lace top $44.jeans, boots, she is going to be walking around the stadium and has that game time glitz watch for $34. which makes the look. it looks fantastic on her. >> looks great and warm and toasty as well. next, very glamorous look for football sheik. >> our next look is worn by helen burke. she is engaged to hayden. today she is sporting the beautiful sheik evening game time look. she is hosting it. she is wearing an all sports can a tore with the saints logo on it stackable rings and a bracelet. she makes it it cute. blazer make it her own and elegant at dinner party. >> only 30 seconds left. tell me what home gating is. >> sometimes you can't make it to the stadium have something at the house. do something casual. chip and dip plate. you have for chicken wings, beer mugs for something with the guys. if you are being more elegant like your all saints look. you have fabulous cheese plattle made with nfl logo. cutting boards, beautiful wine glasses. >> really up the ante. >> you are kicking it

[applause] alyssa, how did you go into the ?rmy to attac >> i love our country. i wanted to be in the military. >> did you go in before or after 9/11? >> after. i was in rotc at the university of colorado in boulder. we were told it was more a matter of when we were deployed. it became real. >> we were making the transition at that point. women serving downrange in combat conditions. was it difficult to attack as a female -- no. was it difficult to be a female in a military? i was in a service support unit. i was transportation corp. we all wear the same uniform. everybody got treated the same in the same uniform. >> let us go back to that april day in 2004. it is cathartic. we ought not to be afraid to ask about these episodes. >> , april 1april 2004, 1913, 2. i was on humvee. i was behind the driver. we had no doors, no armor. 10 minutes into the right, a belasco's off. what you see today is the last day i have ever stood, two legs. there was the last of the i.e.d. >> how did they treat to in the field? .> there was a compact medic they were two vehicles back.

[applause] alyssa, how did you go into the ?rmy to attac >> i love our country. i wanted to be in the military. >> did you go in before or after 9/11? >> after. i was in rotc at the university of colorado in boulder. we were told it was more a matter of when we were deployed. it became real. >> we were making the transition at that point. women serving downrange in combat conditions. was it difficult to attack as a female -- no. was it difficult to be a female in a military? i was in a service support unit. i was transportation corp. we all wear the same uniform. everybody got treated the same in the same uniform. >> let us go back to that april day in 2004. it is cathartic. we ought not to be afraid to ask about these episodes. >> , april 1april 2004, 1913, 2. i was on humvee. i was behind the driver. we had no doors, no armor. 10 minutes into the right, a belasco's off. what you see today is the last day i have ever stood, two legs. there was the last of the i.e.d. >> how did they treat to in the field? .> there was a compact medic they were two vehicles back.

. >> just like she does every election day, 96-year-old alyssa kennedy is inviting voters into her garagen her san francisco home. she is the longest running poll worker in the state going on 63 years. and today the secretary of state is honoring her for her dedication. the first election she worked was eisenhower versus stevenson in '52. we are back in 25 minutes with more local election coverage. >> back to cbs news. hat the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles with u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at $89 a month. now get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] switch today and get a total home dvr included, free for life. [ male announcer ] you get reliable, high speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from speeds up to 24 megs. [ female announcer ] and with u-verse tv you can r

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