>> good afternoon, i am cecilia chung and i am the senior (inaudible) of the law center and i am also a member of the (inaudible) advisory council in hiv and aids and, nationally and i do a lot of efficacy work around health and rights. and for people who are doing hiv and has a very like, strong community focus, in my policy advocacy work. >> and i am judy karshmer and i have been on the health commission for about a year and a half and i am delighted to be part of this. >> thank you. >> and commissioner would you like to call your commission? >> sure. >> i think that we are not calling our commission to order, we do not need to do a roll call, if not, i will start, my name is nancy kirshner-rodriguez and i am president on the status of women and my day job is now executive director of the california commission on the status of women and girls and so i am excited to hear that there are colleagues on the commission that also have state roles. for pat nering in that and i have served on this commission for three and a half years now. president shorter? >> great. >> and good evening, ev

and (inaudible) they say that i am not qualified. and i am going to have to tell you that... you know, whenever the police, sees my previous arrests you know, and my convictions that i find that i have a got a copy of their reports and to supplement the incidents where i find that is a lie, okay? and the police lie, one of them, in california, and accused me of... (inaudible) (inaudible) >> thank you, sir. >> i need help, please? i am going to make a report. >> there is an investigator that you can speak to from the occ right here m the front row. >> director hicks thank you. >> we can get the process started tonight, sir, thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, commissioners, good evening. for the record my name is amelia law ens and i have been a resident for the city and county of san francisco for 45 years. i have read the papers for 45 years. and i have seen a number of or read about a number of killings in the city over a period of 4 and a half decades. i am not here today to talk or to talk about alex and as well as the police commissioner reports i would like to congratul

and i said, well i am a fast learner, and i am a community organizer. and of course i am a fast learn, right? and well, we will have to check with the democratic party on this, and okay. and so, you know, i said, fine, any way, so i became a commissioner under the director hernandez and she said to me, okay, you have to be, and laguna honda on the finance committee, and i am like, the learning curve? right? >> and so i ended up at laguna honda, and later on and so it has been and it was a wonderful 12 years and i really learned but the funny part about it is when the chronicle reported the commissioners under mayor brown appointed and before when i was in the chronicle they used to say roma guy, the separatist feminist, no matter what i did. no matter what. and you know, persist ans and energy and passion, thank you for the honor and the praise and i look forward to more energy, and as long as i have it, and my passion, is attached. thank you. >> commissioners, and let me go to the next item. >> yes, please. >> item 2 b is a resolution recognizing octob

we are going to hear more about another policy, in the next line item that i am so proud of, and i am so deeply moved, and honored that we got this policy, where it is. but, as for this current policy, that we are discussing now, i think that we can see that we have a lot in common. this is a big piece of policy. but, you can tell from the presentation, from captain mcfaden who has been so great at all of this work. that and from what we have heard from the public, that there are still concerns around when and how to involve cps and sfc, and in domestic violence cases. and we are getting closer every time that we talk, we get closer, but i am seeing that there are communities that have not been at the table, and i will take some responsibility for that. and i did not look around, which is number one when you are community organizing to see who should be at the table i didn't look around to say, wow it was you at the table i was just so glad to see domestic violence at the table and so i think that we are hearing the concerns and there is some distrust some of the information that we b

honestly, i am the... and i am really scared and one day, that i will be stopped by a cop. these things that i have seen make me worried about my life. >> this is for you guys. >> what is on the next news, you see joyer grandchild or your kid, being abused by a police officer. what would you do? how would you feel? i bet that you guys would feel exactly like us. and will feel, undescribable, and you will have all of this anger on you, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> sorry, i am short. so, good evening, community, and commission, my name is nina parks and i have been working on the issue of community policing, for quite some time. to kind of give the background i used to work at the community center here on mission and in 2009, there was a program that was rolled out called perf and it was, all of a sudden we had like a officers on the streets, where we did not have that before and we came to a lot of conflict. which, led to us, reaching out to david campos, and to john avalos, and chief suhr and we started to revamp the community policing general order. and where we started t

a black gay man she figured that i am a very low class, she figured that i am not going, and i am not used to sh and i see my mother go through the abuse and so i know that it is not and i don't know that you are not supposed to hit the woman back and this and that, and i know that i am not standing up to this lady, and harm and she said, i am going to do the other arm next time. and so a man who go to her for services, for drugs, and sex, i am not one of those persons, and i tell them, i don't support that, and you never get that from me. but i don't want to know where i stand and i am confused because i live in a place, in the hotel where i don't feel that i have access to my kitchen, and i don't have coming in and she will talk about the guys who are able to do the same thing that she did and i am a medical marijuana person and that is drugs and that is the prescription, but i note that the crack and speed is not the things that your behavior and she is not the same person and she is an animal when she attacked me. and just me being to myself, and i come here, and it is easy to put

i am strong, you all, i can sleep in a bucket, i am fast i have a stamina. >>)=h quality is i am a perfectionistdo style and agreeable to a fault. >> >> rose: who created that? >> i wrote that, yes. it was -- mv. somehow in my head the two of us standing next to physically imposing guy and how that that would change the dynamic, and i met, if there is a taboo subject, i am drawn to it, because you know that, you know how people are going to react, you know when the first image of that scene comes up, people are going to go, oh, no. this is -- >>h<é >> rose: like this? >> yeah, right. and appropriately so, you know. >> rose: is it okay to laugh? >> exactly. and we feel like as jesters, as comedians, part of our job is to bring some light and laughter and relief to, you know, the all sorts of things, including some greatest atrocities that we have dealt with. so the mission with that one was to take us from this place of, oh, i am not going to like this so, oh, they got me and not by exploiting victims of slavery. >> rose: so the new season how will it be different? >> there is -- >> cosmetic chan

i am alumni of this. and it brings back a lot of memories. because it is..., quite a long time ago. we want to thank you, to and walgreens is super excited in being a part of the petty theft program and we are excited to work on that one. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. good evening. my name is shirley and i am a youth leader from the china town community, cdc and the pedestrian safety is an issue that we should all be concerned about. we also hear on the news on tv or on the radio there are (inaudible) that are struck by the car. they can lead to deaths like the two cases that just happened. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, everyone. my name is (inaudible) and i am a resident in china town, and like, from last money went to (inaudible) which is of the single building, and then i heard from a senior that she lives like in that building for over 20 years and she is and she heard a lot of (inaudible) and caught and instruct like on the street. and like throughout the china town and like that

>> i am a little bit torn but i want to share how i am kind of thinking about this in reading this over, before the meeting and doing a little bit of research on the child abuse and neglect reporting act which is found in penal code section 11464, and following and i think that the way that i am thinking about this is this proposal does not create any new duties upon the officers to report to cps, in fact what it does is it limits the abilities or provide more clarity to the officers in the reporting to cps, to cases involving factors of lethality and i think that is a wise way to limit it and i think that for the folks and i understand the concern from the community, that the messaging that may go out is that this is creating a new situation under which a police officer is going to call cps and create that effect, but, i think under, again, sort of the child abuse neglect and reporting act, officers are mandatory reporters, and they must call the police and they must call cps according to this law that i looked at whenever there is a reasonable suspicious of neglect and that is pretty

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i am an educator. i am now a museum director, but i am still an educator.e received three f-minuses in retirement. i have tried. i have literally failed at retirement. and so i am thinking, it is not a word i should use anymore. maybe i should just think of a time that i would work less intensely. because i think that, with my colleagues at the national museum of african art, that we are doing serious, good, exciting work, i do not think i should leave just yet. but the time will surely come when i will work less intensely. and who knows when that will be? >> johnnetta cole, director of the national museum of african art. >> did an hour really pass? thank you so much. >> for free transcripts, or to give us your comments, visit us at q&a.org. they are also available as cspan podcasts. ♪ >> next, live, your comments and questions on "washington journal." president30 p.m., bill clinton attends a campaign senator. an arkansas c-span's student cam competition is underway. award 150ition will prizes to win $100,000. the topic is "the three branches and you." this

i am jeanie woods and i am a member of the african american health equity council. and i stand to say that i am in total support of the health commission's recommendations and i hope that you support the recommendations also. thank you. >> thank you. and our next speaker, please? >> good afternn, commissioners, i am maxine and the member of the african american, council and we are not here asking for a hand out and or something for nothing, but we are asking for support and for resources tha, will provide us some health equity and it will allow us to help ourself and to be self-sufficient, and this is prevention, and as we know, and an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, thank you. >> thank you. >> and as dr. ramon comes in and the nkt three and actually the next speakers would be, and i found davis here and so it will be swift and cathy davis. please. >> hold this up. >> maybe not. commissioners, good afternoon. and nice to see old friends, still. and some of the commissioners and i first met and i have the privilege of working with doctor tamas a while b

i think that where i am torn still is i am hearing from the dv community that there is a feeling that there could be improvements upon this language and i think that as i pointed out, i am, i was a little bit torn and i don't want to be knitpicky about that option seven and i think that the objective is to give more clarity that is why i didn't like the idea of mixing language which i see from dui cases with a higher standard under the penal code, 647 and i guess where i am torn is that it better to pass this now and fine tune it in 6 months, or it better to wait a little bit of time to fix that language and i don't know which one sends a better message out to the officers, if the general order goes out to the officer to sort of train because it is a complex policy, is it better to sort of retrain in six months and saying that this is a better way to do it and or better to do the fixes and send it out once? but i think that my concern with waiting is that the individual officers out in the field are making this judgment calls on a daily basis and perhaps, continuing to exercise discre

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>> i am a democrat and i am for bruce rauner because he is my husband. but when bruce says he will shake things up, he means it can an economichave agenda. this isn't about democrat or republican. this is about our state's future. that is why i am hope you will be for bruce, too. >> this is michelle obama and i know pat quinn. i have seen that pat has the kurds to do what is right. now pat is fighting to raise minimum wage. he is creating jobs here at home instead of shipping jobs overseas. he will never cut funding for military families or veterans to give tax breaks to the wealthy. election, barack and i are casting our votes for our friend pat quinn. c-span's campaign 2014 is bringing you 100 debates for control of congress. follow us on twitter and like this on facebook. >> on the next "washington discussesdiana oakley how prepared americans are to potentially outlive their america -- their retirement savings. then mickey mcintyre looks at the death with dignity laws in place across the u.s.. this comes at the decision of a 29-year-old two and her li

i am not a democrat, i am not a republican. i am an american.deeply about what is happening to america. e pluribus unum, out of many one. we the people need to take control of our government from career politicians like my opponents, who take their orders from special interests and big money. tonight you have the opportunity to interview all three candidates and determine who is the best candidate for the role as u.s. senator. i hope you demonstrate to you this evening -- to demonstrate to you this evening that i am not bound by party, money, or ideology. i am a public servant, and i hope to demonstrate my ideas of what is broken in america. i want a better america for our future, a strong economy, strong military, term limits, campaign finance reform, and tax reform. i'm asking for your vote and i got -- i hope that tonight you will make a decision on the person and not the party. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for having us. we are so grateful. i am pleased that. -- please to be here tonight. here tonight i am running for the united s

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. >> i am turning out for the legalization of marijuana. >> i am fred and i am turning out because ito impress my friends. that's the only reason to ever do anything. >> the video is already having a huge impact on cat. ♪ >> i am darrin and i am turning out for education. >> i am ej and i am turning out for marriage equality. >> i am turning out for reproductive rights. >> i don't think he is going anywhere. all right. i will go first to you, andy. a change of pace. you said this is the video that will finally get you to vote. you said you will -- you are waiting for something to get you out to vote. >> i am a fan of little jonathon. there are a couple of things here. rock the vote prides itself on being a nonpartisan organization. they just want people to get out and vote. they don't tell you who to vote for or what to vote for. in this video every issue they bring up as a reason for voting is a liberal cause. or they don't bring up a single conservative cause. there are a couple of other things wrong with this. can we show this clip? >> occupied. >> we are in here voting. >> you ar

i am an educator. i am now a museum director, but i am still in educator.received three f-in retirement. i have tried. i have literally failed at retirement. thinking, it is not a word i should use anymore. maybe i should just think of a time that i would work less intensely. think that, with my colleagues at the national museum of african art, that we are doing serious, good, exciting work, i do not think i should leave just yet. but the time will surely come when i will work less intensely. and who knows when that will be? cole,netical -- johnetta director of the national museum of african art. didid in our really pass -- an hour really pass? thank you so much. >> for free transcript, or to give us your comments, visit us at "q&a.org. they are also available as suzanne speaks that the conservative party's annual conference. imf director talks about the imf's growth outlook. at 11:00, another chance to see q&a

. >> people keep asking if i am back. yeah, i am thinking i am back! ♪ ♪ >> the film is very gritty and very action packed, but also funny at the same time. was that something that you guys kind of implemented? >> i am glad people laughed at the right times that we want they would to laugh, which is good. >> yeah, i think we wanted to create a tone where we knew the audience could have fun and go along on this cathar i can ride with john. >> they really want today talk about a lot of the motifs of fate and crossing over, and past and who you are, you have become, who do you want to be and, the worlds that they create. the languages of the world and the individual style. >> i i am not afraid of john wick. >> uh-huh. >> do you believe in fate. >> josh, fate. it's like one of those tricky ones. >> sometimes i believe that everything happens for a reason, though. >> or you can get a reason out of anything that happens. >> because i make up my own reason. >> as opposed to having a reason that's given to you, maybe there is a reason out of something that you

>> and i am not knocking them and i am just saying that we have no idea who these people are. and they are not non-profits that suck the money out of the city and they are there to create a greater bureaucracy as the domestic violence has been declining to some agree, but we are seeing more agencies pop up, almost everywhere. the fight domestic violence, or to promote brochure and documents to prevent the domestic violence, and i can read a few here under the san francisco domestic violence, council, there is 17, agencies. and the apa families support services and the asian pacific islander and the asian woman's shelter and the legal aid fund and the san francisco united against violence and the cooperative restrainingorder, clinic and the house, and the futures without violence, and glide, woman's shelter and i have a problem with the glide woman's shelter because she get a half a million dollars to run that organization over there. they don't donate it to anybody. and then we have the jewish and the children's services out of oakland and what are they doing here, and the jus

i don't, yeah, i am speaking at 11:15. i am down the street. so i think what we will do is take a recess until we can find a third member of the board to take over. and i do ask that we reschedule vision zero back to thursday, so that we can all keep our quorum. the original date that vision zero committee was set for. and i will make a couple of comments, yes there is a prayer and memorial for a senior resident that was killed at sacramento and stockton at 10 a.m. tomorrow, and we hope that folks will be able to attend. and know that this is not the list, but this is an intersection tha w

i am just a people person. i am a social butterfly. this is how i do my time. always have my makeup and my hair done, radiant. that's the reputation i have in here. some of them call me diva. >> i am a bit of a shopaholic. i like my things. that's why i am in here, grand theft, stealing people's stuff and shopping. >> benefield said she had convictions for theft and burglary but never served more than 90 days. this time the judge gave her five years and eight months she is eligible for release in half that time. >> what girl doesn't love to shop? i love to shop. i am just going about it the wrong way. >> benefield says her primary mo was not to steal from stores but other shoppers. >> i always wanted to look the part when i go out. i always got dressed did my makeup professionally and then i would go out there and steal. the attention wasn't drawn on me. because i am looking like an ordinary shopper. lady would put their purses in the buggy and they wouldn't watch their buggy at all. i would reach in their purse, and get the wallet and zip it back up and put it

going to i am going to kansas city. is. >>> time is 613, he was selling his home cooking and about 7:00 p.m. he went to pack up his car and shots were fired harp he was trying to raise money because they were getting married next year. >> i feel cheated, i feel lost, i feel anger h-i lost my bed.$♪ friend. i don't know how you will and they are fighting developers who want to bam and many people who live there. >> answer my questions. >> more than 200 people pack add meeting with a developer last and they been and it gap oop we don't have a problem with the way it's now but to rezone, build a six or seven story structure, in our back and they will fill the 600 new jobs, and they will bring it to the 0 map and they are investigating a possible data card breach. they are already in touch with officials and stable will not and she said she was canoeing when the shark took shoe too and the woman was able to swim back to shore it and we have a new and we are and -- and we want to hoeth let you know it is there. through miful

i am waiting until i am 70. and then when my kids are 10 to 15 they can change me, but they won't get money until they are 18 so they have no choice but treat me regalley or i will write them out of the will. i created a group of young slaves that will take care of my whatnot. >> so it is no different than now? >> that's how it works. basically they will not expect knee to play ball. i will be feeble and drunk. >> again, no different. >> would you consider dhog as an employee. >> i feel like is a a woman i am supposed to applaud this. i think it is a perm decision. young it -- i think it should be at the expense of the woman. where does it end? you are opening a can of something. should they then pay for dinner if you don't make it home? should they pay for the sitter if you are working late. i want to lean in, but not so far i lose my balance. see what i did there? >> did you pay for the bottle of wine before you pulled the turkey baster out? >> i mean, yeah, it is painful. >> this is an interesting discussion.

i am different. i will use my christian faith as a guiding principle and i will, as matthew says, unto the least of these, take care of the folks that need it most and to make matters worse -- >> your time has expired. >> south carolina, the federal government is broke. they have no money. i sat back during october when my son was about to be born and watched the government shutdown. the moment we have gridlock in congress, it's not going to come the south carolina. want to give you a quick example. i'm a young man and i know what it's like to make $15,000 or $20,000 a year. the fact is, we have to keep this program strong for those that really need it. if you're under the age of 18, i want you to be able to get coverage. if you have physical or mental impairments, i want you to be able to get coverage. i have seen my policy more than double in the past two years. and when i had my first born son, i had to pay 100% out of pocket because in private coverage, you can't get maternity care anymore. we've

i don't, yeah, i am speaking at 11:15. i am down the street. so i think what we will do is take a recess until we can find a third member of the board to take over. and i do ask that we reschedule vision zero back to thursday, so that we can all keep our quorum. the original date that vision zero committee was set for. and i will make a couple of comments, yes there is a prayer and memorial for a senior resident that was killed at sacramento and stockton at 10 a.m. tomorrow, and we hope that folks will be able to attend. and know that this is not the list, but this is an intersection that we need to look at. those left turns are the top violations that lead to fatalities on that intersection. and we have so many pedestrians in chinatown, we definitely have to prioritize that intersection. and i do want to appreciate all the work. i don't want to be a session to give mta a hard time. we want to be sure that there is clear understanding what have we mean by vision zero, and near-term improvements. and i think that the discussion is helpful, and u

>> i am sorry i have three small questions, one is that i am the new commissioner and so i am trying to get the scope. with regard to what is covered under the chao act and the hca, how to quantify what is capturing with the hco and verses what is not. already being covered under the mandate and i think ta we are going to be missing small employers; is that correct?? and that is a very, very small employers at that. >> could you reword that? >> yeah. >> hco and the hca mandate and i am trying to get a capture of how big of an impact that where we are, and we are putting all of this work in to keep the hcao in place, verses what there with the hca and the affordable care act and could you quantify, what addition and capturing a population, and demographic of who we are additionally covering with the hcao that we are not covering under the rule. >> do you mean by the numbers like how many employees? >> i know that you can't do the percentage and the numbers and it is just the employer's side,; is that correct?? >> the very small employers. >> we are not actually because a very small em

hoping that you will pass this resolution, and i, i am a member of ace, and i am working with this question, about the bonds money or whatever the money that has come for us loans on these homes and stuff like that, if they were so bad, and the banks would not want them, they would give them to you. and so, that is your collateral is the backing of these homes, that you will take the loan off. and so use a little common sense and i got through my 70 years of life, not from education, but from common sense, and so i think that it is very, very... if you get these homes, that is your collateral and it is that simple, do these people want to stay in these homes, so thank you, and vote yes on it. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is chris write and i am executive director on the committee of jobs and the employers and we encourage you today to consider three things before voting first over the last two years, dozens of cities have been encouraged to use the eminent domain in this way, not a single city has agreed to do so not seattle or chicago and not baltimore and not berkeley

i think all the time i am the guy you want opening the cob pit door? i am your guy. did i read it? >> yeah, i read it. >> if you can't figure out how to put a seatbelt on, the world may be better if you don't survive the crash. >> maybe not so terrible. you know what is terrible, people who fly virgin know what i mean. it is a loud,en locational film with sining and it is the worst thing. i love virgin, but i hate that video with a passion. coming up, i waxed my body and traveled the course of an elephant's digestive system. that's the third time this week. how did the president celebrate his 200th round of golf? i don't know. but i bet he will play more golf. >>> as the virus struts, the president putts. this weekend we saw the first case of ebola con trabted in the u.s -- contracted in the u.s. she caught it from the man with ebola she was treating. she said they would have had a cure by now if not for budget cuts. and hillary clinton said because of sequestration the cdc didn't have the resources it needed to fight the disease. bs. but hold on said the governor. he says under th

i am very different. i am a small businessman, a phd in engineering. i have about 50 patents and i want to put that to work for you. i want to work for you. we could have a better way forward. i have 1% or less of the money they do. you are going to be seeing lots i have 1% or less of the money of ads run by them. we have the views off old that have been supported by, the special interest groups. if you want to support me, you have to talk to other people. i am asking for more. i am asking for you to tell other people and them to hunt for hunt on at the ballot. >> thanks to the candidates here this evening and to our panel of distinguished journalists for thank you very much. and we will like to thank of the of ads run by them. atlanta press club. remember, this election is on tuesday, november 4 and early voting has already begun. we urge you to cast your ballot. the atlanta press club loudermilk young debate series is made possible by a donation from the -- i am brenda wood. have a good evening. >> you can see this debate and others at c-span.org. on

and i am still doing it. and my program has been serving adults with disabilities through on you the bay area and with the special emphasis on serving the people who are deaf and hard of hearing. we assess and prepare those refer by the state department that we have, for job readiness and skills and then partner with the job seeker to assist in the job search process with the role of finding a position that they are qualified for, and with a variety of supports/accommodations as-needed. and including, even sign language classes. at the work site. and our job seekers reflect the larger community in which we all live and work. representing a wide variety of skills and talents, and entry level to professional. and we strongly focus on helping the individual learn as best as they can the tools that they need and can use, to look for a job and land a job, and keep it. and we have developed the strong partnerships with the employers over the years who look to us and i am happy to say, and unless as a staffing servi

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and working for the betterment of the city and i know that there is a process to be followed and i am wondering on the process and the police have concluded the investigation if we could recalendar it to see if there is something that we could have done better as a city to address the four recent homicides? >> chief wants to respond? yeah. >> so, a meeting is already taken place with the domestic violence, and the commission is status on women, and in (inaudible), and that actually occurred before the board of supervisors, meeting, committing to reconvening that review board, which, was not necessary, because we did not have a dv related homicide for four years, so it never really was, deactivated and there was never a case to be heard and so it is now been stood back up again and there will be, a conversation as to how it is supposed to be configured from what it used to be. and then, i can assure you that we did a full investigation, as to when the officers or one of the or without getting into the details of the case, that they had a very cordial relationship, so there was never re

when i am not at the race car, i am driving off of "the sun" shine.e not been to a gas station since september. >> lalani, you mentioned when you were at the racetrack and when you are at the racetrack, you are in front of perhaps the widest cross section of americans. how important is it in terms of innovation to just normalize it for average americans? >> i mean that's one of the most do. i actually feel like i have been an environmentalist. i am making the most difference when i am at the racetrack. environmentalist. i attend a lot of environmental events. when i am at environmental choir. it's nice to be around people who agree with you but you are not moving the needle at all if you don't go out there and talk to people who don't believe yet and so, when i am at the nascar track, that's when i really feel like i am reaching a large section of mainstream america that might not be sold on some of these ideas and driving a race car kind of gives me the ability to talk to these people. so, you know, my motto is really, if you just go around talking t

i am not sure what mr. cotton -- >> you to see all of this debate later on c-span and also at our website www.c-span.org. it looks i with a good signal out of lexington, kentucky for the debate between mitch mcconnell and alison lundergan grimes. we will go to it live now. >> just in the last couple of weeks. not going to be able to provide as many services because of these cuts. let's make sure what we are talking about here. on medicare toid provide subsidies for people who are not old and not poor enough to be on medicaid and that bill is a huge mistake. say thet the cbo report number of full-time people were declined and others working fewer hours, is that in the way some have interpreted and you said a job loss? >> let's put it simply. 2.5 million fewer people will be working. is a goodhink that idea for the country to have more joblessness particularly as which isof this bill, a huge step in the wrong direction. i think it is the worst peas of legislation passed and the past half-century. by fact subs