we as an organization look at different strategies for providing affordable housing to the residents of the neighborhood. i'm also part of the south of market stabilization plan cac and we'll be there to really make sure that more -- more investments are made towards affordable housing and [speaker not understood] obviously i'm here to support more affordable housing dollars to go towards supporting our commutes in san francisco, not just the fill -- filipinos, but the others that captain afford it in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you, ms. [speaker not understood]. >>> madam chair, mr. president, scott. my name is [speaker not understood], north of market activist central city activist. what do you do in politics? you run something up the flag and see who salutes, right? i don't see any transportation activists here. i don't see a single one. the western soma plan [speaker not understood] blood sweat and tears to put together a great process. it's a huge list of considerations and compromises, very complicated. if you're going to change it, it's only fair and it only makes se

and you yourself are an amazing organizer and an amazing human being and i look forward to continuing to work with you. thank you. >> actually, mario, one more speaker, and that would be our good clerk. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. yudidia, i want to four being part of my management team, specifically for the youth commission, the efforts that you coordinated have been triumphant whether it's been your management of the staff in the department, your hiring, your administration in the division, and the very successful high profile projects that you and the commission and your team have worked on. but your most important work, as you heard today, is your youth leadership development with the commissioners. you've actually changed lives. your investment in the commissioners, their morale, established your work as someone that they could count on. and you've gained a lot of friends here at the board. i'm sure we'll see you soon. i want to also thank you for mentoring fimi [speaker not understood] the next director for the youth commission. i know she's going to fill your boots as the

an organization must look for ways to improve.the steps i have described reflect a fundamental belief in how a risk profile should be seen with a challenge and the rights where information is available. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. >> good morning, chairman, senator mccain, members of the subcommittee. i am here today to help explain some of the facts surrounding the events in question. to the best of my knowledge and recollection. >> thank you very much. let me start with you, ina drew. if we look at exhibit number 81, which is in front of you, we probably have more than a probably have more than a round or two with his first panel. we will switch after 12 minutes. >> on march 20, 2012, about the cio, on page 20 provide a chart listing nine investment portfolios at the cio. and you indicated whether they had longer or shorter investment horizons. where is it all not sure? >> it is on the right side on the bottom. where it is noted that the portfolio is reducing credit security. >> all right. so it is

organization looked great. >>reporter: state regulator seek to revoke their license permanently. they say they found a number of violences. among them an infant sleeping in a high chair. worker without a proper background check. more children than what the school is licensed to care for and the improper restraining of children. investigators actually showed some of the parents photo of the baby swaddle with blanket tied around the body and another around the ankle. >> trying to find out the whole

i think the will and the desire are certainly there to serve veterans if you look at an organizationt, my home state just announced a new initiative where they're going to hire every veteran who applies for a job, as long as they have a clean background check, they want that experience there. the country certainly appreciates veterans and wants to serve them. >> good intentions just don't get them those benefits soon enough. >> right which is why i think it's important and i appreciate tom's service and being able to work with him as well as other veterans serving in congress and the u.s. senate because it is going to take all of us having a concerted focus, commitment and effort to make sure that the resources are there, that the focus and attention doesn't wane if it's not at the top of the headline. >> i thank both of you first of all for being here today, most of all for your service both on the battlefield and now in congress. i hope you'll come back and talk to us. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >>> when we return, he placed seventh in this weekend's conservative straw poll

like to also just say that tomorrow, or thursday, an important gathering of health advocates, researchers and community organizations is convening to look at san francisco health improvement and partnerships to san francisco but also strongly support by our many communities based organizations. i'm proud to be supporting and participating in aligning assets to community health and health equity the san francisco strategies and convening. i would like to say a lot of the activist and researchers are not only celebrating the victory of public access, but empowerment so we can challenge child obesity and increase healthy city. i would like to adjourn this meeting in memory of -- mr. curt. he was a beloved husband of minnie lou who is a resident. mr. curt was remembered for his intellect, humor and keen sense of ace esthetics. he was born october 17, 1948 in san mateo. the youngest child of herbert curts. he had an undergraduate degree and degrees from washington state university and he also studied accounting at golden gate university. he also served in law school. marks colleagues remember him as a scholarly person who served with great d

. >> reporter: investigators are also looking at ebel's associates in prison. an organization that tracks hate groups called colorado prison gangs the 2-11 crew one of the most vicious with a far reach. >> we very often see the leaders of these gangs in prison or doing hits on people outside of the prison. >> reporter: on ongoing search for answers as the state gets set to say good-bye to one of its top public officials in an memorial for tom clements on monday. now colorado prisons remain on lockdown tonight, lester. officials here hope to get those test results back early next week. meantime, evan ebel's father is a well-known lawyer here in colorado, even friends with the governor. we spoke to a source close to the family who says he is absolutely devastated by all of this. >> kristen, thank you. >>> president obama weighed in once again today in the fight over guns. in his weekly address the president said each of his proposals to reduce gun violence should get a vote in congress, including a ban on assault weapons. another strong supporter of such a ban is new york's mayo

this is an opportunity for read organization looking at new ways to do it. to put the right people in the right places in order to impact crime. >> the smaller geographic area for officers to patrol should allow them to be more efficient without spreading out the department's resources. >> now to a story will see ollie on kron 4, devils started in east bay business district over the weekend. they hit businesses in downtown oakland on 17th street. the vandals used glue to them is a lot said many of the shots. the president of the south broadway business association says the latest boeing incident continues and ongoing strength of vandalism here. in fact one shopowner says she is considering relocating are business out of oakland. >> that is right. i should not have to do that. oakland is my home and i want to live here, work here, and do my business here. >> merchants say they have no idea who or why they're being targeted. they just wanted to stop. >> police have arrested a man who is suspected of killing a 77 year-old san francisco newspaper vendor in janua

a couple of private sector organizations that we've looked at as an organization and one is rally point.com and another is america corporate partners where they provide for vets and soldiers and marines in the service they can leverage when they get out of service. just like american corporate partners provides mentorships for fortune 500 ceo's. what can we do to connect these guys with sort of the opportunities they need to get the types of job, bluar, and white collar they'll be able to sustain. >> alisyn: it seems to suggest to be part of the problem, i don't know if you agree with this, is that these veterans themselves don't quite know how to market themselves, how to sell the skills they've gotten, say, on the battlefield and how that translate into resume' language. are they themselves not necessarily sort of their best pr agents? >> yeah, we could do better on educating vets and how to articulate how their skills translate. there's great legislation in congress that would automatic translate a lot, certifications into the military to the civilian world and don't have to get retraine

an activist and director of. org is literally bringing the fight against bigotry to the front door of one of america's most homophobic organizations the westboro baptist church after looking up the church's topeka kansas headquarters he realized that the house across the street was for sale it was an opportunity too good to be true. jackson and his organization purchased the house now called the equality house and decorated it with the colors of the gate wide play of the westboro baptist church has released a profanity filled statement about their new neighbors jackson says the rest of the topeka community has responded positively to the equality is good work here is more proof that nothing fights bad speech better than good speech the bad james i was the head of the texas based great fort bend county tea party. government or democracy for that matter where in a recent report in texas tribune i have one high ranking member of the american fascist party to at least two thousand and three although i've says his time with the mussolini loving a.f.p. was just a joke his posts on the message board seem pretty serious texas tribune is uncovered this telling quote it will be our

looking like? even in the scoping phase getting an understanding of the organization and we are periodically talking to people and really part of phase two we're still doing it in phase one so even though there is a one, two, three step process they're overlapping. as we were driving around the city today dealing with the congestion of san francisco we were thanking and talking about people we know in other parts of country to reach out to and from that standpoint we already have a foot on the ground. >> thank you. commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair and thank you again for your presentation. thank you to staff for the good work. just a couple of questions. i am wondering if you could give us a little information on sort of how do you decide how much input you get from the stakeholders, from the community? and related to that from other members of the board? i am just wondering sort of how do you know that you've had enough input or feedback if you will? >> enough is never enough, and so we try to be as inclusive as possible in the stakeholder engagement process. we have some key drivers tha

happy to vote against an amendment, this assault weapons ban, but also support universal background checks. that will make them look moderate. >> mark, how do you build an organizationf people that really do keep their minds on and their money on gun safety? >> well, i think we've started to do it. at this point we have more than 900 mayors around the country, 100 are republicans. we have almost 1.5 million grassroot supporters and all of them are about as heated up as we have seen about anything. they recognize this is a national moment. if you're going to turn this issue around, now is the time. we've sent more than 200,000 e-mails into the white house and members of congress and shut down switch board and won a major victory in colorado that was pretty hard fought. i think the predicate is there. success is patchwork but it is going to come. >> how do you get people to remind themselves? i know this is a tough one. the gun owner cleans his gun, he packs his shells, he goes hunting, he goes skeet shooting, he has friends who are hunters. he's constantly reinvesting in their gun. they're not gun nuts but that point of view has a self energizing as expect to it. how

parenthood is a horrible organization is not true planned parenthood i just said it is true no it's not true first of all i think what we're probably going to look at planned parenthood an organization that provides the service writer for abortion beyond that they provide air force says a service out of why this is less than one person big cervical cancer sorry right cancer can best feeds your s.t.d. yeah right but yet how many how many abortions exactly you go we're going to abortions a year when a parent and i think you have and we do live in an ivory tower where you live in some sort of weird worked how many of the martian wishes they think about it they need to think about a live thing about a sixteen year old who has committed where does she go we have to wrap it up at that. we're going to leave you were the last words about vince could convince colorado is searching for. you all. just. it's the good the bad of the very very i'm as a filler asli ugly the good rolling jubilee shot of the occupy wall street movement has raised enough money to pay off over eleven million dollars in crushing personal debt for colace americans all household debt declined in two thousand

looking tired and nervous. he tells an anonymous questionnaire that he organized the attack, but says it went further than he attended -- intended. when asked why he did it, he said it is all in the written confession. nouri is the man police claim actually through the acid. he has also written a confession, but refused to say anything for the camera. it is not clear who is asking the questions. sayre guay -- sertgei was badly burned by the attack. a former dancer himself, he has left moscow for treatment in germany. doctors are trying to save his side. he chooses to dances for the bolshoi, and detectives believe it was anger at his decisions that probably lead to the attack. >> for 38, cardinals from all over the globe have been meeting in rahm, at of -- for three days, cardinals from all over the globe have been meeting in rome. they face huge challenges. congregations are declining and fewer young men are becoming priests. our special correspondent is in italy for us. >> if european catholicism has a heartland, it is here. for centuries, pilgrims have come to the tomb of saint francis of assisi. here and across it

one of the concerns organizers might have, in an organized company, and might turn employees ags wnst the union. i look at it this way. if you have massive employee support, yoagswould be conducte a traditional organizing campaign. the vantage is of a campaign in this environment, whatever problems you might think of, for example, you don't need a majority or even 30%, a few people inside and out are all that is necessary. that is the attitude of many union organizers the way to organize the workers is to put enough pres boure on their compy to force the company to surrender and take employees out of the decisionmaking process. here to discuss what that looks like, in real life, is david bego executive management services, a company that now employs 5,000 workers across 38 states. since 2006 his company has been locked in a battle attempting to persuade not the employees to surrender rights to a secret ballot election and become unionized. we also have with us to discus this issue diana furchtgott-roth from the man had an institute and chief economist of the departments of labor and chief of staff of p

organized an event to display their newest equipment. about 100 people attended, including family members and helpers who look after people with dementia. a pill case reminds users to take their medicine and even prevents accidental overdoses. the case is fitted with an alarm and dispenses the correct amount of medicine. researchers said 19 elderly people who forgot to take pills more than once a week tried using the case. after three months, 14 of them found it helpful. other equipment included a transmitter attached to purses or keys. when a remote control button is pushed the equipment emits a sound to help the user locate the eye tim. an electronic calendar also uses sound to remind people of their daily schedules. more than 3 million elderly people suffer from dementia. and the figure is expected to rise in the future. a see orresearch center official said the new equipment can help those with mild symptoms to live at home. >>> japanese skiers have set a new world record for skiing in a long line. 290 skiers set the record in an event organized by ski resort operators in ewau day prefixture. they ranged from 4 to 74. they held a ro

look at the nonprofit sector as a whole but is certainly the largest. >> guest: earned income is not on a transactional aces as the decision to give money to an organization because it is effective in pursuing a public purpose. what i look at my recommend reinventing government to use al gore's phrase, i say let's follow the money. let's find -- charities are subject to market mechanisms and dollars. we should go to the people with the greatest dollars, the greatest outcome and there are some signs i think that the obama administration at least thinks that they're thinking about that. i reference the executive order that came from the office of management and budget last year suggesting there be a higher standard of evidence-based work in terms of the federal grant making procedure. obama has done the fund for social innovation which is another way of rethinking how government looks at the charitable sector. another isn't entirely optimistic as you say that raises the focus on energy and thinking about whether it can be done. i will be the pie eyed optimist for once, our right? midway through the book you chronicle some stories of what i referred to as th

if you look across an organization, any organization in the world and you see multiple scandals, in manying potential scandal, you have to decide what to do first. they have to decide how they're going to handle the child sex crisis, how they're going to handle vatileaks, how they're going to handle the bank scandal and how they're going to bring new people into the fold without alienating those already in the church. the challenges are numerous, and the way you tackle them depends on one's point of view. so i think we'll learn how they want to tackle reform if they decide to go that route when they decide. we can sit around and speculate and give all the details of all that has happened thus far, but we cannot see into the future. so i think this is a process, not an event. it's beginning here. the part that we're seeing is, frankly, for show. it's beautiful, and it's part of tradition, and it's hopefully in the eyes of catholics it makes everyone think about faith and hope and love and theology and scripture. but more than anything this is a process that's going to redefine the church,

an appointment to allow the city to appeal the emergency demonstration. the appeal is definitely coming. he should look beyond the contract to balance the budget because organizedbor has been cut to the bone. as an alternative he recommends making dreet suburbs and make sure municipal employees make the city limits. it's the unions destroying detroit and they need an emergency manager because those currently running the city aren't going to make tough decisions needed to get the city back on track. we will keep an eye on this one. >> thank you so much. it is 47 minutes after the hour. coming up some schools are trying to take away part of your kid's lunch. we will explain what the bullies are done. she was travel secretary of state in history. what has hillary clinton been up to recently. we will have a sneak peak. >> great show as usual ladies. first off i am going to name drop. condoleezza rice will be live on the couch after she goes governor jeb bush will be live talking about immigration. weighing in on dennis rodman is he the next wave the dip plats in this country. senator coal burn got a call from the president are they going to make progress and go bey

. >> an annual tradition in san francisco's mission district might not happen this year. you are looking at video from last year's carnaval celebration. the organizationlly puts on the parade ran out of money. a new group just stepped in.but has a lot of work to do. it needs to raise 170- thousand dollars and get 500 volunteers in order to keep carnaval going for its 35th year. if they don't get the help needed, organizers could cut some of the celebrations. carnaval is scheduled for may 25th and 26th this year. the city is investigating why the original group in charge ran out of money. >> jacqueline: acting to the 60s. let us take a look of the satellite and radar. this system has pressed through. as for take a look of the fog tracker 4. to the delta and the inland valleys. by 6, notice it is expected to pick up overnight. through the east bay. and by age, clearing and sunny skies by a temperatures of the door. 38 and nab 60s through mountain view. 50s along the coast. and berkeley, alameda. as for the sierras. we will start to 70 creasing clouds. a look a your extended forecast. changes and the chances of rainfall, coming up. president obama is a h

organized this thing and you caused this cancer or whatever it might be. >> great question. and we look like we have a couple of people that would like to take an answer on that one. >> when we do our graffiti wipe outs, we have it arranged so it's the nonprofit organization that is applying to us for permission to do it. they're responsible for getting volunteer waivers from all of the participants. our funding to provide them with the supplies and the support to do the wipe out is based on them following our guidelines which are all safety rules provided we don't allow them to use any chemical materials. they're only allowed to use paint. the volunteers must be 15 years of age. so, if they violate any of those criteria, then it's the volunteer organization that's basically not complied with our requirements. so, they have no issue basically with us. in terms of liability just to ensure that we don't have any problems with property owners in terms of painting, we ensure that we get $2 million of liability insurance. that blanketly coffers all of our volunteer program. that is a range to cover my program. iest mate how many volunteers i'm going