. >> so i am the owner of bfc management and founded becca, which is the current cbd bid. david kept saying, you know, you need more community support if you want me to support you and it got really frustrating at times. and in hindsight, i am really glad he did that, because i have never seen our community quite so together. and not just the community -- not just the stakeholders, but the police, the da's office, everybody who has come together to make broadway a little bit better and a appreciate that. and it's been a long battle and people, you know, why do it? why push so hard? and the idea is that if my thinking if we make broadway better, we make north beach better, and if we make north beach better, we make san francisco better and i think it's worth the effort and worth the support from the board of supervisors to create this cbd. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other speakers? please come. >> hi, good morning my name is mike patrid a member of the police advisory board and resident. broadway has had a very colorful history as an entertainment area

i'm becca king reed and this week we're inside the pacific hotel part of san jose's history park. we're going to look at an exhibit called through my father's eyes. ricardo alvarado was a very talented photographer who took many photograph. his daughter janet found those photos after her father passed away. today we're going to share some of those photos and memories with you. and we'll also meet an incredible woman who is at the forefront of independence. and we're going to

. >> reporter: in los angeles becca breedlove, a divorced mother of 5-year-old river says staying home is not an option. >> the reality is i have to work. i give her 110% when i get home. >> reporter: more women enter the work force when men lost jobs during the recession. there are still questions about how far a woman's paycheck will stretch. >> they are contributing to the family income. the concern is they earn only 77% of what men earn on average. if you're a single mother you cannot provide adequately for your family. >> reporter: even though the survey says most americans think kids do better when mom is home the burley family says this arrangement works for them. >> all right. >> when you're in the situation you don't think about it. it's just your life, and you love it. >> reporter: for many american families, this is the new normal. >> let's eat with your right hand. what was your favorite part about the park. >> reporter: rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a loss in the music world and the explaining the president was forced to do last night. t

i'm becca king reed and this week we're inside the pacific hotel part of san jose's history park.t an exhibit called through my father's eyes. ricardo alvarado was a very talented photographer who took many photograph. his daughter janet found those photos after her father passed away. today we're going to share some of those photos and memories with you. and we'll also meet an incredible woman who is at the forefront of independence. and we're going to

but i think through the efforts of joe carubo, becca, bsc management u the voice of broadway, sotele, the residents who live above broadway never gave up and had meeting after meeting after meeting. in the 25 years i have been done there, i have never seen the collaborative effort that they have. so i would say this; i think it's time and i thank supervisor chiu very much for saying need more support, i need more support, i need more support. because right now it's time. and north beach has a chance, the broadway corridor, to rebrand itself, because some of the problem operators have gone out of business. they can rebrand and they can start to attract the kind of people that they want down there now and this window of opportunity is right now. so i want to thank supervisor chiu and all the collaborative efforts from the community to bring this to fruition. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors, any name is douglas. once again for the record i will have to oppose the resolution and in my opinion this is not being heard in the correct committee and i think it opens up

i'm with becca and bfc and bfc has a management company that has venues that operate in president chiu's district. and representative kim's district. and i think that this is kind of a reasonable legislation. and i also had a couple of comments listening to the questions back and forth. and i think president chiu has done some great legislation and this is kind of a carry on and i also believe that the entertainment commission has been a lot more responsive these last several years and we appreciate that since we were all looking for kind of a responsible club owners, as well. and now, i would just say that as for the late night, you know, it is kind of a double edged sword and so there has been an explosion of the underground late night venues, and they are in both of your districts. and it is kind of the and so they are out there and so they are unregulated and so i just kind of be careful about that. and so, that is about all that i have to say. and i want to support the legislation. >> good evening. >> i want to ask you a quick question, what would you do now that they are under regu

this becca, and this is ruthie. and this is barnabus, the oldest doings here, 3 years old, veteran.his is kai. and this is lila. lila is the youngest of the group. she's only 9 months old. she's in training. these dogs are trained by lutheran church charities, only the most obedient and docile dogs qualify. they show up at national disasters to help comfort victims. 8-year-old courtney brown, a second grade student at the plaza towers elementary school, fractured her skull in the tornado. >> this is ruthie. courtney went to the same school where seven other children were killed. >> courtney's dad sits beside his daughter so grateful she's alive and able to talk to ruthie and ruthie's handler. >> i'm sorry how my school was destroyed by the tornado. >> do you want to tell? >> yes. i was on the ground, on my knees and doing this, i hit my head on the back. >> it's not only children and not only victims that comfort dogs visit. many of the doctors and nurses want to see them too. courtney who broke her arm before the tornado said she got to visit with two comfort dogs. >> lila's only n

corporate tax system and the way that we treat multinationals, because of the way they are treated becca at home. ireland byitter, has letting any the membership obligation by the e.u. because of the deal? guest: i do not know if they have violated any laws, but they will be in hot water. other european countries do not like they're very low corporate tax rate. in the same way that we are and out liar because we are too high compared to other developed countries, apple is an out liar because there's so much lower. other countries do not like that. there is a huge incentive for apple and other multinationals to move their money to ireland. they do that to keep that low rate and other preferential treatment that they get from locating in ireland. there will be renewed pressure and it will take a lot of heat for monday european countries who have been pushing for a long time for our land to change its system. host: a story by reuters today appearing in "the baltimore sun ." guest: i am not surprised. this is something ireland offered to help create job growth in ireland when it was release

>> becca, you lost 92 pounds.u can do that much more. it's time to start living. >> we're going to have to wait till tonight to see the final result transformation weight loss contributor chris powell, always, always so good to see you here. those twins are just on their way. you know, there's so many people that have to lose a lot of weight. you're like, where do i get started? how do we get started. >> the biggest mistake people make, they try to make a quantum leap and say i'll do 45 minutes of cardio. just take a small trip. remove the soda from lunch or walking in place and while you're watching tv for five minutes a day. it's about making that small promise you know you can keep each and every day. that's how the transformation journey begins. >> think big but focus small, day to day just one thing you can do. give us when it comes to food give us that one tip or the one suggestion that you would have for us that would really help us out. >> you know what, one thing a lot of people experience is cravings. we

this, becca, and this is ruthie, and this is barnabus, the veteran, three years old. and kai.always seem them. and lylea is the youngest of the group. she's only 9 months old. she's in training. they're trained and sponsored by lutheran church charities. they show up at national disasters like the oklahoma tornado, to help comfort victims. 8-year-old courtney brown, a second-grade student at the plaza towers elementary school fractured her skull in the tornado. >> hello. this is ruthie. >> courtney went to the same school where seven other children were killed. >> did you have peanut butter today? she's sniffing peanut butter. >> no. >> courtney's tad sits beside his daughter, so grateful she's alive. and able to talk to ruthie and ruth ruthie's handler. >> i'm worried about how my school was destroyed. okay. i was on the ground. and i was doing this. and i hit my head on the back and here. >> there you go. >> but it's not only children, and not only victims that comfort dogs visit. many of the doctors and nurses want to see them, too. courtney, who broke her arm before the to