i am asking the board to support the efforts that larry bradshaw mentioned to you. i hope that the board of supervisors would encourage them to sit down with you and work it out. i was from the housing clinic. i was a community organizer. i walked the streets and i know what these nonprofits do. i know that their work is hazardous. it is unbelievable what they provide to the city in terms of value. maybe it is time to look at the very rich in this city. they make it so that tourism and commerce can happen. they allow you to extend invitations. it is some of the work of these community groups and the public services of the public employees. it is time that the wealthy take a look at this. everybody is giving to preserve

. >> hello, supervisors, i'm larry bradshaw, a fire paramedic. i'm here to speak against the contract at san francisco general hospital. i'm going to let the supervisors know the union has put forward a counterproposal that provides for a higher level of security and saves as much money as d.p.h. says it will save by contracting out to unarmed private security guards that have no power of arrest. now, d.p.h. management makes the excuse that they are not interested in our proposal because they're not interested in being in the security business and they with an to concentrate on their core admission which is health. that's an antiquated vision of health. the national institute of occupational safety and health and the federal osha both recognize violence in the workplace as being about those health and safety. workplace violence is the second leading cause of occupational death in this country. each week an average of 20 workers are murdered and 18,000 are assaulted at their place of work. workplace violence is clustered in certain occupational ca

. >> i love this question from mark bradshaw via facebook. much money does jack welch have on him right now? >> i don't know. probably about -- i'd say somewhere between $100 and $120. knocking me off wouldn't get you too far. >> i read recently you made $720 million yourself. is that true? >> something like that. >> not bad, is it? >> for a kid from salem who went to a $50 a semester college. hell of a country, huh? >> does money make you happy? >> no. i had my pile early. seeing other people get money is the biggest turn-on. we used to get stock option sheets on friday night. we'd see an engineer making $80,000 cashing in stock for $275,000 or $400,000. we thought, what a weekend they will have. that's the turn-on to get everybody to grow. that's what we did in america for 100 and some years. >> why isn't america manufacturing more stuff now? why isn't it recognizing that this is the big problem? >> we are manufacturing lots of things. we don't want to manufacture t-shirts. >> what about, for example, very heavy big plant machinery and ship

from mark bradshaw via facebook. how much money does jack welch have on him right now?n't know, but i'd probably be about -- i'd say somewhere between $100 and 140 bucks so knocking me off wouldn't get you a -- >> i read quite recently you made $720 million yourself. that true? >> something like that. >> not bad, is it? >> for a kid from salem that went through a $50 a semester college, a hell of a country, huh. >> does money make you happy? >> no. i had my pile pretty early. making other people -- seeing other people get money is the biggest turnon in the world. we used to get the stock option sheets on friday night in our company. we'd see a guy making $80,000, an engineer. cashing in stock for $275,000 or $400,000. we'd say what a hell of a weekend they're going to have. and that is the turn-on. to get everybody to grow. and that's what we got to do in america. that's what we did for 100 and some years. >> why isn't america manufacturing more stuff now? why isn't it recognizing this is probably the big problem? >> we're manufacturing -- we don't want to manufacture t

. >> another question here, i love this one from mark bradshaw via facebook.money does jack welch have on him right now? >> i don't know, but i'd probably be about -- i'd say somewhere between $100 and 120 bucks so knocking me off wouldn't get you too much. >> i read a quote recently that you have made $720 million yourself. is that true? >> something like that. >> it's not bad, is it? >> for a kid from salem that went through a $50 a semester college, a hell of a country, huh? >> does money make you happy? >> no, i had my pile pretty early. making -- seeing other people get money is the biggest turn on in the world. we used to give the stock options sheets on friday night in our company and we'd see a guy making $80,000, an engineer, cashing in stock for $275,000 or $400,000 and we'd say what a hell of a weekend they're going to have. and that is the turn on. to get everybody to grow, and that's what we've got to do in america. that's what we did for 100 and some years. >> why isn't america manufacturing more stuff now? why isn't it recognizing that this is p

this tornado took aim at bradshaw, nebraska. terry dicks saw it coming, dove into his basement. >> pretty scary. didn't last long, but i don't ever want to re-do it. >> reporter: in nearby elm creek, neighbors pitched in to help terry out. >> there is some anxiety. some sadness. but when you look at it, as hard as everybody is working, it's really, you know, it's really neat that everybody together to help a family out. >> reporter: sirens sounded in the sixth inning of the college world series in omaha. florida led vanderbilt 3-1 but high winds and ominous skies quickly scattered players and fans. that college world series baseball game was suspended. we are told there were no injuries involved. meanwhile, the severe weather continues to move across this part of texas. it did bring some drought relief here, up to 4 inches of rain in some areas. but most of the state remains under severe drought conditions. don teague, cbs news, rockwall, texas. >>> now to the stubborn wildfires raging throughout the west. arizona governor jan b

there is an interview online with a cattleman named kenny bradshaw. he's not alive anymore.y. that's the reality of it. for some reason, the association of cattlemen want them off the land and they come up with bogus reasons why they are doing harm. they're not. i live there. >> why do they want them off the land? what's the real reason? >> i don't actually know. they think they are in competition with the cattle, but the cattle mostly stay in the river areas where the creeks are. they do damage to the creeks where the horses range freely all over. they come to the creek to drink but range freely over this beautiful land. one of the pictures has a vast view of the land that the horses live on. there is room for both. >> right. didn't george w. bush say the cow and horse can co-exist together? >> he did. we should adopt one of those 33,000 horses. >> no. she doesn't want us to adopt. >> adopt the ones that are already there. >> bring them to yonkers. >> we have pictures of the horses being shown. they are beautiful. >> let's adopt that one and call it gumdrop. >> i don't know