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the initiative to be an extension of the small-business center to reach out to neighborhood and commercial businesses. part of the wells fargo plan would be for our managers, part of the office of economic work force development programs. the one to one or door-to-door campaign, there would be a media outreach at the small business center job squad, but also door- to-door with managers and staff for multi-lingual, spanish, and chinese. >> -- supervisor kim: is there already a corridor meter? >> we have 11 in the neighborhood market initiative. this would be in the valley. supervisor kim: i am sorry, which one? >> of leland avenue. -- on leland avenue, lower pok lk street, third street in bay view, mission excelsior -- supervisor kim: mission street and excelsior? >> yes. lower 24th, fillmore, and terra belle. supervisor avalos: follow-up questions as well. on those corridors, or those cities that? or are they contract out? >> it is a combination. they provide oversight in those corridors. we also check out to neighborhood organizations that have the capacity to do major our reach. >> >> for the excelsior, that would be the excelsior action gr

example for the minority district and creating jobs and making the connection -- this is the person who should be considered. we have a good candidate with a good connection in the business center. they are already doing something with the business, giving an opportunity for developers to our communities is unimportant -- is important. it is important when someone i do not know anything about -- just listen to the perspective of somebody who wants to consider the low-income communities. it is important. >> good afternoon. i'm just a worker. i've met william probably like maybe 15 months ago after a long incarceration of 10 years that i've done. i never had a job before, and he gave me an opportunity to work. i have been working for him for i guess 15 months straight now. i did not know nothing about working or anything, so he has taught me -- like, now, i supervised four restaurants we have in north beach. i know he does a lot for the community and stuff like that. that is what i tried to do, too, you know? thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i brought this magazine. we made it in the area. i'm from peer group. i came 14 years ago to san francisco. -- i

for over a year. the park merced shopping center is one, which and large parking lot that accommodates more than a few cars. there is ample space for an automotive rental business like u-hall. there are no other businesses like in nearby, so people tend to drive to pacifica or another city to get theirs. we recommend this. allowing the automotive sales is good policy for the city. it will establish neighborhood- serving businesses, creates new jobs, and will produce significant tax revenues for the cities. this is a win for our neighbor shopping centers, job seekers, and san francisco. not all nc-s are suitable, but some are, so we urge you to recommend approval to the full board. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. are there any other speakers? cnn.com public comment is closed. can we move this forward without objection? ms. miller, please read item number two. clerk miller: item two, a hearing for the potrero annex and terrace project . supervisor mar: we have supervisor malia cohen. >> this is a hearing, and there will not be a vote. this is one of the next hope projects that will be transforming more than 600 public housing units into a mixed income commu

list of nations that are opposing the new call the time for might be the goal of by your joining me twenty minutes in the business for the center for details on how much. thanks for being with us five o'clock here in moscow on charon taraji washington says it isn't ruling out what it calls additional measures in syria but seen as a hint it could soon be ready to arming anti-government militia the shifting rhetoric five year obama administration it previously excluded this possibility comes despite reports that al qaeda has joined the opposition that could put the u.s. and the terrorist group that hans around the world on the same side. i mean bloodshed in syria more extremists are panicked trading the country to help bring down our sought that's according to u.s. intelligence which says all card affiliated fighters were responsible for a series of deadly suicide bombings in damascus and aleppo targeted at syrian military and intelligence facilities and seen evidence of. extremists sunni extremists or not you can't label them specifically as all qaeda but some are some more ill cruel or infiltrating the oppositions groups. while

for the city. we will establish neighborhoods serving small businesses and employ business to the neighborhoods. this is a win for our neighborhood shopping centers, job seekers, and san francisco. not all conditional neighborhood commercial shopping districts are suitable for auto sales and rentals, but some are. we urge you to recommend adoption of this code amendment to the board of supervisors land use committee. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment? if not, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini: i think this is an excellent idea. i know the particular location, and there is more than enough space. it might help businesses bring activity, because it is pretty hidden and people do not know it is there. we lose business in san francisco by not having some of these uses. i moved to approve. -- move to approve. commissioner wu: i have a staff question. i see the example of the nee for a car rental, but with the inclusion of automobile sales? >> is one used in the code -- it is one use in the code. commissioner wu: thank you. commissioner antonini: commissioners, i have a motion. commissioner borden: i will sec

college, 2,750 jobs building facilities like the new center for communications and information technology at frostberg state. the new school for business complex at morgan state university. 2500 jobs improving local drinking water systems and upgrading wastewater treatment plants at salisbury, frederick, lexington park, back river and baltimore city. 1100 jobs building affordable housing units in such high demand. 29 4,000 jobs in maryland's nation leading health sector that all of us support through our work to drive down costs, improve quality, expand access and reduce health disparities for healthier and more productive workforce. beyond this budget, together we'll create 1500 jobs installing smart meters in homes all over maryland in the bge and pepco service area that will help families save on their electric bills, and when lieutenant governor anthony brown with his leadership and your vote, we can create thousands more jobs on top of the very successful public-private partnership at the port of baltimore that created 5700 jobs, we can leverage even more private dollars for public good through public-private partnerships. we bala

put in place following the march presidential election in a culture that is at the event for business out of. center of the new political cycle so it's important to assess the current at the moment and form and in its understand seen this needs to be played in the same force will be one of the meetings turns to all of the trust that was honest already offering their opinions and suggestions and to find out more those are now joined by some people here you know that's one thing i must thank you for having me the first person to sleep don't sleep for more sleep i don't. think the solutions are actually listed in the prime minister's article and didn't with us last month they were here to say that russia should move away from state get the capitalism improve the governance. fight the people systemic corruption build an independent judiciary all of that will help to improve business and climate in the basement climb and bring back the capital that has led the country in bringing new foreign direct investment in i'm sure russia and i shares a bright future if this is done. during the fall or up during th

business report" with abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >> thanks for joining us for a look at business and finance in the waington region. with the foreclosure setement seeing center stage for much of this week. we will meet a pair of small businessmen that found entrepreneurship. fifirst, the story of firm that is winning national acclaim for its expertise in areas that just recently camame into existence. th jobs, the big concern of this economy, merkle has defied gravity by adding employees at eakneck speed reaching the largt privately held nation in thecompany in the nation. vid williams joins us today to share the secrets of his success. thanank you so much for joining us. you have ben profiled many mes because you are a a very intereststing ceo. you are in theusiness of marketing when youad noo background inn marketing. you were a stockbrok. tell us what happened next. >> i w was a broker out of cocollege just a few years. i spent a couple days tryrying get m my firm representing him in the sale of that. i decided i wanted to buy the firm myself and raise some money. >> you found $5 million in loans to buy the company. their specialty was mailing lists. you

colleges the resources they need to become community career centers, places where folks can learn the skills that local businesses are looking forent to high-tech manufacturing.hi this should be an engine of job growth all across the country.r, these community colleges.nd and that's why we've got to support them. that's why it's such a big priority.em why it >> president obama speaking on monday. kelly field why the focus on community colleges? what does the president believee that they can do? what is their niche? >> well, community colleges are able to respond to local workforce needs pretty quickly. and so he sees them as central to his jobs agenda. he's also seeing community unity a big player in the effort to become more competitive. a couple of years ago, he calleg for community colleges to graduate 5 million more graduates than -- by 2020. that's part of his goal to lead the world in college completion. he sees them as central to his n goals of both competing and improving the u.s. economy. >> let's hear from ed who is calling from kansas city,s can can on the democrats line. hi there. >> caller: good morning. how are you

open for business at the weather center. adam caskey? >> running a springlike business. today and tomorrow well into the 60's and will transition back into colder air for the weekend. a little sprinkle in frederick county, virginia. this is just a wednesday sprinkle action this morning. you can see it tonight and into tomorrow morning. a temperature-wise -- 48 in the chevy chase, 50 in berkeley springs, west virginia. 68 i think for the high temperature locally. near 60 tonight. another mild night. a few isolated showers tonight and into early tomorrow. we will start today -- tomorrow warm in the 60's and gusty winds by tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you so much. our top story this morning -- after a 10-day trial nearly 60 witnesses, and nine hours of deliberation, a charlottesville jury has convicted george huguely in the death of his ex- girlfriend yeardly love. of the former uva student will wait and present as the judge decides whether to accept the jury recommendation, 26-year term -- 25 years for the murder conviction and one year for the like -- grand larceny. the ve

small businesses account for about 2/3 of the job growth in our country, but when the bush recession hits in 2009, 2010, small businesses were hit particularly hard. small businesses are the center of her agenda. congress under her leadership gave 27 million small businesses tax cuts. two main pieces of legislation -- the small businesses jobs act in the information you have, will create a total of 500,000 jobs and create eight tax cuts. they are all described in the packet you have. also, unleashing up to $300 billion in credit for small businesses to access. there are another eight tax cuts that were passed through a number of different laws. some of our panelists will address those. even though now we are in an environment where there is a republican majority in the house and a slimmer majority in the senate, please note that the leader and democrats are going fight hard to keep their agenda and restart our economy, and there will be more work to be done. i would like to hand over the podium to nicole rivera, who put this together. she will introduce the panelists and go over some logistics. i want to point out quickly that we are being recorded by san francisco government tv

businesses and community colleges. provides resources for community college career centers. trains 2 himillion workers in fields like health care, transportation and advanced manufacturing. calls for paid internships for students and entrepreneurial training for 5 million small-business owners over the next three years. kelly fields, tell us about what some of these details might do that's different than what already happens. >> well, some of these ideas are entirely new like the idea to create an online training program for entrepreneurs. some of the things are already happening in -- on a smaller scale. for example, the grants to states and community colleges to train displaced workers. -- so, you know. >>> new ideas and some scale-up of what we're already doing.lerg >> jerry, democratic caller from gret na, louisiana. >> caller: hello. they i have an idea for college thatr ify they really want to contribute to helping the country, there's a way of doing that in -- i'm a simple guy andt i figured that out.on the on the weekends, when colleges are closed down and there's no

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because the small business with the best tecology rules. contact the verizon center forustomers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. >> the extra pennies you pay at the pump are felt across the country. higher gasoline prices mean lower profits and possible layoffs at many small businesses. mike tobin has the case of us a and affect. >> the food service industry can't cost ship when fuel i crosses. it costs more to get everything from the bread, meat, peppers in chicago but there's only so much a customer will pay for italian beef. >> we do everything we can. we try to be efficient and look at distribution of product to our stores or delivery. >> since they deliver there's a direct impact. higher parkways at the pump eats the profit and there's still a price ceiling on italian beef. >> it makes you think about job security. >> no one is ready to say it will get better. experts say the tipping point is $5 a gallon. people will drive and support the cost until it reaches that threshold. with the national average $3.57 per gallon of regular, chicago at $3.60. miami $3.74. n

to acknowledge the small business commission, renaissance entrepreneurship center, who recommended brenda's to us, as well as the office of workforce development. thank you for your partnership and all that you do to support small businesses. finally, i wanted to congratulate brenda and libby, the owners of this fine establishment. you are such a shining example of small business success. i was just talking to brenda and she told me, since she received a loan from working solutions, she has doubled her number of employees, 24. the restaurant is truly a cornerstone of this neighborhood, and personally, it is one of my favorite restaurants. this is where i come to celebrate birthdays, family occasions, and working solutions even came here to celebrate the holidays. when you come here, everything is top notch, from the broiled oysters appetizer, grew to the deserts, which are amazing. there is no describing how delicious it is. just wonderful. brenda and libby, your hard work and dedication and the entrepreneurial spirit are just so inspiring to myself and everyone. with that, i wanted to introduce brenda, who has a few special items she would like to bring up