i was recently listening to a speech by sherrill said bird, -- cheryl sandberg, the coo of facebook. her closing hope was that sometimes, in some future generation, 50% of businesses and 50% of the world's government would be led by women. as a brand new mother of a three-month old daughter, i hope it is my daughter's generation. i am following the steps of my mother, who was also an entrepreneur. i am honored and thank you very much. [applause] president chiu: the next commendation will be provided by our colleague from district 6, supervisor kim. supervisor kim: i thought i would switch things up a little bit. we have a short three-minute video about the woman i am about to honor today. and then i will say a few words. lolita cantenar. [applause] you can stand in front of us while we watched this video of you. >> according to the san francisco homeless services coalition, san francisco has the highlights -- the highest rate of homelessness in any major american city. but people like lolita aim to fight homelessness. lolita is a 66-year-old filipina immigrant. she founded the senior

he started at facebook's new campus, sitting down for a discussion with cheryl sandberg embracing social media as an agent for change. >> i think governments are out of business. we cannot give orders anymore. and people of today are with the government he hopes his facebook page will become a spring board for a peace dialogue. >> to express yourself, your hidden talents, your great potential, your trust for freedom, that is the great revolution. >> 700 people from around the world posted comments on the president's wall, wishing him peace, then, he sat down with 19 silicon valley venture capitolists organized by a partner at exel in palo alto. the media allowed in only for minute autos i get some new insight of something he's been thinking about that is sort of my world, disruptive technology, and his, about politics and people. >> it's likely he was also being a goodwill ambassador for israel's tech start ups attracting $2 billion last year, turns out his son is a venture capitolist in israel. >> israel has a long tradition of starting technology companies so there is a well exercised

i think that cheryl sandberg, formally of treasury, now of facebook, said i've seen heads of state cower before this man. maybe you can tell us a couple of those stories. and "the washington post" referred to you as obama's jobs creator. which is a pretty mighty responsibility. so i thought we might as well start there. there have been signs lately of what seems like a slow and steady recovery. i think that's been the view on this stage today. yet we remain in a very deep jobs hole, consumer debt remains very high. what is a realistic range for the unemployment rate in six, seven months now? >> it's a great idea for people in government jobs like mine to make projections where the unemployment rate will be. it always works out well. and there are never any unexpected consequences that get in the way. so it's a great idea. but i'll probably take a pass. so here's what i would say. i think people here know the basic story, which is basically this is a story about climbing out of a very, very deep hole, and, again, as this audience would know, when you are doing that in perhaps certain type

he started at facebook's new campus, sitting down for a discussion with cheryl sandberg, embracing social media as an agent for change. >> i think governments and business can give orders anymore. and the people of today affecting the government more than others. >> the president peres launched a page he hopes will be a spring board for a peace diea lorks he's used to hunger for freedom of expression. >> to express yourself, hidden talents, trust for freedom is a great revolution. >> within hours, 700 people posted comments on the president's wall, wishing peace, then, he sat down with 19 venture capitolists organized by long time friend and partner at exel in palo alto. the media were allowed in only for a few minutes. >> everybody here today already cares about israel because this is a great source of innovation if the world. people have direct interests in the brilliance that is israel but they cared more deeply about the world we live in. >> the start ups last year attracted two billion dollars. many specialize in the kinds of technology in this era of counter terrorism. >> this is go

i think cheryl sandberg of treasury, formerly of treasury and now of facebook -- >> kind of doing okay. >> once said of you, she said i have seen heads of state cower before this man. so maybe you can tell us a couple of those stories. and "the washington post" recently referred to you as obama's jobs creator. which is actually a pretty mighty responsibility. so i thought we might as well start there. there have been signs lately of a, what seems like a slow and steady recovery. i think that has been the consensus view on this stage today overall. >> yeah. >> yet we remain in a very deep jobs hole. consumer debt remains very high. where do you think, what is the realistic range for the unemployment rate, in say, six, seven months from now? >> it is an absolutely great idea for people in government jobs like mind make projections where the unemployment rate will be. it always works out well. there are never unexpected headwinds or unintended consequences that get in the way. so it is just a great idea but i will probably take a pass. [laughter] so, you, here's what i say and people here