healthy sanford cisco for our part-time employees with average $600 a year for them to be a part up. we have to put aside, based on supervisor campos' amendment, $2,000 to $4,000. that is not discussed enough. first of all, the actual context of having to wait four years to get pregnant i think is a little fallacious. again, i think we should be more focused on health the san francisco. >> have you been a dollars by the board of supervisors for your great work in the city? >> the great irony, as i said -- i have been working here for 35 years. we have seen hospices. we have seen tenderloin after- school programs. we contribute. i was instrumental in starting the community market. one of our murals is in

i always loved sanford cisco in college, and i just wanted to try it out. i started working in economic development policy. i was a community organizer for six years. i worked with young people, parents, and families around issues that concern our neighborhoods, whether it was improving muni lines, affordable housing, public schools, or just planning issues in neighborhoods. we just had a hearing last week, and we are trying to do some work around bedbug enforcement, which is a major issue in the tenderloin and of hill and 63. a hearing will actually be on thursday, april 7, 10:30. we're doing our first hearing on pedestrian safety. i think public safety is a huge concern. it ranges from both low-level crimes to pedestrian safety, and so that is a really important issue to me. we are probably more than double what every other district has. and that are preventable. and we can do better. district 6 is one -- home to one of the most diverse constituencies. we have the poorest residents in san francisco. we have lgbt. we have immigrants, people of color, youth

let's just put it to you at cisco. $4.5 billion in the economy. you have this cash and why aren't you useing it to hire? >> more than fair question. if you look at what cisco has done the last 20 years, we grew from 400 to 70,000 people. we shared it with the shareholders and most of the time we were in hiring mote. if you look out over the next 12 months, we probably will be again, assuming there is not a major such economy. what would help us do that is is the majority of our finance are outside the u.s., not here. even though we are a pretty big company, about $4 billion is what we need for the normal activity in the united states. if we could perhaps look more creatively at the tax policy, and encourage hiring in america, we would love to be a pat of that. >> you say that's what you need to do your regular business. you have $45 billion in all and as you point out, most of that is outside of the united states. i know you're advocating getting a break on that. as you say other countries provide. would you in exchange if you got a low tax rate o

let's just put it to you at cisco. $4.5 billion in the economy. you have this cash and why aren't you useing it to hire? >> more than fair question. if you look at what cisco has done the last 20 years, we grew from 400 to 70,000 people. we shared it with the shareholders and most of the time we were in hiring mote. if you look out over the next 12 months, we probably will be again, assuming there is not a major surprise in the economy. what would help us do that is is the majority of our finance are outside the u.s., not here. even though we are a pretty big company, about $4 billion is what we need for the normal activity in the united states. if we could perhaps look more creatively at the tax policy, and encourage hiring in america, we would love to be a pat of that. >> you say that's what you need to do your regular business. you have $45 billion in all and as you point out, most of that is outside of the united states. i know you're advocating getting a break on that. as you say other countries provide. would you in exchange if you got a low

and buy cisco. it is going to come back. >> kim is shaking her head no, why?> no, trimming the fate doesn't help. cisco has a lot of work to do. >> you like amaaron. >> yes, it is a healthier

cisco systems, up almost 4% on very heavy volume. cisco shares have been struggling this year, admitting in april it has disappointed its investors. yahoo continued its rally, up another 10%. look at the move. volume tripled. investment bankers are preparing to shop around parts of the company-- or the entire thing-- as yahoo looks at strategic options. today's rumor was that microsoft was interested in the company again. 3.5 years ago, yahoo rejected microsoft's buyout efforts. but after the close, the "wall street journal" reported microsoft is not interested in yahoo these days. buyout rumors also were swirling around research in motion. shares popped 12% today on heavy volume and are up more than 20% from its most recent low, hit earlier this week. close to $20 per share. reuters describes the buyout rumors as vague. shares did touch a six-year low when they dropped below $20 this week. of course, research in motion's troubles stem from a lot more competition in the smartphone market. in august, the company came in third in marke

and that seven cisco would do this signifies that there may be an unsuspected stream of revenue. this is on the side with the potential gravy. but on to the other issues of taxation, is a diatribe between progressive taxation. i believe in taxing the rich, and more promotional -- proportional form of taxation that is to the place where those who can afford -- support the government, resources from government, in return can give and provide a little bit more. this would be nice with a system that arguses -- harvest that particular wealth. we are killing the environment. i did not understand why the president of the united states or in sacramento does not show some backbone and tax the gas where we have a chance to use this as a mitigation against a lot of the environmental degradation and climate change that we are symbolically talking about. this could not garner the resources to do something very meaningful. in san francisco, one of the crown jewels is the parks and recreation system. right now, we are dealing with seeing the budget constantly getting tougher, but having to stan

displayed true strength of character coming back from two goals against little to salvage a draw and cisco almost managed to repeat that feat in the next match against its wednesday ten champions in terror but a late goal by morris arata left the army men in last place in group b. tribes and spore on the other hand find themselves at the top of the group after defeating in italy while french outfit little have drawn both of their games in stand in third place so the top two qualification spots are still up for grabs. drugs and spore will be aiming for nothing less than a victory in moscow in order to increase their group b. league and following in historic one nil away when it entered milan anything seems possible for this turkish side the club is doing pretty well in their domestic league as well in second place after six matches because i'm sick of the head of this tournament very few people had any doubt that we would be in last place but as you can see things are going well we remain optimistic and are looking forward to a positive result both in moscow under home but we understand tha

cisco formally and stated a committee under the office of the mayor to become the preeminent cultural and economic [inaudible] between san francisco and manila, developing a system that promote closer ties between the cities. this year, the san francisco manila sister city committee represents -- celebrates its 50 year, marking five decades of service to our people. the san francisco bay area filipino american community salutes this milestone, a legacy of goodwill and true filipino american pride. >> representing the san francisco manila sister city committee, are defective chairman -- our de facto chairman. [applause] >> if i may, i'd like to call up some very key members of the committee. i cannot call all 100-plus people up here, but some very key members. first filipino elected in san francisco, who has been with the sister city committee from day one, and partners in making sure that the cultural links have to do with education. nancy and dan harrington, please join us here. they have sent 13 million books to impoverished children over the years. we thank you all for this honor.

francisco cisco esta relacionada con el canabis, este evento cuanta con una feria de empleos >> el anuncio que se están dando cartas en california se dice que se esta arruinando la fiesta del canabis >> si usted mira toda esta gente esta perdiendo dinero >> dice que después de un accidente se le recomendo marihuana para mejorar sus salud >> es algo0 que me enseñaron mis abuelos >> los organizadores de esta feria dice que no entienden las acciones del presidente barack obama, pues la marihuana medicinal es legal >> se aprovo hace años l uso de la marihuana para usos medicinal< >> se dice que esta suistancia le da millones de ingresos al estado (habla en ingles) >> además de tener facutlades curativas este tiene la posibilidadd de generar empleos >> se dice que se cierren lugares que dicen lucrar con fines medicinales, además la expo acá sigue, reportando en vivo, regresamos contigios >> gracias y muy buenas noches >> en las calles salieron cientas de personas a protestar contra la guerra, todo esto comenzo en nueva york cuando cientas de personas que queriaj ocupar wall street y fueron arre

the lead for revenue -- 47 cisco general hospital and public health, medical charges are based on the ability to pay. six things happened in this case that lead us task the committee and the board for the approval of this resolution. the first is that the medical charges were incurred by a minor, and the parents have the ability to pay when this was incurred, and the charges have not been paid at this time. we have done this, almost seven years, with a broad response. this does not happen very often but we would like the committee and the board to support this. >> do we have any questions for the colleagues? we will openness to public comment. public comments is now closed -- open this to public comment. public comment is now closed. we can move this forward without opposition. thank you very much. before we entertain the motion to convene in closed session, does anyone wish to speak on items 5-7? public comment is closed. we have the motion to convene in closed session. we will be convening in closed session and would like to ask you to leave the room. i am sorry. thank you. >> madam

they be the lions yesterday and sandra cisco had coached -- san francisco. he took the blame for shaking his hand to heart. he was wrong for going after him. the nfl is investigating this incident. the tragic accident this weekend has shaken the racing world. dan wheldon was 33 years old. he was a superstar. the safety of that track is being investigated. >> we have to block this possibility. when it happens, it is really hard. >> the safety of the track is being investigated. it is a miles shorter than indianapolis. there are more cars racing. there are more questions than answers. >> a sad story. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. waway to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. >>> free groceries delivered right to your door. >> that is our new facebook contest. just head to our facebook page and become a fan. sign up on the left. you have until 4:00 friday afternoon to enter. >> how about a good deal on the we

to the philadelphia area because that is where my family is, but i was always interested in sanford cisco in terms of the city, culture, the amazing lgbt community -- i was always interested in san francisco. i am an attorney. i started off in private practice, doing complex litigation. in 2002, i moved to the san francisco city attorney's office, where our work on the trial team, doing trials for the city and doing my own cases and supervising a team of attorneys as well. another huge issue confronting the city is the deferred maintenance on our infrastructure. we have a lot of infrastructure that has been deteriorating because we have not maintained it properly, from our roads to our sewer system to muni. we need to be much more diligent about maintaining our infrastructure. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i have worked on campaigns since i was a teenager. i was involved in campaigning against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i came out here i was not initially involved politically. i was involved in community work, helping to build the lgbt communit

investments common and is the -- and large investments, and this looks particularly large, vico's sandford cisco -- and san francisco has one of the largest. when you see something like this, is significant it is divided between schools. >> can i make the request? there are specific and tenants that need to be taken care of. because we know that, maybe we get this goal, and i have done my research. but is one thing the house to be completed common-law -- that has to be completed. does that make sense? >> absolutely. there are two different frameworks they have to go respond to, so it always has to be a mesh of those things. goowe should reiterate those things or give you a document, because like you were saying about kevin always being are around, a lot of us who are in its day today who are familiar with those and to do not get reminded often and not. -- often and not -- often eno ugh. >> are you going to answer nine and 10 and 11? if that is ok, can we take all of these together, and we can vote all at once? i do not know if any other board members had questions. my question is around matching

i have been a licensed contractor id sandford cisco since 1989. i have been familiar with these types of projects. i understand there are plenty of projects that have happened, and nobody has gotten hurt. that does not mean something is not going to happen. i have to look at taking care of the building's first, and i have to be concerned with and trained professionals coming into the property and have to worry about them -- concerned with untrained professionals coming into the property. in terms of supporting the property, i did not know if this statement has been brought up yet, but paris this is a house mover who said in order to do this properly he has to have laws in the middle of each property. they need to be in the middle of each property to the rules. good all of the wall finishes need to be removed. the family is very meticulous. they are very courteous the main thing about david is that he is always concerned about the next earthquake. it goes to say it is going to stand the test of time. all of these are going to be good for nothing if

we had a quorum of the body but not the sandford cisco unified board -- of san francisco unified board. we heard a presentation, which is lovely, and i appreciated there was a student and teacher and principal, and it was a nice presentation, so that is my report. >> should we have the presentation done to the full board of some point? >> i think it would be worthwhile. it is about all the efforts being made in some of those neighborhoods, and there are some wonderful improvements being made. >> maybe we can check and see if there is a milestone point where they can come and present to one of our board meetings. commissioner fewer on budget? >> it was a lovely meeting except that we have our report on the budget but was not about lovely, and i blame the deputy superintendent on fivethat. we did have an interesting reports. gjust to give you an overview that the educational placement center where it is funded, so approximately their budget is $224,000, and i am hoping the board receives this power awpoi. if not we can give every board member a copy. thank you very much. >> a report from

knows what is going on in san for cisco and what happened on sunday and continues to happen is unacceptable. i want to come here. i have only been here for 51 hours. i love the city. what i do not love is the police brutality that i continually hear about. my mother called me crying one week ago because she heard that a homeless man, which i have now become since i've inherited your city -- since i inhabited your city, was killed by police officers. it was a 19-year-old man who was killed for a $2 bus fare. this is unacceptable. i stand in solidarity with the occupy san francisco movement. i stand in solidarity with the entire movement. i want each of you to as well. none of you are in the top 1%. none of you make over $1 billion per year. none of you. we are not looking to oppose you, to dethrone you. we are looking for your support and an end to the baton of swinging. that is all i have to set her it -- that is all i have to say. [applause] >> my name is julian. i am also oc a supporter alsocupy sf. the movement has been gaining national and international attention because of the basic me

on city hall the house un-american activities committee's in sanford cisco, one of the death knells in that piper's nest of first amendment expression. i am not just here to tell you that the city has the ability to find creative ways to look at public health rules and safety rules and find a way. if the mayor has the political will,occupy can stay in sentences go for as long as we need this movement. there is a long history of american people rising up to tell the robber barons, the captains of industry, that you have to share the wealth. we talked about the populist movement. the great industrial organizing drives of the 1930's. the civil rights movements of the '50s and '60s. i am not just here to tell you that times have changed, that the political landscape has shifted. those leaders that do not stand with the working families will be swept away. finally, i just wanted to save what i really came to tell you about. occupy san francisco has finally raised the issue of the most precious of the 99%, the schoolchildren of san francisco who are denied adequate resources because the 1% s

. >> all the big companies you heard of -- citibank, american express, ibm, cisco -- all of the biggest companies you hear about in the united states. but it is also small companies that do a variety of things. there is a company that imports parts from small technology companies in the u.s. to be distributed throughout asia for different technology makers. so it is a whole range as well as people -- and there are many americans who come here to start their own companies. >> how is it to day to day, week to week -- how does it help u.s. companies function throughout the year? >> on a couple of levels -- number one, the government level. a couple of years ago, we helped support, through the free trade agreement with the united states, which has been very helpful to u.s. companies. we also help when there are big regulations could it could do something with tax policy or something on creating more schools so that american families, when they come here, there is a school to send their children to. >> you mentioned the singapore u.s. that the agreement. the big thing is that people are frig

. >> cisco just raised profits by getting rid of 7,000 workers. looks like it's time for us to trim the amerifam. so, children, tell me a little bit about yourselves? do you have any hobbies? >> riding my bike. >> andrew, do you have any hobbies? >> playing. >> okay. i'm sorry, andrew. >> all right. andrew. you're fired. >> you're fired. thank you for your years of service. so we've streamlined the family, but we've still got all this pesky debt. no problem. >> one thing corporations like to do is push up all their debt on off-the-book subsidiaries. >> hand narcotics do you do anything to help your family? >> yeah. >> good, because you're now $83,000 in debt and i don't know you. good-bye. okay. >> hello? mom? dad? >> all right. >> hello? >> ignore that. as we know, the american worker has gotten used to living high on the hog. eating again, rodney? these snacks here isn't doing you any favors. >> perhaps amerifam should outsource to find labor to do more for less. >> are you willing to do twice the vacuuming for half the sex? >> si. >> what about

an on-line database laybold 7 cisco the best city in the country prichard trading. the index ranked cities debates on what requires the least walking and has the least safety risk. baltimore came in at 19. boston was second, honolulu third, and seattle and chicago round of the top five. you can see the entire list on our website, wbaltv.com. >> it has been a pretty windy day all across the area. the highest gusts i saw so far were around 30 miles an hour at bwi. coming in and head of a sword -- storm system. it is sparking showers and western virginia and western pennsylvania. some venture go down into montgomery and into garrett counties. if anything, a sprinkle. we are calling for mostly dry weather the rest of the day, and periods of clouds and sunshine. let us look a what the temperatures are. temperature right now at the inner harbor, 63. 60 at bwi. stock in a low 60's and lower -- low 60's and upper 50's on the eastern shore. although we have some of the sun, a time the jurors have had a hard time warming up. winds are coming in pretty strongly from the south