she likesoing stuffd with me. >> is she in classes right now at cheer city united? >> she's the youngest one out there. this year is her first year. they asked her to try out for a spot on the team and we're going to try to be a cheerleader this year. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i don't know. >> you don't know. >> we're going to leave it completely up to her. i don't want to push her in anything she wants to do, but it's something i have ton my whole life. if she wants to do that, that's cool with us. >> this has got to be one of the life flashing before your eyes moments where this group of people here in the kruger national park in south africa, video shot by lyle greg. see the elephants are coming out of the woods on to the road. they're in full view which is great. but watch. you cap hen hear the el fanses the ears flapping and screaming and yelling and banging on stuff and trying to create a commotion to get them to turn back. >> it's impressive to see how they have this coordinated offensive basically, right in sync, they were like get out o

andrew is a cheer coach at a place called cheer city united. and he has been tumbling and doing gymnastics since he was 4 years old and he started pretty early as you can tell with his tiny daughter emerson. here is another video when she was just 17 months old this is from his facebook page. >> she has a binky. >> unbelievable. >> you can imagine the video is getting all kinds of attention, positive and negative. but to tell us the story behind it, we have andrew decker and little emerson via skype. dad, talk to us about this process. >> emerson is a showoff. she loves doing it and i love showing her off. it is a lot of fun. >> you've been getting all kinds of attention. what do you have to say to the people who think this might be dangerous for emerson? >> she has complete trust in me and i know what she's doing. i'm not going to let anybody else do it with her and i have never dropped her, will never drop her and we have a blast. >> are you surprised that she picked this up so naturally? >> yes. very surprised. we actually tried it when she

concerned about evictions from publicly funded units and i gave the committee some numbers on that and over 26 percent of evictions in 2013 were from the city funded units. and since 2009 there have been 1067 for those who receive the city funding and it is a part of the work to defend the eviction laws from the city funded units and just a little bit about the eviction process. it happens very quickly. and the first step is to get a notice and then the tenant only has three days to respond to that. and three short days and if they don't respond, then the land lords starts a lawsuit and, if they do not respond if five days, the tenant can be evicted from the start of that three weeks. it can be a quick process, contrary to what the people think that it is a slow process and takes a long time. >> because it is such a fascinating process and because in the units often have a difficulty navigating the process, they need extra timing and extra help, even though there are 25 percent of our number of clients and they take up more time because they have a harder time processing the information often times. and we do see a significant number of evi

70 units lost 55 legalization and 38 units due to unit messenger and the remaining units were corrections to the city records. this steep increase in unit loss is the demolitions of the 18 training thank you plaza and the commissioners will have noted the second phases of the training thank you was completed in 2013 all this added up together of a net addition of 9 hundred units plus. and in this chart you you'll see we're consistently climbing out of the 2008 downturn and the 2011 with only 2 hundred and 69 net units. the department of the building inspectors permitted 2 hundred units plus this is 20 percent higher than permitted in nevada the stanford housing unit are a critical indicator of the future compared to rests of the bay area san francisco accounted for 16 units to be constructed only second behind santa clara whether with 4 in a 9 percent it will be in multi single-family units this is the next file under review and entitled with the planning department. about 4 thousand 8 hundred units were underlined filed with the department as of december 31st the total number of homes was 74 hundred

one of the poorest cities in the united states for child poverty. part of that was appalachian poverty in the inner cities. many of them had mothers who had some drug issues. it poor white america, the drug problem tends to be centered a round the abuse of prescription painkillers. i found out that many of my young students, some eight, nine, ten years old, had mom's who were doing drugs and it was a common factor. >> host: how did that affect their outlook on life? >> guest: i think that for many of these girls that were -- the teachers were essentially orphans to drugs and poverty. so i was there teacher. we have our own gloss, but it became a family. they became like sisters. i was a teacher. i sometimes had to be teacher lee and stern, but it became like a family. at one time to girls, and one of them was blair and the other was eight rihanna, they put their arms around one another and said, we are sisters. we often began our class with a snack food. i said to them, what makes you sisters? is it, we just figured out both of our mothers are on the

the project will not result in the annual adaptation of current housing in the city on the contrary it will increase one unit to the cities housing stock from one to two units they will be evicted base its owner opted and given the skill there will w be no significant impact on the street capacity or muni system although it's more than 45 years old the resource elevation determines the current structure is not a historic resource this is within the rh2 zoning district so the proposed two unit building is compatible with the surrounding current development along the subject block and finally we building again, the project will result in no significant light reduction therefore we recommend the commission approve the proposed demolition and to two family dwelling that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. thank you >> project sponsor please. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and members of the commission. i'm david silverman i'm working with the owners and occupants for the project he covered most of the ground so i'm not going to speak long. the project

those are all affordable units all 2 hundred plus, it's a testimonial to the cities commitment to put the resident first but fast tracking the old replacement of the eyewitnesses united and get the folks into their new units as quickly as possible as you can see from the long partners program this is truly a group effort and long labor of love. which is the way it needed to be. as president johnson said on the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 the only success worst having a success chufd together. we got this done the only way it could get down together. so thank you. again to our elected officials for their vision and listener. thank you to our furnished for their flexibility and money. thank you to our architect dan and paulette and contractors our subcontractors the many participatpartners thank you, john i didn't lee and andrew and rich nonprofit larry and cassandra and other board members i want to recognition thank you to everybody at our jon stewart company especially john and our senior vice presidents and regional director and vice president especially vice president o

the project will not result in the annual adaptation of current housing in the city on the contrary it will increase one unit to the cities housing stock from one to two units they will be evicted base its owner opted and given the skill there will w be no significant impact on the street capacity or muni system although it's more than 45 years old the resource elevation determines the current structure is not a historic resource this is within the rh2 zoning district so the proposed two unit building is compatible with the surrounding current development along the subject block and finally we building again, the project will result in no significant light reduction therefore we recommend the commion

city center has historically been a location for formula retail. all of these tenants are replacing prior formula retail at the property. mattress seller, this will be their first unit in the city of san francisco. they are going to occupy 3400 feet and generate three new employment positions. this is their location at property generally. a space plan for their space. and these next three slides are just representative examples of their store interior. this is the before photo and this is the after rendering once it's done. we're next going to move to parking e, three tenants are located in this area, penyero, chipolte and gnc, i think it will be helpful to frame what is happening in the area. this is the before photo for this area and this is what the after will look like. the before where we have a canopy that is there, and existing storefronts, original store frants for the sears auto. and the after. so this is where panera is located and representative examples. next is chipolte. the fast, casual mexican restaurant will occupy 2500 square feet and likely creating 25-30 jobs. again their location at the property. their space plan. and again, more representative e

stop the predatory evictions that are happening by speculator and real estate investors in the city. 2,000 units are lost to ellis in the move in evictions. the housing for those folks. and but, it is going to get them and the mayor is proposing 40,000 units and i say that they go to the homeless people first and then the low income folks and we need to stop criminalizing the homeless and repeal the measures and the un said it and the violations of the human rights. and the reality folks, is that we cannot end the homelessness, unless we end the evictions. next speaker, please? >> >> and from the program director of the national youth network from 1979 to 1993. and i am also the founder and co-founder of the rocket street youth service and san francisco needs to provide more housing for those and the additional for the family and homeless youth, 18 to 25. and there needs to be the wrap around services and the wrap around services should be i also want to point out that san francisco, is a beacon for the run aways, and you know, and we have la, and seattle and san francisco, and new york are wher

. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. ltiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one

income and access either a different sort of affordable unit and perhaps even a market rate unit in the city or bay area. and the next group of units, and these are federally funded, by hud and the units targeted to the chronically homeless and then the newer or the newest which is the partnership of the mayor's office of housing and the community development is the local operating subsidy program where we have the general funds supporting the services that are operating in the units. that gives you a sense of sort of the universe that we are talking about when we talk about the housing ladder and the strategies and potentially challenges to implementing the housing ladder in the hsa and it is close to 4,000 units that we are talking about. and so it is important to note, i talk a lit about how homeless folks access these units and it gives you a sense on the population that we are drawing from and sort of help the discussion on what types of services and again, the amount of services it should be in these supportive housing buildings. and so for the adult single occupancy and local operatin

70 units lost 55 legalization and 38 units due to unit messenger and the remaining units were corrections to the city records. this steep increase in unit loss is the demolitions of the 18 training thank you plaza and the commissioners will have noted the second phases of the training thank you was completed in 2013 all this added up together of a net addition of 9 hundred units plus. and in this chart you you'll see we're consistently climbing out of the 2008 downturn and the 2011 with only 2 hundred and 69 net units. the department of the building inspectors permitted 2 hundred units plus

you will find most of the older cities in the united states has a combined sewer system. new york, philadelphia and others, chicago. we do have a system that's own 100 years old. the city has been around since the gold rush. we have about 1,000 miles in the city. what are our core priorities: there are three, deliver high quality and reliable services. that's what our people do 24/7. we need to maintain our critical infrastructure. we'll talk about that and last but not least, we have to be afford avenlt ---ible. we don't want people to leave town. >> what have we done? it's the water improvement program. we are going to spend $4.6 billion to you -- upgrade our water system and we should be very proud of that. there are still several key projects under way but hope to be completed in the next several years. we are moving forward with the $7 billion sewer improvement program. this is important because it will update the sewer treatment plan for the first time in several years. we are the first to recover from the third largest fire, the rim fire. the recovery efforts are st

city. manchester united rallied to rescue a point at south hampton.europe football for the first time since 1990. a dramatic final day cap capping a very thrilling premiere season. we have more. >> well, going into the final day of the premier league, this is the outcome in the position of dominance after a coupl coupf good weeks in the season. they got there, and west ham did not put up much resistence. bumanchester city swept them aw. the money that comes in from abu dhabi, but you have to say it's a triumph not only for the players, the fans but also the coach they brought in. manuel peligrini. he got the players behind him, he gave them confidence and you have the crucial thing in leaders, and that's a bit of luck. he held his nerve with that, and highways been playing a great style of football. it's very difficult to begrudge them the title. what they need to do now is take that domestic dominance into europe and get on the same wage as uefa. there is a fair pay issue. they have overspent, uefa is not happy about it. they want to fine them. this

but they have city-wide units. and these city-wide units moved all over the city, did not know the community and were flown in any time there was any type of violence. so they stay for three weeks to occupy the area, as the community off, and that left. who is left to deal with this? the people who are in those districts in needed the support to begin with. we disbanded the specialized units and put them back into their districts, precincts, new york district scum put them back into the districts. because the system, one of the things, i think everybody knows, finally enacted in telesis to cementum of rapid deployment that is synchronized to focus tactics and strategies and aggressive follow-up assessment. if we're going to hold our commander accountable for the crime that is happening in their districts, driving down the accountability, and they don't have the resources to deal with in the ground level and have to wait to get specialized units, how can we hold them accountable and how they get in touch with the com

as i was later to learn, cincinnati in 2010 became the third worst city in the united states for child poverty in urban areas. only thirsted detroit and cleveland for child poverty and part of that child poverty was appalachian poverty in the inner city. many of them had moms who had been drug issues and poor white america, the trip problem tends to be centered around the use of the prescription painkillers like oxycontin would be an example of that. so i found out many of my young students, some of them like eight, nine, 10 years old had moms who were doing drugs and not was a common set are among the girls. >> host: how did that affect their outlook? their dreams as you say? >> guest: well, for many of these girls, they were what i was to discover is a teacher were essentially orphans. they have become orphans to oxycontin into american poverty. and so, i was their teacher. we had her class, but our class he came like a family to them and they became kind of like sisters. i was a teacher. i have sometimes tvt chile and stern and stuff, but it came like family. it was very intimate. a

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cincinnati in 2010 became the third worst city in the united states for child poverty and urban areas. only ferry to detroit and cleveland. this is one of the poorest cities in the u.s. for child poverty. part of that child poverty with appalachian poverty in the inner city. so while these girls were poor. many of them had moms who had drug issues. and poor white america coming to chart problem tends to be centered around the abuse of prescription painkillers like oxycontin would be an example of that. so i found out that many of my young students, some of them like eight, nine, 10 years old had moms who are doing drugs and now was a common factor among the girls. >> so how did that affect their outlook on life? their dreams as he said? >> for many of these girls, they were -- what i was discovering as a teacher for many of these girls come that they were orphans. they have become orphans to oxycontin and american poverty. so why was their teacher. we had a rough class, but our class became like a family to them. and it became kind of like sisters. yes, i was a teacher. i sometimes ha

as i was later to learn cincinnati in 2010 became a third worst city in the united states from child poverty and urban areas. only 32 detroit and click in cleveland this is one of the poorest cities per child poverty and part of that. many of them have bombs that have drug issues in the abuse of kind of prescription painkillers like oxycontin would be an example of that. so, i found out that many of my young students, some of them like eight, nine, 10-years-old have mothers who were doing drugs and that was a common factor among the girls. >> host: how did that affect their outlook on life, the dreams as you said? >> guest: i think that for many of these girls, they were -- what i discovered is that for many of the girls they were essentially orphans, they became orphans to oxycontin and american poverty. and so, i was their teacher. we have our own class, but our class became like a family to them. and they became kind of like sisters. and yes i was a teacher. i sometimes have to be teach early and stern but it became like family and it was very intimate. at one point cut two of the

afforded to the residents in sunnyvale that district then 10 has the largest public housing units in the city that's an opportunity for people to get to work shovel ready jobs and also the largest prison polyps they can break recidivism and be productive so this is a project that's been well thought about but in the mind for many, many years and now back on the forefront i'm part of the activity to welcome the opportunity to be part of this process >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim mindy i'm a job developer our office andrew and andrew have been on the boulevard we've seen the public housing residents being disappointed there was supposed to be a project and no project i want to see a job community hiring program the people who live in public housing gets the first proprietor for all jobs construction, retail, rec and park they've been waiting a long-term and we can change the community that's been devastated for many, many years that public housing in sunnyvale is the largest in the city and they need jobs. i know the economics and the c

the project adds 259 new dwelling units to the city's house stock. the project proposed parking ratio of approximately .57 spaces per dwelling units or 147 off-street parking, which is below the maximum permitted ratioing of.9 5 and fully utilizes the plan controls and play the appropriated development impact fee. the project sponsor is present and has prepared a short presentation. this concludes my presentation and i'm available for any questions. thank you. >> thank you. project sponsor. >> president wu, vice president fong and commissioners, thank you for your time. it was about ten years ago, almost to the month that we first -- i first came here for the first time in my career as a fledgling local minority-owned real estate development company and i am very grateful that ten years later we are still here. we have developed 900 units of infull multi-family housing in san francisco. roughly 100 of those 900 are vmrs and we're very fortunate and proud to be part of the community developing housing in san francisco. we want to be doing this for the

. >> stephen: richmond has been ranked the third most that few-- tattooed city in the united states. congressman, do you have any tats. >> i don't-- . >> stephen: i mean obviously i can't sow but from the neck down, like a -- >> did you think about getting an american flag tattoo to show your love for america and your love for your constituents. >> no. >> stephen: no? what do you have against the american flag? >> i don't anything against the person flag? >> stephen: you won't put it on your body. i have a tattoo of ronald reagan wearing a cowboy hat riding-- coming up out of my butt crack. >> i will take your word for it. >> stephen: i notice a lot of your constituents have government jobs. so not a lot of real jobs. >> they are real jobs. >> stephen: the government cannot create jobs this is an accepted fact. >> some people will think that until they meet some government-- need government help. >> stephen: that government help, assistance, a handout. >> when you need your mail delivered you want government jobs, air-traffic controllers those are government jobs. >> stephen: i'm not

. >>> then later, looking to live the good life, the best cities across the united states for all of the recent college graduates entering the workforce. as we head to a break, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> is the term cyber xurlt an oxy moron at this point? the news from 145 million ebay users getting hacked in the united states, charging chinese army officials for hacking into systems for trade secrets. companies and individuals can do everything right and still have a security breach. joining us to talk about cyber crime, coo, kevin mandia. >> hey, how are you? >> we know about target and ebay, that is just the tip of the iceberg. i know you know about a lot more. i guess my question is, how bad is it out there? >> right now i think we're getting sucker punched in cyber space. the whole industry is going through a transformation from legacy security practices that have proven ineffective to more capable security safeguards that work a little bit better. during the transition and we're getting better every day at cyber security at the retailers and a lot o

to found my nonprofit but as i was later to learn cincinnati in 2010 became the third worst city in the united states for child poverty in urban areas. only a third of detroit and i think cleveland so this is one of the poorest cities in the u.s. for child poverty. part of that child poverty was appalachian poverty in the inner city so all these girls were poor. many of them had moms who had some drug issues and poor white america the drug problems tends to be centered around the abuse up for chris -- prescription painkillers likes oxycontin as an example of that. i found that many of my young students, some of them ate, nine or 10 years old had moms that were doing drugs and that was a common factor among the girls. >> host: how did that affect their outlook on life and their dreams as you said? >> guest: i think that many of these girls, i discovered as a teacher many of these girls essentially were orphans. they became orphans to oxycontin and american poverty. so i was their teacher. we had our own class but our class became like a family to them. they became kind of like sisters yes it i

. >> but at the famous tent city housing unit, the inmates volunteered to make one for us. >> we werequite a contrast between tent city during the day when people are working and going about their business and tent city at night. what happens when the tent flaps go down, one of those things they do is the male inmates make home made sexual pleasure devices. >> today you asked me what a fifi is. since there's others that don't want to demonstrate, i personally don't use them because i don't have that much time in here. >> we thought about it and figured it might really be in bad taste to show you how one of these devices is actually made, but suffice it to say, it only takes a few items and they are all legally accessible by any inmate. >> i don't touch it. i usually find a new guy to touch it for me. >> with a stick. >> i've been here a while, i can designate that to someone else. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos of danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. loc

miami florida is one of the most affluent resort cities in the united states in recent years it's been attracting more and more russians i am. i relaxed amazon sells real estate to wealthy russian clients today the sun shows the businessman from moscow and is white. vacation condo worth eleven point five million us dollars. russians like vacationing in miami during the winter to escape the harsh moscow weather because they are direct flights to moscow. i can and should win. will. do you. i'm so nice to me. well the russians had competed to invest. it's often said that it can build and ten million dollar condos here. you won't have any trouble selling that was fine for the media fleet purchase something that they would fight back and probably the single. also if they live in a new employee that ends with a matching the time. on the bike. the past couple of years. more stores have begun selling food and other items from russia. the supermarket is called the truth. so why in the art and pastries fill the shelves the employee and he also has a store that sells books and magazines from the

in the area the rest of it we suggest all of the housing units will be assessable to people with middle incomes for the rest of the entire city that's one of the biggest go attractions to the goal we announced some 30 units of housing to get the pressure off the counter housing stock and build more where people can see the ability to get into those homes. that's exciting but at the same time the community wasn't just about the housing that was a key anchor their about open space so you'll see and visualize hopefully with the plans of over 2 acres of open space thanks to the ta i know that tilly is here she's contributed and complimenting what we want to use transportation monies to build roads and access through the site and complimenting this site so we have those amenities as well as reflected and we've got on agreement with a private corporation that i think has been so strong in this effort they asked for help and we kept that communication very strong because they knew american people at this time they'll pay revenue to the city. and so i've also said the city is investor confident but make sure the investors and communi

pledges and cars there our obligations but also the mayor has pledged to help the city get to thirty thousand residential unit by 2020 but you'll see from the chart ocii pipeline is a key part of that plan and you can see we've got 3 projects in construction right now in envying mission bay in the transbay and those items have come before you and our preliminary planning pipeline for you've heard about a lot of those projects some have come before you for the previous development will funding and some are going to come to you for the gap funding or the last piece of funding for construction. we're anticipating we'll have on the stand alone housing meeting one hundred percent fund by the ocii one of the main local funders we'll have 2 hundred and plus units completed by 2020. the inclusionary side we have a number of projects underway the first phase is the shipyard we have inclusionary units there and as i mentioned there's a few project outside of major improvement like franklin and others those are completing and but we have lots of work in the shipyard and mission bay south your familiar it came to the com