my name is daniel smith. i am here to ask you to include a cost-of-living wage for nonprofit workers. we provide services to the community that most people prefer not to deal with. homelessness, drug abuse, mental issues, illnesses, and hunger. it takes a special person to work in this type of environment, as the work can be challenging, and the rate of pay is much lower. i have lived and worked in san francisco for nonprofit organizations for close to 10 years and have not received a cost-of-living raise in over four years. at the same time, by cost-of- living has increased on a daily basis. taxes have increased, and has gone up, and gasoline prices, food prices, and medical expenses have increased. i woke up this morning, i turned on the news and found out that i am probably going to be paying parking meters on sunday. the nonprofits worker has made many sacrifices just to maintain. it is time to give credit where credit is due. thank you. >> good afternoon. i have worked in three agencies in san francisco,

daniel -- and ramon smith. and then owen o'donnell. in that order. >> the next speaker could come up? please come up to the mike. >> if everyone could line up, that would help us. we have a hearing on several other items. >> good afternoon, and thank you. i am ramon smith. i have always had concerns about the lack of regulations. in the south market area, as stated by many speakers before me, we have a large population of seniors and disabled. considering we do have a number of buses coming through there. some kind of common ground to which we can entertain the tourists who come to the city and maintain a steady and sustainable environment in which our people can live then. the carbon emissions and noise -- have had an adverse effect on the quality of life. i encourage you to move forward. and the preschool all delivery speed to get in place those directives and guidelines and regulations that you can to bring about positive change in the neighborhood. >> i am damian, who represents sightseeing and the tour operators association. i wan

able to catch up with one of those vehicles and arrest two guys. 23-year-old gregory smith and 31-year-old david daniels, both charged with grand theft and burglary. with those arrests, able to recover 20 ipads, also near to the scene, they were able to find ski masks, gloves and laundry bags left behind by the two guys that weren' arrested. >> it makes you wonder if this is an inside job, if someone works at the best buy maybe dividend these guys off or were part of the clan. >>> a lot of kids are doing the cinnamon challenge, and they're posting it on youtube. well, kids are now doing the salt and ice challenge. giving them a bunch of burns. and they're posting those videos on youtube, as well. notice how this girl in this video has put salt on her hand? then an ice cube. ask then they hold it to see how long they can hold it before the ice melts or they're screaming in excruciating pain. >> does the salt lower the freezing temperature? >> yes. >> and make it -- >> and it sucks out the energy from your hand, so your hand is freezing. but the thing is, this promotes reaction that could give you frostbi

charity smith and evelyna moore were the sisters of daniel moore. they were witnesses on the pension for their mother, sarah moore. this is a picture of edgehill farm where daniel moore and his family lived and served the ewell family. i particularly like this picture of the fireplace because that is a fire that they would have undoubtedly tended. this is an outbuilding on the farm. it no longer exists. this is general richard ewell. and he plays a major role in the history of robert cooke, another sailor aboard "the monitor." at the end of the war, he knew that gloucester county, virginia, was falling to the union and he ordered that the courthouse be burned. robert cooke of gloucester county's family would have undoubtedly been documented in court records with various slavery or freedom papers. but unfortunately, the courthouse burned and all those records were destroyed. the friedman's bureau records are being digitized, so it could be that more information will be found on the african-american soldiers -- i'm sorry, sailors of the "uss monitor"

smith r.t. name withheld yorkshire. let's go to it there's our teaser daniel bush or standing by the business to ask for the money news full steam ahead i understand for europe's giant new gas pipe yes goes from pipeline to europe will hit full capacity in november head of sheer joy has just been announced gazprom is news if you can check the stocks now metals wonder service dollars also among main gainers it's an annual profits of two billion dollars beating expectations is gaining as well the carmakers nordstrom online all the service for its latest models well the altie has jumped over sixteen hundred today first games in four days good news for russia's economy in the first two months. its trade surplus jumped twenty eight percent year on the year. because they. rose that today's all of the so that it's boring course has the biggest major bulls losing one in the whole percent on thursday exchange rates and the euro's down on the dollar again america's good policing encouraging pizza recently lowered to the dollar in the last few hours as well prices a steady the us government recently said u.s. supplies grew more than

smith r.t. them with hill yorkshire twenty four minutes past the russian capital daniels' next with a business update after a short break. the . bright. sun from plans to. start on t.v. dot com. business let's go straight to the markets because it's a roller coaster day new york's been topsy turvy all morning off the. results of the most disappointing u.s. jobless claims that there was back on the thirteen thousand on the nasdaq a point four percent. below two percent madrid two and a half after researches moody's analytics said spain and italy face a high risk of default if course don't calm the russian markets posted strong gains the first time in four days as a crisis group over sixteen hundred points today change rates and the euro's now low against the dollar on those italy spain fears and then you sell through pipeline through solving your construction already this year also added today north stream through northern europe will also hit full capacity. ahead of so stream will carry gas to supply thirty million homes in europe a year project by past trouble transit ukraine. because the first comm

smith r.t. them with hill yorkshire i'll be back with a summary eight minutes from now the meantime business news with daniel after this short break. to business let's go straight to u.s. markets because it's corporate results season and pizza hut only young brands credit china for a good first quarter but three percent on problems with this chip supplier the nasdaq's clinging on to three thousand points spain and italy will default if they don't come down says research moody's analytics. two percent and a horse today prices have just gone south u.s. jobless numbers raising fears crude paul posted the first games this week to jump above sixteen hundred on excellent corporate results of some petersburg is expected to work issue according to one report. profits betakes picked up for today after versus launched an online service for its law because. he's in trouble the government suing it for hundreds of oil spills in west side syria exchange rates and the euro's just gone up on the dollar a little here in moscow the ruble reversed recent gains this week now the new pipeline will start construction already this

daniel webster k through 8 program. thank you. president yee: thank you very much. i'm going to call up the next grouping now. i gave 17 minutes. paul revere group. kelly lee smith, allen alvarez, floritas barias, shelly shakira. guadelupe. actually, you guys figure out what order you want to speak in. you have 15 minutes as a group. ok? [speaking spanish] translator: my name is floorita barias. i am a mother of second grade. and also i am here to request to maintain the support they're giving to paul revere, also the idea to keep all the teachers for the next school year, also keep the principal, ms. salmon, who has been the leader. because she's the one who has influence of the teachers for the academic and all the kids. i would like to say thank you for all the support to the school. but also i would like to ask to give them the same opportunity to our kids. in order to keep ms. salmon because she has made a big change in the school. so our kids will compete with other kids from other schools that are more advanced. so please take this into consideration and keep ms. simon so our kids keep being successful and progressing. thank you. [speaking spanish] transl

host: our guest is a graduate of smith college and earned her master's at johns hopkins university in maryland. daniellerian is the executive director of the project on government waste and the web site is pogo.org. you'll see where are all the watchdogs? and a look at nuclear waste and other topics. what else can we find on your site? guest: we were created over 30 years ago by insiders in the pentagon concerned of wasting fraud in federal spending and we have continued to work with those insiders across the federal government now uncovering those problems and then working to solve them. host: next is richard on the phone from florida. actual we're going to patty next in seattle, washington. patty, go ahead, please. caller: yeah, i wanted to make a comment on this. the people that were elected in 2008 to take care of this. that's what the problem was. that's why the tea party got activated and got these people in there to work on this. when the senate is controlled by the democrats, they can't get anything through. and that's the big problem. it has nothing to do with anything that the senate itself, t