the district health director blames foreigners for the health systems poor condition. he claims that the fault lies with immigrants who have no papers and enter northern ghana from neighboring countries i love people what in year i mean to share in the lives of those that we have you know i yet they are not in because they are not nationals and they have also want to reduce and so do i do a little numbers does that raise and that's how come you realize that our budgets that don't matter budget that the government you know chairs out and wildly different are for sure because they don't anticipate and if i did not know the real numbers of people illegal immigrants who are here and but to spit on in our you know look at things that are provided for in a national sword that also is a problem. in two thousand and eleven ghana's economy growth rate reached fourteen point four percent. using the profits from gold and oil as its driving force ghana became at least on paper a middle income country. and is the ninth country in africa to reach this position. the i.m.f. policies a

behalf of the whole city people like lou our librarian and our director of public health and rich the superintendent of our school district. yes (clapping) and i i know i'm going to miss a few but i want to single out those i've worked with closely and we have so many things going on that i'm proud of. we have a lot to celebrate. this year has been a year of success and there's so much it's going on. you may already know who important chiropractics of our california latino community it's one of the most faster growing populations if the state of california. its also a very young population. and i'm looking around the countryside you're all younger than manufacture me. tonight is a special occasion to celebrate our youth in san francisco because you represent the 1 hundred percent of our city. so i'm glad to be here tonight. guess what we've been able to celebrate our unemployment rate is 5.6 percent. a lot of people are working. and you know why we're the third lowest that but san mateo we hire all those people. we won't be satisfied until everybody has a job because i know that's what we all want (clapping) >> and i see

health care for >>> an east bay school district ellis act eviction. >>reporter: how can we get more affordable housing. joining us is executive director of the apartment association. you represent apartment owners. >> yes. >> what is your take on a solution for these eviction. >> i agree with you it's a time we take a look at 35 years of housing policies and look at our endocrin con -- rent control laws and some of the other laws. >> affordable housing is the top concern or at least one of the top concerns. it's not just san francisco. people are seeing the rent go up all ray round -- all around. how do you get more affordable housing for the middle. there is housing for low income hows and high-rises for the rich people. >> well, i believe the whole idea of bay area is to build rental housing around trance quarters. i believe that's what we need to do. in san france -- san francisco the cost of building is high. we need to ease up on government regulation . >> there is no estimate but we can build ourselves to a lower rent level. >> it will be interesting because this issue will keep happening. >> i agree and i would encourage your l