my name is eddie chang, cyc community center. it is important to focus on city of san francisco immigrant youth for the last 33 years in the city of san francisco. our main office is in tenderloin, but we also have the branch offices in the richmond district and we also have a branch office in the bayview district. so, we are very grateful for that. so, thea of ~ three of the things i want to talk about we want to ask the city to help support us is we would have a city wide multi-cultural youth leadership model that we are not only engaging to people in our neighborhood, but also engaging from people all across the city, especially young people who happen to deal with a lot of different challenges, especially in the more challenging districts. the bayview, western addition, the mission, excelsior, potrero hill area, that they deal in a lot of stress and trauma every day. so, we have a need for that. the multi-cultural youth leadership one. the other one is more work force opportunity, employment opportunity for high-risk api yout

changed how we define it? we took that question to a panel of experts. joining me to have this discussion is dr. eddieof the center of african-american studies at princeton university and author of "in a shade of blue pragmatism and the politics of black america." also from princeton university dr. ahmady etter ra. >> and a correspondent for msnbc, and author of a new book "who's afraid of blackness, what does it mean to come black now." >> let's start with you. you talk about what it means to be black now. >> sure, i hate to be talking for black people which immediately puts everyone on their heels and makes everyone nervous. it means anything you want it to be. 40 million black people, there's 40 million ways to be black. you can do anything. you can be anyone. there's a million different ways -- 40 million ways to be black. >> amani, what does it mean to be 40 million ways to be black. are there certain things that bind black folks as a community? is blackness up in the air? >> well, it's up in the air to the fact there's 40 million distinctness or identities in the united states. but on the other

change in the air mass, the marine layer almost nonexistent to the south. clouds quickly whisked away from along the coast, almost everywhere. up north another hour or two longer. see that small eddy, circulation, counterclockwise circulation on the screen, that's what's pushing the fog in your neighborhood. even with that, it was moving away from the coast. that's why we'll see sunshine. this the way it looks down to santa cruz this morning. look at all that sunshine if you're down there. in fact, we'll have heat index and sunshine for the better part of the day. thunderstorm possible in the next 48 hours. once we get past that drier air will come back, temperatures close to average. upper 60s around most of san francisco. richmond the cool spot at 59. 70s inland, 80s in pleasanton, 75 in santa clara. it's going to warm up to 77 in santa clara. you're getting there. you can see what the high clouds are going to do, stop the warming this afternoon. upper 60s to 70s on the peninsula, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s downtown, south san francisco, mid-70s up in the north bay valleys. 60s to 70s along east bayshore, mid-80s, 90s inland. reds in town to take on t

treasury over changes made last year to bailout terms of fannie and fraed eddie.put the lenders into what's known as conservatorship as housing market losses surged during the financial crisis. the government agreed to inject billions of dollars into the companies to keep them afloat. in return the treasury got a new class of preferred shares that initially paid a 10% dividend and warrants to buy about 80% of fannie and freddie's common stock. last august treasury amended those terms, instead forcing the firms to hand over nearly all of their profits as a dividend starting this year. fannie and freddie don't have to make dividend payments until -- when they're unprofitable. as a result they can't redeem any of the preferred shares the government has taken. perry which began investing in fannie and freddie in 2010 claims as the companies returned profitability last year the government moved to ensure treasury would be the sole beneficiary of the improved balance sheets. the suit also claims the dividend sweep amounts to a new stock purchase, something treasury didn