this goes back to the feinstein administration, every mayor since then. everyone has done a wonderful job supporting the veterans. san francisco is the only city we know of in the country that pays for mental health care for veterans out of the city budget. we have been doing that for 25 years. we have housing on a treasure island that is a no cost police for veterans. -- lease for veterans. in the presidio, 102 units of supportive housing. the city provides rehab funding there. veterans with disabilities. more recently, the city made available a landmark building that has revived substantial rehab funding. in 2012, 75 senior hamas veteran will be able to live out their lives in dignity. i just cannot say enough about the job the city does of stepping up to the plate. it is not just about platitudes and waving banners, it is about getting the job done. we are great -- we are very grateful. >> randy martina's is the president of the city college. randolph will explain, through the gi bill, how they are now funding the gi bill. it is not about where you are

this goes back to the feinstein administration, every mayor since then.veryone has done a wonderful job supporting the veterans. san francisco is the only city we know of in the country that pays for mental health care for veterans out of the city budget. we have been doing that for 25 years. we have housing on a treasure island that is a no cost police for veterans.

disappear and this is the kind of scamegoting -- scapegoating poverty we've seen since the feinstein administration. until we start attacking the roots of poverty, they use police and private security guards to try to make homeless people disappear. enough is enough. you can't tell us it's illegal to sit on the sidewalk. that's not going to be enforced against everybody of the it's p going to create a safer environment. it's going to mean another law that penalizes poor people because the cops don't want to see them around, the business groups don't want to see them around and that's why this didn't pass the board of supervisors, that's why so many clubs in this town have come out against it. it's classist, mean, racist and mean-spirited and we just need to make sure this is not what san francisco stands for. >> thank you, paul. in a moment, we'll hear from supporters of proposition l. now i'm with a small business owner who is going to speak in support of proposition l. the reasons you support proposition l had >> as a small business owner on haight street over the years i've experienced first han

. >> senator dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are asking you bomb administration to reap direct moneyil to california. this after the governor of wisconsin and ohio rejected money for rail projects in their state. california voters have committed more than $9 million in the high-speed rail and the federal government has already set aside $3 billion for the 800 mi. project. federal regulators may move to ban castrated alcoholic drinks as soon as this week. the food and drug administration is expected to find caffeinism unsafe food additive for the college ranks. following that announcement the federal trade administration is expected to issue letters to have committed that if alcohol beverages that marketing the product could be illegal. this comes after several college students were sent to the hospital as a result of dree in the beverages. already forced it the ban the drinks including the popular for local. a live look outside at traffic on this tuesday this is in san francisco the 80-101 split the top of your screen traffic inching along just barely headed toward the bay bridge. th

feinstein and bond from the intelligence committee. we received the answers to several outstanding questions that senators had posed to the administrationt seven months, senators have formally submitted 900 questions to the obama administration and they have received thorough responses to every one of them. by mid september, our bipartisan work produced a resolution of ratification that we should all be able to support. our review process was not designed to cheerlead for the treaty. it was designed to probe every aspect of the treaty and to come up with a resolution that provided the senate's input and protected the prerogatives of the senate and indeed of individual senators' points of views. and that's what we have done. at 28 pages, the resolution of ratification, including 13 conditions, thee understandings, 10 declarations, addresses every serious pop i can that we have discussed over these months. if a senator was worried about the treaty and missile defense, then condition five, understanding one, and declarations one and two address those issues. if they were worried about modernization of our nuclear weapons complex as strateg