first of all, i'd like to thank gail and james tracingy two of renee's farther people. gail was the last executive director that renÉe helped and was the first executive director from chp that came from within chp and james trashing was closed to renÉe and close to my heart the only community organizer poet in the hate beat tradition a tradition that renÉe greatly appreciated now with the work and the point of james is to keep everybody real and the point of gail is to keep james real so they both work i think very well together. iran in a was a dedicated community activist. i was more than that he was a state of history, he was a man of the left, he was a material lit who believed that material reality could be changed by the actions of organized and empowered people and he dedicated most of his life to figuring out ways to make that work and in a city that he was born in and grew up in and loved. he understood that place was important that empowering people in place was incredibly important, and that building empowered people in a specific place was how you built comm

.) >> welcome i really want to welcome everyone here today, i'm gail the director of the housing partner and welcome to the navy apartments this helps homeless people secure housing and become self-sufficient and one hundred and 20 units of newly constructed housing. there are so. people to thank for the project it takes a village to make this from sour state and local partners and to the hard working staff of community housing partnership for each housing your housing and the staff that helped us like our catherine gonzales folks make it happen renÉe spent over 20 years committed to the partnership from the foundation of planning back in the late 1980s and have renÉe knew that permanent housing should be in every neighborhood in san francisco not build in decided franchised poor neighborhoods but integrated into san francisco. the folks who will hear at r.c. a haunting to have a community built up around and welcome hundreds of homeowners and rental housing members and others people into their community and be able to say we were here from the beginning and helped transbay. i know that

gail markjarvis from the chicago tribune, thanks so much. > > thank you. bill-- graduating with an mba pays off. a couple of new survey's including one by the council that adminsters the admissions test for business school... finds 80% of employers intend to hire mba's this year. up from 73% last year. and, there's a slight uptick in the u.s. with strong demand for mbas in asia and europe. employeers planing to hire college grads minus an mba falls to 74% from 75%. just ahead-- a money manager takes us on a shopping spree for high yielding stocks... chart talk is next matt shapiro president of n.w. s capital is tracking down some high-yielding stocks for us this morning. good morning, matt. > > morning, angie. > > let's run through the dogs of the dow. what do you like here? well a lot of investors of course have gotten back into the dividend stuff this year and these stocks have had quite a turnaround. you know at&t with the big news yesterday buying directv yields about 5%... verizon, merck, intel-- these are the dogs of the dow, and they've all done ver

let's talk to gail marksjarvis, a personal finance columnist for the chicago tribune. come on gail! i want to spend a little bit of it. > >and you should! i know you're gonna be surprised to hear me say that but if you're too good with the money you're going to resent it. so what you should do is splurge a little-- maybe take 5-10%--and get something really sweet. not just kind of something you want but something you wouldn't ordinarily get. > >it's extravagant, stupid, silly--but it makes you feel good. > >feel good so that later you don't overspend because you feel cheated. > >what are the things that we should be doing? is it paying down credit card debt? is it taking out a college fund for our kids? > >absolutely. so lets look at boeing mechanics just got a $10,000 bonus. they got it because they gave up some of their retirement money. so they've got $10,000. they're gonna lose some right away to taxes so they've got $7,500. say they splurge a little, then take $5,500 and put it in a roth ira for their retirement. say they are in their 30s, that becomes about $55,000. so if you

and as gail points out, the human brain can only take so much trauma. so they adapt to the situation. they figure out how to survive. and the world forgets. law enforcement doesn't have clues to follow up. and they don't go to run this to ground. >> and look, this is a specific population we're talking about. we understand it sounds as though they were undocumented. we don't know if the language barrier was an issue. there's a lot of circumstances that makes this particularly a sensitive situation. gail, we also know from what sara has talked to us about, the report, there is a young child here. so the healing is not now just about the mother. the daughter who's now a 25-year-old woman, but the child she bore with this man. >> yes. obviously that makes it more complicated. on the one hand, i think, you know, sadly this child is always going to be a reminder of what happened. i mean, this man is the child's father. on the one hand. and on the other hand, a child can be, you know, an incredible source of love and confidence in being a good mother. so obvi

and, gail, i mean you're the keynote speaker now for this. and you started constant contact it was a start-up as any other and now it is a very big company. what are you going to tell small business people who are there listening to you? >> so i'm actually going to tell them that they have a marketing competitive advantage. shockingly, a lot of small businesses aren't investing in marketing, they aren't confident in marketing. so i'm going to talk all about why marketing is easy for them, and they can beat the big guys. >> okay. well then, someone might come to you and say, well, it's not as easy for me. i don't have a big budget for marketing. i might have a competitor out there who's been around, has deep pockets. sure i can get on facebook or free, twitter or free, e-mail is not that expensive but that doesn't compete with deep pockets. >> so it turns out for small businesses, a couple of things are key to their growth. one is driving repeat sales. keeping those people who already know you coming back. and inspiring word of mouth referrals

>> i want to ask gail stein, our contract manager, to give you that detail. >> gail stein from the mta. as long as there are 15 wraps in the contract, the contract will pay us $325,000 for each year of the contract guaranteed. to the degree that there are more than that, we would pick up any additional revenue through the 65% revenue share. so, there is not an additional guarantee that we would see that money. and in fiscal year 2012-13, the contractor paid us more than $1.1 million over the minimum annual guarantee and about two third of that was due to wraps with windows. >> and based on what we have in term of a guarantee, it's about $30 million. will that guarantee change as a result of reducing the number of vehicles? >> the guarantee without that would not change. it would be -- the numbers that you have before you, if it was lower than 15, it would be less -- you would subtract 325,000 for each year. so, the guarantee does not change above 15. >> i'm not certain if i'm clear on that, but i -- excuse me? >> if i may through the chair, it's the up side potential that changes. so,

. >> and if oprah goes through her closet there will be gail. i love gail. i love oprah. what a is not to love? >> i think there should be gail marriage. why not? >> should they drop "hop on pop"? toronto, wherever that is, has something else to fuss boot. they asked their library to get rid of six books including dr. suess' beloved book "hop on pop." the complaint said the story, quote, encourages children to use violence against their fathers. they also requested the library pay for damages resulting from the back which is a lot of money. fyi, the majority of health care costs come from hoping-related instances. you know what i would rather focus on? this. it is awesome. >> finally he is stuffing into his orifice. >> where does it go? >> i don't know. is it cultural appropriation that he is eating all of those burritos? you are an expert on can gnaw you ad. i don't believe this story. i feel like this is a prank, but it isn't a prank jie. toronto is an exception to the canada is awesome rule. there are no hosers there. they became a new -- they became new york-city size

and gail goodman is ceo of constant contact a provider of online marketing tools the keynote speaker for small business week event in boston. great to see both of you. >> great to be with you. >> great to be with you. >> this is very exciting. what does this mean to your business? >> oh, not only the exposure for all of our services and the great accomplishments that we made throughout the community, it really allows my employees and i to really celebrate all of the hard work that we put in over the close to seven years. >> were there times in those seven years where you thought gosh, this is not going to work? >> yes. specifically last year was our toughest year. we've experienced the most growth as evidenced through all of our success over the past seven years. last year was extremely challenging to our industry. in the federal government contracting industry and due to the federal government shutdown that extremely impacted my business. >> what a turnaround. troubles last year, honored as the top small business person of the year this year. congratulations. and i love hearing thes

gail, i didn't know this until yesterday that you are the world's most foremost expert on william henryverwhelming. >> so explain this -- so where do you come down? does he belong to ohio? does he belong to virginia? >> you know, there's a southern saying about just because a kitten is born in the oven doesn't make it a muffin. he was born in virginia. he left. wherever you run for office from is where you're from. william henry harrison was definitely from ohio. >> so you would tell the virginia state board of tourism, sorry, you're not the mother of presidents anymore. this moniker belongs to ohio. >> maybe you can be the mother of the presidents but whoever raised them was ohio, so no, sorry, virginia. >> well, that's fair enough. you know, what's been interesting when we are having a little bit of fun with this, neither state -- here's a state that has provided 15 presidents separately since there is the disputed eighth on each side, but it's been 100 years since either state has done so. do we look at it because ohio is maybe such a swing state and there's so much time and energy p

she and gail should buy a hockey team. >> stop trying to make gail and oprah lesbians again. >> how did i do that a? what are you talking about? you are a stereo -- you thought i was talking about lesbians. >> i hoped. >> you treated him like he was a dude with oprah. >> he is the heart and soul of the deal. >> i don't know. >> we can have myself and we know how to treat the people that are poor. these rich guys, they don't know how. >> donald sterling is not selling that team. for something he said at home? let me tell you something about racism and racists. they always tell people if you are going to be racist don't do it it at work. do it at home. now you will take his team because he did what he was supposed to do as a racist? good luck with that. i've been around the block. >> i don't even know where to go with that. joanne, you are on record saying you thought the new owner was white. >> i was taped when i said that? did i learn nothing? i can see why a lot of people want to buy this. i think everybody wants to be the fresh-faced hero who steps in and saves the day and changes the

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has the technology improved or what's happening there >> gail from the mta pare the technology does continue to improve will have of the wraps are clear and they've put a lot of the colors onto the body of the vehicles so we're definitely ware u aware that people have issues the contract requires the contractors to use better and better materials. >> so the experience i had was sometime last fall or i think it was last fall. is that not happening anymore >> we've heard not heard from very many people we don't feel that's still a problem. >> i mean despite the glasses i have descendent eyesight is that again i don't have poor eyesight. >> we've not heard from many people i ride and look all the time and i have not had problems so, so i don't think that's that big have a problem. >> i know there's a variety of different kinds of adds some lighter or darker does muni have a way to access this color pallet on the ads is going to cause a sdanlt issue. >> we haven't had problems with disabled people coming and claiming but how you look at it sometimes, the whops that are clearer and don't have muc

they could go color together without trevor with the trees and landscaping present >> next speaker >> gail. board member of the neighborhood association. i did do send in an objection but couldn't attend the community walk one the points mark blackman mentioned at our transmission meeting that spent a large amount of time over the mr. president of the s m f is asking for private property that will serve the same purpose and get them off the sidewalk or at least an alternative rather than an arbitrary process of moving around a neighborhood none of them in the group has expertise about the placement we've talked about one property a hud property directly across the street and in the case of 533 there's a large apartment building cross the street and potentially there are storage locations within the building that will allow at&t to use private property space. the incentive is $8,000 for skaes that's another thing that should be addressed for a prove or disprove to want to do that as opposed to obstructing sidewalks. is there any public comment seeing none, mr. george if you have rebuttal yo

and joining me by phone is cameron's mom, gail sharp. thank you for being on. >> thank you for having me. >> i am so sorry about the loss of your son. but we get to talk about this surprise. because from what i understand, gail, this was just before mother's day. can you just tell me about the moment your husband handed you this letter with a very younger version of your son's penmanship on the outside of the envelope? >> i was very confused. he said we had gotten a letter from cameron sharp. and i thought that we had -- maybe somebody named cameron sharp had written to us. i didn't know what he was talking about. and when he handed me the letter, the envelope, i looked at the writing on it and i knew instantly it was cameron's handwriting. >> and the moment you opened it, and see that he's writing about this movie, night at the museum, this is a younger, much younger version of your son. what was that like to see that? >> i was so happy that we had gotten it. of course, we cherish anything that we hear about cameron, or anything that so

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes! like to see that. bad brakes are bad news for possums. now carfax® can help you find the right used car. that's the one! start your search at the new carfax.com . john: you've heard the expression, you can't fight city hall. people say it for a reason. the bureaucrats have all the time and money in the world. they don't care if you lose your investment or how much time it takes you. that's why they usually win. they pretty much defeated the little girl we met in the last segment, but occasionally an entrepreneur has the resources and will to fight back and win. greg garrett did that, he raises oysters on his land or off his land in virginia. you brought me some. thank you. >> the oysters taste fantastic, we're serving them up in new york, shipping them to california. all over the country. we have great oyster grounds, we're able to secure the prime oyster grounds at the mouth of the new york river at chesapeake bay, and the county ought to be proud of our oysters, proud they are shipp

>> i think you mean by gail's position. >> yeah. >> that would be finance. >> finance, yes. [inaudible]. [laughter] >> did you not get the memo, tom? >> okay. we go through the selection process. we get the final interview and then we make the job offer. hopefully we can go through all those fingerprint and background and then [inaudible] and then by, you know, the time before we formally announce, expect by next month [inaudible] because [inaudible] take a while. >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm 5b, update on proposed legislation. >> good morning commissioners, i was mentioning a few minutes ago the david shoe legislation on legalization of an illegal unit under a voluntary program did pass, the mayor signed it, it actually took legal effect on the 17th, just a few days ago. we have drafted through our technical services staff, a screening form. we have a group meeting with the supervisor's office and members of planning and the red board and some other interested and involved participants in this review process so we are finalizing the documentation that will be needed to mak

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes!ou know i like to see that. bad brakes are bad news for possums. now carfax® can help you find the right used car. that's the one! start your search at the new carfax.com for your business news. >>> call it highway robbery, the highway pushing for more toll roads on the highways. we have heard this one before. >> it's a running joke to me. look, we were told during the stimulus that a ton of it was going to go towards shovel-ready jobs for infrastructure. we know what they were shoveling at the time. we are spending over a trillion more than a few years ago, and it's always on the taxpayer's back, and it's shadow taxes and it's adding to the nausea for the taxpayer. >> charlie, here is the thing. i drive in new york every day, and i drive across the george washington bridge and those tolls going up and -- >> if christie has not blocked the lanes. >> sometimes they do little traffic studies that clog up the bridge. here is the thing, and i would say this, when was the last time we have

. >> joining me now is gail le mond, author and senior fellow. is not first time our eyes have been directed to girls education under a crisis like this. there was the case of mala lala this is going on around the world in places we don't pay attention to every day. >> for so long the conversation about america's national security tended to treat half of the population as a special interest group. if we talk about what's happening to women and girls in fragile parts of the world it was definitely seen as per riveral and not central. what we're seeing now, what's happening to these girls, in pakistan, girls in west africa, girls in afghanistan, is that they are on the front lines of the battle against extremism and the battle to decide what our world is going to look like. i think it's time for all of us to recalibrate the way we see these issues because a world in which all of these children can get education, boys and girls, is a world that is safer, and richer and stable and more prosperous. that is in everyone's best interest. i think we're fi

our contract manager gail is here to answer any difficult questions i'm at our disposal otherwise >> thank you director reiskin. supervisor breed >> i'm the sponsor for this item i do not like being being the director of this i rather have those buses painted but i'm sympathetic to the critics at&t's and the folks from san francisco beautiful we require titan to install art in our billboards to pay for some of the expenses i think it is good we should remove the billboard language but i support this contract and approving that as is and alleyway the flexibility of increasing it from 15 to thirty buses. mta estimates it will need $20 million more a year in its operating budgets. the expansion of free muni something voted by many of us on the board will cost mundz operating budget about 9 million and fee sunday parking meters is 11 million not counting for the vision that will cost another $40 million a year. the budget and analyst contract guarantees thirty miles to the mta over 5 years this is a $6 million per year. $6 million can pay for free muni for seniors or buy new trains. wher

from new york city, y'all show some love for gail gondek. let her hear it! >> thank you.heers and applause] >> so hugs, i got that already. >> yes. >> you know, and then-- so what's with the dog hair and the sweaters? >> well, cedric, i like to spin yarn. >> okay. >> and i like to spin it out of organic things like dog hair, celery... >> celery?

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gail lemon, good morning to both of you. >> let's start with what we're dealing with here, evan. abduction agrees that not een al qaeda can condone. tell us about boko haram. >> it's a very active and well-armed group based mostly in remote areas along nigeria's borders. the problem with this group is yeah, they're not that organized, per se. they're not carrying out bombings and they do have ties to al qaeda and the group that's based in west africa has issued numerous staples endorsing boko haram and endorsing their mission suggesting they're doing exactly what al qaeda wants. these tactics about kidnapping girls and that's pretty questionable, but bottom line is this gripe houp has attacked westerners and boko haram means western education is sinful. >> they have the leader he was the number two and when the founder of boko haram was executed he became number one and that's when they became particularly violent and went off against innocent people. there is a $7 million bounty on his head. nigeria has offered $300,000 for information, but tell us a little more about him and wh

gail wyatt: we need to appreciate, it's not just adults who are stressed. kids have a lot of pressure on them, to do their homework, to have friends, to make friends, to-- you know, connect in so many different ways, to participate in extracurricular activities, to do well, to be what their parents want them to be, lots of stressors. a certain amount of stress is necessary for life. deborah khoshaba: on a moment-to-moment basis, our body is always in the process of gauging how much arousal we need to function. okay? see, right now as i'm speaking, my sympathetic nervous system is on, and although i don't feel anxiety, i do feel a certain amount of arousal. you would say the organism's under stress. so stress is a very interesting term in that sense, that we're wired to respond to the environment. for many people, stress is so ingrained in their lives that it begins to feel natural. you'd be surprised how few people know what stress really is, because they're so accustomed to it. it becomes part of their everyday world, and they can't appreciate it until the

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eastern cities the acting president and says authorities are unable to restore order in each tier oprah gail has more the armed men in masks appeared to be in full control of the good chunk of eastern ukraine. pro russian separatists are occupying buildings around the region. members of the interim government in kiev now admit they can't do anything about it. celestial us. police and security forces in the regions of donetsk and the cons are losing control and are unable to protect citizens there the acting president says some on foresters are cooperating with the separatists. he again blamed russian leaders for fuelling the unrest the uprising started nearly a month ago shortly after president biden your and annex the ukrainian republic of crimea. pro russian groups want to hold the referendum on their future just as the crimean stated some support independence some are pushing to join russia the cr h brought leaders of different nns togheto t figure out a diplomatic solution japanese primeisr shinzo of a myth in berlin with german chancellor uncle a merkel. president bush said the state tv

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they are investor gailing that trying to find the source and cause of this particular spread of thatus at the moment. lou: you mentioned connection between the drought and beef prices, which are rising. arizona state university reports showing that drought in california will affect a million acres of agricultural land. california producing nearly 50% of our fruits for example, lettuce pricing rise as much as dollars%, avocado prices 28% they are huge increases. we'll havthey will have a huge n the american family budget. >> yes, you are correct. currently, we're fortunate in u.s. that we spend a small amount on our disposable income on our food. but, that is going to change this summer. but fortunately we have a very diverse food supply. you know specifically back to the beef itself, people who are accustomed to stake steaks may e lower cost cuts or ground beef, we're insulated a little bit in the u.s. because we do have a diverse food supply. but the cost of food will increase as a result of the tkro drought, and decrease cattle herds, we know that our cattle herd is at lowest aim s

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this is gail sheehy, who appeared when we are talking about bill clinton. >> right before the vote, weknew they were going to lose, she was the campaign manager. they were locked in a room together to find out what was really going on. hillary was giving him the third degree. she said she even had to take bill clinton's girlfriend as her babysitter to get her out of the way. hillary started swearing and cursing. it was a melee, no one ever mentioned that bill clinton had the passivity of buddha. it was never his fault. it was always somebody else's fault. >> if mrs. clinton runs, this is going to come up again. >> it already has. guilt by association, if she could stay with a man like that, etc. i think the hardest thing is to make a decision about where does a private life have importance and where doesn't it? the women who are going to run are going to get an awful lot of heat about their relationships, no matter who they are. the treatment of wendy davis. it was pretty funny, the sisters were accused of being too trashy and wendy davis was accused of not being trashy enough. she was

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