neighborhood than sdrigt 6 and engaging in all parts of san francisco but also being able to spend more time haoe, as you live here a little long e you're able to dive deep into the different ethnic communities and the different -- really nuances that exist in the various different neighborhoods, i think you're on the pathway to a desire for service in a very manful way and i want to compliment your interest on that, but there's some steep competition in terms of folks having a deep body of knowledge on housing, on low-income community and what life is like, homelessness, a lot of the challenges we're facing in san francisco and also i want to encourage you the continue to dive in deep on the city budget and how it works and how it connects and always pay attention to where the disconnection is because it's where that disconnection is is where we're losing people and people are feeling that pressure and that stress, so with that said, i was moved by ms. hall's comments. i think that she has a lot of passion and fire and real-life experience and she really represents a certain constituency that i

by the wonderful diversity and acceptance this city is known for, as someone who raised my children haoe, i feel strongly about san francisco remaining a place where diverse families and children can thrive. as a professional who worked full time while raising my chaining i also appreciate the he challenges that so many families face and figuring out how to afford the child care they need so they can work and support their families while giving their xirn the developmental experiences they need. i have devoted by career to san francisco non-profits, i spent 13 years as ceo of the jewish community center of san francisco, a large private provider of preschool, after school camp and recreational programs for children and teens. for the past four years, i've served as executive director of children's council where we're devoted in making quality child care and early education a reality for everybody in our city. children's counsel helps people understand their children's options, helps low-income families to pay for care, manages the city's subsidy allocation list, maintains [inaudible] and

. >> while they returned to a haoe error's welcome hoping devastating sanctions would soon be eased, leader of america's closest middle east ally declared his determined opposition. >> such a deal does not block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> if israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu lists his allies on capitol hill including many powerful democrats, mr. obama could have trouble depending off efforts to force a tougher stance by requiring congressional approval. but the deal already has enough safeguards. >> this deal is not based on trust. it is based on unprecedented verification. >> the white house is putting on a full-court press that includes vice president biden, chief of staff mcdone that and susan royce. they have a tough job ahead. >> they sure do. john, thank you so much for that >>> in stark contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is issuing stark warnings for the potential deal that as he says paves the way for a nuclear iran. pfpl mark it's good to have you on the broadcast. there seems to be some significant differences betwe