iona has lived at this site on and off three years. >> i've been in a shelter three times. and the hot team supposed to be there to help me get to my appointments and stuff because i forget, but they never did they left me sitting there. >> reporter: he has seen rough homeless camps, but this is not one. >> some of us have been through shelters, bugs, attitudes, people that work there, we had all kind of problems. >> reporter: some chp officers are come to know most out here by name because the chp comes out here every month to cite the folks for trespassing. >> they are used to it, i'm used to it. they move and we cleanup and they move back generally. >> reporter: do you think they will be back here tomorrow? >> absolutely >> reporter: some of the homeless tell us the the city didn't have enough beds to go around. the city says that is true. >> resources are always an issue. of course, we try to prioritize based on vulnerability. >> reporter: i talked to a homeless man who used to live out here he calls it the homeless dance you move from here to there, homeless go somewhe

iona has lived at this site on and off three years. >> i've been in a shelter three times. and the hot team supposed to be there to help me get to my appointments and stuff because i forget, but they never did they left me sitting there. >> reporter: he has seen rough homeless camps, but this is not one. >> some of us have been through shelters, bugs, attitudes, people that work there, we had all kind of problems. >> reporter: some chp officers are come to know most out here by name because the chp comes out here every month to cite the folks for trespassing. >> they are used to it, i'm used to it. they move and we cleanup and they move back generally. >> reporter: do you think they will be back here tomorrow? >> absolutely >> reporter: some of the homeless tell us the the city didn't have enough beds to go around. the city says that is true. >> resources are always an issue. of course, we try to prioritize based on vulnerability. >> reporter: i talked to a homeless man who used to live out here he calls it the homeless dance you move from here to there, homeless go somewhe

iona the zonal home interiors which i have operated for 22 years, selling primitive country american furniture and industrial steel ranging from the late 1800's through 1945 with a mixture of custom upholstered furniture and locally created artists and works by artists using recycled and reclaimed ingredients. i was targeted by police audit two years ago in july of 2010 and was shocked to received by a certified letter a demand to comply to a second-hand dealer permit for which i knew nothing about. i open my business in november 1990, went to city hall and asked for and complied with everything i needed to do to comply my business at, which i have that now successfully for 22 years. in 1997, i took a business partner and open the second business entity as a limited liability company, opening four other bay area locations which we have run for a number of years. in none of these past 22 years have the police and or any other entity other than for a second- hand dealer permit advise me this is something required to operate my business. when i received this, it seemed very suspect that

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and iona says she liked this better than the alternative for the city. >> i've been in a shelter three times. the hot team we're supposed to be there to help me get to appointments so i forget and things like that. but they never did. and. >> tony has seen rough camps but says this not one of those. >> this is attitudes people have problems and it was there. >> some chp officers have come to know most by name. that is because they come out here to cite them both for trespassing. many of the same folks every time. >> they're used to it. i'm used to it. i just move on and clean up and they move back. >> so do you think they'll be back here? >> absolutely. >> some of the homeless tell us the city doesn't have enough beds. the city says that is true. >> resoursz are an issue. and we try to pryor ties folks. >> and one spokesperson calls it homeless dance. moving them from here, they go here, there is no doubt they're going to be back tomorrow, if not by tonight. >> still ahead, republicans make it official, mitt romney is the party nominee. and red meat coming the delegates way tonight. >>

in 1995, for congregational elected her and she later returned to iona by was reelected in 2007. she has served as the north american representative of the dominican sisters international and was invited member of the university of saint thomas aquinas in rome. in 2009, she began a three-year term and the presidency of the leadership conference of women religious, a term that ended last week at the end of the group's annual assembly in st. louis. that assembly announced it wants a dialogue with the bishops over the issues in the vatican report but will not sacrifice its integrity. sister mary was one of the nuns working on that statement. give a warm press club welcome to sister mary hughes. [applause] >> thank you so much for that warm introduction and welcome. it is a privilege for me to be here. in all of my time in religious life, when i first entered and began teaching, i really never had an aspiration to teach and went over the age of seven. [laughter] i am always surprised to find myself and apply such as this and it is truly an honor to be here. i would like to maybe star

from the mid-1980s as the chairperson at iona college in new york.ut in 1995, her congregation elected her as their priorities. she later returned to iona, but was reelected from her congregation in 2007. she served as the north american representative for the dominican sisters international and was an invited member of the direct torian of the st. thomas aquinas in rome. in 2009 chemie she began a three-year term and the presidency of the leadership conference of women religious, a term which ended last week at the end of the group's annual assembly in st. louis. that assembly announced that it once a day like what the bishop over the issue in the vatican's report that won't sacrifice its integrity. sister uses one of the leaders working on that statement. once again, please give a warm national press club welcome to sister mary hughes. [applause] >> thank you so much for that warm introduction and welcome. it's really a privilege for me to be here. and all of my time in religious life when i first entered and began teaching him i really never had a

elected her and she lateral returned to iona by was reelected in 2007. she has served as the north american representative of the dominican sisters international and was invited member of the university of saint thomas aquinas in rome. in 2009, she began a three-year term and the presidency of the leadership conference of women religious, a term that ended last week at the end of the group's annual assembly in st. louis. that assembly announced it wants a dialogue with the bishops over the issues in the vatican report but will not sacrifice its integrity. sister mary was one of the nuns working on that statement. give a warm press club welcome to sister mary hughes. [applause] >> thank you so much for that warm introduction and welcome. it is a privilege for me to be here. in all of my time in religious life, when i first entered and began teaching, i really never had an aspiration to teach and went over the age of seven. [laughter] i am always surprised to find myself and apply such as this and it is truly an honor to be here. i would like to maybe star