i do not know if i have an unprofessional level, but as well as in any powwow irina, so it gives me greatde and pleasure as well toemcee -- to emcee this event. how many native americans in the san francisco bay area? let's see -- one, two -- [laughter] over 60,000. how many in oakland? 29,000. it is just really need for the san francisco bay area, northern california, california -- it is really neat to recognize native american heritage month with these four that we on this day. again, i know them well. and i can call them my friends, even though one of them is lakota. at this time, i would like to turn the microphone over to john of kqed. >> thanks, carol -- banks, ea -- thanks, earl. i'm president of kqed media. i'm glad you are all here, and we are glad you are all here, and kqed is proud to be joining in partnership with the san francisco mayor's office of neighborhood services and the san francisco native american health center and the native american aids project in celebrating american indian heritage month. we proudly celebrates the diversity out northern california by commemorat

this is huge -- we have no irina and we haven't had an arena. this precludes us from any major concert because capacity is too small from national political conventions to the nba and a lot of sources of revenue. this is one of the things i comment on frequently and there are plans afoot to try to do something which, and the times we are challenged for revenue and trying to figure out ways of getting more revenue into san francisco, this is a source of huge amounts of revenue for events that can occur virtually 365 days or nights a year. it's something we should pursue privately and publicly to see what can be done. an interesting article in today's "chronicle." i know lot of you probably saw this -- it talked about projections on gross national per-capita, they say san francisco is projected by 2025 to have the fourth highest in the u.s., which is encouraging. but they did mention some admonitions. interestingly enough, competition with male -- surprisingly enough, the cities that finished with us -- that finished ahead of us were not necessari

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the owners are installing 40 additional light fixtures, and surveillance cameras to the parking lot irina's. there will be is zero tolerance policy for abusive behavior. coming up at 4:30 a.m. find out how giants pitcher is helping bryan stow. details on the suspected serial killer and a woman he is accused of killing. two of the murders happened in the southern county 35 mi. north of sacramento. jeff bush when there to find out more. >> reporter: tracy is buried in a cemetery her grave sits among the others on the well-kept ground. her headstone is the only one from her family and says her name. just 17 days before her 32nd birthday she passed away. there are two flowers on each side of her name and appear to be weathered and fairly old. at the top or to flowers indeed into the stone. phone calls were made to her only known relatives who were shaken up that her murder may have been solved. they were advised by investigators not to talk to the media about her or share information about the case. administrators told me they don't remember her funeral or who was in attendance. kron 4 news. >>

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there are great for is allowing anybody to express their ideas just as we do in other free-speech irina's arenas. that would be that side of it. even the opponents say that is not what they're interested in doing. they say they're concerned about being able to run the networks in a way that makes sense. i do not think anyone on the opponent's side has said they are interested in controlling what it is to see in terms of content. host: wanita, republican in kentucky. caller: i just want to make a statement. i think it is the way government is trying to close down some talk radio and fox tv. host: have you heard that argument before? guest: this is similar to what they're doing with the radio. not really, no. there was some people who had concerned with the democrats controlling the fcc might go after that side of broadcast , but i have not heard that they are tried to control the content on the internet, other than the people -- the people that are deeply involved in the policy arguments. host: we are hearing from viewers, a lot of different viewpoints. you say americans can no longer affo

there are great for is allowing anybody to express their ideas just as we do in other free-speech irina's arenas. that would be that side of it. even the opponents say that is not what they're interested in doing. they say they're concerned about being able to run the networks in a way that makes sense. i do not think anyone on the opponent's side has said they are interested in controlling what it is to see in terms of content. host: wanita, republican in kentucky. caller: i just want to make a statement. i think it is the way government is trying to close down some talk radio and fox tv. host: have you heard that argument before? guest: this is similar to what they're doing with the radio. not really, no. there was some people who had concerned with the democrats controlling the fcc might go after that side of broadcast , but i have not heard that they are tried to control the content on the internet, other than the people -- the people that are deeply involved in the policy arguments. host: we are hearing from viewers, a lot of different viewpoints. you say americans can no longer affo

begin to do for all financial products what the card build the four consumer credit cards, make the irina more competitive and the products fair. less deceptive, and more transparent so that consumers can compare costs. these are all traits in an efficient free market system needs in order to thrive. the bureau is designed to be funded through the fed. in order that it might be just that, independent. this is vital in order to avoid the kind of politicizing of its mission. will notm that the cfe bpb be subject to oversight is simply not reality. the director will testify price per year to congress. the board will report annually to congress on board and are treating plants. it will submit quarterly financial reports. the government accountability office will do its own audit. the financial stability oversight council will review all cfpb regulations and can turn over turn them what two- thirds vote, an unprecedented power. federal courts will review agency decisions and congress can overturn regulations. elizabeth warren has made it clear she favors free-market solutions, but like the vas