how about juanita? somebody? if you sell this neighborhood down the river, what do you think you are going to get? chairperson campos: if there is another member of the public who would like to speak, please come forward. >> last monday, i was elected to the board of directors. i am coming to speak as a resident, and not a reflection of the views of the cbd. first, let me say i appreciate the oversight. i think the cbd does a lot of good things for the tenderloin. no question about it. but there needs to be greater transparency and there needs to be greater accountability. at the present time, the cbd spends approximately 80% of their budget through one vendor, which cleans the streets. this is on a non-competitive basis. i was given a packet of documents after my election. although i ran unopposed, i never saw the numbers for anybody else. i was speaking about competitive bids, that has not been complied with. city ordinances include the sunshine ordinance. at present, they take the position that the brown act a

i see juanita taking that next step. to see her mature politically and mature as a civic the engage young woman, it fills me with a lot of pride. this would be a perfect place. she might be green in some areas, but that is what is beautiful about this task force. learning from older activists to sickly engage people because she has a perspective that you are not going to hear. so thank you very much. supervisor kim: thank you so much. any other members who want to speak, please line up. >> hello, supervisors. i wanted to voice my support for jenny lam and mr. james tracey. we believe they exhibit the independence and ability to work with communities of interest. i also wanted to speak on a more personal note for jenny. i have known her since first coming to the bay area six years ago. i have seen her in action and believe that she preserve the ability to both be able to voice her opinion and take a step back in discussions, and i think that is invaluable with a task force that is likely to be very controversial and in a

i wanted to add a recognition of juanita, the former head of head start, in she was very supportive, and i also wanted to let you know that we are institutionalizing the program. this was a pilot, and we intend to have a cohort go through our department every three years now, and we are looking for jr. transfers from city and other community colleges to finish out their junior and senior year with us, with a focus on early childhood development, and this is in response to the head start change of law, where head teachers must have a bachelor's or be in the process of earning one, and i would like to thank you for your support and recognition of this very important advancements in workplace development, and we would like to see more areas of workplace development, developing cohorts for working people at san francisco stage. thank you. [applause] president chiu: thank you all, and congratulations. [applause] ok. that ends up 3:30 special accommodations. why do we now not preside back to our north beach items? as i stated before, we will first hear presentations from various city staff

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. > juanita was crunching the numbers when she learned the sales tax was going down. >> what are you>> i don't know. >> here at best buy, the same goes for other large ticket items like electronics. mike will wait to get a new tv. >> the best bargain they can get and they are ration enough. especially to the government. >> leo says he'll wait to buy a new mac and save $20. >> that will work for me. extra $20 a month, you know. so i'm happy about that. >> it's unclear if a lower sales tax will translate into more sales. >> i think it will have an impact. people waiting to buy a car may wait a few more days to get a 1% decrease. that could be significant. >> any time taxes go down, consumers are happy. if consumers are happy, business owners are happy. >> it looks like customers will wait and save. perhaps the bigger story is that they are actually buying once again. >> and back here live at the kia dealership, now the sales tax here in san jose will go from 9.25% down to 8.25%. not a whole lot of money in the grand scheme of things, but economists say it's a positive psychological eff

what is juanita doing selling roses in the mission. wine colored, blood colors and pink roses wrapped in cellophane stuck in a plastic bucket half his size. 10 years looked like 30 stamped on his forehead a strong wind could blow him to daly city. the town of his birth. all the regular customers, the soft bellied ones and the lean ones the hard face cabdrivers, the triose know his face. his faded blue sweater and his profile like [inaudible]. his cow lick in black mop of hair. [inaudible] johnitto should be only asleep. you know the place the apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulle

tavis: this is a book of atonement, particularly the parts about juanita. you want to atone to her for not being what you could have been and should of been at that time. >> i saw her and i was in atlanta and we did a book signing. she came to the book signing. we went to dinner. she did not deserve -- i did not deserve her. she was a good woman. she is a strong woman. she did the best she could to keep the marriage is strong. by then, i had found cocaine, i had found alcohol. i became a crazed guy. it is funny because i am loved by so many people yet i did not love my wife. i loved her but i did not show her love, if that makes any sense. tavis: your son is 37, that makes me feel old. >> you cannot talk about sugar ray without talking about the fights. you want to respond in terms of what you thought of them and those fights. thomas hearns. >> that was my most the defining moment. that context, that fight, he brought out the best in me. he made me realize that even as tired as i was going into the later rounds when he was winning, that there is indeed a po

now grant's mother, juanita johns, flanked by her brother and civil rights attorney john burris holding a news conference now. grant was killed by former bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. he served 11 months in jail in los angeles. grant's mother reacting to the settlement today. >> no amount of money, again, would ever make me satisfied. what would make he satisfied is that my son would be here. that would -- that's what would satisfy me. >> reporter: wanda johnson just left here moments ago. bart president bob franklin showed remorse. he released a statement today. he says he shows remorse about what happened, but he says it was lessons learned and a tough lesson that the department had to learn, and he says changes are being made with the bart police department right now. we're going to have an update on this story coming up at 6:00. reporting live in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a bay area family in mourning tonight after their soldier son was killed in afghanistan. specialist kevin hilleman was killed sunday when rebels unit.oi he joined the army in 20

there were strong emotions and mladic was returning it in kind there, juanita? plea. we understand that the court is adjourned for now. what happens next? >> ha happens next is he has 30 days to enter that plea. the court called for the court to reconvene on the 14th of july at 10:00 a.m. he wants a team of lawyers. he didn't seem satisfied with the court-appointed lawyer, although he was serbian. he will choose lawyers. he wants more time because he's old and infirmed. >> you're watching "world one" live from london. the news continues here on cnn. there's another way to help eliminate litter box dust: purina tidy cats. our premium litters now work harder to help neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to ...get in the way. not anymore. ink introduces jot. a real time expense app that lets you track and categorize expenses on the go. so you can get back to the business you love. jot, the latest innovation from chase. only for ink customer

the cause of the fire does not appear to be suspicious which made the life easier for juanita green who owns the place. the union made a clue about what made the fire so difficult. terrain and wind and house arc tecture from the front stairs down. >> you are walking down the chimney and the fire started in the bottom of the house and you are coming down on top of it. >> not just anyone would walk in conditions. firefighters do . they are born to it and sometimes pay the price. >> the hardest thing to deal with, is that it could have been one of us and it could have been me. >> that funeral takes place in st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. it is big. they are expecting firefighters from across the country among other places. new york bost pon, washington d.c. and houston and the calls keep coming in and logistics are massive. we know there will be two large ladder trucks with an american flag-draped between them. we'll have more about the life stories of those two brave men. >> wayne, thank you . >> family of a missing nursing student is expected to meet with hayward police detective

and i don't blame the alcohol or drugs, or how i treated my first wife, juanita. i was just a jerk.too much. i had to many yes-men behind me. my mother and father are still living, my mom isle 83 today. i had people who loved me. i had wonderful people, or orchestrated my career. i had good people. and i had my assistant for life. for 37 years. i had a wonderful life. because i had boxing, because of what happened to me when i was 15, 16, of the people i trusted, i was hurting inside, bigtime. >> if you don't mind, i want to ask you about that. you probably knew, when you finally talked about this, that it was going to come out in the media. this was very uncomfortable. very unsettling for me to read about. i remember you a certain way, your fans remember you a certain way. you revealed you were sexually abused by a coach. here's how you put it in your own words. i cringe when i read this. you said before i knew it, he put his hands in my pants and it taunted me for life. i screamed, i didn't look at him, i opened the door and ran. you had to know this would get a subject that would

good morning, juanita. independent line. should anthony wiener resign? resign. bill clinton lied under oath and no one is mentioning that in comparison to congressman winner. i do not think that he should resign because i think he is a good person basically a and they are spending way too much time on the private lives of these people. we need to move on. we have too many more important things to talk about. losing their jobs, losing their homes. that is what we should be talking about. host: he was interested in becoming mayor of new york. caller: i would vote for him. yes, he should run for mayor. host: manhattan. good morning, democratic line. caller: he definitely should not resign. it does not change the fact that represents his constituent well. and i think that there is a hypocrisy here. vitteris still in office. democrats should always resign, republicans not? he should represent the party that he represents. host: church will, new york. go ahead. caller: andmmoral man cannot effectively lead himself, let alone a very large, complicated, and conf

. >> yolanda juanita gonzÁlez de texas. >> juan francisco rico de fresno. >> bailando la bomba porque el propÓsito bueno, de saludar al sol en el dÍa mÁs largo del verano, mas adelante les tengo todos los detalles desde nueva york. >> ademÁs veremos que nos cuenta la nueva estrella boricua de los mavericks de dallas, jj barea porque es el mÁs precpreciado,Ál actor tom hanks quiere compartir con el pÚblico hispano. en donde los latido nnos tenemos un papey ¿te acuerdas cómo nos conocimos? ¿cómo olvidarlo? aaay, de todos los coches del lote, tú eras el más bonito. sí, la verdad es que sí. conmigo eras feliz. siiii, más o menillos. ¿eh? siempre te he tratado muy bien. te saco a pasear, te mantengo limpio... ahí está el detalle, si tanto te interesara la limpieza, no irías a ponerme cualquler gasolina. ¿gasolina? ¿y eso qué tiene que ver? ooohhh... [ locutor ] tu auto hace mucho por ti. cuídalo. chevron con techron. cuídalo siempre. cuando se trata de limpieza, lo que importa es lo de afuera. ¿ah, sí? >> este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por: >> llegÓ deportes y sigue con

next is juanita in new york. caller: secretary gates had for years to do his job and finding no help from the president and his administration, he just quit. the administration does not need a secretary of state, or a secretary of wherever he is, if they know everything. it eliminates the secretary's job and let the president however when what to do. host: as we said at the top of the air, the president's meeting with vice president joe biden today for a private luncheon. the topic will be negotiations between the vice president and congressional leaders to talk about the budget and deficit. that story this morning from inside the "washington post." the next call is from patrick. secretary gates served in the bush administration and the obama administration and spencern -- 20 years in the cia. where is his legacy? caller: his legacy is that he is an absolute master of his craft. as the brother of a navy seal who retired after 34 years, i can tell you this without hesitation. i do not care what your political affi

good morning, juanita. independent line. should anthony wiener resign?aller: i do not think that he should resign. bill clinton lied under oath and no one is mentioning that in comparison to congressman winner. i do not think that he should resign because i think he is a good person basically a and they are spending way too much time on the private lives of these people. we need to move on. we have too many more important things to talk about. losing their jobs, losing their homes. that is what we should be talking about. host: he was interested in becoming mayor of new york. caller: i would vote for him. yes, he should run for mayor. host: manhattan. good morning, democratic line. caller: he definitely should not resign. it does not change the fact that he represents his constituents well. and i think that there is a hypocrisy here. vitter is still in office. democrats should always resign, republicans not? he should represent the party that he represents. host: church will, new york. go ahead. caller: and immoral man cannot effectively lead himself, le

that inside of me, i suppressed that for 30 years, i never told anyone, except i told my first wife, juanitay to me? what can anyone say to me? i dealt with that i married my present wife, bern nah debt, and i mention it had to her one day. and she looked at me and the same thing, she didn't know what to say. what do you say to a person -- how do you calm that person down? how do you console that person? and i just dealt with that for so long until one day, i realized that there were people coming out saying what had happened to them and i did that. i saw todd bridges, i believe it was who revealed his experience and i mention this in the book and it was weight off my shoulders. it was something -- pain that i had dealt with for years in my heart. and i drank and i did drugs and everything that proved to be a temporary bandage -- band-aid, i should say. now i feel better. i mean, is it gone totely? no. it is still there. >> never goes away. it never goes away. >> one of the headlines out of your book, when you were an amateur i guess the story goes, trainers, even a promoter perhaps sexually