smaller banks to a much greater job of supporting local economies and have a broader portfolio of loans to small businesses. almost four times the amount of these banks that have $4 trillion in assets. how can we figure out, as a city -- and this is something that is being grappled with at the state level -- how can public entities use their public dollars in a way that will help stimulate the local economy, and greater accountability for our financial institutions? that was the purpose of asking for the report from the legislative analyst. with the feeling out in the street, occupy wall street, occupy sf, oakland, all the other cities around the country where this is going on, we do not feel like we have been bailed out. main street has not had its bailout. fillmore has not had its bailout. mission street had not had its bailout. how can we create the conditions to support small property owners and local business owners here in san francisco with public dollars? in the southern part of san francisco, including my district, district 10, to some extent, district 4, we have high rates of

they put money back into the local economy. they are buying houses, paying taxes, money is going into the school district, kids are being educated. we are raising help the community. >> thank you so much for joining us on sfgtv's "meet your supervisor." we will be back with another one of our 11 supervisors.

very exciting relationship, because that is how we get that $1.4 billion directly impacting our local economies. we will be working with sf made, the small business commission, the human rights commission to certify local small businesses like these to become registered with the events authority and the america's cup -- america's cup organizers. de raise all this wonderful money. already in the first year we are raising the money need to produce a world-class events but i think is going to be here, not only in 2013, but for many years to come. we are going to do our part. we have to win the race, and then continue doing wonderful things that we do to welcome a lot more people in. i want to make sure you understand we have been planning all these plans, putting together, working with the events authority, the planning department, our small business commission, to put together the details so that the businesses will now we're going to be there for them and not only invite them in, but we're going to continue to get them to engage. the teams are already starting to show up. the visitors are very e

where if we did that we would give families much more buying power and put more money into the local economy to support local jobs. >> yes, i feel that housing. we're talking about housing, is the central crisis and san francisco because we are this beautiful little peninsula surrounded by a lot of water and a lot of people who want to live here. we already have a lot of rich people living here, and i would stop building housing for the wealthy. that is it, moratorium on market-rate housing. if we do not develop any more of it until we develop housing for the rest of us, for the middle class, families, working class workers, artists, seniors. we have to preserve our rent- controlled housing. we cannot allow it to be demolished. we have to work on other housing schemes, limited equity, nonprofit. we have to build housing just for the rest of us. only the rest of us, until the rest of us have enough housing. no more housing for the wealthy. we have enough rich people. >> on the topic of families, i often tell folks that if we did a better job of keeping families, i would probably have 1000 mor

it was the foundation of the local economy. it was the center of masculine public life. anything that touched on the possibility of prohibition was deeply unpopular. >> the first campaign in california was a great effort, but not a success. in a 1896, male voters rejected a ballot, but the war was not over. less than a decade later, the protests had new life. >> the women's equal suffrage late march on the republican convention in oakland. this time, they had a suffrage march with about 300 women who marched down the streets of brooklyn to the convention center, carrying a banner. it was a very public demonstration and a signal that women now considered the public's fear properly theirs. >> these elements in 1910 -- the opened a club in downtown san francisco on sadr street. she offers lunch every day to the shop girls and the working women. and her idea is if the shop girls come in and have lunch, then she can interest them in the lunchroom. >> it had to be a transformation in the way people thought about women's rights. what happened some with women's clubs -- they beg

each year. >> the visits are an important contributor to the local economy.pains us and the businesses in the district that our doors have been closed to the public since the earthquake on august 23rd. >> reporter: so what about using tax dollars to help pay for a religious structure? well the mayor doesn't see an issue with it. >> i look at this as one ever our national treasures that transcends our religion. there is concern about the state religion issue, if you will, but i see that as not germain in this particular instance. >> reporter: recently crews lowered massive pinnacles from the tower. each stand 6 feet tall and weigh 2 tons and were made by hand. and they will be restored that way as well. matt acland, fox 5 news. >> the plan is do reopen the cathedral on november 12th. the repairs could take two years and maybe even more. >>> monitoring metro tonight and tracking the bottom line, metro's new line to dulles could cost a lot more than expected. metro's director said the first phase of the project might end up running as much as $150 million over b

francisco taxpayer dollars and city revenues in financial institutions that can stimulate our local economy. supervisor avalos: thank you. this is an item that was -- i had requested the budget and legislative analyst and to the report. the idea of municipal banking in san francisco. it was something that was on my radar for a few years. when we got to see how our recession is still ongoing, continuing, the urgency behind how we can use our public dollars to help stimulate our local economy has gotten much greater. especially now that we have a parallel to what is going on now, frustration to what is being expressed around the country about our financial institutions, specifically, how our financial institutions have failed us, especially after getting bailed out in the latter part of 2008, 2009. there is a general feeling that our economy has not been supportive as greatly as they can be by our major financial institutions around the country.

many believe the cathedral helps drive the local economy.visitors each year. >> they're an important contributor to that local economy and this is up and the businesses in the district that our doors are closed to the public since the earthquake on august 23rd. >> what about tax dollars? the mayor doesn't so an issue to it. >> i look at this as a national treasure that transsensed the theiritation -- tradition, you know, the state relidge downissue -- religion issue, if you will. i see that as not germaine in this incident. >> reporter: crews lowered the pinnacles from the towers, each standing six feet tall and made two tons and made by hand. they will be restored that way as well. >> reporter: the plan is to reopen the cathedral november 12th. the plans could take two years or more and. >> this morning, the united states is dealing with the worst measles outbreak in 15 years. experts suspect that is driven by travelers returning from overseas as well asup vaccinated which were and --up vaccinated children. there are more than 200 cases thi

working with people in communities all across the united states and canada on rebuilding their local economies the third element the third intervention then is getting control of the rules to change the rules for rules that support. wall street control two rules that shift power back to main street that move us from evaluating economic performance based on financial indicators to focusing on indicators of the real wealth the health of our children the health of our families communities and nature. it in falls of fundamental restructuring of the money system to restore control of money to the kind of the kind of financial institutions we had when you and i were growing up when our money system was built on a foundation of local banks when it was you know savings a lot of credit unions many most of which were organized as cooperative as we need to be focused on before reagan's stop in force in the sherman act. and i exactly see that part of what we you know we had this amazing day as there were out it's amazing economy which was which was localized which built the middle class which financed sta

mayor is committed to protecting foreign development projects, and he believes it is vital to the local economy to protect these projects. the mayor's office, the san francisco redevelopment agency and the work force development agency have worked together to understand the impact of the state solution off, and as the committee is aware, back in august of 2011, the full board unanimously adopted a resolution to comply with portions of the opt in law, and agreed to make annual payments to organize redevelopment commitments. the mayor is committed to city resources to make required annual payments to the exact same entities under the law. with respect to recommendation 7, dealing with work force issues, i will let the departments that are here respond to the specifics of that, but one of the reasons why the mayor's office has went with the recommendation has to do with the feasibility. the shipyard project is not subject to local hiring ordinance, so work force development folks will address the specifics of why that is the case. i want to thank the folks up work force elements and department of

. >> is great for the local economy. i am excited about it. >> the jobs numbers on friday showed across the district the district added 137,000 jobs in september, but private sector -- but public-sector drops -- but public sector jobs dropped by 34,000. >> i think there was a real fear the economy would be going in reverse gear after the debt ceiling thing in august and early september, but this is welcome news. >> some say this should, fears that the country is headed to add a double dip recession. the national unemployment rate is holding steady at 9.1%. that is 14 million americans out of work. >> we have further to go. >> americans continue to ask the question -- where are the jobs? >> as for local success the company is investing in infrastructure, new buildings and machinery. live from the satellite center, at abc7 news. >> thank you. you can keep up on the nation's jobs situation at any time by clicking on the business tab of wjla.com. >>> dc is still filled with protesters and they are likely to stay through the

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going to be a project that creates 1300 jobs in our city, generating $4.4 million annually to our local economy while bringing in not just target but 20 new businesses in that center. of course, you may have heard that we open up the second fresh and easy store in bayview. that started and open up just at the end of last month, and it is their second store. first one was in richmond, and these two stores will serve their communities, but the nice thing about -- in addition to their healthy food that they are serving -- they are doing the right thing by hiring locally. the fresh and easy store in bayview -- 72% of their employees are san francisco residents. that is a wonderful contribution to our city. also want to thank china sf. that was something rapid ga -- that favin new -- that gavin newsom created. i want to thank him because he started many of these programs that i get to help out with. this was one of those because it helps us have a direction and a presence in the developing country of china and make sure that our offices in shanghai and beijing were successful in recruiting not only

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