and the shop local movement. i spoke to karen mills the head of the sba to ask what the agency is doing to help owners get the word out. >> well, i'm going to be shopping small on saturday. we are trying to encourage all of america to go down to main street and to take advantage of the terrific small businesses that are right there in your community. it's a win/win. you know, half of the people who work in this country own or work for a small business. many are right there as part of our important communities. we are able, on small business saturday and throughout the year to go and get the most wonderful food and restaurants and a personalized experience, maybe a unique gift from small business owners who are operating their own business right nearby. >> how can a small business take advantage of this so it's not just saturday that they are seeing an increase in customers but it happens all yearlong. >> this is a win/win. for small businesses, this is a chance for more revenue. small businesses should come to sb

if i buy from a local vendor or a local person and put that item in my local store, every dollar makes six. >> to ensure the success of local events, low country promotes all of its members. >> the network that supports each other is really important. >> allison merrick's new kraft business got a boost from plenty of likes and tweets. >> i really got to see people coming in my brand new business that had been open two weeks. all of the sudden, my e-mail news letter burst to the people that liked my business on facebook. >> they find plenty of support off-line. >> i can call people and get what their best practices are. who do they use for their accounting? what do they do about their credit card bills? where can we do better? >> even a walk down charleston's kings street, members are offering advice. >> it is part of my life. i am on the phone with somebody and i am asking them a question. they are my partners. >> this type of cooperation in the low country is here to stay. for many members, it is a way of doing business. now, they wouldn't do it any other way. >> if somebody said chri

projects involve local employees. from the community partners and chinese for affirmative action entailed what the issue was and our employers that supported local hiring and our champion of local hire supervisor avalos. mr. mayor since you came into office this is on the top of your agenda and local hire and want to thank and you the port and work force development and jenn mattes and all of the departments coming together for this and of course i want to thank the men and women who will be doing the work. you are building the history of the city and a great gym for all and we will have a meeting at the board of supervisors to move the next phase of the project. we have issues around design and traffic and access but it's my hope with the spirit of collaboration that we moved forward and would be difficult to move forward. i look forward to make sure 2017 is the date for tip off. thank you so much. [applause] >> and representing some of the men and women who working with the warriors project i have mike perry from th

the local authorities evaluate the situation on the ground and execute what locally is available, then they evaluate shortfalls and what they have and then generate those requirements up through that defined chain of command, as i mentioned earlier. then once those agencies determine what those requirements are, they are given back to the city who employs those as they think they need to be deployed because, again, they are the eyes and understand the local situation. i think going through this that the navy and the marine corps, we're used to being in charge whenever we show up and we're not going to be in this situation. i think it's important for us to understand that and we do and i think we, if we were employed in this certainly would understand that particular chain of command and would be able to fit right in and execute as required by the local situation. >> let me reiterate that the local authorities need to know that the emergency managers, the first responders, are there to be in charge to run things in their local disaster. everyone else that rolls in behind are there to en

elected official and governor -- once a local elected official, always a local elected official. what i learned from that is partnership is what it's all about. if you want to confront the most vexing problems, you have to bring people across an ideological spectrum, you have to include the business community, you have to include our nonprofit, our faith leaders. that's how you get things done, when you bring people together. and i look around this room and i see that you have already figured that out. i hope some of you had the opportunity to meet lee hirsch because i've done a lot of work with him in the context of our bullying. one of my favorite memories in my experience with lee is that we watched this film together with about a thousand people in sioux falls, south dakota, it was remarkable to watch the reactions of the kids in sioux falls, parents, educators, and we did that same q and a when we were done. i appreciate the wonderful words of your superintendent, that was exactly the dynamic in sioux falls and that's the remarkable thing, superintendent, is that this issue

the local operating subsidy program has been operated by our office since 2005. and it was created out of a need -- out of the recognition that we needed a local source for operating supportive housing. the ten-year plan to abolib chronic homelessness, which was drafted in 2004, set a goal of 3,000 units for formerly homeless people. however, we did not have a local source to keep those units -- to operate those units in the long-term. federal sources such as section 8, shelter plus care, were scarce and have become even more scarce since that time. so the local operating subsidy program supports operating costs -- only when no other subsidy is available. right now, in the 2012-2013 fiscal year, we're operating 1027 units, across projects in the city. in 17 different projects. most of those units are for single adults. however, we do have 111 units for families. the project is based on the concept that providing housing is not only more humane, but faze it's also more cost-effective than providing inertia or leaving people to the streets. we find savings in publi

unique way to get people to shop local. >>> everybody. wave those 20s.et me see them. >> this mob of eager shoppers is not out to find a bargain at a giant superstore. >> might be more expensive but much more personal. >> they are a friendly mob, spontaneously descending on a local small business with the objective of spending $20. >> today i bought a pair of flip flops and bottle of wine. >> this is a cash mob. >> it doesn't require you to come out and spend a fortune. you come out and see what this is like and can't help but buy and enjoy. >> hey, come on in. ing? i nighting the cash mob movement in cleveland, ohio is a young lawyer who has a passion for meeting new people and supporting local small businesses. >> the slogan on our blog we each do a little we aldo a lot. if each person gives $20 to the store, 20 people will give them $400 and also get something back in return. it's not charity. >> there's three main rules. >> first rule is that you spend $20. the second rule is that you meet three new people that you didn't know before. the third sue h

economy. >> so the buy local movement is, when you buy local, the money stays in the community, so it'sfor the local community to shop with small, independent vendors. >>> that's austin-based mason arnold. he was born and raised in austin, texas. his 6-year-old company, greenling, regularly buys produce from green gate farms along with most of the other organic farms in the region. greene greenling distributes this locally grown produce to homes in austin. as a disstrib tore of locally grown foods, they offer familiar and exotic new produce to customers like lynette of austin, texas. >> it challenges me to make something i would never buy in the store. >> in this way, they are introducing new customers to new product from local suppliers. robbie larkin is a local austin angel investor. he puts some of his money behind greenling and a few other slow money businesses. >> you put all of these businesses together. it is not just investing in a farm but in the infrastructure of food and making sure that infrastructure of food stays in your community. we provide jobs. we provide healthy jobs.

somersault and another store. >> i bought local wine at a local liquor store. >> the method for selecting a small business is simple. >> first off, they need to be locally owned and independently operated. the second part is something you can't fake. you can't say hey, i'm going start sponsoring a team, bring a cash mob to my business so i can do this. we look for people with a long standing commitment to their communities. >> he encourages them to hang out at a local watering hole. >> they do their shopping and congregate again. you are not friends with people you like, you are friends with people you do things with. >> with uncertain economy and businesses suffering, a cash mob can give this small business a shot in the arm and much needed support especially when business is slow. >> if a local business is relying on a cash mob to save it, there's bigger problems than a cash mob can fix, it's a little bit of a boost or economic stimulus. when we go into one of these stores, there's a lot of people that have never been in that store. when they go in, they are bringing money and exposure

but i've always seen remarkable and couragous people at work, local law enforcement, local da's, people who are getting out of their lanes. the old paradigm of a da and a attorney and a police officer, you get bad guys, you put them this jail. you know, i'm telling you, i've done a lot of hate crimes cases and i know today's bullies are often tomorrow's civil rights defendants. if we simply wait for that train wreck to occur and prosecute, that's going to be like trying to cure cancer by building more hospitals. we can't do it that way. we've got to get into prevention mode. we've got to figure out strategies to prevent, we've got to empower school districts, we've got to empower parents, we've got to empower bystanders. when my daughter was bullied in 7th grade, her friends saw it, but they were paralyzed. they didn't know what to do and they did nothing. i don't begrudge thipl for that, they are wonderful kids, but they didn't have the tools to do anything about it. so we work on those issues and we work on those and our local school district was remarkable in their reaction. but in t

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but everything really starts at the most local level first. so, it's appropriate to hear from captain stow and the network of partnerships that she's dealt here in the bay area, but we have this lattice work that goes across my entire pacific region. and then i need to focus on what do i do in the event of a threat right now in dealing with the arctic. what if i have a deep water horizon spill there? because now it affects the nate and i have indigenous tribes of that part of the world. and how do i flow resources there, recognizing the navy doesn't have ice breakers and our nation has one. so, we do a lot of work with canada when we're starting to work on those contingencies. but we look at the national response framework. it was rewritten post katrina. and another key part of partnerships, when i was the federal on scene coordinator during deep water horizon, it's not in the national response framework, but every parish president, every mayor, every governor had a coast guard liaison officer at the oak pride and above level. so, if they didn

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i was a local elected official and we worked very hard to get schools to collect data on incidents of violence in the school and, frankly, there's a lot of data integrity issues involved. you don't want to be the school that has the highest number of incidents in your district. and so there's a built-in perverse incentive to sweep things under the rug. and so part of the challenge moving forward and i have had many conversations with superintendents and law enforcement officials as well about how we can address this data integrity issue and how a school won't be hoisted by their own petard because they had the courage to collect the data when other schools kind of look the other way. so, again, it's a hard question to answer in ways that are other than anecdote. there have been survey data and things of that nature, but i feel uncomfortable saying unequivocally this is what we know, these are the trends. i like to be evidence based and i'm not sure the evidence allows that. >> roslyn, challenges to you and secretary duncan. >> for the first time you can see data for the first time abo

the local green party. sounds like you're moving so fast i missed the caa item which is a good sign. >> we're coming back to it. >> i wanted to speak in regard to scheduling and the joint lafco caa meeting. i was at the last meeting and the first one started taking on community choice and cleanpower sf and rate setting, and i was -- it was good to hear at that meeting the chair actually say that we need a lot of the customer data and things like that, and a lot more study work to help advise the rate setting process before this is taken up by the sf puc and then the joint lafco /sf puc, and a lot of that data has just a couple days ago come in from local power, but it will probably take throughout november to crunch that and longer to crunch that and apply it to the rate setting, so i would just ask the various bodies to be flexible in their time line now. we have gotten this thing passed. it's on the way and now we to make sure we have solid customer data and solid data in what we might be installing and i

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but while the locals access to water is draining . just down the road water flows freely in the resorts where tourists enjoy fountains fish ponds and splashing in the pools that's because hotel leaders can afford to dominate the limited supply even if they do so illegally most five star hotels get water from tankers and most tankers operate without a license they take water from local wells in neighborhoods where extraction is banned by law what. so. what. so that a strong no no he has to buy from the bank. but he's forced to buy the average tourist enjoying go as water feature is here for less than a week willing to pay up for short term fun but most are unaware of the frail future in this coastal community in my perspective i am going to stay here we. are. think would be most of the concern for those born and raised here disparity is infuriating half the population relies on tourists for their livelihood although it's one that leaves them without access to a basic human right i first. think is a no i mean you've lived you've you've

i'm not saying blow off fema, but make it much more localized or a state-wide basis. you want to wait for the next one. >> here is suggesting, charlie. >> how do you know which state to give it to. you've got 100 hours advanced notice how do you know where to give the money to-- >> and guys, i don't want to get caught on wonkery here, i've discovered this this, the governor to have it nationallize $. governor cuomo and governor christie, feel it's too big. and to that point the local guys cannot take over until th cede that control. >> i've covered state and local government early in my career, cuomo knew what was going on. >> and throwing the utilities under the bus. >> that's fine, but i saying in terms of what's going on on the ground, governors are briefed like every minute when something like this happens. >> well, i tell you this, and john kennedy was right on this, success has many authors, failures is an orfist, and the longer this drags on and proves a failure these guys are going to be pointing fingers faster than constituents are raising fingers at them. we