in the early hours of the morning, four or five buses are logjamed. the other thing i want to address is housing. many people touched on topics today. homelessness, housing for the work force. many of my friends and colleagues work here but find it hard to live here. there are two proposals coming before the board that could change that. i asked the you consider the deal as a pathway to housing obligation that could create more supportable and affordable housing in san francisco. the plan that they have proposed is not their full obligation. i urge you to reject 65 million and push for more in the housing trust fund. in a district that has a lot -- highest amount of renters, the last thing we need are condos priced at $2.4 million. the average household would need to earn $1.6 million to afford the lowest priced condo in this development. my friends who are bartenders, waitresses, cooks in restaurants, they need housing for their work force. i would ask the members of the board of supervisors and the mayor to look at these proposals and do what is bes

around his campaign, not only about the supreme court but about congress as well in setting up the logjam that is part partisan conservative ideology in washington puts ideology ahead of innovation and puts politics ahead of progress and the people. bill: what about that, andrea. >> he speaks to the middle. country too. >> one the fact that progress serves have not been fully supportive of the constitution, look at any of theoretical writings. they think it is archaic. a lot of liberals think it should be abolish ad lot of portions of it because it is out of date. look, sally just admitted it. this president wants a political strategy to go after the court. bill, he welcomes this. they want this type of fight. remember, we've seen presidents do this before with fdr and his signature piece of legislation. the supremes rule ad lot of pieces of thatness constitutional. the court was made up much like it is now. he put forth his court packing scheme. guess what it worked. i'm not sure obama would do something similar saying justices should retire at age 70 like fdr did. bill: we went back. th

. >>> this morning we're seeing more evidence that the foreclosure logjam is freeing up. filings have spiked. a billion dollar robo signing settlement has been settled causing more banks to pursue foreclosures again. in florida alone, many cities have reported jumps in foreclosure filings in the first quarter according to realty track. >>> rupert murdoch is admitting to a coverup at his newspaper but says news corporation was a victim. he wouldn't name people responsible saying they could face criminal charges but he did say he was sorry for not taking more control of the situation. >> i have to admit that some newspap newspapers are in my heart more than others but i failed. >> well, that may be. >> we want to bring in dan rivers outside of the court in london. mr. murdoch is known as a tough guy. he seemed emotional there. >> reporter: well, he seemed it. we have kind of seen this sort of contrition before. this is the humblest day of my life was the famous phrase last summer before politicians. today admitting he was wrong and another key part of his testimony was admi