then demographics from previous aging in place studies show that the san francisco population, as maria said, is going to increase significantly in the next 20 years. the senior population is going to go from, what is it? 800,000 -- it is going to increase 90,000 seniors in 20 years, some 90,000 more people 65 and above, that is a 60% increase in the booming population, and the lion's share will be concentrated in the lowest income population, so i think it will show a need for better conditions than sro hotels. >> the south of market and tenderloin, the tenderloin has 208 sro's in the tenderloin. some of the adults are privately run. in south of market, they are along the six street corridor. most units are occupied by single individuals, with some units have been two in the unit. the tenderloin and south of market has very few families living in sro's. the majority of tenants are african-american and caucasian, and there are more men than women. seniors and disabled adults, some on public benefits. i will turn it over to talk about other neighborhoods. >> hi, supervisors. my name is joyce.

then demographics from previous aging in place studies show that the san francisco population, as maria saids going to increase significantly in the next 20 years. the senior population is going to go from, what is it? 800,000 -- it is going to increase 90,000 seniors in 20 years, some 90,000 more people 65 and above, that is a 60% increase in the booming population, and the lion's share will be concentrated in the lowest income population, so i think it will show a need for better conditions than sro hotels. >> the south of market and tenderloin, the tenderloin has 208 sro's in the tenderloin.

. >> it's interesting there were two moments where maria said, okay, i'll take your challenge. tell me something that's inaccurate. he said i can't do this in 30 seconds. she said, take as much time as you said. most of us were saying no, no, he might filibuster for an hour, but he didn't take advantage. >> it it's curious why he continue toss do these. he's rising in the polls, clearly weakness all around him. herman cain has sexual allegations against him. rick perry is obviously in deep trouble. he could continue to rise. instead of being a cheerful person about some of these issues, as he displays the intelligence and knowledge he has, he's chofb to attack moderators while it can draw applause in some certain moments, it's not a winning strategy in the long run. >> what i can conclude is he doesn't believe he's going to be elected, he's got another agenda to try to restore his image within the republican party. >> can i add one thing? why does that help restore his image to look like he's beating up on the press? i don't think that is that helpful. >> and very quickly, the b

she's told me recently, she said, maria, now you know why i have been so grateful to you all this time for hiring me when you did at the i.n.s. because you have saved me from this monster. clearly, she was talking about mr. cain and everything she endured when working there. >> she described him as what? what was the word? >> she said, you have saved me from this monster, indicating everything that she had to endure while she was working with mr. cain at the national restaurant association. >> she's clearly saying it is more than just this incident that mr. cain recounted of comparing her height to his wife's height? >> absolutely. no doubt about that, that what she is saying is that a lot more occurred. >> maria, the cain campaign sent out a message this morning entitled "who is karen bialek?" that's the other woman who made the accusation yesterday. they said, quote, as ms. sharon bialek has placed herself in the public spotlight through making patently false allegations against mr. cain, it is only fair to compare her track record alongside mr. cain's. then they list her debts and a

and he thought, i thought it wasn't one of newt's better moments, actually when maria said, okay.e way he's bullied other moderators. >> so let me ask you about the moment last night. the moment last night that will live forever in infamy. mark haleprin talked to some top perry donors who said it's time for the governor to come home. >> well, it is stunning the way that way the debates have served as iowa, if you will. let's look at a little bit of a time period between -- in 2007, everybody got in the race was campaigning for three or four months before the first debate. rick perry i think just celebrated his three-month anniversary or is about to celebrate his three-month anniversary on the campaign trail in about two days. he's had to do six. it's clearly served as a mechanism. and he was the candidate that could least afford an error and it was an unforced error. it was hard to see how he was going to recover before last night, let alone last night. >> you've run for office, i've run for office. anybody that runs knows. i started running in september the year before. >> yeah.

maria? >> as you said, talking about newt, it's newt gingerich's rooid rise, but to me, it was also mitt romney's> are you rhyming this morning, as well, lenny? >> no. i'm going a little math today. abr plus iowa equals newt plus g-o-p 2012. >> you know what? i actually got that. anybody but romney, we'll get into that in just a second. maria, is this going to be the fall for newt gingerich? or did he stir something up and start aer serious debate in a conversation that needs to be had? >> i completely agree that he did start a debate and conversation that actually, you know, has been going on for quite some time among the general electric torat. i think it was very bold of him. i give him dudeos for having conviction and the courage to say that during a republican debate, especially when we know that the voters in iowa and the rest of the gop field in terms of the conservative voters are not going to like what he had to say. so i do have to give him kudoses. we'll see if those voter res going to punish him for that. we've seen some pushback and criticism from the voter necessary iowa, from the m

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she said maria, you didn't know me from adam and you took a chance on me. ommissioner at the time that the ins was a woman. the deputy commissioner was a woman. the attorney general, as you remember, janet reno was a woman. she always talked about how amazing it was to be working with all of these incredibly strong women and how dwraet that made her feel. so when i found out that she was one of the accusers and i reached out to her and we have been talking ever since, she has since told me maria, now you know why i was so incredibly grateful to you for hiring me and for showing me what a safe working environment could be like. and she said to me, you saved me from that monster. and, clearly, she was talking about the horrendous experience that she went through at the national restaurant association with mr. cain. >> and you clarified this this morning, but for our viewers just tuning in, there's this other complaint that apparently she filed. but it didn't have anything to do with sexual harassment. can you just clarify what you know about that? and can you

when she said to me, maria, now you know why i was so grateful that you hired me when you did at the ins because you saved me and this is a quote from her, from this monster, from what she was going through at the national restaurant association, obviously she was referring to what she went through with mr. cain. >> i'm going to give you a chance, briefly, those watching who says, maria cardona, clinton appoint eye, there is proof democrats are behind this. >> this is incredibly important, first the same as the woman who came out last night, karen is a registered republican. so i don't know where they get the fact that this is something that the democrats are stirring up. the second thing i would say to you is that, this is also incredibly important and was very important to karen, to make very clear she is a civil servant and as you know, civil servants have nothing to do with political or partisan work. and when i was working at i.n.s. i was a political appointee but everybody working in my office was a civil servant, meaning, they had absolutely nothing to do with democratic party

maria has just said to you and to me, that this woman told her when she hired her, the ins, she savedster. >> she called herman cain is monster. >> so at a certain point, wolf, you've got four women. you have now just knocked out one accuser or two and git gets saern point where herman cain cannot now blanketly deny this. he has to answer specific charges from specific women. we had the woman yesterday. we have another one today. who may go public with her storiment and i'm wondering, i was told that karen is considering getting together all of these women who have been reluctant to come forward and perhaps having a press conference with all of them together to tell their story. >> and she has just given an interview to the "new york times" that has just been posted. let me share some quotes. when you are being sexually harassed in the workplace, she says, you are extremely vulnerable. you do whatever you can to quickly get yourself into a job some place safe and that is what i thought i had achieved when i left. one of these women saying she decided now to go public with her allegati

. >> will, well said. maria, good to see you. i'll see you tomorrow here on "cnn saturday morning."ber, tuesday night to our viewers here, cnn hosting the next republican presidential debate co-sponsored by the h heritage foundation. 8:00 eastern november 22nd right here on cnn. >>> we are expected to hear from mitt romney at any moment. talking about jobs and the economy. he's at a business in new hampshire. we'll bring some of that to you live when he steps out. that's straight ahead. >>> also, president obama sees a light at the end of the tunnel in myanmar. >> after years of darkness we've seen flickers of progress in these last several weeks. >> to ramp up efforts to keep these flickers, president obama sending hillary clinton. [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. >>> tens of thousands of egyptian demonstrators flooded cairo's tahrir square today protesting plans for a constitution that would s

said oops. >> look, maria, can we just move on? i want to be president, but not like this. >> governor perry, we're still waiting for a third department. >> hey! leave him alone! look, i'll tell you about the women. i'll tell you all the vivid details, and there are a lot. just leave this poor man alone! look at him! >> talk about the gift that keeps on giving. as i said up front tonight, perry just keeps on perrying. if you can't beat him, join him. it may be the most poorly timed brain freeze ever, but the texas governor is certainly going all-out to make light of it. especially in the company of his opponents. let's take a look at a candid moment before the candidates hit the stage on that cbs debate on saturday. >> tonight if i need a lifeline, i'm just going to look to you, okay? >> i'll fill in the blanks. >> all right. so the doctor after that episode, well, the doc leaned over, he said, you know, that's happened to everybody. he said, most of us just haven't done it in front of 4 million people. >> i said, i'm just trying t

maria learned about it when her brother came back in the hall. >> he said there's a woman. there's a woman with blood all over her face outside and it's janelle's mom. i wanted to go and see but i was held back. i could hear the ambulance and the police and the helicopters outside. >> reporter: george longshore taken to the hospital. he died a short time later. before he was shot he tossed his wallet to the robbers. they took out the cash and left the wallet behind. george long-shore killed for something less than $100. >> he had a great sense of humor. and he was so giving. >> do you feel like you've been robbed as well? >> no. i don't think they robbed me. i think they just robbed the world. of a very, very important human being. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4 washington. >> police are taking a fresh look at that case hoping that new investigators might find something to lead to an arrest and closure. >>> health news for pet owners. there is a canine flu outbreak in new york. there is a spike in cases lately. the cases are similar to human flu, coughing, sneezing and

said we can do this. >> karen had delivered our baby isabella maria early. four or five days later, this he told us that she had a fatal condition. i decided that the best thing i could do was to treat her differently. to not love her like i did, because it wouldn't hurt as much. if i lost her. >> that was just the beginning of the tears. santorum's youngest daughter, now three years old, was diagnosed with a genetic disorder. conversation also turned to the economy, where newt gingrich blasted members of the occupy wall street movement. >> all the occupy movement starts with the premise that we all owe them everything. they take over a public park, they didn't pay for. to go nearby to use bathrooms they didn't pay for. to beg for food for food from places they don't want to fay for. to obstruct the people going to work, so they can self-righteously explain that they are the paragons of virtue. that's a good symptom of how the left has collapsed as a moral system in this knt and why you need to reassert something as simple as saying to them, go get a job rig

. >> cnn contributor maria cardona hired her and said she trusted her so much, she sent her to deal with the elian gonzalez case. >> i needed the best team player that i had, whose credibility was beyond reproach. someone who was nonpolitical. >> as for accuser, sharon bialek, cain's campaign suggests she has credible ility problemsd laid out lawsuits she's been involved in. >> i have had bankruptcy and it was after the death of my mother. to help my father pay for medical bills and a custody battle. >> through all this, herman cain vehemently denied sexual harassment and now has hard hitting attorney, lin wood in his corner. that means other episodes in their pasts could be exposed as well. >> so, where do we stand as far as this joint news conference that at least two of the accusers want to have and maybe there will be others? >> joel bennett says he an his client have gotten an agreement with fr the other accuser to hold that news conference. bennett says they are trying contact two other women to get them to join him. he says he hopes to have news on this soon. he says he'll go ahea

she often said to me, maria thank you so much, you took a chance on me u-didn't know me. back then. ever since we've been in touch since these allegations have come forward and her name was made public she told me maria you now know why i've been incredibly grateful to you for hiring me out of the national restaurant association because you saved me from this monster. clearly she was talking about her terrible, what she went through with herman cain at the national restaurant association. >> what happens when people bring forth complaints and they become public we start to dig into their past and find out a bit more about them. there's at that report circulating when she was at the ins she filed another complaint, a complaint while she was working there that also did allege sexual harassment. what do you know about that? >> that's not true. i had heard that also. and i talked to karen about that. that part is absolutely not true. she did not file an additional complaint about sexual harassment. what she did do, though, was, i don't know if it was officially filed but she d

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maria learned about it when her brother came racing back into the hall. >> he said there is a woman,re is a woman with blood all over her face outside. and it's janelle's mom. i wanted to go and see, but i was held back. i could hear the ambulance and the police and the helicopters outside. >> reporter: george longshore, taken to the hospital. he died a short time later. before he was shot, he tossed his wallet to the robbers. they took out the cash and left the wallet behind. george longshore, killed for something less than $100. >> he had a great sense of humor. and he was so giving. >> do you feel like you've been robbed as well. >> no. i don't think they robbed me. i think they just robbed the world. of a very, very important human being. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4, washington. >> and that's news4 at 4:00. news4 at 5:00 starts right now. >> you're watching nbc4, washington's news leader. now live in hd, this is news4 at 5:00. >> scores arrested today after police move in and evict protesters from the occupy wall street encampment. >> police concerned about a suspicious i

maria? >> i think from the beginning, i have said at least that herman cain was never in this to win this.red either with infrastructure, he was not prepared with staff that had experience in running a presidential campaign. he was certainly not prepared on issues of public policy and foreign policy. this is national politics. politics ain't bean bags. it's hard and difficult. he clearly wasn't prepared for that part of it too. president obama also had secret service protection when he ran the campaign in 2007. this is the difficulty of national politics. >> patricia in. >> i think herman cain is in it to win it. but i do think it's refreshing to see a candidate say there is a line that i won't cross. and that line ends with my family. i think, what is ironic about the situation is that herman cain has left his family out of the campaign. his wife did not want to be a part of that campaign. by doing that,he's isolated them. a lot of the women have gotten to be friends. they go through this together. they have a support system and somebody who they can lean on. for herman cain's family, the

said. the disgusting democrat's strategists, the other one, maria carbona on cnn. she worked for clinton. she hide the second woman of herman cain. she has two other sexual harassment lawsuits. herman cain, who i love. we should not go herman cain under the bus. the problem with republicans, they attack their own. attacking the three-year sarah palin, michele bachmann, rick perry, every day and night. last night on fox, i think herman cain was great at his press conference yesterday. also, why are republicans the when him under the bust? you look at these women. -- why are republicans throwing him under the bus? you look at these women. >> i think you should have your own talk show. i want to go back to a couple of things he said. i do not disagree with a lot of things he said. we carry over lightly on the station. -- o'reilly on this station. he was calling the forces behind the skin story, not the women, the forces behind it. he was calling them scum. i do not think herman cain has helped him set up a call on how he handled it. -- has helped himself at all on how he handled it. and it i

anderson back years ago about this and then on sean hannity's radio show he said well maybe he didn't tell him, he wasn't sure. mariadn't even tell his team about these allegations? >> i guess it is possible that he didn't tell his team, but again, that goes back to my theory which is -- if that is the case, then you certainly don't see somebody in herman cain who is prepared to run a campaign that was full-on ready to reach the nomination, and then reach the presidency, because that's not how you operate a campaign. and clearly he has said from the beginning that he's unconventional. but he's been unconventional to the point of being absolutely, positively detrimental. now i do agree with will that we don't know what the accusations are. but you know what? crisis communications, again, 101. you put the story out there. he knows what they are. he went through it. if there's really nothing to it, then get in front of the story, put everything out there for everybody to judge and move on. >> let me play contrarian for just a minute. what does it mean to be prepared for a sex scandal. who has done that well? did bill c

>> i saw what brian williams said about herman cain, and a disgusting democrat strategists. the democrat strategists mariadona on cnn last night who worked for clinton, she is the one that hired cairncross tower. and she has two other harassment lawsuits they are after herman cain, to. also, we said stan herman cain so much under the bus. we are sick of karl rove, though kristol, charles pratt hammered, attacking sarah palin, michele bachmann, herman cain, rick. every single day and night. steve hayes last night on fox. i think herman cain was great at his press conference yesterday. and also, why are republicans throwing under the bus? have elected these limits? chairman bialik, do you have that take that knows her as? >> know, the number one you should have your own talk show. but i want to go back to a couple things you just said. i don't disagree with a lot of what you're saying. we care even a night at town hall. >> of his good. >> he was calling forces behind, every media. but here's the deal. i don't think herman cain has helped himself at all in how he has handled it. but it doesn't take away the

said oops. >> epa. >> there it is, epa. thanks, ron. how cool is ronnie paul here with his little birdie arms. epa, thank you. >> is it really the epa? >> no, sir, no, sir. >> look, mariapresident, but not like this. >> i don't need your help, mitt. it is hot. got to get out of this jacket real quick. forgot i had my dickey on. i can't say stuff goods. the words -- they don't talk right. >> come here, come here, come here. it's okay. it's all right. >> not going to be president, am i? >> no, no, you're not. >> i want to be president, but not like this. >>> still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. did you hear sam... ...got promoted to director? so 12 seconds ago. we should get him a present. thanks for the gift basket. you're welcome. you're welcome. did you see hr just sent out new... ...office rules? cause you're currently in violation of 6 of them. oh yeah, baby? ...and 7. did you guys hear that fred is leaving? so 30 seconds ago. [ noisemakers blow ] [ both ] we'll miss you! oh,