mr. allison? >> i am bruce allision of "port magazine. " i would like to bring up the e- mail that i got. this may affect a lot of people in the s.r.o. they cannot go to the rent board anymore. this appeals -- they have no teeth so they cannot find or anything. i read about 100 e-mail's. i will try to copy to you immediately. with people with disabilities -- >> i was working for the coalition of homelessness. we give support to the seniors. and at the same time, i really appreciate all the collaborations we created. finding out what is going on in those other hotels. one thing i want to say today is about the seniors. seniors living in s.r.o. hotels, there is no real housing. you have a room -- and a bathroom, like a studio. one housing for one single man or woman, to have a place. there is the real housing. if you live in the s.r.o. hotel without a bathroom or kitchen -- and this is broken and you don't have the seniors, who is handicapped, they can't get up, this is a problem. we have so many ho

mr. allison, we do not mind putting uwith you. [laughter] > good afternoon, commissioners. i beng to the senior action neork anused to be on the executive board fothe san francisco project, another community organization. after living in san francisco said most of my life, nce 1948 -- that is all of them a lot of people here -- i might have to be joined the -- forced tojn 50 million or more people who have had to move out of the city and live with friends and relatives because they cannot afrd to live in this city anymore. i cannot get a job anymore because of the downturn. based on my social security i cannot fix my roof. i need to pay my educati and pay my utilities. i have more soup kitchens in the southeastnear the calpers area. and if people do not want to pay taxes, begged. and we need to repair the 30,000 units for people to have enough senior housing as well as housing for everyoneelse. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> @ bekker afternoon, supervisors. i am the case manager for mr. he. i represent the family services of san francisco. e suffered a stroke

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mr. allison, and their staff, side by side with the department of human resources. only one of them went to arbitration over a somewhat minor, non-monetary items. i think at this level of compensation, more or less all of this city employees got the same deal, which is reasonable. but nevertheless it did put the budgets -- the budget out of balance. i am here to report to you on how we are proposing to balance the budget again. moving on to the next slide, there have been changes in our favor. they did not all go in the other direction. there have been changes from city hall, changes we have initiated with departments. a few of them went the other way, about 1.5 million to our benefit. that is a little bit of good news. moving on to expenditure changes, one of the things that we found, you will recall, a theme of this budget was investing in the maintenance of the transportation department. particularly muni. what we have budgeted for, or intended to, was that these physicians would start in january of the first fiscal year and be the equivalent of half of the full-

. >> and i'm sarah simmons, allison will be back here right next to mr. perkins next week. in the meantime thawier going to enjoy this really warm weather that's outside if we can tucker barnes. what's the latest out there? >> still warm and humid sarah. in fact temperatures right now in the mid 80s i think you heard it holly complaining about the heat and humidity andst will itable oppressive out there. although not record high temperatures like we were yesterday. let's do it temperature right now at reagan national as i said 85 degrees, lots of humidity out there as well. baltimore 83 degrees and naval air station 84 from fredericksburg 80 degrees, you can get the idea. so again very warm very muggy start with the cloud cover moving in from the west. satellite radar, couple of areas of showers and storms. the main event is now pushing into southern ohio. that's the cold front and that will move in mid to late afternoon with some showers and thunderstorms. so we will see increasing clouds out there. it will kind of be a mostly cloudy afternoon and look out for the potentia

mr. crawford later died. authorities say he is still in critical condition. the cause of that house fire is still under investigation. >>> with just a few left, congress has a deal in the works but as allison burns reports there is still something standing in the way, allison? >> once again, congress is taking it down to the wire. if the house and senate don't act, new subsidized works will double. 7.5million students will be affected. but late yesterday, they had a deal to keep the current loan rates for a year. they will keep it while -- they will keep it that this way until they announce it. >> reporter: republicans have accused the president of over politicizing the debate by traveling to college campuses talking about it and now the question is will house speaker john boehner sign off on it, we will have more on that on my neck update, reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a couple from southern california has been detained after adopting four children there. the couple adopted the children on june 14th but were detaped on monday. they are looking into -- tee i don'ted on -- detained on monday. they are looking into the fact that they are accusing the couple of