obviously, that's the big whammer, and that's your rda or just before your rda for the entire day. the grand total for that day, though, is 3,000 calories. that's 76% more than the usda recommends. put it another way. 3,000 calories, 79 teaspoons of sugar, three times the daily recommendation. six teaspoons of shortening, like you get out of a crisco container, and 10.4 packets of salt, almost twice what the american heart association recommends. we sent this analysis off to two expert nutritionists to find out if they agreed, and they did, and went a little bit further. they said on this hypothetical diet, i would gain six pounds in the 17 days of the olympics. obviously, if you do the math, over a year, if i ate that every day, it would get boring to eat the same thing every day, but it would be 136 pounds. still, without mcdonald's, coke and hein kin, the only food

a authority group formed by the team expected $30 million from the rda. a pay out many believed was approved by voters when the project passed but now officials formed after governor jerry brown devolved rdas says the $30 million is supposed to go to local schools. at a meeting today, stadium supporters were upset. >> i don't understand. does a vote mean nothing? >> reporter: the 49ers sued and a judge issued a restraining order. >> i mean they will cut back on schools, lay off teachers, administrators. they will have to do all that. >> reporter: some people agreed. >> without property tax dollars from the rda we do not have a balanced budget. there is nothing left to cut. >> reporter: most at the meeting supported the stadium. >> what you folks did in the name of school funding was not right, legal and in my opinion ethical. >> reporter: a 49er attorney says the team will not back down and urged the board to avoid court. >> we would be happy to sit down and see if there is abopportunity to a-- there is an opportunity to avoid litigation. >>> the board wi

the principles that we have followed during this process, first we want to recycle former rda's. we do not want to impact general fund commitments to other programs and need to what the city has. we want to address the loss of redevelopment and support new affordable housing production. we want to stimulate housing across all income levels. quickly, with fund the structures, there are three primary components. we're talking recycled rda's, the hotel tax, and then a new tax, either transfer tax or gross receipts. tax increment. first, we want to capture tax increment. this is redevelopment that currently is pledged to pay off affordable housing bonds. as those are retired, rather than have that go to the general fund, we want to capture that tax increment that is being used to pay off bonds and dedicated to the housing trust fund. our projections are that in year one this will be approximately $2 million of the fund and it will go to nearly $56 million in year 30, depending on the growth projections that you use. we are also capturing a percentage of funds that are used to being p

in particular, i know the city administrator is taking on a large portion of rda, along with the community ambassadors program, along with amid market citizens advisory council, yet there is still some stuff. i am curious as to whether we can put that all in one place. >> generally, supervisor -- the city and minister and director of economic work force may have other thoughts they may want to share. supervisor kim: maybe i could put that question out there. i know both departments are presenting any way. for me, i would rather fund just one rather than both. i think i would just put that out there and we can come back to that later. >> great. in general, the vast majority of work related to implementing the economic development activities is and the office of economic and workforce development. moving on to the work that the agency previously did in the bayview, the city is continuing that work, including along the third street corridor. we are including $4.7 million in the mayor's budget over the next two years, including significant capital for southeast health center facility planning,

in the rda, a completely dead. going from five attorneys down to two. you just talked to supervisor chu about consumer protection. i know this has come up through supervisor cohen, the one of my concerns is the backlog with dbi. that is a huge priority. we want to give a number of our very egregious lynn ward's in line with the code enforcement. -- landlords in line with the code enforcement. i am curious about capacity with that. >> i appreciate both of you taking interest in that. that has been something that has been a priority. when i became city attorney, it was tough budgetary times. i doubled the size of my code enforcement union, because i thought it was important that we show the value that the city attorney's office can bring to people's lives each and every day. i put it under the rubric of consumer protection, and it had to do it code enforcement cases, many in your district and in supervisor cohen's district as well. the problem that we have is some of that word that we can do is something that we can directly take a stab at and after right

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but we're turning those things around. >> now, rda is a redevelopment agency.ers approved a sales tax hike. police accepted concession, but what's making it worse in california, the state with its own fiasco is holding on to more money than cities were expecting. >> the state of california said every city is supposed to get 7 cents of every tax dollar. hercules currently gets 3 cents on every tax dollar. >> until now defaults have been rare. only 30 of the 12,000 municipalities rated by moody's have junk status. "christian science monitor" says over 42 years there's only 42 that have defaulted. >> we are seeing growth in nonproperty tax revenues and i think some of the spending cuts that have been done in the past couple of fiscal years will bear more fruit going forward. >> well, she says expect more before this is over. in fact, moody's just down graded $47 million sewer bond in bloom field, colorado, with negative outlook, expecting quote, cash margins will further deteriorate. a phrase we'll hear quite a bit in the months to come. >> i'm sure we will. jane

in the fourth of rdas areas of focus, the president's initiative to redesign the process and implementation to higher heroes act. my testimony submitted to the committee expands on each of these areas in some detail and i thank the chairman for accepting that written testimony into the record and i won't go to them in detail at this time. let me briefly emphasize that it's especially important that we shared the greatest collaboration between va and dod and that critical phase before servicemembers leave the military. we simply must transition them better and i speak as one whose watch that process from a different vantage point over time. we do this best with warm handoffs between the department. that is key to assuring the success of transitioning servicemembers back to their communities and protect ways, but it's also key in preventing the downward spiral that some faith and being challenged, transitioning does not work quite as well for them and in some cases, homelessness and sometimes suicide or what we have to do it. so, i echo secretary pineda's comments here. while we are pleased w

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