regina and i from mirkarimi's was will talk about a couple of our experiences and regina will give you the particulars about that. the city attorney office what we use them for is we had property owners and one property owner that owned a lot of buildings in our neighborhood and a lot of unsafe conscience unsafe as in drug dealers went on the property there was not a garage but an opening nothing to keep them out. violent people living in place. another property owner owned an illegal guest house on the website it says the best play to stay and walk out the door and use drugs and use them. what we did is talked to the city attorney's office but what we did as a community, this is important when you deal with properties like that. we actually went to the property owners and said, we have safety issues with your properties. these are the safety issues we have with your properties it's unsafe for our neighborhood. both situations unfortunately the property owners were like, too bad. they were not going to react. so what we did is contacted supervisor mirkarimi's office and contacted the c

thank you, regina, for allowing us to present. we have been in the tour into business for over 12 years and have been pretty successful, but only with a particular community of san francisco, and now, with the mayor's efforts, we have the opportunity to offer our services city-wide, so we ran a successful pilot in may of this year that, again, we will expand city-wide, and this is called the.center. this is in the school district. parts of this is with urban services and the ymca. we do human service, and we'll be doing assessments of young people once the police of buses bring them in, or parents can bring them in, where you can refer them to come to our center, as well. this is an example of some of the art work and we hope we can adorn in some of your businesses. valerie is our marketing consultants, who is helping us to put together these concepts, so this may be the poster that we have asked merchants to a door in their store, too, again, as she said, to encourage people to stay in school, and if they need resources to go bac

regina? >> i also wanted to add that may be some of the individuals are not here but in developing your neighborhood connection, those people should be in your neighborhood connection and that's what's built up in the neighborhood community. that's in terms of like from our office as an example with mo magic being developed was that hearing from the community that they would like to see the community based organizations a tighter network and setting goals and direction. if they hear there are kid here that need a program but they can't go here to have it how do we get that program over here? and even with our neighborhood organizations like with valley brown are involved in helping get the programs there. so and another in terms of how we all work together is it a starting to be apparent as the new funding cycle came down the team programming was not going to be refunded. basically the community came together and came to our office. the supervisor made sure they were funded in the add back pr

regina from the legislative aid of ross mirkarimi one of our supervisors. from the da's office. the president of our merchant's association of the lower haight. ron, a beat officer and antoine another beat officer. the city attorney was at our morning session this morning and had to leave. regina and i work with the city attorneys office and will talk about that today in the lower haight or modo is to build a safe and caring neighborhood and foster that. we believe to build a safe neighborhood you have to build a caring neighborhood. it goes hand and hand. one of the things that when we started our neighborhood group which was a couple of years ago. we got together, we did small neighborhood building events like community clean up. started a neighborhood google group and started to out reach to the community in the neighborhood that nay not participate in the events or have a computer. we went to the senior centers. we hand fly erred public housing in our neighborhood. also we went to our surrounding neighborhood organizations like hayes valley association that has been around f

commentary from muslim american activist and nine eleven first responder regina o'day ramadan talking about the perception of islam in the u.s. meanwhile american officials say that al qaeda has been seriously weakened since it carried out the nine eleven attacks but in recent times much international attention has shifted to the terror network's capacity to aid other militant groups around the world dennis samut from the london information network on conflicts and state building sees his hand in the recent violence that struck the north caucasus now the situation in the north caucasus complex multi-layered but certainly part of the process has now been a completely hijacked by is not missed radicals there are clearly connections between terrorist groups in afghanistan and pakistan and the attacks that have taken place both in nine eleven states as well as in other parts of the world including internal corpuses there are some clear signs that there are connections between elements in the north caucasus who are. doing get back such as the one got a couple got thirty or this week and. t

>> my name is regina. i am an actress. today i came here because i saw the newspaper. also, i am a mother. i like it, because i can have more choice to educate my dollar. -- my daughter. i would agree mcdonald's with the happy meals and the toy is. because i think if this is the owner, especially in the difficult economy. i think it makes it hard to explore the business. i think we limit the ability to return to society. also, i do a lot of social work in the chinese community. i knew they could -- they do good things such as support scholarship. again, i propose -- i oppose this proposal. >> i work in downtown san francisco. my daughter is very healthy. we need to do something about, the unfairness of the legislation. why do we have to cost single out the restaurant of the house of a lawyer -- the restaurant that has a toy. they tried to do something good for society, and if we penalize them, they will go to another place that will be much worse. >> to you lived in san francisco? >> i am speaking of personal experience. >> thank you the reagan >> i want to -- thank yo

>> my name is regina. i am an actress. today i came here because i saw the newspaper. also, i am a mother.

. >> my name is regina, i am the daughter of the appellants. i have learned -- and lived on bryant street for all 20 years of my life, and that is why i am so concerned about how it involves our house. there is a party that nearly caused a fire. our family has been afraid for our home in case of another situation that occurs. our neighbors of 2510 bryan street started renovation that includes renovation of the window on the north property. our concern is that the window would cause a breach of privacy being that the window is only 6 inches from the property line. this is a photo taken from our house showing how close the window is to our property. it was in renovation at the time. we don't mean to cause any trouble for our neighbors for the renovation, but we are very concerned about the window. on june 30, 2010, it was clearly in violation of california code and no permit was on file to allow the work. we are concerned that this window will be a fire hazard in the future and create excessive noise. thank you. >> i would like to offer some info

thank you, regina. really awesome. thank you. president yee riley: and just a note, in terms of our monthly e- bulletin, we have a highlight of the workshops. in monitoring our click-thropugh ugh rates, that is one of our highest. president yee riley: all right, thank you very much korea next item, please. should we go back to item number five? clerk: commissioners, you are now on item number five, the discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supers ivers file number which the board of supervisors by a number100865, an ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code by adding sections 106 through 106.28, to impose a fee and out of a beverage wholesalers and certain other persons to distribute or sell a college beverages in san francisco to recover a portion of san francisco's alcohol attributable and reimbursed health costs and to fund administration costs. the director will be making a presentation. org leading the discussion. we do or leading the discussion. >> the

i said to regina i'm going to make oprah buy us lunch.na. >> oh. that is not it. all right. all right. >> so the waiter comes over and he says sh i asked, the bill? and i said this woman right over there has been kind enough to take care of our check. he says oh. absolutely. fine, thank you very much. now, as we're leaving. the waiter and we're kind of at the door. i wave to open pra. she waves back. now, the waiter thinks oh, sure. she waves. so then, we walk and got a free lunch. that is where it started. that is where it started. >> well, messing with oprah is probably not a great idea, but that is your last call. thanks for being with us tonight. make sure you visit our facebook fan page. then click the like button. for special access you won't get anywhere else. until then keep it here on fox news channel. make sure you write sean hannity and tell him he should be

and i also wanted to acknowledge regina, who has been really instrumental in connecting us with our merchantociations, and then we also have erica, who is here, who is our representative of the merchant associations that we're going to be walking and meeting with this afternoon. i did get maria. so without further ado -- there are so many people here -- i think part of the efforts that we wanted to really do too -- and lourdes, this is for you and your compadres around the neighborhood, so bring the staff to you, so you know who's part of this. we have our star from tarp, from sfpd, people that actually work directly with our families who are in crisis. so this is an opportunity for you to see who the people are that are touching our students when you let us know that they need to be touched. so this is really an opportunity for all of our merchants to see what we're putting in behind this effort. so without further ado, i want to welcome our superintendent of schools. our first week of school went off without a hitch, thank goodness. and the efforts that he's been doing around truancy and t

and i also wanted to acknowledge regina, who has been really instrumental in connecting us with our merchant

walks about this with one of the nine eleven rescue is who's also an american islamic activist so regina around the dance as muslims should be scapegoated for the hijackers did. really with those shows in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become an us against them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans again we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims that practice this faith on the acts of nineteen villains that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority fear islam because they don't understand that the beauty of this country is the constitution and that all americans despite faith despite race are afforded the same civil liberties. muslim american activist a nine eleven first aide every day you know it and ramadan talking about the perception of islam in the u.s. . then while american officials say that al qaeda has been seriously weakened. but it's still suspected of helping ot

. >> reporter: it's here, at the east oakland youth development center that regina jackson tries to holdt's the economic situation right here in oakland, 2010? >> it's devastating. and in east oakland, it's magnified. >> reporter: unemployment here is 27%, nearly 3 times the national average. >> we're pretty much full. >> reporter: which explains why the job training they do here are overflowing. and not just theirs. the oakland green jobs corp trains locals for construction jobs in the emerging green market. everything from basic carpentry to solar panel installation. to a grueling exercise regimen so they'll be strong enough for the physical rigors of the construction trade. and when they're done, they really do get jobs. >> we're battling about 75 percent in the total graduating class. >> reporter: in this economy? >> in this economy. >> reporter: mary vanek graduated last year. she is now helping build a hospital outside of san francisco. how much were you making in a good week, before? >> no more than $200 at the max. >> reporter: with 5 kids? >> with 5 kids. >> reporter: and now? >

and i also wanted to acknowledge regina, who has been really instrumental in connecting us with our merchant associations, and then we also have erica, who is here, who is our representative of the merchant associations that we're going to be walking and meeting with this afternoon.

regina ispenthouse is in s number 5 on the list of most expensive in america. the other 9 of the top 10 are all in new york city. in san francisco, the second most expensive housing property for sale is this $45 million manages at the end of billionaire's row on broadway. but take another look at the st. regis condo. the major difference here, it is brand new. >> this is her closet. a beautiful, large collection for shoes, bags, dresses. >> greg lynn of sutherby's international says the penthouse is the most expensive freshly built apartment on earth. the crown jewel, check out the master bath. >> the master bathroom was designed to be one of the most luxurious spots on earth. you'll notice the double book matched marble that was hand- selected by the owner's designers in italy and extends into the double showers here that have rain showers above. >> reporter: lynn says he can't name names but sports stars and world leaders are among the prospective buyers. >> some of the leading buyers taking interest are coming from china but there is also a number of bay are

. >> regina carries out a controversial execution despite international calls for clemency. it is great to have the along with this on this friday morning freudenth. >> we will have much more on that in a moment. let's examine traffic and weather. we will have the first check on what could be a record-breaking forecast. is this the day with a break the record? >> today will go down as the 6690 degree day of the year -- 66th 90 degree day of the year . if you are talking boug-- can nationals record highs. temperatures right now are on the mild side. marten's fur is a little cooler. some showers are in the midwest abortiv. southland said five or 50 miles. it will be sunny and cooler tomorrow. we need the rainbow the rain chances are looking better and better. >> things are looking worse on the highway because of a frog. but -- fod. -- fog. we notice a heavier volume of traffic. nor th95 northbound open. >> a manhunt underway right now for carjacking suspect. police chased the suspect into the district. we are live with the late breaking details. >> everything is still developi

site of the tragedy while supporters of the project also rallied nearby muslim american activist regina o'day ramadan says that since nine eleven islam has been misconstrued in the us. really with this shows and in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become an us against them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims on the acts of nineteen villains that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority here islam because they don't understand it. stay with us here on our t.v. as we continue reviewing the week's news here's a look at what's ahead. and out how the u.s. soldiers so-called rank in iraq each checkpoint failed to draw from the locals. and the untold story of a village in russia's far east that might have been the birthplace of north korean leader kim jong il. but first a gathering of some of the finest minds from around the world has pu

site of the tragedy while supporters of the project also traveled nearby muslim american activist reginao'day ramadan says that since nine eleven islam has been misconstrued in the u.s. . really what this shows in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become an us against them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims on the acts of nineteen dillon's that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority here islam because they don't understand it. this week's terror attack in russia's north caucasus and the nine eleven anniversary have heated up the debate on whether it's actually possible to halt the spread of international terrorism and how of course war is interested in your opinion on the topics we cover and you can have your say by logging on to our web site r.t. dot com raskin what's the best way to eradicate international terror networks so fa