regina is the only person in charge of outreach and she has an office that has four people including herself. two people who are responsible for the counseling of small businesses when they receive these lawsuits. that is not enough and clearly, that means the city is not taking this seriously. they're setting rigid up for failure. she always -- the have not been successful in any of their attempts. regina has demonstrated this by mentioning in february they had 3000 letters mailed out and how many responses? 3. if you add that up, that is a pointer 1% success rate. we're not getting anywhere on that. -- a 0.01 success rate. we're not getting anywhere on that. and we have four people who decided to take upon the 8.5% loan program. i am willing to be part of that, someone can come to me and i will give the funds. that is nothing -- it does not do anything. if you put a fund at 20%, you're not making any progress, we're not making any movement here. the last thing i heard is they had outreach planned but it is not citywide because the city is not taking this seriously enough to put in

nhk world's correspondent has the view from there. nhk world's regina bediako has the view from there. >> reporter: stockton enjoyed a construction boom a decade ago when san francisco commuters came to build homes. it was a suburban sprawl with the population of 300,000. >> order! >> it's a sad day in the city of stockton. none of us would ever have imagined that we would be sitting here talking about filing chapter 9. >> reporter: the city declared itself bankrupt in june with $300 million of debt. >> you failed. you failed this city and you failed all of these people. >> reporter: stockton is a victim of a 2008 financial crisis and the ensuing economic slump. the city's jobless rate has hovered near 15%. while housing prices have dropped to half of peak levels. this house is currently in foreclosure as we can see from this sign. the owner could not pay the mortgage, so the bank took the house back and is now selling it. four years after the start of the recession, foreclosures are continuing to add up in the city of stockton. the bursting of the hous

in our office -- our office has done with the work -- done w ork to talk about how we can coordinate our efforts. regina dickerson has promoted our brochures but the department can do more and develop a process for resolving conflicts when access is the goal. one idea would be to establish a prepublication building process -- permit process for you ask the departments to come together and we and on how the different proposed -- weigh in on how the different proposed solutions will be affected by the codes. my closing thoughts for a small- business owner is that the corrective, that you keep records because once they have started to do the work, once they have put together the plan for the work they intend to do, you need to be able to demonstrate that good faith effort that you are addressing your obligations that are readily achievable. and if the business owner does receive a demand letter, they should consult with an attorney immediately. when you send your response, including a brief summary of the good work that you have done at your property. show that you have taken this seriously and you have a

president chiu has his legislation and will they -- go back to regina. president chiu: i do want to say that i am happy that we came to an agreement around business tax reform that hopefully will help the small business communities and job creation and that being said, i was able to watch a portion of the proceedings in -- and planned to look at the presentations later today or this week. i also want to agree with the expression of incredible frustration from the small business community on, frankly, the fed scholastic, and local government getting -- being unable to get a good handle on this. from our perspective from the local level, these laws are set by the federal americans with disabilities act. there were further complicated by state legislation and the legislation we have in front of us i have put forth was my best attempt given what our city attorney said we were allowed to do here locally to help move the ball on this. i want to mention two quick things. i did have a conversation with senator dianne feinstein about this issue some months back.

thanks, mark, virginia, and leader pelosi for putting on this event, and for all that she has done -- thanks mark, regina , and later pelosi. we have been able to access resources through the sba and the cdfi fund which helps get money to small businesses in this time of need. opportunity fund is not a bank or a government agency. we are an independent nonprofit organization with a mission to provide capital to working people to help them earn, say, and invest in the future. we focus primarily on businesses that are not yet bankable. most of our clients are themselves low or moderate income people or working in low or moderate income neighborhoods. but not exclusively. we will look at any business we think can bring about substantial community benefits. i want to talk about what type of loans we make and whatever products we have. that is important to note that in our case, they mentioned -- i mentioned some acronyms. the service corps of retired executives, women's business centers, renaissance and entrepreneurs should here in san francisco, women's initiative for self-employed -- those organizations of

it has got to be our small business community. regina and steve said we could use help. the revolving loan fund was used up. instantly would put the money in there. we that the board of supervisors to revive it. we have $1 million committed today along with wells fargo $500,000. it is there and will be used fast. in the next budget for the next team of years, we have already got plans for the whole $5 million. as long as it is there, people will use it. we know small businesses are reviving our economy and creating the level of investor confidence we want to see. not just in mid-market. all neighborhood corridors will get the benefit. that is why we signaled these revolving loans to reach out to the neighborhoods in the city, to invest in the neighborhoods. they are going to help revive. i tell people i am sick and tired of seeing empty storefronts in different parts of the city. we assure you we will work with institutions like wells fargo and others to get the money out as they have done. let me give a shout out again to wells. not only have they loaned small businesse

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has regarding child support. you want to talk about august? >> we had originally scheduled our first forum august 28 but after working with regina and seeing how complex it is to outreach to a number of small business organizations, we decided to put that off until we can do better outreach with the small businesses and neighborhood organizations in the city and so we're maybe going to look at -- >> sometime next year. >> yeah, sometime next year. >> after small business week and after weaver worked more with the small business community. president adams: so only one micrned on unfortunately. so when you're both speaking at the same time, maybe share the same mike. i can alternate to an extent but -- >> that's ok. >> so you did hear that last piece? so we're very excited about being here, about the opportunity of working with you. as you know, we sometimes serve the same customers. like freida said, sometimes our small business owners are our customers also. we like to make sure that we provide better assets for folks to come in and learn about child support, understand child support and really benefit from our director. karen roy, customer se

has a bs in chemistry, an md from the university of alabama in birmingham. she attended morehouse school of medicine. she holds 18 honoraria degrees. please tell me welcome your surgeon general, regina benjamin. [applause] >> good morning. the lights are kind of pride, so it is hard to see you. -- bright, so it is hard to see you. it is really wonderful to be here with you today. at the largest gathering of podiatrists in the world. that says a lot. i have one job i have to do before i start talking to you. on behalf of president obama, and the entire administration, congratulations on the 100 year. [applause] you really do have a lot to be proud of. committed to maintaining the integrity and the quality of the extensive education and training that podiatrists received and this has led to the success of the profession. you really do have a lot to be proud of. i was talking with some of the board members earlier and the realized i want to share with you just how i got involved. many of you here are here for the same reason. when i was an intern, i attended the medical association of georgia is annual meeting. one of the intense issues debated was sexually transmitted diseases needed