wiseman and two kids, rhonda is unemployed. >> the economy was shrinking about 6%. economy is now growing. so we've made progress but let's face it. progress hasn't been fast enough. >> associated press poll shows public increasingly frustrated, only 41% approve of the handling of the economy. 56% disapprove. 51% believe the economy has gotten worse under his watch. those are the worst numbers president obama has seen since taking office. >> now, on to weather. there is a massive warm up lasting just a day. >> massive? >> not really. >> very generous here in the weather department. it doumz warm ups, i try but this doesn't happen. we'll give you one day that, is it. then we're going to go down hill through saturday then, we may see a shift in the weather pattern heading towards next week. perhaps bringing some of right weather again. here is a live picture. there is a view of beautiful lake tahoe. now, lake tahoe is reporting 78 degrees, and breezy, sunny. expect upper 70s to low 80s, upper 30s and it's going to remain breezy. here is other live shots from san jose.

and joe, rhonda and i were just talking about the challenges that they've had to go through when rhondad off -- and, by the way, also lost her health insurance in the process, at a time when her son was going through some significant medical needs. so, in addition to trying to stop the crisis, what we also wanted to do was make sure that we were helping people get back on their feet. so something that i'm very pleased with is that rhonda was able to use the provisions that we passed to help her get cobra so that she had health insurance, could keep her health insurance, at a time when the family was very much in need. and millions of people across the country have been able to keep their health insurance. we've also been trying to help our state and local governments so that they're not having to lay off as many teachers and firefighters and police officers, and i know that -- i think the mayor and the governor would acknowledge that the help that we provided them has really helped to plug some big budget holes. and, in addition, what we've been trying to do is to build infrastructure t

and joe, rhonda and i were just talking about the challenges that they've had to go through when rhondand, by the way, also lost her health insurance in the process, at a time when her son was going through some significant medical needs. so, in addition to trying to stop the crisis, what we also wanted to do was make sure that we were helping people get back on their feet. so something that i'm very pleased with is that rhonda was able to use the provisions that we passed to help her get cobra so that she had health insurance, could keep her health insurance, at a time when the family was very much in need. and millions of people across the country have been able to keep their health insurance. we've also been trying to help our state and local governments so that they're not having to lay off as many teachers and firefighters and police officers, and i know that -- i think the mayor and the governor would acknowledge that the help that we provided them has really helped to plug some big budget holes. and, in addition, what we've been trying to do is to build infrastructure that puts p

so rhonda simmons and her folks over there will be working in tandem to get more local hires on the same. we know there is a natural synergy between work force development and small business, so it is kind of three legs of a store, stool, -- haute three legs of a small -- three legs of a stool. the mechanism is there. they are working with the union and so forth. there is a good flow. >> that information would be very helpful, i believe, to us and also to the general public, as well -- vice president clyde: >> .we look forward to working with you to create more jobs. >> thank you. 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 fi

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so rhonda simmons and her folks over there will be working in tandem to get more local hires on the same. we know there is a natural synergy between work force development and small business, so it is kind of three legs of a store, stool, -- haute three legs of a small -- three legs of a stool. the mechanism is there. they are working with the union and so forth. there is a good flow. >> that information would be very helpful, i believe, to us and also to the general public, as well -- vice president clyde: >> .we look forward to working with you to create more jobs. >> thank you. thank you, regina. really awesome. thank you. president yee riley: and just a note, in terms of our monthly e- bulletin, we have a highl

. >> my name is rhonda alfonso, my domestic partner and i barry brown own the condo at 2646 post street which is just -- our rear yard meets the rear yard of this property. this will be a wall of a building next to our property. it just seems way out of scale. we have a four-unit building, two floors above a garage, it would just completely overshadow our building which is in scale with the rest of the building. those houses on post street which is right around the corner, the sidewalks in this area are about nine feet. i don't feel like the sidewalks could even keep -- hold the amount of people that are slated to be living in here coming and going. it just doesn't seem to fit as everyone else has said, the neighborhood, it doesn't fit in the envelope, it doesn't fit with the use of the neighborhood and we're already greatly impacted by the mini barn across the street. lots of traffic there, lots of parking by the employees, and the whole thing is just out of scale and scope for the neighborhood and i just would really strongly object to the way it is now. also, everybody height dimensi

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and joe and rhonda, we were just talking -- we are about the same age and we got married the same year. our kids are about the same age. we've gone through the same stock. michelle and i, i do not know about you guys, but michelle and 9, we had a lot of debt when we finished school. it was really expensive. and neither of us came from wealthy families so we just had to take out a bunch of student loans. it took us about 10 years to pay off our student loans. it was actually higher than our mortgage for most of the time. i do not want that burden to be placed on kids right now because a lot of them, as a consequence, maybe they decide not to go to college, or if they did, they end of getting to a -- getting off to a really tough start because their pay is not one to support the amount of debt that they have got. so this is what we did, working ,ith chirac's -- sherrod working with mary jo, democrats in congress, this did not get a lot of attention but we actually transformed how the government student loan program works. all those undergoing for banks and financial intermediaries. even

we were just talking about the challenges they went through when rhonda got laid off.the way also lost her health insurance. at a time when her son was going through some significant medical needs. in addition to try and stop the crisis what we want to do is make sure we were helping people get back on their feet. something i'm very pleased with rhonda was able to use provisions that we passed to get help her get cobra social guy had health-insurance. millions of people across the country has been able to keep their health insurance. we have been tried to help our governments so that they don't have to lay off as many teachers and firefighters and police officers and i know that the mayor and governor worded knowledge the help we provided them has helped to plug budget holes appeared we have been trying to build infrastructure that put people back to work but improves the quality of life in places like columbus. joe is an architect is working on a new police station. that was funded in part with recovery act funds. all of these things have made a difference. but we hav