. >> yeah good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, neechlz a ricco and my family live here in selma since 1973 i work as a apartment case manager for teenagers and young adults 14 to 24 years old i'm also a caregiver for our central selma central selma a selma it my home since 1973 we are working class families here in selma as far as i, remember i look at the children look at the children in front of you you know, i was there age when i came here to the united states here in selma from the filipinos open f philippines it is sad they have to experience the ash absurdity of growing up in selma because of what is going on today in the beginning i was in support of this project because of large money that they promised to give to the city but then i realized the money will not save our community you know, i realize this project is good are for the city of san francisco, good for the line up on the screen side of the room, good for the developer, but you know what it is not good for the residents of working-class families i ask the board to delay this project until they can guarantee that the

the lone voices, like robert follett,-ricco chaising -- wreck co says acrossmer, and teddy roosevelt gave license to a progressive era. that fendmentally changed for -- fundamentally changed for the time the economic. changed capitalism from it open excesses. then after the great crash of 1929, we had no choice but to save capitalism from it own excesses, and that again had to do with reorganization and re-organizing the power structure behind the economy. because arguably, arguably, by the late 1920s -- are you still with me? i'm reading your faces and some of you have left me. try to stay here. this i important. i know i'm in history, but history does have a tendency to repeat itself itch want you to listen to this in 1928, the top one percent was taking home 23 percent of total national income, and that meant that everybody else, in order to just maintain their lifestyles, had to go deeper and deeper into debt until that debt bubble burst, and there was a lot of -- well, you all remember -- well, you don't all remember. maybe you weren't actually there. i wasn't. but there was a c

speaking to bloomberg tv, the ceo, fred ricco could sony -- said he was not concerned. >> i am not worriedall. even though we don't know yet the content. we have done a lot to improve. liquidity's is excellent. the quality of the asset is very good. it is improving. i am very confident. he also spoke about the prospects of qe expansion, which he expects to happen next month. he says that while there might be some negative short-term effects, they should be fully manageable. i was expecting a soundbite. it turns that we set it for him. -- said it for him. lena komileva is still with us. what do you think about the currencies? the people think that dollar's strength story goes , others say it might for a little while. lena komileva: we are still in a world of disinflation. the market diversions has not materialized. it has been a bizarre here for currencies -- year for currencies. the fed is in emergency policy mode. europe is struggling with risk. the problems that we have in terms of global disinflation have probably been contained. the other thing of course, it means that for any central

. >> yeah good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, neechlz a ricco and my family live here in selma since 1973 i work as a apartment case manager for teenagers and young adults 14 to 24 years old i'm also a caregiver for our central selma central selma a selma it my home since 1973 we are working class families here in selma as far as i, remember i look at the children look at the children in front of you you know, i was there age when i came here to the united states here in selma from the filipinos open f philippines it is sad they have to experience the ash absurdity of growing up in selma because of what is going on today in the beginning i was in support of this project because of large money that they promised to give to the city but then i realized the money will not save our community you know, i realize this project is good are for the city of san francisco, good for the line up on the screen side of the room, good for the developer, but you know what it is not good for the residents of working-class families i ask the board to delay this project until they can guarantee that the

. >> yeah good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, neechlz a ricco and my family live here in selma since 1973 i work as a apartment case manager for teenagers and young adults 14 to 24 years old i'm also a caregiver for our central selma central selma a selma it my home since 1973 we are working class families here in selma as far as i, remember i look at the children look at the children in front of you you know, i was there age when i came here to the united states here in selma from the filipinos open f philippines it is sad they have to experience the ash absurdity of growing up in selma because of what is going on today in the beginning i was in support of this project because of large money that they promised to give to the city but then i realized the money will not save our community you know, i realize this project is good are for the city of san francisco, good for the line up on the screen side of the room, good for the developer, but you know what it is not good for the residents of working-class families i ask the board to delay this project until they can guarantee that the