also with seiu, usww. we're here to demand the we are soma coalition for good jobs and affordable housing. our members like juan, who just spoke, are the security officers that work and the service workers that work in big, new office developments. office developments. >> i've been a security officer for 27 years. i'm originally from los angeles. i moved here to get a better life. this area needs more housing. we need more housing. it needs to be affordable housing. when i moved here i was homeless the first three years. i lived out of my car and it was difficult. it was difficult to make ends meet. and -- sorry. i'm getting my notes. so, what i'm really trying to say in this situation is that it's great to have housing. we also have to have secure jobs. the jobs have to be paying good money so people can afford these houses. it cost a lot to live here. i live in the east bay right now and it's gone up. the price just to get into the city has gone up. i literally can lower my expenses every single month by

the seiu will hold a rally at noon today to demand higher pay and better working conditions for janitors. women make up the majority of janitorial workers in the u.s. >>> the san francisco police officer charged with hitting two men with his car and leaving the scene. chris coors became known as the hot cop of the castro. he left the accident scene because he felt threatened by a crowd of people who recognized him. prosecutors say he left because he had been drinking. he was off duty at the time of the november 2015 accident. his trial continues today. >>> waking up to the likeliest, mildest or mildest m let's take a look at the wet weather still on the roof camera. we're still getting drizzle in san francisco. so the roads are going to be wet this morning. so are your bus stops or your mass transit areas. and also on the bay, you're going to have to deal with some drizzle. caution through the commute planner there for the morning. not the afternoon hours. because the clouds are going to open up slowly as we head throughout the day. we'll see sunshine and feel temperatures comfortable. m

there is a lot of discussion among county supervisors' association, csac, and seiu labor to reopen this next year under a new administration, simply because this represents, at least in my 18 years, the largest cost shift to counties in any program under the human services purview. we continue to work with our lobbyists, we continue to work with your parties at the state to attempt to mitigate the cost increases not only in the next fisking year, but again to try to reopen it in the following fiscal year fiscal year, but again to try to reopen it in the following fiscal year. next, we were shorted about $30 million in the proposed governor's budget that was supposed to be accounted for in january and it wasn't, so we're continuing to work with the legislature and finance on restoring that, and hopefully resee fiscal relief in the may revised. and then in cal revise, which is our welfare to work program, because our budget to support the county operations is significantly tied to caseload, and because the caseloads have did not declining largely due to the better economy over the past fe

38, and the general employees trust fund which provides health and welfare benefits for members of seiu local 87. i am also a long time resident of outer noe valley. i first met kate black in 1992 through my involvement with the noe valley democratic club. she and i worked on many issues with the club and served on the executive board together. she was the vice president, i was the treasurer. we have remained friends for more than 25 years. i continue to see her regularly as we participate in a political book group together. having known kate for many years i am extremely proud to support her appointment. she is well suited for this decision because she loves the city and has a wealth of experience and expertise from hermanny years working as a city planner. i know personally from working with her that she will enhance the process of the committee's work. she cooperative and collaborative. she does not let her ego get in the way. she is hard working, diligent and thoughtful, open-minded, and she will give due consideration to every subject. she will be even handed to all sides in making

they're fighting to join the seiu.lly at noon today to demand better working conditions and higher pay for the janitors. union leaders say that women make up the majority of janitorial workers in the u.s. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. temperatures this morning, about 1 to 9 degrees warmer than yesterday. let's start in san francisco where we have low to mid-50s. sunny side at 51. you go to lake merced, 55. that's your spread right there. we've got low to mid-50s down both sides of the bay shore and into the south bay. inland east bay neighborhoods. for the most part, you get to heelsburg at 47 degrees. here's a look at the damp bay bridge from the rain that fell overnight. in fact, my commute planner, all this pertains to this morning. wet morning commute on the roads. a damp morning if you're going to be taking mass transit and some drizzle if you're going to be taking a ferry. as far as the kids, we'll be in the low to mid-60s. dry by noon. 58 to 63 degrees. by 3:00, we

the seiu are hold a rally for higher pay for janitors. women make up the majority of janitorial workers in the u.s. >> new details of the trial of a san francisco police officer charged with hitting two men with his car and then leaving the scene. chris coors was named as the hot cop of the castro. his lawyers told the jury that he left the crash scene because he felt threatened by a crowd of people who recognized him. prosecutors say he left because he had been drinking. his trial continues today. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here you go. little bit of fog around ukiah and sun in napa and vallejo. the low to mid-50s there. we have a few 40s there. santa rosa, rohnert park, is sebastop sebastopol. you can see, 57 right now in san jose for the warm spot. cupertino, daly city at 51. here's at look at sfo. there's a little wetness on the tarmac. with clouds hanging around. we may have delays arriving. we'll keep an eye on that. sfoors your commute planner, everything revolves around being wet this mo

38, and the general employees trust fund which provides health and welfare benefits for members of seiu local 87. i am also a long time resident of outer noe valley. i first met kate black in 1992 through my involvement with the noe valley democratic club. she and i worked on many issues with the club a

where the unions are simply trade- based or other ones that operate across industry, like--like i'm an seiu member, for example, rright? or are they just t sortf anachronistic, sort of workers' vanguard spectacles that we can just kind of throw aside? >> good. wonderful question. let me try to answer. and again, rather than my spinning out my owown thoughts abouut that, let me start from a concrete example.e. the steelelworkers un here i in the united states, one of f the largest ununions in the afl-cicio, here, stunned the wod of american labor two years ago whenen they isissued a press ree announcing the formal alliance-- i'll use their words--ththe forl aalliance betweeeen the steelworkers union of the united statates, which-h--i don'tt know many members it has, but in the hundreds of thousands, big union--with mondragon, the corporate--that huge, successful worker's self-directed enterprise in spain. and i remember many of us were taken aback. "what an interesting idea. an alliance." what did it mean? well, the details were hard to come by. it seems asas though there was discussion, obv

you will remember it was groups like acorn and the seiu that were the foot soldiers, administering theserned into hysterical minis about it omni budget bill increased the budget to $3 billion. i think the good news is though hopefully it will not be used as a plundering slush fund for left wing groups who oppose this administration at every step. ainsley: i want to ask you too about the planned parenthood afill yacht in pennsylvania that put out a tweet saying we need a disney princess that has an abortion. we need a disney princess that is pro-choice. we need a disney princess who is undocumented immigrant. we need disney princess actually a union worker. we need a disney princess who is trans. they deleted that tweet. what's your reaction? >> i had to do a double-check and sa make sure this wasn't fake news onion parody. that's what the planned parenthood goals have become. we need a disney princess to tell young girls and women the truth about the death lobby. about people like margaret sanger the god mother of planned parenthood who advocate eugenics. who thought that the mission of