i think the sf state development was quite recent. at least i was not aware of it until today. typically, under the definition for self-service specialty food use, you are limited to preparing food for on-site sale. if you're preparing food for off site sales, that may be considered a manufacturing use. correct me if i'm wrong. we will have to review that if that is part of the proposal. commissioner sugaya: the direction i think we should go that at the moment since he said he is not going to do that, we should use it for storage and refrigeration of things that will be consumed during the rest of the week. then i think the cu is probably ok. if the nature of these changes, i think the for example we are going to have the report in a year for if the operation happens to change. if the use in the rear ends up being an off-sail tech use, then we can address that at that time. in terms of killing, i think that just to add onto commissioner borden -- in terms of queing, i think it just to add on to commissioner borden, try to keep it inside. if he could have some signs on the inte

the budget also includes reserve funding to address the continued reductions at the state level. sf board resolution stipulates that each year, with support, the public education enrichment committee will provide recommendations to the superintendent to inform the impact of this and to assist in his development of the spending plan. on november 1, 2010, they submitted their recommendations to the superintendent, and later, on november 9, presented their recommendations to the board of education. the 2011-2012 from the superintendent reflects the input from all program managers, the district staff, and are based on anticipated revenues from the city as well as the district's needs. the total amount is $29.30 million, which is an increase over the budgeted amount for 2010-2011. i would remind you that these are estimates and not final. 2011-2012 allocation, that will be finalized in 2011. the proposal includes approximately 194.4 fte's certificate, who provide services to all k-12 sites. there is no sin to the increase over last year's plan. -- no significant increase over last year's

. >> san francisco state work was sf promise, messages any tuition increase should not be an impediment when trying to attend public university in california. low income folks can qualify for financial aid sm. do not pay anything thech call fi for fees. middle class, middle income folks what they are usually looking at is loans. >> and of course it's those middle class families that are being affected by these hikes, one thing san francisco state has a local guarantee meaning if a student lives in the surrounding counties and gets all the college entrance requirements he or she will be accepted at san francisco state guarantee. for more information on this visit our web site abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. >> that is interesting. >> thank you. >> and there is a lot of people believe it's better financially to buy a home rather rent one. >> that may not always be the case in all cities. michael finney is here with results of a new survey. >> enlightening. this survey from search engine confirmed it's generally more affordable to buy than rent, however, san francisco may be one

legitimately demonstrate that its products or its technology was stolen, then prohibit the sale of sf and the united states. >> that's a good remedy. that's a good remedy. but an from the experience that we've had going to bat with our constituents out in california, and nanc weinstein would be an example, we have not been able through the court system in china to have any success, and to my knowledge i don't know if any success. i wondered if you would agree with one of the points made in this report, and the authors conclude, it might be useful for the u.s. to dispense with a premise that it could have been economically compatible relationship with china. in other words, knowing going in that these are two radically different systems, and china has failed to bring their system into compliance with any of the international norms for commercial activity, or for rule of law. >> i don't know why you would choose to do business with a documented thief. >> student, did you say documented these? >> gas. >> my hope would be there are many other countries in asia don't have an interest in closer -- we see this in

legitimately demonstrate that its products or its technology was stolen, then prohibit the sale of sf and the united states. >> that's a good remedy. that's a good remedy. but an from the experience that we've had going to bat with our constituents out in california, and nancy weinstein would be an example, we have not been able through the court system in china to have any success, and to my knowledge i don't know if any success. i wondered if you would agree with one of the points made in this report, and the authors conclude, it might be useful for the u.s. to dispense with a premise that it could have been economically compatible relationship with china. in other words, knowing going in that these are two radically different systems, and china has failed to bring their system into compliance with any of the international norms for commercial activity, or for rule of law. >> i don't know why you would choose to do business with a documented thief. >> student, did you say documented these? >> gas. >> my hope would be there are many other countries in asia don't have an interest in closer -- we see this i

sf officials met today and say progress was made. but if jobs don't come from the talk, these folks will continue to walk the walk. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> 3 of the state largest health insurer are delaying rate hike for 60 days after being asked to do so by state commissioner dave jones. aetna and blue cross pacific care putting planned increase on hold with people with individual policy. blue shield announced it will raise premium on nearly 200,000 californians. for some rates will climb by as much as 59 percent. those rates go into effect march first. >>> more sign of mentaling that silicon valley is recovering. google is launching the biggest ever hiring drive and then there's construction. david lou reports from san jose. >> vacant office space is a clear by product of the economic downturn in silicon valley but real estate analyst say a sudden up take in activity of business expansion and new start up. big reason is renewed venture capitol activity. they made 21.8 billion dollars in investment last year up 19 percent from the year before. also the first increase since 2007. silicon valley start up got 8 and half million dollars. that's 4 times mo