>> would look under the assembly and social service. the community facility and recreation building -- it meets the definition of social service. it is included in that. but by the definition as a social service, not a child care facility, under 790.50a. i can put it on the overhead again. can i have the overhead, please? this is not quit working as well. -- not quite working as well. it provides social or fraternal gathering recreational services to the community -- a clubhouse, lodge, meeting hall, or community facility. it also includes an enclosed recreation area not publicly owned. separate line item b, child care, which provide service by licensed personnel. honestly, if these uses were to come in for applications, we would not process them as community services. we would apply the planning code and say you are a child care facility. that is how we would process it. president peterson: do you cap community facilities or have it defined? in language, this reading is broad. i am just telling you that i have to define it. the second

this is what we have to do, these are the kinds of spending cuts that we have to do, schools, social servicesmaybe even prisons. if you want that, fine. if you don't want that, let's have a conversation about revenues. >> belva: does that mean a special election or something? >> i think a special election is a pretty likely scenario. you know, when brown during the campaign spoke to the editorial board of the "san francisco chronicle," of rachel's newspaper, he laid out a scenario that sounded even then like he had really done the math about how many days he had to get consensus among legislators here in sacramento, put something on the ballot, what the election time line is i would not be surprised to see a special election sometime in the spring of 2011. of course, remember that we had a special election all about budget proposals back in 2009 and the voters said no. and so i think that has got to be weighing on the brown camp. and even democrats in the legislature. if you're going to go back to the voters, how do you convince them differently that you've got to do something else other than

according to documents provided to cbs5 from the california department of social services, the state has temporarily closed the day care facility. they have also taken steps to permanently revoke the license of the day care providers, mary and charles eldrin. the state has banned samuel cowper from any facilities magged by social services. >> my honest opinion is take him out and stone him. >> samuel cowper is in the jail, his bail is just under $1 million. >> the vallejo police department is concerned there may be more victims. they are asking parents to call if they suspect their children may have been abused. you can reach john whitney at 800-488-9383. >>> the dmv employee accused of sending an offensive letter to a transgender customer resigned. amber yuost went into the san francisco dmv to register a sex change. four days later she says she received a nasty letter at home from thomas demartini, the worker who helped her at dmv. she filed a damages claim against the dmv last week. >>> police are looking for the person who stabbed a football star to death wednesday. at a memorial

according to the california department of social services, the state has temporarily closed the daycare facility. they have also taken steps to permanently revoke the license of the daycare's other than who are cowper's parents. >>> the dmv employee accused of sending an offense ever letter to a transgender customer resigned. a 23-year-old went into the san francisco dmv in october to register a sex change. four days later she said she received a letter at home from the worker who helped her. yust filed a damages claim against the california dmv last week. >>> police are looking for the person who stabbed a newark student athlete to death on wednesday. at a memorial last night, 300 people gathered at the spot where the 17-year-old was killed. the high school junior was stabbed multiple times while waiting for a bus and a possible act of revenge. his family says that a few months ago justus had rescued a cheerleader at a party who was getting beaten by two men. >> he was the type not looking for trouble but he was the type to stand up for what was right, you know? so if it was a person w

here in the u.s., social service groups tried to help people along the gulf coast after the devastating bp oil spill. in pakistan, religious relief groups rushed to deliver aid after a summer of massive flooding that has left an estimated 4 million people still homeless. and for nearly a year now, faith-based grps he ben actively working in haiti, providing emergency aid and helping to rebuild after the january 12th earthquake which killed more than 220,000 people and displaced almost 2 million. a rising cholera epidemic is complicating those efforts. >>> kim, many thanks for that. to you and to kevin eckstrom and to e.j. dionne, welcome. >> thanyou. >> i wanto geto chuhes d politics and economics, jobs, in just a minute, but first, kevin, what do you make all of this islamophobia? >> it's an extraordinary place for us to be in 2010. the most extreme example you can think of on this was in murfreesboro, tennessee, where a zoning dispute over whether or not to build a mosque, whether they had a right to build a mosque, turned into a debate over whether islam is actually a religion or not

according to documents provided by cbs5 by the california department of social services the state hasly closed the daycare facility. they have also taken steps to permanently row volk the license of the daycare providers, mary and charles kalper. they have also banned caliper for live from any house managed if i social services. >> my honest opinion is take him out and stone him. i've got nothing good for him. >> he is in jail, his bond is set at just under $1 million. cbs5. >>> as joe mentioned the vallejo police department is concerned there may be more victims out there. they are asking parents to call if they suspect that their children may have been abused and you can reach detective john whitney at 1-800-488-9383. >>> get ready for a soaking, the next big storm of the season on its way as we speak. oakland is one of the many bay area cities handing out free sandbags and plastic sheeting. those supplies will be available through the weekend at the city's municipal center and the public works maintenance satellite office. lawrence karnow is here, it is already range, right? >> yea

the state has also banned samuel cowper for life from any facilities managed by social services. >> my honest opinion is take him out and stone him. you know? i got nothing good for him. >> reporter: samuel cowper is in the solano county jail with bail just under a million dollars. joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> in san jose, police are investigating a series of robberies at pot clubs. they say that thieves hit four dispensaries and one marijuana grower this week. in one case a masked intruder knocked a dispensary owner out of his wheelchair and robbed the business. so far nobody has been seriously hurt but police are investigating the possibility that these crimes are in some way connected. >>> in palo alto, a man ended up at stanford hospital with some serious injuries after slamming his car into the tree and a light pole. it happened just before 6 a.m. on san antonio road near middle field. police say that it was not really raining that hard at the time so they don't know exactly what caused the accident. the 24-year-old driver was unconscious when they pulled him out of the car. >>> coming

it proved equally unsettling to anyone possessing a professional social-service credenza. shortly that it is to get up expertise merited acquiescence from ordinary americans who had mismanaged their own affairs without professional supervision. as that battle raged in milwaukee, lamar alexander, who managed to overcome his own credentials to side with the parent in the school choice battle, began to explore the underpinnings of "government's immoral in prior." -- immoral empire." there was an argument for the professionalize asian -- professionalize asiaation. \ in the complex and professional circumstances of the 20th century, the promise of american life could no longer be fulfilled by the idiosyncratic work of democratic individualism. it demanded that our national life be turned over to experts. this enabled us to manage the growing webs of interdependent. social engineers had been helpls clients increasingly dependent on social services lavishly funded and poorly designed and effectively delivered. this helped fuel the congressional elections of 1994. how much more is

there are no visible signs of injury. >> is she in the care of social services now? >> i don't know. >> did you locate the vehicle at all? the dodge neon. >> we're listening in to the police chief calling this a great evening as we just learned that a 12-year-old girl missing from virginia has just been found in san francisco's richmond district. at this point details are few. but we do know that the 12-year- old girl britney smith is doing well. they are still working on getting her back to virginia and figuring out the details of this case. our jana katsuyama will be bringing us details. >>> today some people who shop at walgreens learned their e- mail addresses ended up in the wrong hands. >> reporter: this is walgreens on market street which always has a steady stream of customers. some of those customers likely received this e-mail warning them of a breach. people go to walgreens for many things. walgreens sent this e-mail out today telling them about the indent. a company spokesman by phone told me that the breach has led to some customers receiving spam e-mail

director of the fong family foundation, a philanthropic organization that benefits many local social services here in the city. commissioner fong is leaving the port commission, but we're thrilled he's going to be at the planning commission. he's been appointed to the mayor to head over there. through commissioner fong's leadership -- and i must say, it's been a joy, on behalf of the staff. it's been a pleasure to work with you. you've been very supportive. it as been a joint working with you. specifically, some of commissioner fong's accomplishments have been during his tenure at the exploratory and development, the prominent improvements, the public launch at pier 52. the pier 45 drainage project. pier 70 master plan. and many others. commissioner fong has always been involved in direct communication with the port staff. he unselfishly gave so much of his time attending various committee member meetings. he will be truly missed. we're lucky will be at the planning commission. we hope this new relationship will help nurture a new spirit of cooperation between the planning and the port. commi

environment, to get your foot firmly set on the ground, to be able to go out and take advantage of the social service agencies, the job, employment agencies, and start moving forward. richard? i think i'd want to emphasize that permanent supportive housing is not only cost-effective-we talked about the cost of homelessness, and we know that supportive housing is a lot more cost-effective and a more humane solution. i think the other aspect of supportive housing is that it's also saving lives, that homelessness, and when you add on mental health and substance abuse issues, is, is a leading cause of death in this country, and we need to create permanent supportive housing not only to help people seek treatment and become in recovery, but often just to save their lives. absolutely. dr. milby? i think that those of us who are providing services and doing research on the homeless situation, i think we find ourselves with a gap in our knowledge. and one of the important gaps, i think, is just how best to provide intervention and services for people with serious mental illness who also are homeless and have

authorities and helping people find themselves -- the involvement of those organizations can make social servicesore specific and more targeted and will reduce the level of corruption in the government. federal agencies must come up with a system of selecting nonprofits for such function and selection should be made that already have a good record and have one trust among the public, working for a number of years and based on organizations with relative experience. wind telling the government to finalize legal paperwork for the improvement of noncommercial organizations and a system of providing government social services and use tenders to a greater extent in financing. in every region a program adopted for the climate and create new highly productive jobs on the basis of so-called best regional practices. this could include the reduction of the period of time which is taken up by permits required to start a business. to create well-prepared investments and on the whole we must encourage rather than discourage people's supporting regions to increase their own revenue. we take this into account a

in my neighborhood, the first is the reduction to the cost of the city of welfare and social services. the second cost reduction would be a reduction in crime and improving the quality of life. the third cost of the city of local hiring will be improvements in the mental health of all the residents that live in san francisco. what about some of the assets? first of all, the development of new capital. people say local hiring won't work and they are saying that san francisco -- it is time that we develop that. it is the lifeblood of cities. in san francisco, you're going to have some benefits and [unintelligible] the first will be business creation and trade. exporting goods and services. [chime] please pass local hiring. supervisor avalos: just a moment. supervisor mirkarimi: i would like to think the public if he would give me a minute or so. i have to run to another meeting. i just want to share some of my thoughts very quickly on this legislation. i am an enthusiastic supporter of this legislation. it is a logical next step in trying to reform how the city compels work force compli

the idea proved unsettling to anyone with professional social service credential.urely that certificate of expertise showed they'd be better than mere public citizens. as that was going on in milwaukee, others began to explore the underinpin -- the intellectual underpinnings of what lamar came to call government arrogant empire. that led us to herbert proehly, best known in public policy but he also argued for its professionalization, for the turning over of public policy to the credentialed experts as well. the reason for that was that in the complex and interconnected circumstances of the 20th century, he believed, the promise of american life could no longer be fulfilled by the idiosyncratic and amateurish workings of democratic individualalism. the promise instead demand our national life be turned over to knowledgeable experts immersed in the new sciences of nature and society which enabled us to manage the growing webs of interdependentence. those purely public spirited social engineers would be voted heart and soul to a grand vision of national purpose or na

this is we to make travel arrangements we may have to deal with social services out there. as i said she's been in touch with their family they are very relieved, and i'm assuming may be a family member may ask quarterback. >> yes she knows her mom has died. i am understand that she as well and not harmed there were no visible signs of injury. it's my understanding they're still looking for a vehicle. i think they are questioning him right now, they have and related information at to us about him. lou they were located somewhere near a camp. which was apparently located within walking distance from the retail store. i tried to give you as much information as i can and be as candid as i can but, i do know there was have can't involved and i know was near every telstar some sort. i don't have the name of the store. it's a fantastic sense of relief and i know in my heart that all the information you guys put out to end the national news media. >> to been listening to a live news conference from virginia officials talking about the safe return discovery of little 12 year- old b

the state department of social services has suspended the day care's license. coper's mother claims the allegations against her son are false. >>> a virginia man accused of kidnapping a 12-year-old girl and then taking her to san francisco was arraigned on abduction charges today in virginia. jeffrey easley was the mother's live in boyfriend. he is expected back in court in february for a preliminary hearing. >>> san jose police today released surveillance photos of a man accused of robbing a bank at gunpoint. he showed a handgun to a teller and demanded money. investigators say the man was given an undisclosed amount of cash and ran away. the man is described as between 45 and 50 years old. about 5 feet 5" tall and weighing 550 pounds. >>> a former bart police officer who was fired following the deadly shooting of oscar grant on new years day is getting her old job back. john sasaki joins us now, he's in oakland with the details and reaction. >> reporter: this is the fruitvale bart station where oscar grant was killed not quite two years ago. it's also where o

approximately 300 homeless individuals, we provide multiple social services. 40% of our employees have utilize the parking lot and we are concerned that the lack of parking will make it that much harder to find medical professionals that are willing to work for us. we already pay nonprofit wages, but we have the parking which is something really attractive. especially when you work until 9:00 at night. i generally support open spaces, but we are really hoping that this proposal can be put on hold until there can be some conversation and collaboration, looking at a win-win situation. we see about 10,000 patients each year at this site. here are pictures of the parking lot. >> i am here with my friends at the music concourse. the department did a beautiful job but renovating the music concourse and they have expressed interest in bringing more people into the concourse. it is unfortunate that the area is such an eyesore and does not do justice to the design esthetic of the music concourse. in the 1998 golden gate park master plan, it was discussed by the golden gate plan when the new gar

was taking pictures of her â while she was disrobed" according to the california department of social servicesthe state has temporarily closed the daycare facility. they have also taken steps to permanently revoke the license of the daycare owners.... cowper's parents. san jose police are on the hunt for two men.. they say scammed an elderly woman out of 12-thousand dollars. these are surveillance photos.. police say the woman was inside a target store when a man offered to sell her a bar of gold. the second man pretended to be a bystander, and offered to have the gold appraised. he came back and said it was worth 25-grand. both men followed the woman to the bank, while she withdrew 12- thousand dollars to buy the gold, which turned out to be fake. police say similar crimes have occurred elsewhere around the state. the d-m-v employee accused of sending an offensive letter to a transgender customer... has resigned. 23-year old amber yust went into the san francisco d-m-v in october to register a sex change. four days later, she says she received a nasty letter at home from thomas demartini... t

. >> 70% of been in foster care or social service situation.nd the victims of child sexual abuse and a live in environments where they have no self-worth. it is an easy target. for a psychopath, and that is what traffickers are. national recognition to curb human trafficking. >> oakland has taken 100 pimps off the street, and to fob 48 the a lot to charge them with him and trafficking. and it is able to charge pimps human trafficking. a much larger hefty charge. >> dan simon, cnn, oakland. if 7 7 >> of rainfall, right now in the north bay but also to the delta. and passed fairfield. with plenty of rainfall, moisture spree streaming in and it is light. you can see how we zoom in their barely sprinkles, and with a bit heavier through fairfield. and just light shower activity at this hour. as we go to a wider view of most of this rainfall is missing us, to the north. streaming through the north bay and that is exactly where it is right now. the rain/snow fall maxtor like tahoe which is exactly what we expected. intense-are a bit warmer. and temper

then extended to say another department like h.s.a., who also has quite an extensive network of social service providers? >> no. one of the things that human services agency does for child care, for example, it does combine them, and it estimates some cost of living adjustments over the course of the 3-5-year period, which is another way of doing it. so when you approve the dollar amount for three years, the only thing the department has appropriateded is the first year, and they can only increase it the second and third year if that money is appropriated. so departments do, when they come to the board for a multiyear contract assume some growth generally, and those are aed proved. it is not called a contingency, and it is likely not 12%. supervisor mirkarimi: no. in my whole time on the budget committee, i've never seen a contingency of 12%. this is unique, and trying to disseminate with how this might be practiced with some of the other departments who may find themselves in a similar prickment. >> the 12% is only a 2% increase for any contractor over the coors of the period. supervisor mirk

proposing $7.5 billion in cuts for healthcare and social services for the poor. his plan did not get an enthusiastic response. >> he's gone in 30 days. we have a new governor coming in looking forward to working with governor brown. >> governor schwarzenegger says the legislature needs to take action now to cut the deficit rather than wait until governor elect jerry brown takes office next month. >> it is 4:36 now. the latest legal arguments on prop 8 have been heard and now it's time to wait for the three-judge federal panel to hand down their decision on same sex marriage. even when the ruling comes prop 8 will still be a hot legal issue. >> courthouses have become all too familiar for the plaintiffs trying to overturn prop 8. their fate is now in the hands of this three-judge appeals court panel which must decide whether to uphold a district judge's ruling that the voters' 2008 ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. they will decide if sponsors even have the legal right to argue the case since the state's top lawyer has decided not to. >> did you ever s

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larger, massive cutbacks in great britain that could triple college tuition, and cut way back on social services. and something even larger still. a growing wave of economic downturn across europe, including here and the discontent that can often bring. we begin tonight with our own stephanie gosk in our london bureau. stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. today, the future king of england was subjected firsthand to the back hash over budget cuts. demonstrators pelted prince charles' limousine and smashed a window while he and his wife camilla made their way to an event in central london. this video captures the moment of the attack. the duchess was visibly rattled. an eyewitness spoke to nbc news by phone. >> she looked quite shocked and quite scared, really. it leaves you the question why they didn't have enough security protecting them and why the car wasn't safe enough to withstand the people breaking the glass. >> reporter: the couple was up harmed but the message was clear. british students are angry. the attack occurred in a busy commercial section of london just over

you cannot fight crime by doing what the governor is doing, cutting social services and building newprisons. [applause] you do not have to be a rocket scientist to understand. all of us who have been involved in the criminal-justice system know where people who commit crimes come from. they are poor people, people of color, victims of abuse, the mentally ill, people with substance abuse problems. there are the people that fall through the cracks of society. but that is the public read what the public wants and the public is understandably afraid because this is a real problem. then there are these people who build prisons and service prisons who give money to politicians who go out and run campaigns appealing to this fear and ignorance and prejudice, and if we cannot lock them up, killed them. they do not understand how shortsighted it is because they do nothing to understand the fundamental problems about crime. i think part of education people about criminal defense lawyers, public defense lawyers, is educating people about the source of crime. they need to understand if the consti

every jurisdiction in the country requires you to prove your residency to get access to certain social services. but should that apply to homeless people seeking shelter as winter poaches? the district is considering doing that just. >> i call myself a homeless, homeless advocate. >> reporter: eric sheprock is among the estimated 6500 homeless people in the district and for years he's been a voice and face for those invisible street people. >> the city has a moral obligation to care for anybody within the limits who is in need. >> reporter: the latest battle is being waged online through two of his blogs and social media. >> on twitter, i have 840 followers. facebook i had 4550 friends. >> reporter: and eric is enlisting all of them in an effort to stop the district from requiring proof of residency from anyone seeking access to a long-term homeless shelter. >> communities have tried to balance the budgets on the back of the homeless and been unsuccessful. >> reporter: and sometimes homeless people who cannot find shelter will camp out in the woods but when winter hits sometimes they are found

gary is right, -- jerry is right, we use the criminal justice system as a social service center for problemshat need to be addressed in other ways. [applause] i think that if people were told by the folks in my business that this is not an economically efficient way to do things, they might come around to doing things another way. but there are too many people interested in doing it the way that we did -- a way that we do it to get there. people in my business are not necessarily familiar enough with the criminal justice system to understand what it is the way it is. most of us do not come from this business, we come from the business of making news. i think that is a very difficult question. "the wire" in and of itself is a difficult and controversial question since that program could generate a panel conversation, and i know it has and does. i think the public defender's role, just on the issue of drug crime and violence and reform, reform of the drug laws in the country -- i can only speak to the state of new york where i am. i think that is one place in which -- maybe when we talk about

so many social services have been dumped in the haight in the last 20 years. this is the first time the city has really given us something, assuming that we get it. now we can be for something. >> hello, commissioners. i am related to that woman. i am a longtime resident of the haight-ashbury neighborhood. i am a member in good standing of hanc and the improvement association. i am not talking about -- as a representative of those groups. i am a member of the graffiti advisory board. i enthusiastically support the establishment of the community garden and the relocation of the recycling center, and the hopeful extension of the nursery. thank you. president buell: thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is denise. i want to ask you to please reconsider the proposal that is going to, you know, harm hanc. i want to support the recycling center and the native plant nursery. listening to the arguments, i want to add a suggestion. if the concern is that the homeless are attracted and the park workers are in danger, why don't we ask hanc to accept the recyclab

public safety and another roll we assume is we community to city departments to increase access to social services. i have brochures here if you want to learn more about the safety network program you can take a brochure. how my work relates to a neighborhood association is that a lot of times we would go to various neighborhood associations to try to collect community input on public safety issues and we would relate that back to mayor's office of criminal justice. some of the projects that are involved with that relates to community building is sunset community festival. fundraising campaign for the friends of sunset play ground. i kind of have my post on a lot of neighborhood groups and different projects and a lot of times liaisons to different groups that's how i relate to neighborhood association. >> those of you that came in late i'm una i'm the program director for san francisco safe and here as a moderator today for this workshop. i want to get a sense in the audience how many of you are part of a neighborhood association or neighborhood group? wow! a lot of you are. how many of you are i

we will not process it as a social service. i think that is an important part to make. this is a code compliant project. we did review it against the requirements of the planning code for the 1,000 foot requirement. we did not find that there were any facilities with of the defis that are prohibited in the code. in reference to the error in the code, it is an error in the planning code, referring to a code section that does not exist. it was repeated several times in the case report in error, but it was just repeated what the planning code said. we are working to correct that. the first issue -- it is code complying, properly viewed in that way. the second issue, the broader issue here, and probably what this board will want to consider, is the impact on the neighborhood. that is within the discretionary authority of this board. it was not within the discretionary authority of the planning commission. the planning commission had a -- the had to find exceptional and extraordinary circumstances to justify it not accepting this. the commission found there were not exceptio

citizens were being turned into a passive, helpless clients increasingly dependent on social servicesnded, but poorly designed and in effectively delivered. how much more is it true in the congressional elections of 2010? once again we see being fiercely proud "i do not tread on me" populist spirit. the credentials is allegedly qualified them to remake our health, energy, and financial system. the elite's dismissed resistance to those sweeping plans as remnants of retrograde religious doctrines providing some sort of pathetic comfort against complexities of global interconnectedness. the response only feeds the buyers. if we declared war against herbert pauley in 1995, it seems that he whined and beat that rep. [laughter] how will things be different this time? the professional service state was becoming too expensive in the mid-90s, it most certainly is too expensive in 2010. cutbacks that were unimaginable then are going to be unavoidable today. school choice and charter seemed like an exotic challenge to the education bureaucracy in the '90s. consider how far we have done. major mo