and we only gave solvent to adults. we didn't give solvents to any minors. and we made sure that the solvents that we gave were going to be ones that, number one, could do the job, but -- number one, was safe if they got the right training and number two, could do the job that we needed to have done. it worked out great. so. >> [speaker not understood]. >> hold on a second. let me come over here so you can restate the first part of your question again if i could get you to stand up and we'll talk to the san francisco police department here. >> first part of my question was perhaps more urgent. we represent this table, and over here oakland california. and you're aware of the violent nature in that city. >> of course, yeah. >> what i'm concerned with is you have do gooders and they're painting out something that the nortenas have painted and want to stay up there and they don't really observe nighttime hours versus daytime hours. so, how do we protect the possibility of some violence being put upon these people that are doing the good work? >> so, you're thin

and we only gave solvent to adults. we didn't give solvents to any minors. and we made sure that the solvents that we gave were going to be ones that, number one, could do the job, but -- number one, was safe if they got the right training and number two, could do the job that we needed to have done. it worked out great. so. >> [speaker not understood]. >> hold on a second. let me come over here so you can restate the first part of your question again if i could get you to stand up and we'll talk to the san francisco police department here. >> first part of my question

a toxic solvent that leaked and spilled all over the area. leaks so extensive that it's now a epa super fund site. >> it will be decades to clean up the ground water. tce was found this 20 commercial buildings in the area. including among the structures two new google office billings where renovations allowed higher than expected levels of tce to leach into the air in the buildings where google employees worked. >> how long have hot spots been there? >> we don't know how long or how, you know, how they got there. >> these hot spots is have been there a while and the people have been living above them or with this air in their home, is that correct is this. >> we don't know. >> now the epa was so concerned about the levels of the tce in the two homes they immediately began putting ventilation systems in them. as for the office buildings including google's, the epa said is that they have systems to keep vapors outside of the buildings now in place. google tells us that they take the matter seriously and they have taken measures to ensure that t

that's all or is well this finance minister after saying that they're a credible country they're a solvent country they're a recovering country it's all fine he then went on to say what he meant was that the state's financial situation was worrying in two thousand and seven it's more worrying now because we've accumulated six hundred billion euros more in debt well the government has no intention of paying any of that debt that people who are workers who are not satisfied with their wages should understand that the government is taking an adversarial position against them so either they get off their butts and go and do something about it or they're going to be arguing with the surrealists in the bank of france and around the world about what is flow and what is fraud and what is a fee and what is my wage well the bank of france workers are on strike but speaking of you know throwing your arms and legs and pulling them off in order to defend yourself in response to this six hundred billion euros more in debt the french finance minister should look to what is happening in dijon because dijo

that's all or is well this finance minister after saying that they're a credible country they're a solvent country they're a recovering country it's all fine he then went on to say what he meant was that the state's financial situation was worrying in two thousand and seven it's more worrying now because we've accumulated six hundred billion euros more in debt well the government has no intention of paying any of that debt that people who are workers who are not satisfied with their wages should understand that the government is taking an adversarial position against them so either they get off their butts and go and do something about it or they're going to be arguing with the surrealists in the bank of france and around the world about what is flow and what is fraud and what is a fee and what is my wage well the bank of france workers are on strike but speaking of you know throwing your arms and legs and pulling them off in order to defend yourself in response to this six hundred billion euros more in debt the french finance minister should look to what is happening in dijon because dijo

that's all or is well this finance minister after saying that they're a credible country they're a solvent country they're a recovering country it's all fine he then went on to say what he meant was that the state's financial situation was worrying in two thousand and seven it's more worrying now because we've accumulated six hundred billion euros more in debt well the government has no intention of paying any of that debt that people who are workers who are not satisfied with their wages should understand that the government is taking an adversarial position against them so either they get off their butts and go and do something about it or they're going to be arguing with the surrealists in the bank of france and around the world about what is flow and what is fraud and what is a fee and what is my wage well the bank of france workers are on strike but speaking of you know throwing your arms and legs and pulling them off in order to defend yourself in response to this six hundred billion euros more in debt the french finance minister should look to what is happening in dijon because dijo

that's all or is well this finance minister after saying that they're a credible country they're a solvent country they're a recovering country it's all fine he then went on to say what he meant was that the state's financial situation was worrying in two thousand and seven it's more worrying now because we've accumulated six hundred billion euros more in debt well the government has no intention of paying any of that debt that people who are workers who are not satisfied with their wages should understand that the government is taking an adversarial position against them so either they get off their butts and go and do something about it or they're going to be arguing with the surrealists in the bank of france and around the world about what is flow and what is fraud and what is a fee and what is my wage well the bank of france workers are on strike but speaking of you know throwing your arms and legs and pulling them off in order to defend yourself in response to this six hundred billion euros more in debt the french finance minister should look to what is happening in dijon because dijo

that's all or is well this finance minister after saying that they're a credible country they're a solvent country they're a recovering country it's all fine he then went on to say what he meant was that the state's financial situation was worrying in two thousand and seven it's more worrying now because we've accumulated six hundred billion euros more in debt well the government has no intention of paying any of that debt that people who are workers who are not satisfied with their wages should understand that the government is taking an adversarial position against them so either they get off their butts and go and do something about it or they're going to be arguing with the surrealists in the bank of france and around the world about what is flow and what is fraud and what is a fee and what is my wage well the bank of france workers are on strike but speaking of you know throwing your arms and legs and pulling them off in order to defend yourself in response to this six hundred billion euros more in debt the french finance minister should look to what is happening in dijon because dijo

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where the governments are solvent, and where private sector expands and tax policies are positive, florida will do well, it is a zero income tax environment, and say in new york for example it is 14% i will see more migration of the "new yorker"s and entrepreneurs moving their business south, and bringing employees with them, and hiring, those markets i think will improve. liz: you know, i don't know, i have to say to myself, wait, are we in an air pocket in housing market. bond yields are rising, mortgage rates are tied to bond yields and they may be going up in the next year or so, should you grab it now. i'm saying interests could go up in next couple years. >> i think you are right, as the slow recovery continues, we'll see rates go up, but not for the next year or so, now, is the best time to be buying real estate, anyone who can, renters should look to buy right now. liz: another important piece of data that the viewer needs to know bpeople who are upside down in their moar mortgage, about 10.6 million in negative equilty. so, there is a big fear, people have been saying this for yea

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they dumped solvent into the ground. the normal range is 5 micrograms for cubic meter. the google building thating had help to 8. the employees were exposed for several months. >> it's good that once we found the results that prompt action was taken. >>reporter: we saw employees coming and going from the buildings, one of which is used as a customer briefing center. one worker told us he was fine with being at the site because google posts the testing data online. from neighbor, the reaction ranged from apathy to shock. >> i live right across the street. it's not good. wow. i didn't even know about this. >>reporter: google released the statement and said the health and safety of our employees is google's number one priority and we ensure the healthiest air possible. >>reporter: the concern with neighbors is that toxic plume of chemical ss were making its way into the homes. live in mownuntain view. >>> the fisherman who rescued two sisters after a car crash say they had a hunch something was wrong. authorities believe the girl, ages 4 and 2 were in the woods for some ei

we just built an amazing chinatown conference and we have to be sure that we remain solvent.f immigrants. and we know that nationally we are having a debate. we need to be sure that reform happens. i know that every elected official and those who work for the city and county of san francisco, want to be sure that our asian seniors and our asian kids and families are taken care of. i want to thank all of you for coming together as a community. when you represent families or nonprofits or city government. thank you for being part of what makes san francisco so wonderful. [applause] >> thank you, david. next i would like to invite district 6 supervisor, jane kim to come to speak. she started with the board of supervisors in 2011, and since that time she's risen to the occasion and shown great leadership on many city-wide issues. supervisor kim. [applause] >> thank you, and i want to thank supervisor mar for allowing me to cut the seniority line to speak ahead so i can make it to a community meeting on treasure island. you didn't practice as many languages as our president. i can

in fact, social security is solvent for release the next 20 years, more solvent than you or i or anyoneatching this show, yet they want to make sure cuts to social security, changes to the retirement age, and benefits decreased over time as people age, is part of a so- called balanced deal or package. that is a terrible idea. that is part of the pete peterson legacy. he is seeing these groups have this sort of youth group element, which is funny if it were not so worrisome they have put a lot of money into this notion that the youth of america are having this uprising, this dream he said in that video when in fact most americans are deeply concerned about jobs in this country and cutting our government budget in ways peterson and his buddies propose will make that even worse for students. they're far more concerned more about their personal debt and student loans and the debt being levied on them by social security, which does not actually contribute to the debt. >> as pete peterson responded to peterson's permit? >> r communications director has responded. he called our office to claim

and the more financially solvent they are that means it's better for the consumer, not worse. >> brown. leocha? >> if we're speaking strictly about financial solvency this merger has no reason to even happen. u.s. airways just finished raking in the mstprofs in their history in this last year. american airlines has justÑi goe through a bankruptcy process. they finally have gotten control of their labor issues and they have more new planes on order than any other airline. they've got literally billions of dollars in the bank. they could come out of bankruptcy with no problem. but they decided they want to get together with u.s. air. and this is u.s. air pushing this whole merger idea and i just don't see what the benefits are to consumers other than saying oh, it's better to have a big airline and have more financial stability. there's no new routes, there's no new frequent flier benefits. there's no increased competition anywhere. >> brown: well, the argument is there's a stronger airline, i guess. right? is that what it is, ms. hegeman? and also while you respond to that, what about t

problem is, they dumped thousands of gallons of the toxic solvent into the ground and contaminated theved in, they conducted rigorous air quality testing. the normal range of tce is 5 micrograms per cubic meter. they had up to 8 micrograms. employees were exposed for several months, but it takes decades to cause problems. >> it's good that once we found the results, the elevated results that prompt action was taken. >> we saw employees coming and going from the buildings. one worker told us off camera he was fine with being at the site, since google posts the testing data online. for neighbors, the reaction ranged from apathy to shock. >> right across the street from this house. it's not good. wow. i didn't know about this. >> google released a statement saying the health and safety of employees is google's number one priority and several proactive measures to ensure the healthiest indoor air is possible in our workplaces. and neighbors have been worrying about this for years that the plume of toxic chemicals is making its way into the neighborhoods. they looked at 30 homes and they fo

out of the $4 million extra dollars solvent last year, 74bers was spent on police officers. this number tells that story. . 2011, the average police officer earned an extra $8500 in overtime pay. that number jumped in 2012 to

back to solvent. we have to get back to greatness. we have to focus again on the spirit that connects people from different backgrounds, geographically, the coastlands. focus again on this notion of citizenship. that one thing that should bind every single one of us together and elevate this notion. tavis: every time i talk to gavin newsom, i always look at the title he is holding when i see him, because there is a chance the next time i see him, he will have a different title. today, he is lieutenant governor of california. i do not think that is the last title you will hold in the state or this nation. gavin newsom. this is his latest book. lieutenant governor, always nice to see you. >> thank you. tavis: that is our show for tonight. we will see you tomorrow. until then, as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. join me next time for a conversation with a comedian, and george wallace, as he celebrates the lifetime achievement award for nearly four decades in comedy. that is n

i think it does need to be solvent. i think that is an admirable goal, and we need to try to achieve it. my concern is that the postal service will not remain competitive in rural america and consequently, it will be gone. that is a real negative for economic development, for our seniors, for everybody. i think we are on the same page, but when i object to some of the things the postmaster general is putting forth that i do not agree with, i will continue to do it. >> i would hope that we understand that the post office can remain competitive with a much lower level of service. the reason we want to maintain the service and guarantee it in this bill is we want rural america to remain competitive. if they do not get that level of service, it is harder to be a rural american and still compete in the 21st century, so we totally support what you want to achieve. >> anyone else? do you have anything you want to ask of these witnesses? >> just a brief question for both of these witnesses. >> i would ask you to be brief in you

we're going to make them look solvent. >> at one pentagon official says, "it really scares the hell out of meat." does it scare you? >> we are not greece, but you can get to be them with silliness like this and no responsibility. evan is right. the president is leading, but not in the direction that he wants. he is leaving to blame the republicans, which i suspect he will succeed in. the republicans seem to have this affinity for suicide diving. they will get blamed. the only answer here is to get together and obama thinks he has them on the ropes. republicans cannot seem to get it together. >> we just heard dr. rand paul said the sequestration was the president's idea. wasn't it? >> who cares. it's a bad idea on both sides. and the the president's responsibility. this is typical washington. it is the president's responsibility more than anyone else's, particularly a second term president. it's his responsibility to rise above this. he's not doing it. >> i'm not sure you something. this was the cover of "the new york daily news." the speaker of the house complain that he had to exit air

the steepest revenue drop came in dow's performance materials business, producing solvents and polyurethanes. the stock fell 7% on heavy volume. this is its lowest price since late december. while the company is cautious, it said chinese demand is improving, and it sees encouraging trends with its u.s. customers. murphy oil's disappointing outlook hit its stock today, sending shares down from an 11 month high. the stock fell 5.3%. murphy is in the midst of splitting off its oil refining and distribution business in order to concentrate on exploration and production. as darren reported at the beginning of the broadcast, the u.s. government is moving to block budweiser's buyout of grupo modelo. constellation brands is a third company involved. as part of the deal, constellation wants to buyout grupo modelo's share of a joint venture the two have. shares fell hard, down 17.4%. it's buyout of the joint venture would double its revenues, something at risk now. facebook shares were heavily traded today after last night's earnings results. but after an early sell-off, the stock was able to erase mo

the steepest revenue drop came in dow's performance materials business, producing solvents and polyurethanes. the stock fell 7% on heavy volume. this is its lowest price since late december. while the company is cautious, it said chinese demand is improving, and it sees encouraging trends with its u.s. customers. murphy oil's disappointing outlook hit its stock today sending shares down from an 11 month high. the stock fell 5.3%. murphy is in the midst of splitting off its oil refining and distribution business in order to concentrate on exploration and production. as darren reported at the beginning of the broadcast, the u.s. government is moving to block budweiser's buyout of grupo modelo. constellation brands is a third company involved. as part of the deal constellation wants to buyout grupo modelo's share of a joint venture the two have. shares fell hard, down 17.4%. it's buyout of the joint venture would double its revenues, something at risk now. facebook shares were heavily traded today after last night's earnings results. but after an early sell-off, the stock was able to erase most