i applied for ssi, but nobody was there to tell me to apply for ssi or ssdi. i was told to go to social security. i was told to go othe -- counseling would cure this problem. for housing assistance, i'm trying to become independent from my sister right now. and that is really hard, because my social security is pending. however, they tried to ask how much income you have and even if you live with another individual who is making income, that counts as your income also. so it's very difficult to establish myself from them without saying i am connected with their income. so basically, our system doesn't promote independence for youth. that there is one more thing. so the educational system in college. i think there should be services for financial aid for individuals with disabilities. as you are abruptly thrown into the world with lots of action going on and it's a very hard transition. particularly if you are furthering your education, for folks with disabilities, particularly with financial aid. this is why most individuals don't go to college. that is all, t

watch so nobody take your ssi check. what i am hearing today, my advice to you is to please go to the ssi office and is it there to have your money in the bank account right away. so nobody will steal your check in the mailbox. beware, keep your eyes open all the time, around the house, keep your eyes open. call the police. sfpd -- i'm sorry, the post office pd. i messed up on that one. the san francisco police department, tell them what you saw and where and what time it happened, all of that stuff. i am hearing this on the news and i'm giving you good advice to keep your eyes open at all-times. again, one more time, please go to ssi office and get started going to the bank and put your monies in the bank. thank you very much. >> thank you, jerry. very good advice. is there any public comment on the bridge line? >> is there any public comment on the bridge line? no. >> okay. item no. 12, do we have any correspondence? >> no correspondence. >> thank you. item no. 13, discussion item. council member comments and announcem

ssi, because there are financial hardships. and that is really concerning. and basically, in conclusion, i think that the programs right now, they don't facilitate independence as mentioned earlier. the programs, they don't facilitate good transition. so i think that if there are better connections and more programs specifically for youth with disabilities, that we can become more productive members of society. thank you. >> thank you very much. next i have donna willmett. hi donna. > >> good afternoon council members. my name is donna willmet and i'm from senior and disability action, where i am a staff member, who works as a consumer advocate. and i just want to begin my remarks with the acknowledgment that san francisco largely because of the leadership of the department of aging and adult services provides. we are a resource-rich city in many ways. so i'm not going to take up all my time talking about the things that are working, but i will try to address a couple of things that i think we could turn our attention to. the f

and for getting ssi, i think there should be

so -- and most of the people in the building are on limited income like social security, ssi, that kind of thing, can't afford the $150 to $200 to install a phone jack just to have a phone. so i'm pleading with you, please help us get this legislation passed so we can be safe. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is steven tennis and i work with a central city sro collaborative. i am a preparedness organizor for the collaborative and i hold one hour workshops for the hotels under their umbrella. what i was going to speak about was personal stories but i kind of changed my mind. what i am most concerned about is code enforcement. i have lived in sro's, i'm sad to say, for a little over 22 years and i could go back in time, there has been absolutely no change in the living conditions in sro's in 22 years and often times what i hear the reason why is code enforcement. there aren't enough people to go out and check the sro's because the number of sro's so work is delayed or again there just aren't enough inspectors. and that's unfortunate. the o

the tenants at the war 1850s are on fixed income and most of them are on ssi or iga. they are afraid to come out and speak against the managers because they will be evicted. a specific example, just the other day i was waiting outside to speak to as many tenants as -- whom i could talk to because i was not allowed to go inside. when i was speak tog one of the tenants, they said let's go somewhere they can't see us because i'm afraid if they see me talking to someone from the collaborative they are going to -- they won't, you know, they're going to treat us differently. and i asked and they said, they don't open the door for us when we want to go in and they're denied visitors. you can see they're clearly fearful. and also i wanted to bring a specific issue regarding a room which i had seen, i had the opportunity to see before i was kicked out. it's room number 220 which had a ceiling that was falling off. could i put the picture right here? i know it's not clear because it's kind of [speaker not understood], but this is the ceiling here. that's the ceiling. >> could y

my the ssis does not rest on qe forever, our thesis rests on the world economy react sell rating and earnings being generated by s&p, being deployed for dividend growth and strong purchase activity representing stronger inflows into the equity market more than they ever did during the 1990s. our point is the fed is accomodative. as long as we see fiscal responsibility the fed and bond market is aecccomodative. our thesis rests on world growth despite drags in 2013. >> good stuff, good to talk to you. david bianco. >>> anthony, bond bubble. i would manage some of the smartest investors in the world have their eyes tuned to the bond market trying to decide if it's a bubble or not and their view and whether to rotate from treasuries to stocks. >> if you pulled 20 of the smartest people they would say we're in bond bubbles. look what happens. the market stays in a bubble longer than you can stay solvent. if you came out of the fed or board of governors meeting in davo davos, a clear coordinated signal from central banks they will buy assets continually. who wants to go against that. you

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>>>ssí, pero desde el mundial al amigo la volpe, pues ya no sé. >>> le deseo mucha suerte. >>> lo buenonamarca. >>> ustedes parecen suecos. >>> parecen noruegos. >>>e l chepo de la torre no ha hablado de carlos vela, la selección danesa es de puros jugadores sub 21. >>> pero la selección grande de dinamarca no está mal. >>>ppero claro, porque los jugadores mexicanos se les complica los jugadores altos. >>> son como mis cuates, altos, güeros, de ojo azul. >>> el sevilla que venía de marcarle 4 al zaragoza por la copa del rey, ahora en la liga de españa, miren ustedes, el gol, después el centro de rakitic que está jugando muy bien y después Álvaro de negris con el segundo, después de este gol otro tiro de esquina tenemos a Álvaro negredo. >>> golazo. >>> gary medel, de chile para el mundo. >>> solito. >>> mató al portero de frente. >>> el granada está 17° casi en el sótano de la liga de españa. >>> así hasta yo. >>> ahí tenemos lo que es de la liga de españa, sábado y domingo tenemos para ustedes lo que viene a ser el tazón latino. >>> quién va a estar ahio. >>> sus amigos, lindsay casine

>>ssí, que hoy es el día del cumplido, así que tiren un cumplido. >> como este, debajo de un tulipána "liga mx". >> también tenemos los goles de la sub. 20 rumbo al mundial. >> los códigos para declarar su impuestos al tío sam han cambiado y esto podría afectar su bolsillo. >> muchachos, pendientes pues acá hay un debate increíble. >> sí, muchos se cambian su verdadero nombre. >> sí, gloria trevy tiene mucho éxito, ella va a protagonizar la próxima telenovela, y ella misma nos cuenta sus detalles. >> ¿dónde? en "despierta américa, la mejor manera de comenzar sus mañanas". ♪ ♪ yo quiero vuelta, quiero vuelta. >> ella me canta, me gusta, me gusta sentir tu cuerpo. >> aplauso para maría antonieta collins, de univisión deportes. >> le digo así, es que es inevitable compararla con su madre santa. >> ¿cómo estás?. >> bien, el "tricolor" mexicano hace noticias, carlos vela dice que no va a jugar por la seleción por razones personales, es que no es la primera vez, se duda mucho en la razón de esto. >> sí, debe haber sidopor eso. >> vamos al fútbol de la "liga mx". >> sí, aparicio vamos a ver

cut the people at the bottom of the chain, the people on medicare, and medicaid people like you on ssi they think we're going to balance the budget. >> caller: there's nothing to cut except for military. we don't need all of these bases around the world. >> caller: oh, yeah. and as far as the republicans go you don't get all of these veterans either. cut va benefits absolutely slice them to the bone. all right. patrice out in oakland, california. >> caller: happy new year to you. this is an acceptable bill. this is the best that could be done at this point, but you know something, we knew that they were an obstructionist congress. we knew this from the very beginning, but this goes back to 2010 like i told my cousin. when liberals decided to sit out the election and let the tea party get in there, what do you expect to happen? this is why elections matter. hopefully we learned our lesson for 2014. when the next midterm elections come up, we know what we're dealing with now. if we get more democrats in congress we won't have to worry about this mess. >> bill: that's an excellent point.

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>>>ssí, el alguacil tim muller dice que sí el interpreta que esto restringe el derecho de las personassemanas y estados unidos realiza una investigación para las causas de las falls de estos aviones. >>> este perrito se rtecupera de una caída de 80 pies en un precipicio en california, unos salvavidas creen que el cachorro se le cayó a alguien que lo dejó abandonado, el animalito está esperando que lo adopten y recuperándose. >>> queremos sber qué tiene que ver con los detalles del estado del tiempo, se mueve una ola de mucho frío para el este del país, adelante stephanie severino. >>> queremos que seas parte de nuestro programa, comunícate con nosotros a través de la página de twitter y facebook que ves en pantalla o también a través de univision.com, te esperamos en despierta américa este segmento de despierta américa es presentado por burlington coat factory. >>>aasí es, satcha pretto, qué tal, muy buenos días, continuamos con mucho frío en el este del país, tenemos un sistema prácticamente estacionario en el este del país, con hielo, nieve ,precipitaciones desde louisiana al nordest

people get ssi, never checked up upon. we're paying for it. have family for years older than you are, but i still look forward to a great country. your hundred% rate. when you retire from that job, move to where pilgrims are and can do need to fight. thank you. >> host: again from "the debt bomb" ties into what kerr said. you're ready for to remember congress created a system in which 47% of americans pay almost nothing in federal income taxes. when those low-income americans to say to work, their new income is taxed at incredibly high effective rates because when they start making money, they lose benefits instead of being rewarded for making the transition from welfare to work, the government is actually gives the fruit of their labor to the others. that is for the economic justice. >> host: and makes no common sense. if you want to motivate somebody to move from this position, what you have to do is have a transition with their programs, which none of them do. i mean, why. here before we been able to afford a system like that. >> host: this