ssi, there is no record of it. that there was a clerical error at minimum on the part of the general assistance staff. that was going to result in our losing my food stamps. i asked the supervisor what could be done to remedy the situation caused by his error? his advice was to not file for a hearing, his advice was to supplement the lack of our legitimate benefits, his suggestion, was to get on ihs, and commit fraud. and i spent all day question and morning trying to request a hearing so that our benefits would not be cut today, due to the failers of the state hearing and due to the failures of every single voice mail system in this entire structure i was not able to file a hearing and our benefits are cut. this is the first time i have been able to find anybody who can do anything about it, and i do not expect to you do so today. but as the... said, this will not stand. after this meeting, we will be finding council, and determining appropriate legal, state and administrative charges. our statements this morning,

>>>ssí. >>> y la mejor forma de solucionarlo es cuando se le da a la ciudadanía las herramientas necesarias crear esa consciencia en los estudiantes de la universidad y que ellos también participen en ese día. >>> que mi vecino tiene la música muy alta toda la noche, mi vecino se staciona en mi banqueta, esas son quejas que uno tiene y no sabe cómo arreglar, en esta conferencia tendrán esa información. >>> es correcto, tendrán la oportunidad de aprender sobre cómo manejar problema sque en este momento por la reducción de la fuerza policial no pueden atender los oficiales, en la conferencia van a aprender sobre la iniciativa de arrendadores que no están cumpliendo con sus responsabilidades, y se puede cambiar la situación que les puede afectar directamente, hay situaciones de crímenes que obviamente no pueden atender, pero que la policía puede atender. >>> hay que tomar acción para que se puedan empoderar aquí está la información, el número telefónica para más información, gracias por lo que hacen también por la comunidad. >>> gracias también. >>> ya regresamos con más en comunidad del valle

that don't have them the workshop was designed to support and build on the african-american parents ssi and create an alliance for african-american parents groups across the district to reduce the isolation we have i would like to say i also attended the conference and i want to ask if the commissioners as well our superintendent he's already on board he is working hard to implement the plan. >>was this a good turnout for african-american families i'm struggling to do my best to try to get the african-american families on board that the unified school district i've been involved as a volunteer for 26 years as i've told the superintendent in the pack meeting that i have been an observer for 26 years if i live to see another 26 years i would to be a doer and help the families do better for your children i'll be hard working to launch a summit in 2016 called not our children thank you (clapping.) >> closely related to it tactic thank you vanessa pack recruitment we officially closed our recruitment as of saturday october 3rd we've received several applications and will be reviewing those a

can tell you that i have personally been to dc and lobbied congressionals to increase the limits to ssi, and to do away with the fall off the cliff public policy that congress has implemented and allow for a gradual transition. and i don't know how closely folks follow this, but, not sure that congress has passed a law in the last several years, so, you know, these things are definitely, on ice cubes, and in washington. and but what i can tell you is that one of the, i think that the biggest advantages to having such a strong advocacy on this issue in san francisco, and if we are were allowed to really move this into action, is that, the city and county of san francisco pays quite well, by and large. and so if we are able to get the people with disabilities into some of these positions that are more compensated i think that you know, hopefully some of those issues will be mitigated. >> thank you. >> no other council members? >> i had a quick question. i loved the presentation that you put together and it is very brief and con size and goes over the main points and your recommendation an

kind of thing. 52% of all the income that comes into their county is coming from a government payment, ssir medicare. he's not an idiot saying let's get rid of that. you look at his ads they look like ads from if democrat. >> the irony. >> exactly. they are running in the opposite direction. grimes is making 4her look like republican, shooting stuff. mcconnell is saying i care, there's a guy medical benefit from a:jpy guy passed from mcconnell years ago. it is a completely upside down race at this point. there's a lot of amazing parallels. watch tonight. >> it's going to be awesome as always. be sure to catch it tonight at 8:00 "all in america" thanks chris. >> thanks. >>> coming up a small victory for justice in ferguson. that's ahead on "now." you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give y

how do you think the campaign against ice ssis is going at th point? >> we're not fighting to win.e're fighting to not let them win and that's not a good policy. they are scattering and they are not losing any ground but we're not gaining ground. >> is this all politics again which is just so sad? do you think after the midterm elections we'll hear the president say boots on the ground? is this going to be his no new taxes? >> we already have boots on the ground. we have 1600 soldiers. they are not all protecting the u.s. embassy. clearly they are advising and providing intelligence and we'll need more of them and i suspect that we'll have that after the mid terms. however, you have to look at what's gone on on the ground. kobani has not fallen. everyone predicted that it would. they stepped up their air strikes from 7 to 64 in the last two days and it's working. isis is fleeing that city. they only control 20% of the city. this was a big target for them psychologically important and they're losing it with air strikes. can they do the rest that way? i don't think so. they are makin

. >>> ice ice ssis set to take a town in syria. >>> friendly fire -- president obama's former defensenew criticism at the president, saying he lost his way, was too slow to act on syria and doesn't fight hard enough in washington, how big is the fallout? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate boldaun and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day," it's tuesday, october 7th, 6:00 in the east, alisyn camerota joins us, new screening procedures at the nation's airport. the president announcing the pressures will help stop the spread of the virus. the plan includes measures to screen passengers at u.s. airports and overseas in ebola-stricken nations. >> the first person to contract ebola outside africa, a nurse in spain who treated two ebola patients in madrid is now infected herself and her husband is under observation. we have full coverage starting with senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, who is live from dallas where doctors are using an experimental drug to try to save the life of the liberian man who is near death this

international human rights organization says they have a list of 76 men and 4 women who served in the ssioup death squad. >> time is running out. every day that passes without these people being brought to justice brings these murders a day closer to eluding justice. >> all 80 would be very old if still alive with birth dates between 1920 and 1924. >>> 20 people are dead and 45 others injured after an accident in southern algeria. a mini bus and coach bus collided as they were traveling down a road in opposite directions. of the 45 people hurt, seven have severe injuries. police are trying to determine the cause of the crash. >>> i want you to take a look at this, the biggest tire factory in asia caught fire overnight in south korea. employees of more than 1,000 nearby residents had to evacuate the area. at times the flames shot more than 100 feet in the air. firefighters tried to contain the blaze. it quickly engulfed the warehouse setting. 183,000 tires on fire. it even threatened to damage a railway bridge. >>> an artist for the "boston herald" is apologizing for a cartoon of president

opportunity to elevate your story and sergeant tahmooressi's challenges to the american people. , your story,ssi what you and your family have gone through, or importantly, what your son is going through, is incredibly heartbreaking. . i have never met you before, have never met your son, but hearing your story, hearing the story from those of you who served with him, he is our brother tom a part of our family. part of the family of those who have worn the uniform, from whatever branch of service, and who have gone through that fight to see what he is facing now, one of our own, is unimaginable upon coming home. when we serve overseas, the one bright light that we have is that we can come home, and that we, home to our loved ones and to some sense of normalcy. to see down what he's going through, to not have that bright light, is despicable and unimaginable. there is no question that our government needs to do whatever it takes to support sergeant tahmooressi as he seeks justice and freedom in mexico. there is no question the state department must make this a priority. while we hope the mexican

opportunity to elevate your story and sergeant tahmooressi's challenges to the american people. , your story,ssi what you and your family have gone through, or importantly, what your son is going through, is incredibly heartbreaking. . i have never met you before, have never met your son, but hearing your story, hearing the story from those of you who served with him, he is our brother tom a part of our family. part of the family of those who have worn the uniform, from whatever branch of service, and who have gone through that fight to see what he is facing now, one of our own, is unimaginable upon coming home. when we serve overseas, the one bright light that we have is that we can come home, and that we, home to our loved ones and to some sense of normalcy. to see down what he's going through, to not have that bright light, is despicable and unimaginable. there is no question that our government needs to do whatever it takes to support sergeant tahmooressi as he seeks justice and freedom in mexico. there is no question the state department must make this a priority. while we hope the mexican

opportunity to elevate your story and sergeant tahmooressi's challenges to the american people. , your story,ssi what you and your family have gone through, or importantly, what your son is going through, is incredibly heartbreg.