displaced and i'm sorry communities are struggling to keep their homes and find affordable homes and techies that don't work in the city you supervisor tang and even though rest of the crew h have the opportunity to stop the transparent pause that allows for a hundred percent of affordable housing supervisors that is a wise way to spend time and take a look at the moratorium with we can liv holistic means instead of the out of state take over or the repetitive solution that don't work i want to shout out for people that turned out for justice i like to leave you with a moving quote to build community requires vigilant awareness of the work we continuing do to undermine to behave in ways that dominate the nation let's stop the for profit and let's keep it for and by the people please do the right >> thank you (clapping) and. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a constituent and voter in district 8 and i'm asking my supervisor to vote yes on the moratorium and also to vote for a hundred percent affordable housing and for all the supervisors here as well i'm born and raised in san

also, luxury demand by techies is the most dominant factor driving up prices and as someone else said, the big elfint the room is that when those tax breaks were given that is what caused the price tooz rise because techys, the average 156 thousand dollars a year here in bay area, 200 thousand in silicon valley. they can afford the prices. it isn't like they wouldn't want to live in a cheaper place, but they can afford it. somebody making 71-74 percent, very difficult. people making 15 dollars a hour, 31 thousand a year, can't rent or buy. teachers, 5 #0e to 64 thousand average 57 >> thank you ma'am. >> my name is cathy lipscum and i work with a couple housing groups, but i speak on behalf of senior and disability action today. i'm also retired from service emplyies international and live in no a valley. what is happening there is gent fiication is expanding and they are still hundreds and hundreds oferant control units there. i'm doing a survey, but slowly but surely they are being emtyed. the free market tear for the high end buyer because guess what? that is where their greatest pr

things inclusions language that people wouldn't use describing other people we've democrat in his techies and called people gentrificationers i find offend offensive ethnic clarence those don't belong in my city of san francisco there are 13 sites to be built on 8 hundred and 50 we need more unfortunately good agree with the moratorium it is the wrong decision and also fueling a hated at division of our community which isn't right we need to work together to solve those problems and it is only together that we will solve those problems techies and gent firs whatever you want to call >> thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is larry juicy edmond and this i have keys daily each and every needs keys daily the tech workers against the displacement and the st. anthony's you know to save our planet but we have the rainbow on market street today, the good and the bad and the ugly we deal with hilton hell letter 0 wanted to kill the gaze and the jewish and others martin luther king s

that is so rich there is 3 thousand children homeless living in the streets yet 6 thousand white techies living in the mission making over hundred thousand dollars a year and what are they about given back to the mission this city the mayor for 15 years was told for 15 years not one single housing affordable housing has been built how long has he been in office not one single unit built we've asked him him for a plan to the mission to this day, no plan in 2008, we had a community plan and this city failed to implement other housing plan yet 37 cranes with up in san francisco that this city approved. >> (inaudible). >> thank you sir, thank you. >> we need 3 thousand new units thank you. (clapping.) >> public comment is over. >> clapping police have not removed nobody from the chamber. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> evening ladies and gentlemen, of the board members of the public i ran over here in berkley trying to paid attention i don't have anything to say i stand in solidarity with this community (clapping.) save the mission staples with that community thank you. >> seeing no o

we found a lot of bay area techy techies who wanted to party today but we also found a lot who wanted to talk about money and benefits because all that changes with today's supreme court decision. >> reporter: the party was on at yahoo! with hundreds of employees and invitees celebrating and talking about same-sex marriage. >> whether it's about the new court ruling whether it's about issues related to gender this weekend is really about everyone coming together, participating in this discussion and celebrating this. >> reporter: the company planned what it calls pride on the green for months then was surprised by the supreme court ruling. >> it's monumental for both of us. we just got engaged recently and for us it's just a matter of being able to recognize it no matter where we are. >> reporter: like any job they ever get. >> 401(k), whether it's getting on someone else's medical coverage dependent coverage tax benefits. >> reporter: we also checked in with the h.r. department because the decision will change benefits as well. >> that means if they are married, have a spousal partne

>> i'm not sure what that means. >> no techies here?but great set, a more efficient ad, i think that goes without saying. remember facebook? horrible ipo, the big question mark was two things. and i think twitter suffers from this to a certain agree. when are you going to have adult management, you know, a guy running around that hoodie and not taking wall street seriously and when are you going to perform on mobile? and that's a big question here as well. i don't think they can fix this overnight, but perhaps the person they bring in could have the instant credibility, and it will be someone who knows how to make money in mobile. >> yeah. and that's why right now there is that glimmer of hope for twitter. i still see it going down, but the mobile and the application to the mobile, and we talk about something like periscope and all these applications that are going directly into mobile phones with live feed so the problem is with twitter, they have to have someone who -- >> this isn't prospect science. >> it is rocket science. >> zero 9

he went on to say survival will turn their companies into techie versions of themselves.y 30% of these will succeed. he is expected to step down from cisco after 20 years at the helm. the incoming ceo starts on july 26. the big announcement at the apple developers conference may have been about music and software but who the company put on stage got attention. the vp of product marketing and ahead of apple pay both presented at the worldwide developers conference. it has been five years since a female apple executive presented there. some are praising apple but others say it is not enough. here to discuss it is the ceo and founder of web 2.0 and the director of the documentary "code -- debugging the gender gap." two women presenting yesterday and evil are celebrating the fact. how happy are you or is it patronizing and sad that we need to look at the first women on stage in five years and make a big deal of it? guest: we could do a happy dance if we wanted but this is a long time coming. there's not just one type of person working at apple or the tech industry. it's great

. >> looks like these techies have got the world on a string. >> for more on the rise of kite boardingnd other extreme sports, watch the new high tonight on cnbc at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >>> that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. lester holt will be here tomorrow night as the official anchor of nightly news. we here on the weekends wish him well. for all of us at nbc news, good night. ==peggy/2-shot== and i'm peggy bunker. thank you for joining us. ==peggy/ots== the "eman >>> good evening everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. mother emanuel church held its first service today since the massacre. many came together to sing and pray. organizers called it a healing service. despite the hate that motivated the gunmen few today were willing to condemn him. more rallies and vigils were held around the country this weekend. >>> in oakland tonight another rally is getting under way. this one has a very special message. nbc bay area's ch

that is so rich there is 3 thousand children homeless living in the streets yet 6 thousand white techies living in the mission making over hundred thousand dollars a year and what are they about given back to the mission this city the mayor for 15 years was told for 15 years not one single housing affordable housing has been built how long has he been in office not one single unit built we've asked him him for a plan to the mission to this day, no plan in 2008, we had a community plan and this city failed to implement other housing plan yet 37 cranes with up in san francisco that this city approved. >> (inaudible). >> thank you sir, thank you. >> we need 3 thousand new units thank you. (clapping.) >> public comment

techies, hug someone who likes star wars. mel gibson hug a jewish person. ( laughter ) ( applause ) conservative christians hug an agnostic. hug a gay person while you're at it, too. actually, please don't because i don't want to have to huggen here but you get the point. and finally we're at the part you've all been waiting for, the end of the speech. good-bye everyone! i'll miss you. and whatever happens to you wherever we go my only hope is that we'll meet again don't know where don't know when. >> larry: evan young, everybody! >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) you can see the whole speech on the web. check it out. we'll be right back. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) you're all excited to book that vacation flight. plenty of seats to choose from right? buuut the minute you try to use reward miles from your airline credit card... it's slim pickins! the flights you want -- sorry, they ask for a ridiculous number of miles. time to switch to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles. and

i have seen development go through the dot comers and now have the techy industry. why can't we hire the children och san francisco and put them in the job jz get them working, educate the itss kids. they are important. look at the faces of the audience, this is san francisco. these are our workers, these are our citizens. these are the people i love. do you? really, do you love? i know there are a few on the board that does care and will care but what i say is take a time out. let's meet. meeting of the mind. it hasn't been done through prier boards ormayors, let get this board to do it. why that not this mar. instead of being mayor of money, be mayor of the people of san francisco. let's keep our people here. they want to be here. they don't want to move to modesto, tracey, stockton and have to commute to come to san francisco and work. i thank you for your time and viva mission and viva san francisco. that is who i live and work for. thank you, next speaker >> good afternoon everybody. with aish, my name is migel and here to speak on what is going on. we have a r

wants to draft silicon valley techies to fix the government's computer mess. private sector computer guys toiling away in a government bureaucracy. that is culture clash. there is new cheating scandal in baseball. no it is not hacking. -- it is hacking. deflate footballs, pay a fine. hack the other team's computers you could go to jail. two words that could move the market fed and greece. [buzzer] "varney & company" is about to begin. >> and the dream season is now complete. the golden state warriors are the 2015 nba champions. their first title in 40 years. stuart: the golden state warriors are nb, nba champions ladies and gentlemen. let's get that right. they beat the cavs last night. took finals, 4-2. warriors win the first championship in 40 years. pointer out please, this is financial program. so steph curry, the star, endorses under armour. watch that stock today. here is the lineup russell simmons talking trump one business guy to another. the guy who runs panera bread gets very good pr the stock goes to the moon. he is on the show. steve phillips used

. >> a lot of techies are purchasing everything and flipping the rents up to 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 a month. they are making it for the average american that doesn't make $100,000 a year, they are pushing us out. >> before midnight, the board voted 7-4 in favor of the moratorium. but it needed 9 to pass. supporters of the moratorium say they plan to put the issue before voters on the november ballot. >>> it's been a 40-year wait but the warriors are a day away from game one of the finals. that means putting the finishing touches inside oracle arena. brian flores has more. >> reporter: we bind me is a sign fans -- behind me is a sign fans have been waiting for. the finals. game 1 set for tomorrow night at 6:00. fans are pumped and crews from all over the world will be looking at oakland. for now, though, it's all about setup. this is a look at lake chalet. you can see national tv crews getting ready to tape their shows. satellite trucks and crews setting up for millions of eyes that will be looking at oakland and the bay area. the stage is set here. signs are set up inside and outside. gone

. >> andrea roane explains how how techie moe can bring lasting developments to patient. >> hypeca synonym for a procedure that involves tumor removal and delivers chemo into the cavity. >> the procedure itself has been developed and perfected over the last twenty years but has become more accepted, more studied in the recent years in the last five years. >> reporter: dr. lona bajelic is one of the few experts locally who performance this procedure. instead of delivering chemoin the vein it's placed in the abdomen cavity where the tumor is or where it has been removed. >> in this way we can achieve a high level of chemotherapy where we want and minimize the effect it has on the rest of the body. >> it typically is used for cancer that spread to the lining of the abdomen cavity that tend to start in the gastrointestinal tract. patients with ovarian and colon cancer qualify for the treatment as well if those cancers have spread. >> and yes, there have been a number of studies really all over the world that continue to show that the patients that are appropriate for this procedure can really

>> i'm a medical administrative assistance and techie industry. >> if you are an employer in this room look ing for a skilled talent she's in this room. thank you fore being here today. awesome. [ applause ] . all right, so we are well on our way to big numbers for young people. general it is about creating pathways and economic and social for young people to have the opportunity to live their dreams and this is where it all begins. again, on behalf of all of our partners that help make-up this great ecosystem, i love that, thank you. this great ecosystem of partners creating this space for people to thrive, i say thank you, thank you. as we invite mayor lee back up for words, but i believe the children are our future. teach them well and let them lead the way. show them all the beauty they possess inside, give them a sense of pride to make it easier. let the children's laughter remind us how it used to be. [ applause ] sir? >> eric again, thank you for your sharing of your passion with united way, with our sf made, let's give them all a hand today for joining us. incredible morning. t

answering the question, why do so many companies and techies want to come here? >> tremendous benefits for startups and other companies to locate in a place where they can get deals done and talk to other people. >> we're growing all the time. we have over 40 positions right now in san francisco and santa clara. >> reporter: but high salaries for some put pressures on others dealing with among other things, the skyrocketing price of housing. >> there's limits on how much housing we can build in the bay area. so there's a certain point where those two forces will come together and crunch. >> reporter: the tech job boom is real and record setting. another eye opening statistic from the survey tech job growth in san francisco over the last eight years, 101%. tech growth here in santa clara county 50% over the last eight years. reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> an emotional message from one of the titanstitans. david goldman died last month vacationing in mexico. today marked the end of the 30-day mourning period. s

. >> looks like these techies have got the world on a string. >>> for more on the rise of kite boardinger extreme sports watch the new high tonight on cnbc at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >>> that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. lester holt will be here tomorrow night as the official anchor of nightly news. we here on the weekends wish him well. for all of us at nbc news, good night. >> he put his -- hand around my throat. i didn't wanna scream. i was afraid that that would make things worse. i remember thinking in my very, out of body state, "how can i get help? what can i do?" >> reporter: they are stories that are hard to tell and hard to hear. >> he grabbed me by my jaw. and then, i blacked out. >> reporter: college women, who say they were sexually assaulted by fellow students. and that when they went to authorities for help, they didn't get the support they'd hoped for. >> the questions were like, "what are you wearing?

. >>> well the pope has a few harsh words for techies while traveling back to the vatican. pope francis said dependents on computers causes, quote, suffering to the soul. he did not go so far as to condemn emerging technology but the pope does warn against letting technology consume every single moment and enslaving ourselves to keyboards and smartphones. he's a wise guy. listen to this also the pope said he's not watched television in 25 years. >>> 37-year wait is over! american pharoah is finally the one! american pharoah has won the triple crown! >> the pope doesn't watch tv? >> he missed it. >> he didn't see this. it was thrilling for the 90,000 in taensattendance and the millions watching at home. what's next for the latest triple crown winner? >> it's been 37 years since the horse has won the kentucky derby, preakness, and belmont stakes. as reported, the horse's racing days are certainly not over yet. >> reporter: for a decade so many racing experts had their doubts we'd see another triple crown winner in our lifetime. american pharoah's belmont run was one for the a

techies, hug someone who likes star wars. mel gibson hug a jewish person. ( laughter ) ( applause ) conservative christians hug an agnostic. hug a gay person while you're at it, too. actually, please don't because i don't want to have to huggen here but you get the point. and finally we're at the part you've all been waiting for, the end of the speech. good-bye everyone! i'll miss you. and whatever happens to you wherever we go my only hope is that we'll meet again don't know where don't know when. >> larry: evan young, everybody! >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) you can see the whole speech on the web. check it out. we'll be right back. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) ♪have you ever been down to costa rica♪ ♪all the monkeys down there dance cheek to cheek♪ ♪and the lizards in the trees make a freaky squeak♪ ♪if you get real lucky you can sneak a peek♪ new lipton sparkling iced tea. ♪ refreshing tea infused with light, crisp, tiny bubbles. for a taste that lifts you up. only t-mobile has america's best unlimited 4g lte fam

techies, and hipsters. >> he is supporting a freeze on market rate housing construction. it could expand up to two years. it is sponsored by supervisor david campos, he says it will give the city time for a plan to buy land for affordable housing. >> we f.we don't act now, the land will be gone then what happens to this neighborhood? >> it's not going to do a thing for getting is more housg. >> he and the supervisor spoke in a rally saying it would be a disasteror the city. will not prevent one eviction, not produce a new it. >> the mayor is also opposed but this city hall crowdhopes he hears their support loud and clear. >> the supervisor has nine votes outof 11. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thank you. a petition drive is underway in antioch. his son was killed by a hit and run driver doing doughnuts into the road. last month, someone took matts into their hands and installed a speed bump the city removed it heidn't like the fact it was removed during h son's funeral. >> they must have had the house staked out because kids across the street, ey said we were gone four

techies, and hipsters. >> he is supporting a freeze on market rate housing construction. it could expand up to two years. it is sponsored by supervisor david campos, he says it will give the city time for a plan to buy land for affordable housing. >> we f.we don't act now, the land will be gone. then what happens to this neighborhood? >> it's not going to do a thing for getting is more housing. >> he and the supervisor spoke in a rally saying it would be a disaster for the city. >> will not prevent one eviction, not produce a new unit. >> the mayor is also opposed but this city hall crowd hopes he hears their support loud and clear. >> the supervisor has nine votes out of 11. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thank you. a petition drive is underway in antioch. his son was killed by a hit and run driver doing doughnuts into the road. last month, someone took matters into their hands and installed a speed bump the city removed it he didn't like the fact it was removed during his son's funeral. >> they must have had the house staked out because kids across the street, they sai

one of them is georgetown techie former governor of new york and tonight i want to know should a libertarianme vote for a guy like him? i have laid my cards on the table a lot of people like me a registered independent with limited government who feel disenfranchised by both sides. what could you do for somebody like me? >> i believe in limited government my entire life as governor my policies it has been talking about limiting the power and size and intrusiveness of government for gore did as governor i have the opportunity to lead this country i will do in washington interior dramatically reduce the size of the government and make enough of either of other reforms to get government out of people's lives. kennedy: talked about the war on drugs cruz trustees said he will enforce the federal policy on marijuana but a net - - ministates think it should be legal and abby's medically stomach the federal government should authorize the states to have flexibility when it comes to medical marijuana. i don't think it is right for the federal government to ignore the bobbitt is on its books the presi

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a santa monica says one reason is because the oil companies limit gas production by strategically techie refineries offline for maintenance today that analysts said the oil companies have found another way to keep gas supplies to california low and prices high but exported to other countries to empty the well and then the pumps on a war broke a small watch president wants to this data by the federal government which shows was closed gas producers exported 2.7 million gal. of refined gas in december and up the power every gasoline vehicle in california for three days we have our record export from the oil refiners who are now making a killer because this type of supply and market them respond to these allegations with a written statement which says in part the amount of gasoline exporter from the west coast in december 2014 was 2.7 million bar. during that time the west coast refineries produce more than 48 million bar. of gasoline this is the numbers add up to higher prices at the pump a california consumer should not have to pass. >>terisa estacio: here is a look at the current gas pric

abc7 news was outside to catch the techy die hards with their lawn chairs out. sat down for an exclusive interview before this week long gathering. >> reporter: of the more than 5,000 people would will hear tim cook's keynote speech he is happy to welcome one group. 350 young scholarship winners part of apple's commitment for a more inclusive workforce. cook sat down for an exclusive interview to explain why. >> the more people you get thinking about something that come at things from a different point of view you wind up with a different product that way. >> they have created apps. a chess game for example and this game called color five. she is a senior at mission san jose high. she developed an app to access stories from the school paper. she can't wait to network and attend workshops in the days ahead. >> meeting new people is a big part of it. i am not going to be uh trade of asking questions and appearing stupid because that's the point of being here. >> she was impressed by one young person. >> we met someone that was 12 years old. this is pretty amazing.