the abuser. and within california alone, there are eight different databases. so you can imagine the challenge that we will have nationwide. adult protective services, the california welfare director's association, is asking -- directors association, is asking for more public access and guardian training funding. we have california universities that are doing some research in these areas, so one thing that struck me is the partnership with the university system, both the cal state and the u.c. system. they're -- thornton thomasetti state of adult -- the state of adult daycare services in california, that's a quite complicated system. it was a victim of the 2011 recession, and they pointed out that 25% of millennials have caregiver responsibilities, so millennials are very interested in this topic. and there's -- it takes about two years to start-up a new center, and new york university is doing a pilot study on the effects of nutrition on hospitalization, and it'll be interesting to watch, and ucla is doing a study on mental health. we had an update on the older californiians act, and cal state university bakersfield has identified a group of students who would like to he

after the 1966 welfare reform, to locations offered relocation assistance to welfare recipients. kentucky andwas the other was a county in california. there was one formal evaluation of the kentucky program that showed real positive change in terms of earnings for people that did move. there has not been a formal evaluation of the california experiment demonstration. it suggested that it had a positive effect on the people that participated. the most solid evidence is in germany, which has a very active labor market program overall, where they had done these relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers relative to stayers have risen 25%. a related policy proposal is a commuters credit. transportation is the second-largest budget item for

the department's determination under california environmental quality act and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 108.1 and public necessity convenience and welfare findings pursuant to planning code section 302 discussion and action item. the presenter is ben van hauten of the economic workforce development as well as juan carlos of the legislative supervisor for district 5. >> commissioner: welcome. >> thank you, president. one carlos contino assistant to supervisor van houten and this is very important legislation for our office and district. small business the fabric of d5 as for the city.

after the welfare reform, two locations offered relocation assistance to former welfare recipients and one was my state of kentucky. the other was to a county in california. there was a formerly evaluation that showed positive change for people who didn't move. there hasn't been a formal evaluation of the california experiment but the suggestive evidences that had a positive effect on the people who participated. they did programs and showed earnings of movers. a related policy proposal so transportation is the second- largest budget item for the typical american and takes a larger share out of the budget. so, there are many people that, for whatever reason don't want to move or can't move from their current location yet, if they want to have access to better jobs they have to commute , often times several counties out of their own commuting zone. so this would be a temporary commuters credit lasting up to 12 months providing a subsidy to workers to help cover transportation costs as they transition. these strategies are for people who've been displaced for at least a half of year and what we refer to as long term unemployed or displaced workers. the rea

the gig or get unlimited. and now get $200 back when you buy and eligible smartphone. click, call, or visit a store today. rob: california taking steps toward becoming a welfarehe water, officially rolling out a plan to give free money, sounds good, this is an effort to actually combat poverty. program is funded by private donors and will last till next summer, could be expanded to public funds if they deem the experiment is successful. we will see how they figure that out. jillian: a transgender bathroom ban could come to an end in virginia, the school board holding public hearing tomorrow to debate whether transgender students can use restrooms responding to gender identity rather than gender at birth. gavin graham bees been fighting the district for nearly 4 years after he says he was denied access to high school men's room. let's see what happens there. rob: new study finds that most americans couldn't pass a basic citizenship test. only 4 out of 10 americans would actually pass. jillian: our own pete hegseth put the crowd on fox square to the test, look at this. >> you know when the revolution was 1776, when was the constitution signed, ma'am? >> i don't

after the 1996 welfare reform, two locations offered assistance to former welfare recipients. one was kentucky. the other was a county in california. there was one formal evaluation of the kentucky program that showed positive change in terms of earnings for people that moved. there has not been a formal evaluation in california. the evidence is it has a positive effect on those people that participated. the most solid evidence of this policy is in germany which has an active labor market program overall they have done these relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers stayers to the state -- at about 25%. largest --ion is the the second-largest budget item for the typical american. it takes a larger share out of the budget for rural americans than urban americans. there are many people for whatever reason don't want to move or can't move from their yet if theytion, want to find access to better jobs they have to commute. often times several counties out of it on commuting zone. temporary be a commuters credit that would provide a subsidy to workers and help cover the transportation costs as a transition to new work.

the department's determination under california environmental quality act and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 108.1 and public necessity convenience and welfare findings pursuant to planning code section 302 discussion and action item. the presenter is ben van hauten of the economic workforce development as well as juan carlos of the legislative supervisor for district 5. >> commissioner: welcome. >> thank you, president. one carlos contino assistant to supervisor van houten and this is very important legislation for our office and district. small business the fabric of d5 as for the city. we may have more corridors per person than any other district in the city. and in her first week in office supervisor brown went to the haight where she lived to visit our small businesses because of what's been in the paper often in the last year about the problems around vacancy and the difficulty of successfully keeping open the brick and mortar businesses. we got out and spoke to small businesses at the outset. what we heard from them time and time again was how difficult it is to open a business here and how confusing and stiflie regulatory framework i

after the 1966 welfare reform, to locations offered relocation assistance to welfare recipients. one of those was kentucky and the other was a county in california. there was one formal evaluation of the kentucky program that showed real positive change in terms of earnings for people that did move. there has not been a formal evaluation of the california experiment demonstration. it suggested that it had a positive effect on the people that participated. the most solid evidence is in germany, which has a very active labor market program overall, where they had done these relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers relative to stayers have risen 25%. a related policy proposal is a commuters credit. transportation is the second-largest budget item for the typical american. it takes a larger share out of the budget for rural americans then urban americans. there are many people that don't want to move or cannot move from their current location. if they want to find access to better jobs, they often have to commute several counties. this would be a temporary commuters credit that would last up to 12 months that would provide a subsidy

the illegals are doing in california. they come here, they have the babies that is a little american citizen and then that baby gets a social security card. so that baby is entitled to welfare. they get food, housing, clothing, school. and then the parents can use that social security number to get a job. so that is just making it amassed right and left . >> you know that is happening? >> everybody in california knows is happening . >> you know that's happening? >> i completely agree with the caller on the point about using the child's social security number. there is nothing that preventing that from happening. you can use a social security number, that will check in with the government databases. >> but do they have to know how old the person is? >> that is really the issue you have to do a more extensive upgraded system to make sure that the person is actively of working age. sometimes they are of working age . you can have a child 16 or 17 using their authorization. in terms of the welfare cost like i said before. the poverty level among the illegal immigrants is quite high. the children do end up using welfare benefits at a higher rate than other u.s., foreign american

welfare. because the more efficient way is to keep taxes low and let businesses move where they need to move like they do in texas, from californiat right now, inside the democratic party, you actually are having this really big debate and a rupture where you have the progressives that don't care about jobs. the notion that you are giving a big company money is like -- is like anathema to them. if you got the ocasio-cortezes, bernie sanders, elizabeth warrens, cheering the fact that amazon is leaving new york city while you have governor cuomo, long-time democrat, bill de blasio, the mayor who is pretty leftist, a lloyd blankfein weighing in, taking the opposite side. listen up, everybody. i know we are all obsessed about everything trump does and look, he's melting down here, he's doing this, doing that. there is a huge story here about what's going on inside the democratic party. you are seeing it play out on this amazon debate. susan: so left it's almost anti-business. >> about the battle between the progressives and the old line liberals left of center people. in the past, they were held together in the big tent and this is f

the illegals are doing in california. they come here, they have their babies, that's their little american citizen, and then that little baby gets a social security card. so that baby is entitled to welfare. they get food. housing. clothing. school. then the parents can use that social security number to get a job. so that's just screwing us here right and left. >> lynette, you know that is happening? >>. >> caller: oh, yes. everybody in california knows it is happening. >> you know that is happening? >> i completely agree with the caller on the point about using the child's social security number. there's absolutely nothing preventing that from happening. you know, you can use that social security number, that will check out with the government databases. >> the database doesn't know how old the person is? >> yeah, i mean, well, i mean that's really the issue, you would have to do a more extensive upgrade of the system, in order to make sure that, you know, the person is actually of working age. sometimes they are of working age. i mean you could have a child who is 16 or 17, you could be using their authorization. in terms of the welfare costs, like i said before, the poverty level amo

the illegals are doing in california. they come here, they have their babies, that is their little american citizen, and then, that little baby gets a social security card, so that baby is entitled to welfare. taking food, housing, clothing, schools, then the parents can use your social security number to get a job. so, that is growing us here. usso, that is just screwing right in left. host: and you know that is happening? caller: oh yes. guest: i completely agree with the caller on the point about using the child's social security number. there is actually nothing preventing that from happening, you know? you can use that social security number. double check out what the government databases. -- that would check out with the government databases. host: but would not state how old the person is -- but wouldn't that state health old the person is? guest: well, you would have to verify in the system that the person is of working age. you could have a child that is 16 or 17, and could be using their authorization. in terms of the welfare costs, like i said before, the poverty level among these illegal immigrants and they united states is quite high -- these illegal immigrants in the united s

the top 1% in california pay 48% of all taxes. that to me is the definition. >> bill: they need to change their tax laws to get the people back. >> they won't. they've expected so much with welfarepolitically. we'll see how far it goes. >> bill: see you at 2:00 fox business. president trump, a second summit with chairman kim is on the calendar for later in month in vietnam. we're live in london to tell you what can be accomplished on round two. i have fantastic news for veteran homeowners who need cash. with home values rising all across the country, now's the time to use your valuable va home loan benefit. newday usa can help you refinance and get 54,000 dollars or more and lower your payments by 600 dollars a month. and since they've been granted automatic authority by the va, newday can say yes when banks say no. so if you're a veteran homeowner who needs cash, now's the time to call newday usa. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-855-newdayusa - (phone ringing)a phones offers - big button,ecialized phones... and volume-enhanced phones., get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell pho

the illegals are doing in california. they come here, they have their babies, that is their little american citizen, and then, that little baby gets a social security card, so that baby is entitled to welfareking food, housing, clothing, schools, then the parents can use your social security number to get a job. so, that is growing us here. usso, that is just screwing right in left. host: and you know that is happening? caller: oh yes. guest: i completely agree with the caller on the point about using the child's social security number. there is actually nothing preventing that from happening, you know? you can use that social security number. double check out what the government databases. -- that would check out with the government databases. host: but would not state how old the person is -- but wouldn't that state health old the person is? guest: well, you would have to verify in the system that the person is of working age. you could have a child that is 16 or 17, and could be using their authorization. in terms of the welfare costs, like i said before, the poverty level among these illegal immigrants and they united states is quite high -- these illegal immigrants in the united state

after the 1996 welfare reform, two locations offered relocation assistance to former welfare recipients, one of the places was my state of kentucky. the other was to lowery county california. there was one formal evaluation of the program that shows real positive change in terms of earnings for people that did move there has not been a formal evaluation of the california experiment demonstration but, the suggestive evidences that have a positive effect on the people who participated. the most solid evidence is in germany which has a very act of labor market program overall where they've done relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers relative to 25%. a related policy proposal on people to jobs is commuters credit. transportation is the second- largest budget item for typical americans. it takes a larger share for rural and urban americans. there are many people who for whatever reason you don't want to move or cam current locations, yet if they want to find access to better jobs , they often times have to commute several counties out of their own commuting zone. this would be a temporary commuters credit lasting up to 12 months, providing subsidy to workers