tim paulson, labor counsel. jeff tiller. olga miranda. patrick regan. steve craviel. >> supervisors, jeff pillar. i am here on behalf of employees employed in the waste hauling, parking industry, theatrical industry, janitorial industry. as supervisor wiener said, attempting to address some significant holes that are in the existing ordinances that have been around since at least 1999. as you have heard, one of the primary changes is the change to make what has now been a prevailing wage ordinance which the city has attempted, city departments have struggled to apply to situations involving non-employees, independent contractors, to require anyone bidding on any of these contracts to have a employer- employee relationship. the reason for that, one cannot apply a prevailing wage ordinance to people who do not earn wages. it is not an apples to apples comparison, by any means. what was noted to earlier by mr. levin was the sludge contract came up last year, the before. frankly, that is a good example -- not the only example, but an example of the problems

. >> tim paulson is the executive director of the council. he looked on as they joined the occupy movement at justin herman plaza. >> there are construction workers who are out here. the teachers are here. there are postal workers and obviously the hotel workers are here. the public sector workers, it is the whole span of the 99%. they are out here to get their message out. >> fred is a long shore man with union local 6. >> they are showing they are wrecking economies all over the world and it is time to start taking care of housing, edge education and house. >> students yesterday started their own encampment. >> we are so underpaid and over worked. and it is so unfair to our students that their tuition was raised yet again by 9% and a lot of my students are working two jobs and they can't afford it. and they deserve that education. >> once the concert was over, the union members cleaned up and went home leaving the occupy yes, sirs to their tepts. overall it was a very peaceful day. no major incidents to report. abc7 news. >> thanks, ama. >>

. >> tim paulson is the executive director of the council. he looked on as they joined the occupy movement at justin herman plaza. >> there are construction workers who are out here. the teachers are here. there are postal workers and obviously the hotel workers are here. the public sector workers, it is the whole span of the 99%. they are out here to get their message out. >> fred is a long shore man with union local 6. >> they are showing they are wrecking economies all over the world and it is time to start taking care of housing, edge education and house. >> students yesterday started their own encampment. >> we are so underpaid and over worked. and it is so unfair to our students that their tuition was raised yet again by 9% and a lot of my students are working two jobs and they can't afford it. and they deserve that education. >> once the concert was over, the union members cleaned up and went home leaving the occupy yes, sirs to their tepts. overall it was a very peaceful day. no major incidents to report. abc7 news. >> thanks, ama. >>

well rolling stones tim dickinson asks hank paulson's crony capitalism and the first paragraph he says max crony capitalism isn't usually this bald but then again this is hank paulson we're talking about that kind of capitalism that the term doesn't go far enough to to describe paulson in this case i'm going to talk about trillions of dollars here that and billions that he gifted to his buddies well i thought it was a perfect mafia name for him hank baldfaced paulson so anytime we refer to him now which is calling bald face paulson hopefully someday he'll be swimming. with the fishes so that article bing you know chronicles all the insider trading that paulson obviously and blatantly did and ends with the biggest kone capitalism of all which was tarp when he said this is an investment not an expenditure and they break that down and they look at it and say it's a bald faced lie because for every one hundred dollars in bailout funds handed over to healthy banks the american taxpayer receive just seventy eight dollars worth of assets according to a report by the congressional oversight pa

lee, you and tim had the most support. you had mr. paulson supporting it.ate for one candidate. i have been to a number of your venues. i -- having been to a number of your venues, i know of your work and it is incredibly impressive. mr. eicher, you had a ton of folks here as well. one of the things i have realized on the board, i have seen in district 2 is a lot between the neighborhoods and the commercial corridors. that is an inherent tension in our great neighbor kids in the city. it has come through for what people have said and what you have said about your desire to integrate and work through those issues. that is so important and especially our technology background, it is very fascinating for me personally. i will indicate where i am thinking right now and i will let my colleagues talk. amie, i will have difficulty considering her today given that she is not here. this may seem not fair. it has been consistent with what i've done all year. when we have all lot of -- even though your recently moved out, when we have a residency waiver requirements,

what got america out of the hole in 2008 was close, tight coordination between tim geithner, ben bernanke and hank paulson. you had a very tight nit group that were operating. and -- >> trying to create that in the europeansituation is very hard because you need to balance off one action against another action across 17 countries. >> rose: the interesting thing, they saw their interestses as the same. fear of the abyss, did they not. >> in the u.s. situation. >> rose: yeah. >> sure they did. >> rose: they said this whole system could collapse unless we do something. >> that's right, charlie but my guess, my hope would be that at some point sarkozy, merkel and all-- and the people involved in the crisis countries all y the same thing. because the reality is their choice is either they deal with this in some way that is effective or i think we have a real risk of an abyss for all of us. themut also us. >> they go down and we go down too in some respects. >> in terms of damage to economic recovery and worse. >> tha you. >> thank you. bernard henri-levy is here, a french intellectual and, he traveled to bengh