. >> it's a triad of factors.n oer to get the stay put back in place the proponents of prop 8 would have to show they're likely to be successful on their appeal, that is they're likely to win the appeal that they wou suffer some irreparable harm and the stay is in public interest. that they have arguments on all three points. >> the fact this appeal could end up with justice kennedy, what could that tell us in terms of a clue towards how prop 8 will ultimately be resolved supreme court? >> assuming judge walker lifts the stay and gives the parties about seven days to appeal, the next week may well be a preview of the entire case. the issues are very similar and the players are very similar. we'll get an idea how the 9th circuit is leaning on this case and we may get an idea how anthony kennedy who will probab have the swing vote how the supreme court is leaning and these how it could all come out. >> one of the arguments by the same sex marriage people was they wanted to protect marriage as though having same sex

it's a great triad. we can't simply believe we can solve the housing problem by this simple housing solution or that housing type. it's -- housing is a function of income. it's about who works here. housing, it's not housing that determines who lives here, it's who works here determines who lives here. and if we do not understand that we have to reach some sort of balance between employment opportunities, income, housing and transit, then smart growth the way we practice it in this city, as i say in the paper, is silly. we are basically housing a work force, a commuting work force in san francisco. by missing our affordable targets, we're not creating jobs in san francisco that pay enough. the average worker. to afford the average housing costs in san francisco. 12% of our population can afford to buy a home in san francisco. 12%. so who's buying the market rate units that we overproduce in terms of the regional goals every year. it's not san franciscoians. are they taking public transit? not hardly. the

>> i think the congress purposely set up a triad system because accreditation first and foremost is a system to -- designed to evaluate quality of education, not to detect fraud. there are other opportunities within the triad for that to occur. >> i beg your pardon, quality education has nothing to do with fraud? it seems to me fraud has a lot to do with a quality education. >> senator, what i meant to say -- >> maybe i'm wrong. >> the first and foremost goal of accreditation is the evaluation of educational quality at the institution. certainly if we find fraud within that process we're going to act upon it. >> but again, your on-site evaluations didn't detect one. you said we had no substantial noncompliance, gao sampled three and found all three of them. i'm still trying to understand -- >> we certainly. >> i hear what you're saying, you don't do the investigations that gao does. >> that is correct. >> you kind of go to the school and ask them what they're doing and they tell you and you just say fine. it seems like you accept the school's word on what they're doing. >> we look at

. >> it's a triad of factors.order to get the stay put back in place, the proponents of prop 8 would have to show they're likely to be successful on their appeal, that is they're likely to win the appeal, that they would suffer some irreparable harm and the stay is in public interest. that they have arguments on all three points. >> the fact this appeal could end up with justice kennedy, what could that tell us in terms of a clue towards how prop 8 will ultimately be resolved supreme court? >> assuming judge walker lifts the stay and gives the parties about seven days to appeal, the next week may well be a preview of the entire case. the issues are very similar and the players are very similar. we'll get an idea how the 9th circuit is leaning on this case and we may get an idea how anthony kennedy who will probably have the swing vote how the supreme court is leaning and these how it could all come out. >> one of the arguments by the same sex marriage people was they wanted to protect marriage as though having sam

the triad of those three bodies have incredible bodies -- have incredible power to make sure the school stay in line. we welcome aggressive enforcement. the vast majority of the schools and the vast majority of the employees are doing it right. they are doing what is in the best interest of the student, the institution, and the taxpayer supporting that student. they are not happy to find out that someone across the street that they are competing with is cutting corners, is not telling the truth, is encouraging students to do a thing wrong. the great leveller is to make sure enforcement is widespread. the second great leveller is more self organization. coming up with a form that everyone agrees on. no perspective student can walk out of an interview and say that they do not understand that they have to pay back these loans. i do not understand my monthly payments will be $600 a month. i understand that -- i do not understand that i was not guaranteed a job. host: one more call. good morning, iowa. you are on the democrat line. caller: i am it really upset about this. i understand people

driving through san francisco along king at third street lots of pedestrian traffic american idol triadd at&t park is what accounts for all that foot traffic. bt is down there directing traffic. that these things a bed. mark. >> wall street and unemployment weighing heavily on the market's dow jones industrial average is down 1.14% and a hundred and 47 points. s&p 500 is down 16. the big news was coming out with the unemployment numbers this morning with the weekly numbers coming up from last week we side jumped up to 500,000 americans most allah's were expecting the number to drop 500,000 americans filed for an employer for the first time last week that is the highest level we have seen in nine months. also this morning mortgage rates fall to the lowest level in decades a sign that investors are rings concerned about the weak economy. the average rate is 44 and 42%. one bay area tech giant acquires another big news. agreed to buy computer-security software maker mcafee inc. for $7.68 billion. intel corp., which is based in santa clara, calif., said the deal highlights "that security is