. ~ cocha >>> good afternoon, my name is trina oats. i'm a third generation san franciscan of district 5 and i work for west side community services, [speaker not understood], the crisis center. everyone is here talking about staffing and it's the same at west side. we have clients from everywhere. not from just san francisco, but they all come into west side, needing help with their mental illness medications and just talking to a nurse practitioner or, you know, psychologist/psychiatrist for their problems. as you know, west side takes care of the most vulnerable, the poor and the homeless here in san francisco and the clients, they get up -- they have to be at west side at 7:00 in the morning to obtain a number until the doors open up at 8:00 and then to be told that we can only take three appointments and they have to do this repeatedly day after day after day. there is not enough people to staff to see them and, you know, they just keep coming back. and it's very disheartening to see people in crisis, in mental health needing refil

goes to orton for their public outreach which has been very vigorous on this project, working with trina and toby and others to make sure the community needs are addressed. >> thank you, phil, and jonathan for a wonderful presentation. i think commissioner woo ho has asked most of the questions i would have asked. i want to thank orton development, eddy and james for doing community outreach and working with the community to bring this project along and the fact that we're going to be able to save these historic resources and buildings and create jobs and, in the process, get a little money in return i think is absolutely wonderful. so i just want to thank all of you, the whole team, for bringing this to us and looking forward to the ground breaking. >> i want to really thank the port staff, jonathan, byron, you guys were great and to eddy, i want to thank you guys because you listened to us at the last port commission meeting and we told you to get the ball rolling. eddy, you listened to me, i told you not to punt the ball and you did a quarterback sneak. the citizens of san francisco w

trina potes. [speaker not understood] palomar. i melda [speaker not understood]. ~ brandon dawkins. [speaker not understood]. >>> thank you for your time, supervisors. my name is laura may alpert. i'm a resident in san francisco and are not rn who work for the city and county across the street at [speaker not understood] urgent care clinic. i have been a nurse 13 years. i am deeply concerned about staffing issues at san francisco general hospital. as i have sat through contract negotiations i have learned that there are 90 rn and 60 other positions that are unfilled. when questioning the human resource he he personnel they point to the bureaucracy at city hall. when nurses are over worked, patient care suffers. [speaker not understood]. i have personally witnessed this at my clinic. i call on the mayor to end unsafe staffing and restore staffing in hospitals, clinics, laguna honda and city-wide. thank you for your attention to this matter. and i have neglected to submit these texts that were from icu. >>> my name is rebecca kimura i'm a nurse in [speaker not understood] and i live i

competitors such as sun power, trina solar, canadian solar, all of them up more than 100% over the pasthe naysayers who were against solar. but can solar city rise through the competitive clouds to solar dominance? joining me now in a fox business exclusive, solar city's cofounder and ceo, lyndon rive. you've got all of these pile-ons here, companies that were energy companies now saying, wait a minute, or let me get into solar as well. how do you maintain dominance and grow further your market share? >> yeah. one thing people don't understand is that the market is extremely big. you're dealing with millions of homes, and today the entire industry is only installing about 200,000 homes a year. and so we see our market share actually growing this year compared to previous years, but what you have to focus on is delivering a better service and a better product. solarcity's unique. we're vertically integrated, we do all the services ourselves. most of our competitors are not. liz: okay. we're showing video of your trucks. i saw my first sew landcity on the gw bridge a couple of weeks ago.

trina solar, posting a quarterly profit. it had a loss in the same to ima year ago, being helped by rising prices and solar panels. you can see a sharp upside move, 32% to the upside and on the flip side you've got pet smart in the dog house, yes, i said it in the dog house, with investors after cutting its full-year outlook as fiscal first quarter sales missed expectations. they are down about 8% and a tough day for sears as well after its canadian unit posted its stoppest fall in sales in five years. sears shares are down about 3.5% overall in today's trade. like you said, bill, kelly, a low volatility environment could be a warning sign for some. back over to you guys. >> let's talk about the fed. the minutes came out of their most recent meeting revealing they talked about rate increases and showed no intention to act any time soon. the fed also talked about housing, china, tensions in the ukraine as growth risks and the market seems okay with it all right now, right? >> yeah, that's unusual after the minutes. joining us

do is to get as i say russia has to gas china needs trina. well obviously we'll see whether that perspective will be cemented during this summit and of course we'll be watching every step of this meeting here in shanghai as it progresses starting on tuesday morning make sure you stay tuned. for membership lamont's william ahmanson says russia's about ten towards asia isn't sitting well with the european e to. i think russia is in a win win situation because i think russia will maintain. over the next few years undoubtedly its european markets and again another bigger one in china let's remember there's a lot of holton gas if you'll pardon the pun about this ukraine story and now we already know that the germans in the two killer stream are you worried about sanctions. a lot of pressure is being put on the government now from from companies i don't think that the europeans are going to be very happy about the purse bit of paying much more. for american gas frankly and it may make europe even more of a business i don't want to use the word slav