overall program for the contract the outreach the additional classes will continue to target the underserved in chinese and spanish and target groups that are underrepresented in the community sfmta this sfmta project protection systems will fund the planning for the safety improvements for maintenance workers that perform the working on top of vehicles it will be rep e helping with the electrical design by performing the constructional design it is for potential sources like prop k and prop b and revenue bonds and others moving on to 0 balboa park we have two requests first one i want to mention how excited we are to see the balboa park moving along they have been from community based projects and transit, liability so walking you through those in a moment i want to remind folks of the things happening in the area one is the design a walkway to the pedestrian offer pass in fair gates also the sfmta project which is a new stop in related to the accessibility on jose affordable housing and the green light rail and moving 0 on to the specific requests the reconfiguration on geneva and pedestri

>> we have. >> how will you serve underserved communities? >> sure. we're really excited because with charity customers are paying closer to $3 a ride rather than a $15 or $20 ride using uber during surge pricing or lyft during primetime pricing. so getting down to $3 is very close to muni in fact. on top of that our customers can pay with charity passes with commuter benefits provided by their employers. so using those commuter benefits like wage works or commuter check, the same ones they would use on muni, caltrain or b.a.r.t., our customers are paying for charity passes with pretax dollars. in other words that's saving them anywhere from 30% to 50% off that 3 1/2-dollar ride, for example. so on a commuter benefit basis chariot customers are playing closer to $2 a ride. >> but you have limited rides. you don't have rides going into bayview hunter's point or the tenderloin. people who can't afford to do something beyond muni many of them. >> sure. we're very excited. we started with four vans, me driving one of them back in april. and now we're over

in many low and underserved -- low-income and underserved communities, access to long-term fixed-rate financing is just hard to find or impossible to find. and the guarantee program to date has guaranteed $525 billion in bonds through the program to help cdfi's provide financing needs for the community. so i think it is a very well leveraged and successful program which is why we've proposed the reauthorization again. and senator, with regard to the threshold question that you asked about i think you're totally correct. it's not a hard line where you know, everything happens to an institution if they pass the $50 billion threshold. there are many requirements from which institutions remain exempt. there are other cases in which there are standards that are modified to reflect the lower level of risk. and i think with that said, and as i said to the chairman we remain very much focused on what can we do to make that burden even less without creating risks to the kind of general architecture of financial security. it's an area that i know all the regulators are focused on and we are foc

most recently a new pre-school in a significantly underserved neighborhood. and for many many years she ran the senior center service in district 7 serving 20 thousand seniors that live in district 7 so i want to say that erin is really passionate about creating opportunities for all people to meet their true potential and not only does she work in d 7 which is really great but actually lives in district 7. 3 >> my work started as a-doing domestic violence and sexual asult work all most 30 years ago. i was schooled and trained and mentored by strong women many were survivors of domestic violence. many of the issues i experienced in my own life and it was only because of somebody taking the time to care for me, it was because of a strong mom and grandma that i'm here today and able to do as wanda said, wake up every morning grateful for the opportunity to go to work and make a dif rrnsh in the lives of young people and dhat work is only possible because of community because of the amazingstaff at larken street and all you who care about san francisco and child

most recently a new pre-school in a significantly underserved neighborhood. and for many many years she ran the senior center service in district 7 serving 20 thousand seniors that live in district 7 so i want to say that erin is really passionate about creating opportunities for all people to meet their true potential and not only does she work in d 7 which is really great but actually lives in district 7. 3 >>

celebrating easy credit. >> fha has long been a beacon of hope for underserved borrowers.ans expanding access to credit. i don't know john in other words -- john: in other words, easy money here, you know? just here. [laughter] as a taxpayer oh, keep it. [laughter] am i being unfair here this. >> yes you're being unfair. john: why? >> because it's not an all or nothing. this isn't the kind of issue where you say you're either all in or all out. this isn't the government's or the private sector's role. they both have to play a large role, and we need the kind of liquidity that finances a trillion dollars in mortgage capital in this country and quite frankly, the banking system doesn't have the capital under the current restraints for mortgages -- john: because government has tied them in knots. the government's loose money attitude is not unique to president obama. president bush said we want more people owning their own home, and here's president clinton. >> our home ownership strategy will not cost the taxpayers one extra cent. finish. john: so, ed, how many cents did it

to kip's mission to get kids hooked into education and splan and go to college bayview is an 200 underserved area high crime and high drop out rate and high unemployment blight is definitely fulfilling something that no other school provides for our community me being the athletic director i love sports everyone knows i loving baseball and go grace but sports allows each and every kid to allow them to build rindz and bonds and mold certain characteristics they'll obtain in college in the future sometimes, i feel like a lot of our teachers we are a bunch of eddy manufacturing the nutty professors because of the roles we play and sometimes those roles are funny and sometimes friends and sometimes it forces us to be disciplinarians but i hope they understand our full intent to make them and instill in their minds they'll go to college and be better than they than they are our community nodes kip and can't imagine bayview without kip. >> if we can do a silent applause i know there's a lot of support and energy. >> good evening my daughter bailey is a 6th grader at the bayview academy i looked at

unprecedented support to domestic victims of trafficking who are too often invibles -- invisible and underserved they wrote. this legislation is vital. so i hope now that it has been brought to the floor that this bill continues to enjoy its strong record of constructive bipartisan support. it's similar to a measure that's already passed the house of representatives. the version before us also contains some additional provisions as well. for instance, senator portman has offered ideas to improve the way we find missing kids and to strengthen law enforcement efforts to investigate and prosecute those who commit sex trafficking crimes. it's good to see such a strong and bipartisan piece of legislation. because victims of human trafficking should be treated like victims not criminals. because they should have the services and resources they need to rebuild their lives. and because law enforcement should have the tools it needs to protect them and to combat these crimes. this bill aims to ensure these things actually happen, and i look forward to the senate's good work to pass it. now, mr. president

and we'll check out an organization that's keeping a promise to an underserved community. that's what's >>> welcome back to our world with black enterprise. actor nate parker is known for role on the big screen and now stepping out as a leading man. take a look. >> i remember when i was a kid and i would hear about the bad guys you put away. something so simple. felt like superman to me. all i wanted was to be just like you. >> i want to go back, way back. because i don't think a lot of people realize that before we had nate parker the actor, we had nate parker the computer programmer. >> that is correct. >> how do you go from coding to acting? >> i was dating a girl who was a model and she had to go to dallas and a guy walks up to me and is like are you in the program. i'm like no, not at all. he's like we don't have many actors in hollywood and i would love to have you read this monologue. >> you believed him? >> i just didn't want to be a programmer. it was one of those things it was like i'll try it. why not? what's the worst can happen? i read these lines and try to b

there's local union jobs and not the community benefits that communities like the ones that are underserved right now that you have been the champion for get these benefits and so what i would ask is that all of you unanimously support sending the communication to support the program but along the lines of what you said commissioner king i'd also include in that communication a request to the sfpuc and the staff to engage this department on what i was talking about before which is really getting the staff involved in planning out the behind the meter resources for this program and i mean start the planning this month in other words, the sfpuc and the department of the environment should start working together on behind the meter resources now and i'd actually push the envelope past, the great report your own staff just gave. what we're talking about with financing is not just the money that comes from the extra revenues from the customers those extra revenues represent the ability to leverage financing that is bigger so what we're talking about is in your communications to the sfpuc saying

. >>> 100 professional women mentoring 100 underserved girls in marin county. today was the second annual enlightenment event. performing stars invited successful women like abc7 news anchor anchor cheryryl jennings how to overcome limitations imposed by poverty. >>> on the 12th an verseniversary on the start of 9/11. shortly after, he fled with his family carrying his son who had severe brain damage on his back. they traveled through egypt and syria searching for safety and finally found it in the united states when they moved here two years ago. >> in this interview, said to us, home the first time in his life he feels safe and has accomplished something for his family. >> when habitat for humanity remodeled the home, they featured the special needs of dawoods' son including the shower he can use comfortably. wonderful to see. >> great. >>> good news on the horizon weather-wise too, what we need. >> a 50/60 sort of day tomorrow. cloudy, second half, some sunshine. got to get the sun in somehow. live doppler 7 hd is going to show the clouds have arrived and th

focus on the neighborhood and add to the neighborhood fabric as well as serve something that was underserved in san francisco at a time we focused on the residential portion i'm sure you're aware of the property itself or project is designed to be as dime as possible residential portion of it was designed to be affordable by design; right? you've talked about that tonight but this aspect of it was something not foreign to me i myself have lived in san francisco and born and raised and had friends that left because of the affordability i worked in our mission at that point to develop workforce housing i believe this project develops that keeping everybody in the project itself to develop workforce housing and so that's what our initial goal was i believe we've achieved that we're extremely proud of that project and i bring to you david backer to present. >> hi my name is david baker i'm the architect i'll try to do this presentation quickly as well is that up here there you go. >> okay. so 1798 fulsome there it is between 7th and 8th on fulsome street and it backs up to clemente 10 at site in

. >> looking at the map that seems like i can say a district 7 is underserved. >> yeah. we're trying to get both existing and new cyclists to the classes 38 they vary on the types of class for classes for cyclists and classes for developing new cyclists this map we could add for classes in that outside the city core but i mean it is just like any map; right? the dense urban environment has more cyclists so we see the vast majority of our class lie but we can be sure to focus outside that area to get a more equal area. >> i'm suggesting if this is the evidence here that maybe going forward we look at how we mta could set the goals if you remain to the bike coalition to a certain percentage of the participants should be for certainly classes for the different districts thats that would be helpful. >> we have a question if supervisor christensen. >> i guess maybe more of a comment we're belashing this we all support the goals the brought to my attention education is good the bicyclist coalition this is one of the flags a lot of money that is being disseminated in deif you f

choipdz and vietnamese that reflects the diversity of the community and provide those sufficiently underserved contingent with a relevant content it allows chemical 90 month to reach more than 4 thousand latinos and asians the installation of our equipment has no urban forestry and chemo month has spent $3 million in preparation for the move and the failure so not only to chemo month we urge to approve that permit. >> is there any additional public comment? >> and commissioners i'm jim keith i'll make that short you guys have heart rate a lot of testimony i commend the project sponsor for reaching out to the neighborhood and really making sure their voices were horde and understood what was golden and proposed i myself had a couple of questions of the project sponsor and i got immediate responses so i think there is a real good neighborhood from s pi seems to be perhaps learning lessons from the past where restrictions with the neighborhood were not also as good so this is an important project it has been itch detailed i urge the commission to move forward thank you. >> sure just go ahead and

in their role, they're providing accessible reliable source of primary care in underserved communitiesealth centers will continue to be a critical element. the president's proposal includes four years of funding for the children's healthcare insurance program. currently more than 10 million children get health insurance through chip. in additional funding for chip must be authorized so there is no disruption in coverage and the states are able to continue operating their programs. the budget proposes the increase in ih funding. for the past decade it has suffered inadequate funding. without significant funding increases the u.s. will lose its status as a global leader in science and innovation. the budget proposal strengthens national preparedness including threats and deliberate attacks and includes funding our nation's ability to move quickly to detect infectious disease outbreaks through a detection initiative maintaining strong expertise at the centers of disease control and prevention. these are<1g a few highlights included in the proposed budget. i look forward to hearing more ab

concerned about justice december citizen sky and fairness in this town that's also for black people are underserved and many times disrespected most recently is this document i passed out hot off the press from our san francisco unified school district your department arrested 37 students since september up until now of the 37, 26 african-americans, 7 latinoss 3 whites, one asian something that rotten with that picture we say it's time for us to put the brakes on and run to the rescue and give the emergency treatment and mr. chief we're asking you for sensitivity training more inclusive force for people that look like us community-based policing if you can do it in other areas of that town where the money is you can do it in our part of the town. >> (clapping.) thank you reverend brown. >> thank you reverend brown. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. >> good evening. >> i'm carr let i'm the executive director of the foster family agency and also a member of the black and brown organizations alliance as well as mothers in charge i'd like to say that i think this is a

that might move to the next bond we might choose to attack mrarm schools that are traditionally underserved but tackle to bring the entire equality issue up. >> thank you very much mr. golden i want to let you know and thanks to the oversight committee when i talk to the community one thing we clean audits and it does matter to this voter i want to superintendent lee and his team that represents a lot a lot of dedicated work on the part of our staff and volunteer oversight committee so thank you very much superintendent. >> yes. i think everything said it already i want to add my thanks to the david golden even and everyone for the work on the bond this is the bonded we have in our community so the voters of san francisco voted to invest in our schools that is an incredible achievement 10 years a decade of no finding is incredibly important we can look across the country and see schools that don't have the track record i want to insure the voters of san francisco your child will go to seismically save schools and schools that wish aesthetically pleasing and schools that are being wider and

center the first of its kind facility is designed for homeless community and for other medically underserved residents. >> we're trying to, you know, make this a place where people feel safe where they feel respected, and they feel that their health care providers kind of understand the context in which they live. >> along with physical and behavioral health care the facility will also provide shower and laundry service for the homeless and emergency food pantry. >>> temperatures in the 40s right now. clouds overhead. we're watching for a few rain showers but most of them are avoiding us this morning, so we're in a warmup before the winds kick in this afternoon to bring the temperatures in the other direction. right now it's 44 degrees at nbc 10. time to check in with katy zachry and the first alert traffic system. katy? >> anything that involved a big warmup, i'm a big fan of. you're free and clear of any issues we'll take look at the major issues in lehigh valley coming up. >>> plus new at 4:30 a local college team gears up for the beginning number of the big dance as we look at the odds o

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their waiting rooms are crowded with the underserved but as not nearly enough. >> medicine is not availablese the pharmacies are not here. people cannot buy. and also if they buy this, it's expensive. they have to go far away. and another reason because there's no doctor. >> reporter: near the front-lines, many people no longer have any place near them to go for medical care. this hospital has been shelled repeatedly. when it finally shut down, the staff was moved to another medical center and then that hospital too was shelled. many are left to survive on sheer optimism. will you be able to get the medicine? >> no. well i think so. he who seeks will find. you have to knock on every door. >> reporter: with ukraine's kiev government no longer delivering benefits to the separatist territory and the separatist government too poor to offer them, there are few doors left to knock on. >>> now, the union of south american nations unaser. they met in caracas to address the worse earning situation. since the beginning of the year venezuelans had to wait in long queues to get staples such as cooking

work then you are missing out on an opportunity to really empower a community that's often times underserved and under represented. i'm excited about the fact our chief administrator, naomi kelly, has taken the toich on this, the det of human resources and obviously our own harlan kelly, phil ginsburg and some other department heads, it's important to note that in order to put something like this together you need staff involvement. you have to have political will. julia ellis who has been critical in moving this forward, also massud orkadani has been outstanding. we are a labor business community oriented group and if you guys are interested i will make myself available cht i fully support the resolution and i hope you guys will too. >> any other comments? >> it would be my pleasure to move the item. >> i will second it. >> okay, we do have a speaker, chairman walton. >> thank you, commissioners, attorney general kelly thank you for a brief moment -- i'm sorry, general manager kelly. >> thank you. i'll take the promotion. >> way to start off the afternoon. first of all i'm just here to talk

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we need to help communities that are underserved and in need of job-training. you know, when i first started working for the city as an assistant gardener, i knew little or nothing about gardening. i was fortunate that the city at the time offered in-service training in various aspects of gardening. i took opportunities and was able to further my career. i know from personal experience how valuable a mentor is. mario de la torre guided me on how to best perform the responsibilities of this job. he continued to mentor and guide the me through my career as a union officer. not everyone has been fortunate as i have in having such a wonderful mentor. this job-training academy is a foundation to creating new career pathways and building confidence for successful career. it's a very important thing to myself, i am very interested in seeing the success of this program. i think it's important for these young people to be given the right direction in a career path offered career path. mr. president, i know that we have public comment and after at the appropriate time, i

information is coming in so stay with us. opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underservedfore he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead. that's the power of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. >>> we're following breaking news this morning out of ferguson missouri. right now a search is underway for whoever shot two police officers. this happened during a protest after the city's police chief resigned. at the hour they cannot give a drings of the suspects or the gun involved but he says the wounded officers are fighting for they lives this morning. >> several shots were fired, at least three, and two officers were struck. st. louis county officer was struck in the shoulder and a webster groves police officer was struck in the face. both the offers are here right now. they're being treated. i don't have an official status on what their conditio