. >> i am of home care worker from united home, uaw -- uhw, and we are facing deep cuts in our benefits, which right now are not very much. it is a huge percentage of our benefits. given the potential state that's coming down, which will be 12% in july. that could be 20%. there is not a lot of money for our home care workers to pay the additional health and dental costs, plus many of our members are falling under the minimum amount. i have great concern about that. health care is one of the most efficient uses of our dollars, because every time we use its, we have five times the cost going as people go from home into institutions and people are first to use general hospital, so, of all the savings we are seeing going on, just on my own, i would like to say i am in league perhaps with the president in considering there are revenues. perhaps there is more of a political vacuum where we can only consider cuts that some areas of our economy are prospering, that there should be revenues available in those areas that we need to perhaps spend together as a city, to join up with other cities an

the fourth mayor to tackle the island and today the 20 year plan that could bring 8,000 housing units home to upwards of 20,000 people was signed into law. >> when i started in january i wanted to fulfill old promises rather than make new ones. this is one of those old projects. >> reporter: there will be parks, school, shops, entire neighborhoods smack-dab in the middle of the bay. one way in, one way out. >> i think it's insane. >> reporter: ed hawkins pulled off on the island to check the view and make some phone calls. notes alone in his assessment. >> you can barely get across the bridge the way it is now. and 8,000 people pouring in and off right in the middle of it all? it's crazy! >> we'll figure out how to get there. but we must take a look at alternative ways of transportation. can't have everybody in their cars. we have to have a real ferry service. >> reporter: that are plans forker in ferries and many housing units will be affordable. >> it's unprecedented in the sense of set-asides for homeless folks and people. >> reporter: 2,000 people live on there including a 40-foot danc

home depot told us the no. 1 seller of barbecues in the united states -- home depot -- amazon.com this is a huge competitive disadvantage for california businesses large and small. this is one place where wal- mart, target, and petco are on the same side with the small businesses. this is about do you support california businesses, their employment, and all the rest, or do you support and out of state e-tailer whose business model is built on tax avoidance. commissioner clyde: thank you for your presentation. and thank you for clarifying many of the questions i have had about this legislation since it was first brought to my attention. but it has been said that the affiliate's will be heard in california, the 10,000 currently selling from amazon. would you respond to that? >> walmart, best buy, home depot, and i think macy's have all offered publicly any affiliate of amazon who may get fired if this legislation passes -- one of the ways in the sun can avoid this is -- the ways amazon can avoid this is to fire all the affiliates. walmart and best buy have all offered to take those affil

home on east 12th street. heavily armed officers as well as canine units surrounded the home. neighbors woke up to a loud bang. >> morgan hill police have identified and now looking for two suspects they believe stole a car last month with a baby in the back seat. they say this woman took the car on may 31 after the baby's mother left it with the keys in the ignition. it was found later that day abandoned in sls and the mother and newborn were reunited. police say they have surveillance video showing the suspect and companion using a credit card they found in the car. they say they are driving a dark blue toyota camry four-door. license plate -- you see it there. the rear windows are covered possibly with black duct tape. anybody that sees the car is asked to call police. >> a passenger will be in court facing criminal charges after he would not pull up his pants. 20-year-old deshon marman was dressed in the saggy pants that very popular right now. he later resisted being handcuffed. >> during the struggle, the officer was injured. >> he was attacked. his clothing and his hand

home on east 12th street. heavily armed officers as well as canine units surrounded the home. neighbors woke up to a loud bang. >> morgan hill police have identified and now looking for two suspects they believe stole a car last month with a baby in the back seat. they say this woman took the car on may 31 after the baby's mother left it with the keys in the ignition. it was found later that day abandoned in sls and the mother and newborn were reunited. police say they have surveillance video showing the suspect and companion using a credit card they found in the car. they say they are driving a dark blue toyota camry four-door. license plate -- you see it there. the rear windows are covered possibly with black duct tape. anybody that sees the car is asked to call police. >> a passenger will be in court facing criminal charges after he would not pull up his pants. 20-year-old deshon marman was dressed in the saggy pants that very popular right now. he later resisted being handcuffed. >> during the struggle, the officer was injured. >> he was attacked. his clothing and his hand

this is 132 units of first-time home buyer units. that again will be affordable to people approximately at 80% of median income, which is approximately the average household income in the bayview. >> we have an opportunity to really improve the neighborhood and to add more neighborhoods. >> the first phase is the development of up to 1600 homes on the shipyard. 30% will be affordable, and there will also include 20 acres of parks and recreational space and trails as well as some retail and commercial space as well. the second phase involves development of up to 10% of thousand of which 30% is slated to be affordable housing. >> i'm excited about the possibility of having a green tech campus. i'm excited about the possibility of having your and better schools and better transportation and new residents coming into the area. >> people were proud to live in public housing because they used to keep them up. but now that you want to push people out, everything has to go down. those houses out there -- they could have kept them out. they w

realtytrac estimates the number could be as high as 5.7 million units, if homes at an earlier stage of trouble are included. jonathan miller-- head of appraisal firm miller samuel-- thinks foreclosures will start to pick up again as banks resolve their robo-signing issues. that could lead to lower home sales and prices. >> if you look at it in a national context, we are likely going to see more declines over the next year or two, but probably more modest than what we came from. we're not anticipating some sort of sharp correction. >> reporter: the long timeframe to the bottom underscores the scale of the u.s. housing recession. and, unfortunately when the recovery does come, many think it will be painfully slow. >> this is going to take a number of years-- anywhere from five to 10 years-- to ultimately resolve and bring back a completely healthy and vibrant housing market. and so i look at it right now as the level of the flood waters have peaked. it's just a matter of working the flood waters away. >> reporter: the one factor above all others that will determine the pace of the housin

. >>> home prizing around the united states is at its lowest points since the housing bust started in6. it tracks home prices in 20 metro areas. it says that prices fell from february to march in every one of those cities washington, d.c eighth month in a row that prices dropped and the report says the average foreclosure purchase is like getting a 20% discount on what prices should be. >>> new findings are calling into question previous research that many consider ground breaking in the search if for for the cure of chronic disease. the latest findings are particularly important for chronic fatigue suffering. those drugs are not totally harmless and that those patients get off those drugs. >>> for years now studies have suggested that playing violent video games causes players to become more aggressive. researchers from the university of missouri may now have more information for that link. they found violent video games caused people's brains to become less responsive and dessenstized for violence. >> and more showers in your forecast. i'll show you what time tomorrow. >>> a bay are

the president ready to announce the beginning of the end for the united states in afghanistan. troops will start to come home. >>> super tick. the new increase in a dangerous infection from tick bites. a disease even more threatening than lyme. >>> and, the magic moment. sasha and malia get to meet the man who changed a people, a nation, a world. >>> good evening. and welcome to the first official day of summer. and, a new turn in the human drama we have been following for most of this year.

unit per day. the average home in san francisco averages 144 gallons. we can substantially reduced water consumption, even if another unit was not built on the site. so, i think it is primarily a combination of eliminating or reducing existing waste water practices, outdated infrastructure -- you are creating a credit by which you can then add. i think that is the primary reason they're able to set these ambitious goals. commissioner torres: thank you. president vietor: commissioner caen? commissioner caen: what is the timeline? >> that is a great question. this is a unique project. is entirely private. -- it is entirely private. what we have not said is the developer will decide when they will commence construction. that will depend on financing and the market. once they commence, the whole set of requirements, all the public benefits i mentioned are required commensurate with the development that occurs. so, this is more of a performance-based development. that is, the amenities are provided commensurate with the private development that occurs. we do

once revitalized, alice griffith will replace 256 public housing units and approximately 700 below market rate and market rate home ownership. the hope of hope sf to connect residents and all the things that they will enhance their lives is just as important as revitalization. that is why we're here today, to ask for your approval of the transfer of the property over to san francisco housing authority. we firmly believe that the alice griffith opportunity center, which is on the alice griffith public housing development, is critical to this type of support. alice griffith opportunity center currently serves as a community hub in the neighborhood where programs and services are delivered to the residents it also houses the hope sf service connection team. currently in the center there are quite a number of services offered. there is after school program.

some of them attend across the united states and our home for the summer, but all are college students. and, of course, that was done by design. the tutors are in the classroom with the teachers during the day so they can understand and know what the needs of the students are and be able to build that relationship during the day which will assist them and help them in the after-school portion. if there are any questions. >> do you have any questions? all right. supervisor chiu: bank -- supervisor chu: thank you. quick question about the funding. >> the funding is in the shipyard in the southeast sector. lennar has dedicated -- it is the $80 million community benefits package. this fund -- the dollars that are available right now is about $500,000 pot, so that money comes from lennar, and it is actually monitored by the foundation. there is a district can committee that is set up that is responsible for administering the funds and overseeing the program. i may miss one organization, but -- and the labour council. they monitor and decide how the funds get administered. supervisor chu: th

the one mile strip of primarily vietnamese restaurants, shops and homes. 115 units are open for business, 80 of which have already been sold. >> it's very exciting. today we have a couple thousand people in here to celebrate with us. >> the area is famous for the conflict over the naming of the area. the vietnamese community members wanted the area named little saigon. they made an effort to recall councilman wynn. >>> some homeowners rolled up their sleeves, not for yardwork but to do paperwork in the hopes of saving their homes. people showed up with their documents and financial history to work with counselors on lowering interest rates, their mortgage payments or perhaps the amount of principal on their home loans. suppose sponsored by neighborhood assistance corporation of america. the event continues through wednesday. if have any questions or want to attend you can visit their website which is www.naca.com. >>> let's check in right now with comcast sports net newsroom and henry wofford with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> hello, diane. perfect time of the season. bragging

dollar so then how does the united states government get corporations to invest any of that money here at home in the united states and they're certainly not getting it from corporate taxes i want to bring up a chart showing what some of the largest companies in the u.s. have pointed in corporate taxes and they've paid zero or you had a negative tax rate i mean that doesn't seem fair needless to say but that money isn't isn't coming into the u.s. government despite the fact that these companies are making such huge profits there's a lot of talk about closing loopholes and tax policy you know lowering the corporate tax rate what i mean to help. well it would help to abolish the corporate income tax retire early because then corporations wouldn't waste so much of their resources figure out how to avoid taxes instead they would use their resources to generate more profits more economic growth and more jobs corporations don't really pay taxes their shareholders do we're already axing them but they get their dividends the employees the corporations pay taxes when they get their paycheck so let's ta

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requires that all materials used in construction of public projects originate in the united states or designated countries. home depot is accused of providing chinese-made products to government customers. a company spokesman says home depot, quote, would never knowingly sell prohibited goods under any circumstances. >>> president obama will meet separately with demcat crack and republican senate leaders to find common ground in the debate over raising the nation's debt ceiling. their goal is to jump start talks that broke down last week when republicans walked away from the bar -- bargaining table. democrats want to increase the number of money the government canny to pay pills. the republicans want less money. >> the whole business of raising taxes, regardless how you do it, is something this congress is not likely to do. the last congress, wasn't willing to do it so we need to talk about what can pass. >> how do you call closing loopholes to all companies that are making billions of dollars in profits that would generate 40-$50 billion in revenue? how too you call that a tax hike? >> alan: the current u.s. d

home. the commission calls for 400 units of housing created for the youth. this is one of the only projects of its kind in the pipeline and it was conceived five 1/2 years ago. to suggest that young people can move somewhere else if we move units is a bit of illogical thinking. none of the young people in our program have cars. we're not going to contribute to the parking u.s. meeze deny the appeal and move this project forward. the delays are hurting our young people. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. my name is ruth clafmente i was born to a drug-addicted peoria mother and a father whose whereabouts was unknown. i was placed in a foster care system at birth. there were some good times and also some bad times. after exiting out the faster care system, i was bounced from house to house with college the last thing on my mind. i knew some day i wanted to become a nurse but without the support i knew my career would be placed on hold. however, moving back to san francisco's independent living skills program referred me out to first place for youth after

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because they are the number one sending country of immigrants to the united states. it's the home of pow puerto via that. it's the home of guadalajara itself who live there and spend a wonderful time and with their neighbors and friends. in this city to be that insulting to americans means there's something going on which is not right. doesn't work. that's part of the problem the relationship with the united states. now we've got the drug wars which the united states is helping on. but not enough. >> so you describe those drug wars as unwinnable. >> absolutely unwinnable. it's a ridiculous war. we should not have starred it. we will never be able to win it. it has now cost us more than 50,000 lives, $50 billion dollar, widespread human rights abuses and tremendous damage to mexico's image aboard with no results to show in exchange. there's nothing that can be done with drugs in mexico as long as the united states keeps consuming what it consumes. it hasn't changed it's consumption patterns. probably there's no reason why it should. i was a strong proponent of proposition 19 in cal

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