elsewhere, the cost of obamacare, the affordable care act, being cited by united parcel services as one of the reasons why they are withdrawing health care benefits from 15,000 spouses of employees. they're saying that in addition to raiising medical costs are t reason why they're having to take away that care. so real pressure on the company and the benefits they can ask on the back of obamacare. >> health care is expensive. there is a coalition of groups that want a nationwide strike of fast food workers calling for higher wages. i want you to listen to something that the former ceo of mcdonald's says how a higher minimum wage would impact the fast food industry. >> the average restaurant in the united states makes 4.6% profit. the labor cost is 30 plus percent. how can you raise the minimum wage almost double and expect to sustain that? i think obamacare will drop 15% to 20% of small businesses off the face of the earth. if they did this minimum wage thing, i'm telling you, there would be another 15% to 20% that will go away. you can't afford it. >> so there is a lot of popular suppo

last week united parcel service told nonunion employees their spouses wouldn't qualify for company-sponsorednce if they couldn't get coverage through their own jobs. and the small african nation of liberia not one of the 25,000 students who took the state university admission exam passed. the president ellen johnson recently acknowledged her country's education system is a mess and says more needs to be done. the students representatives say part of the problem is that all 25,000 papers were graded by just two people. in chile, snow and rain has fall phone the first time in 30 years in the desert. normally it's one of the driest regions on earth. now they are mudslides and traffic nightmares. however, residents are making the most of a very unusual weather. firefighters on duty the day of the boston marathon are being honored. boston's fire commissioner presented certificates to the first responders who jumped in to action following the twin bombings near the marathons finish line. each of the 150 firefighters were honored with twins, four stripes representing those that died in the tacks. p

to do in movies and this is nothing that we do in the movies and i want to deliver a united parcel service trucks you're right that was hard yeah yeah this is a joke. and they basically say why do you spend so much time preparing everything because it's a bunch of other guys out there that would want my job and i'm not going to do anything to mess it up that's right you know you say something if you say that i'm here because you say what are you saying let me say i think you're playing are you want to be playing i've been a chip for ten months but after this i think maybe you're playing me. i got you know you know i did the corny i was twitching decor yeah i wanted to it yeah i was a wink that's my move. when you do the boss. working with anton food again who. directed the training day and we have a good time up there in this way the bad guy again not like that i would not know this is a regular guy works it like k.-mart would be want to call home depot and it's a take off of the old t.v. series the equalizer but it's really not like it other than that in name selection of roles which is i

. >> reporter: united parcel service, along with the university of virginia and other companies tellheir employees they will no longer cover working spouses who have access to health insurance elsewhere. >> it is going to be a very disruptive time at firms, and people accommodating the affordable care act. >> this is a huge cost and exercise that is going to roll out over the next couple of years. >> both ups and the university pointed to increased cost under obama care as a reason for the move. uva issued a statement saying it faces "rising health care cost, spiking expenses of high dollar claims and looming taxes connected with federal health care reform." there are insurance taxes on policies themselves, on medical devices of all kinds, and one particular change the administration always touts. >> if you're under 26, you can stay on your parents' plans. >> reporter: but nothing is free, and that is exactly why ups prompted the move on the spouses. >> the ups said look, we had this provision kick in last year and it wound up costing us 60 million. they estimate they will save the s

. >> so theoretically, it's not just delta airlines but united parcel services has got some issues. so even if your premium does go down, you may take a hit in some of these other areas. what i might particularly fascinating about this delta issue is that the letter leaked somehow online. and i'm thinking to myself, i don't think the obama administration put it out there, right? this is delta sort of trying to put the knife into the obama administration on this one. >> president obama went around the country and said at almost every speech on health care, if you have health insurance now through your employer and you like it, it's not going to change, because of the way this is working its way through the system, in many ways it is changing. these companies are changing -- >> but if anyone has read the bill in the first place, they would have known it. and it's a promise he couldn't keep. >> that's right. >> and now the cost, maybe your premium doesn't cost more, but you're going to pay more for that delta flight ticket and a little more at the grocery store, a little more when you

concern about the utilization of the parcels there's a lot of development opportunity in japan town. we could grow if those grow we could have an additional 27 units and to see those parcels develop. in terms of buildings there's concern about the architecture style and hard japan are reaching the end of their potential life and to make sure they fit sfwots character. and the buildings that were built before the era there's style differences. and without proper upkeep those historic buildings will deteriorate. there's challenges to help the institutions there's concern in the neighborhood there's a saturation for groups. there's a lack of space for organization and to maintain a physical presence in the neighborhood unless they have the affordable spaces speaker straightforward you need a lot of tourists to come here. business and ownership generation they're taking over the businesses. and findings and attracting businesses, of course, you want your community to be attracting the same culture payroll there's always concerns about trash rae grateful e graffiti. you want the neighborhood to thrive and thus could displays other businesses. the japan

those are not traditionally in-law units their traditionally built before the zoning of the city and it's on a parcel that's zoned for two unit. we want to have legal protection for those units. at the planning commission they asked for additional time to look at this so we want to introduce new legislation and the planning commission will reconsider this on september 19th. we've hoping to move forward on the criteria in september on a separate track to get our minds around this in the legislation. with that i'll leave it >> thank you very much so to continue to the call of the chair. >> yes, that's right. and supervisor avalos will be introducing new legislation >> the plan is to introduce amendments that remove section 181 to twisted the file but we can do that tomorrow. >> should we then - will this item number 3 if that's not relevant should we table it. >> we're planning to have this legislation h that will have everything but section 181 and we'll have a new option to go back to planning. >> i want item number 3 to remain alive. >> yes, sir. >> we'll annoy open this item up for public comment?

those are not traditionally in-law units their traditionally built before the zoning of the city and it's on a parcel that's zoned for two unit. we want to have legal protection for those units. at the planning commission they asked for additional time to look at this so we want to introduce new legislation and the planning commission will reconsider this on september 19th. we've hoping to move forward on the criteria in september on a separate track to get our minds

different configurations of the addresses, whether they are tied to a specific parcel, and the number of buildings and the number of units in the building and that is all a combination of the records but all of the building departments and 3 r reports is what we use as our repository >> both are for the 2825 to 2827 >> correct. >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you >> we can take the public comment now, i see a show of hands how many people plan to speak under public comment. >> okay >> whoever wants to speak first step forward. and again if you have not already filled out a speaker card it will be helpful if you will do that.. >> can i do it after? >> good evening, commissioners, my name is trent jackson and i am just speaking on behalf of the slarbs and simply as a landlord or a home owner, and a resident of san francisco. and i felt compelled to come down here this evening to just voice my opinion because i feel that i have been wrongly forced to deal with the circumstances that i just don't feel are fit in the situation and obviously, you have all heard at length the details, but in my mind, the fact this they brought i

united states. what i will say is this. the contradictions we are talking about are not contradictions but part and parcel of race and democracyn america. what dr. king and malcolm x, 49 years ago fannie lou hamer said is this america before the credentials committee in atlantic city of the democratic national convention. 44 years old from louisville, mississippi, being beaten and brutalize for voting rights, she said is this america? lyndon johnson organized a press conference to take her off national television because he said who is that, exposing the lack of democracy in the united states? the contradictions saying that you could have a black president sidney united states that you can have 841,000 black males in jail, that is not a contradiction. that is part and parcel of how american democracy has always worked. with the civil-rights movement, the black power movement, what multiracial, multicultural progressives try to do is transformed democracy and say there's a different way for democracy to work. it doesn't have to work by condemning black people. doesn't have to work by denying raises and. the further we deny raci

parcel. in november they approve $19 for those in complexes with five on more units and $39 tax on single family residence. law requires special taxes to be uniform. a taxpayers association calls the attempt to increase the tax illegal. property values in marin county have soared. the median price for a home is up 21 percent and now nearly $1 million with sales increasing by 5 percent. that is according to the marin county assessor. condo prices shot up with the median price 30 percent higher at 500,000. >> you can for longer get a ticket for parking in front of a broken parking meter. the governor is ending the practice many thought it was unfair and many cities believe vandalism and intentional jamming would increase if parking at broken meter was not ticketed. now you can park for the maximum time allowed by that meter even if it is broken. >> new york mayor bloomberg will appear a ruling on the stop-and-frisk policy which targets blacks and hispanics. bloomberg wants it overturn and the judge says they can continue the policy but will make sure the steps are carried out legal legal. oakland

parcel so to speak with government. they really kind of two sides of the same name. the upper world and the underworld. throughout the united states, particularly machine towns like chicago, kansas city, philadelphia, certain period of time in new york, based money was used to fund political activity. if the q-quebec to make the donald, the money collected from the saloon in downtown chicago went to fund the activities of the democratic party. that continued all the way into prohibition. when donald passed away, john coughlin became the prominent purveyors. there are others in other locations of the city, but different what was called the levee district. right where we said as part of the original customs house the very neighborhood that were physically sitting in today and was four, five, six blocks, solons, gambling, freak shows, all kinds of crazy things. >> and printers row when they were torn down. that was the center of the money used to feel the democratic all the way through big jim thompson until -- they tell thompson became mayor. so we have to give them equal time as far as being corrupt, but typically democrats

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