chuck collins from the ymca, robert connolly from the boys and girls club, and eric mcdonald from united way. as we grow, we will put in a structured programs to give kids a path to employment. now let's talk about the team that will execute our vision. that is our member companies, many of whom are here. in your packets, there is a list of all of our member companies. we could not be prouder of the number of tech companies in san francisco who have already joined s.f. citi. at 5:00 yesterday, we had 72 members. this morning, we had 85 members. from 7:00 -- yes, we should clap. [applause] why don't any member company not standing, stand. [applause] this is s.f. citi, really not the people up here. it is the member companies that have adopted us. s.f. citi -- the power of s.f. citi is in our membership. from 7:00 this morning, the following companies have also joined who are not on a placard. yelp, rippleseed, advent, yammer, and we have added a new organization to s.f. citi, the black founders, who are here. every time we have a new member company, it will go on our website. please watch the

united states. in the golden city of san francisco, where diversity in progress is a way of life.isco bay area filipino-american communities ... milestone, a legacy of innovation, respect, and an unapologetic advocacy for equality. >> representing the philippine a women's network -- and >> may i call the members of the filipino women's network to come on over? this certificate is for all of you. i think most of them are here already. when did the bodies and that the philippine population in the u.s. are filipino women, you can just imagine the contributions to the economy of america and what it is all about. i want to thank abs-cvn, the council general, and the city of san francisco, mayor lee, for this wonderful honor. thank you. [applause] >> this year, our next honoree broke barriers -- tonight, we honor bay area fashion week. >> over 25 designers, 40 models, and the finest designs, celebrating our art means celebrating our story. it is a documented, and as our designers showcase, this year we saw the first ever bay area fashion week. the event was made at a charity fashion ext

we are also saying we do not want it to be a dwelling units for the future. toomey, the best way to balance the issues that we have, who knows? in the future, in the housing element might be totally different so it might not matter of. but today, it is a slippery slope. if you make that decision in this case, the floodgates open of all the people who were denied before or all the people want to change something. if we were talking about rh3 going down to two units, that would be one thing. we are talking about a situation where we are going from a block that is rh3, they forgot -- the predominant houses in the unit are three-unit buildings. it will go down to a one-unit building. i am try to accommodate their interest and respect the housing element in a way to apply what we assessed should be the law of the lead for san francisco. i'm not saying it is perfect or ideal, but we have credibility here because of what is actually the case. that is why staff recommended disapproval. with many other cases, the staff does not recommend approval. but this one is unique. i have nothing wr

beneficio que algunas familias podran recibir gracias al programa earn it, keep it, save it, de united wayhoy y que cuenta con varios aliados. marta alvarez/declaro hoy sus impuestos 27:23 ya que lo hacen gratuito, venimos lo mas rapido que se pueda para coger el poquito de dinero y ayudar un poco a la familia y pagar lo que uno debe 27:33 la organizacion meda en san francisco es uno de esos aliados, pero hay 200 sitios mas en el area de la bahia donde le pueden hacer la declaracion gratis....para ello la familia tiene que haber ganado el ano pasado menos de 50 mil dolares de ingreso total graciela renda/organizacio n meda 10:08 la mayoria de este tipo de clientes no tiene dinero muchas veces para pagar sus impuestos, y pierde creditos muy importantes 10:16 uno de esos creditos que no quieren que la gente pierda es por el ingreso de trabajo....por eso hoy autoridades de san francisco y del servicio de rentas internas instaron a la gente a aprovecharlo. esta familia por ejemplo recibira un reembolso de 8000 mil dolares, de los cuales 5 mil son por dicho credito. luis abea/recibira reembolso

beneficio que algunas familias podran recibir gracias al programa earn it, keep it, save it, de united way que se inicio hoy y que cuenta con varios aliados. marta alvarez/declaro hoy sus impuestos 27:23 ya que lo hacen gratuito, venimos lo mas rapido que se pueda para coger el poquito de dinero y ayudar un poco a la familia y pagar lo que uno debe 27:33 la organizacion meda en san francisco es uno de esos aliados, pero hay 200 sitios mas en el area de la bahia donde le pueden hacer la declaracion gratis....para ello la familia tiene que haber ganado el ano pasado menos de 50 mil dolares de ingreso total graciela renda/organizacio n meda 10:08 la mayoria de este tipo de clientes no tiene dinero muchas veces para pagar sus impuestos, y pierde creditos muy importantes 10:16 uno de esos creditos que no quieren que la gente pierda es por el ingreso de trabajo....por eso hoy autoridades de san francisco y del servicio de rentas internas instaron a la gente a aprovecharlo. esta familia por ejemplo recibira un reembolso de 8000 mil dolares, de los cuales 5 mil son por dicho credito. luis abea/rec

so the school district, the city, first five, united way, the walter and louise foundation and many others have been approached by, as you know, the foundation to submit an l.o.i.. the intention of this award was to have, you know, somewhere between 20 and 50 communities across the united states apply and 159 actually ended up applying. so we have submitted an l.o.i. with the intent of bringing together all of the things yure you described and i think it would be really helpful if we acknowledged that this initiative is the all-city award grade level reading campaign and that we actually have developed a partnership and have submitted an l.o.i. to apply for this award. and the -- and it also is a priority of the board as it is for the city. the three areas that they're focusing in on which you also identify is kindergarten, kindergarten readiness, absenteism and out of school time. all of the elements that are helpful in gaining some momentum around grade level reading. so if we can have some language to -- add some language to that i think it would be really great to be able to bring all

i used to work at united way of america and i think it is still the case that the united way around the country have 350 programs, which are getting young people to school, ready to learn, which means in addition to education, nutrition, immunization, et cetera. as part of the combination between business and philanthropy, added make an appeal to those billionaires who have signed up to divest themselves of a lot of their fortune, to play a role in making investments in use human capital a priority for the country. many of these people are doing wonderful things. bill and linda case among others. also getting others to be part of this. so that is what he meant to have any children far in a sense, to really focus on all the strands that come together here on behalf of our young people. >> how much do you think they picked up by the private and non-public areas? >> i do not answer that, judy because part of the issue is the federal government already spent a lot of money in these areas and they don't always spend it very well. so i don't know for universal pre-k, just universal pre-k and

. >>> and you can find free financial help at community libraries sh even the united way.f you want to find out if a broker has a history of complaints go to nbcwashington.com. and search money makeover. >>> well, state of maryland has another reason to brag. public schools ranked there number one in the nation for a fourth year in a row. the state got a grade of b-plus. maryland got especially high praise for the early education programs and for its college preparation for high school students. close behind with a "b" average is virginia. the district given, oh, a c-minus. >>> well, some maryland elementary schools are shining especially bright. six of them are honored as blue ribbon schools. two of them in our area. the education department says the rachel carson elementary school in maryland has made significant advances in school assessments. 98% of the students are proficient in advanced reading and math. good for them. white hall elementary has nearly 98% of the students profirpt and advanced reading and math and the parents of white hall students are noted for their

to start our -- to restart our program at balboa high school, with the wonderful support of the united wayy area. these are all wonderful things for us to celebrate, and it is such an honor to work under our first asian-american mayor here in san francisco. and these are too many firsts that have taken way too long for our community. but it is one that we should always celebrate and embrace, because we have so much to be proud of, so much culture to share, and so much of our heritage to remember. on this month, we celebrate. but it is not just this month that we celebrate. this is something that we embrace 355 days a year. because we, as a people, are proud, and it is so wonderful to be a filipina and to be a filipina here in san francisco. we welcome you this evening to celebrate with us. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome chief financial officer here. >> hello, good evening, honorable mayor lee, honorable commissioners hydra mendoza, and the council general. everybody has talked about that it was only in september 2009 that california state legislature approved the resolution that o

we should note there are other free tax help -- there is other tax free help including united way thatffers filing help for anyone who earns less than $57,000 a year. >> and i have heard some of the adds for the free ones, it's the ez or 1040ez but what if you get in and it's --. >> that's the thing. have you to know if you go in there is a chance you will probably have to pay. >> all right. thank you. we will be right back. ,,,, we're working on for eyewitness news at 6. . >>> here is what we are looking on for the 6:00 news. the youth prison system could soon be gone. yet governor wants to shut it down for good. >>> share the road or else. the new rule that let

according to the nonprofit's tax record they gave to such organizations as the united way and the boys and girls club in 2009. it sent 300,000 books to people in india. we also found that a lot of books do stay local. >> these struggling young readers received tutoring through reading partners. many of the books were offered up by reading tree. >> they were able to give us books in large quantities. we are able to spread the books out. >> nearly 10,000 books last year. >> by the time more friends come in this afternoon it will still be empty. >> as novels continue to dwindle from the shelves of the library group, the friend's chapters in berkeley and palo alto confronted the competition. >> we jumped in and was happy to listen to him. >> trm updated the bins to state exactly who profits from the good will and encourages locals to give to other groups. like friends of the library. in san jose, nbc bay area e yay. >> reading tree did post a notice on the website saying that some of the donated books are in fact sold by trm. >> let's rejoin jeff rainiery and earlier today, the 49ers head

. >> today's work force came from the labor counsel, and others, united way and the city of oakland. today's clean up was a day of service to honor martin luther king, jr. >>> coming up, the word is out, burglars are targeting homes in marine county and the action some residents are taking to protect themselves themselves and san francisco history is about to open up for the public and why some people aren't happy about it. @@1 8 ed. >> burglaries in marine county, the lesson she learned. and this blast ends an afternoon long shut down, the crime and safety concerns that backed up traffic for miles. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> good evening. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. aeration of burglaries, mill valley all within the past two weeks are putting residents on edge. only on two, ktvu's mike mibach is live with what homeowners are doing protect themselves. >> reporter: deputies are on the look out, residents are on -- residents are on the look out where more and more neighborhood watch posters are startin

electricians joined forces with the united way and other groups.the volunteers made repairs at two dozen sites around oakland. we caught up with one volunteer installing emergency lighting at harbor hill ministries. he says he got a sense of community pride from his work today. next monday is the national holiday honoring dr. martin luther king. >>> and welcome back, we've got a cold night ahead as you know. daytime highs tomorrow are going to be just like today. mid-50s, upper 60s. very, very cold overnight. frost and freezing conditions in those north bay valleys. no pa tomorrow morning it starts out at about 27 degrees, as you get around 7:00 a.m., it's still cold and icy. sun comes up. you're going to hit 66 degrees in the napa valley. another warm day as you go into your friday. high pressure sticks with us friday and saturday. friday is going to be your warmest day of the weekend. as you head into sunday and monday, the clouds ramp up a little bit. those clouds moving in will be hopefully a harbor of things coming up. here's a long range mode

way above the united states. we call it a developing economy? >> rose: by 2025, bric countries will have how much of the g.d.p. of the world? >> uh, well -- >> whatever benchmark you want use, 2025, 2030. >> way before them. in the next three years they're going to become bigger thanhe u.s. collectively, in the dollar rms, 2015 they'll be bigger than the u.s. by-- which is, therefore close to 25%. >> rose: u.s. has what percentage of the g.d.p. today? 25? a little bess. >> rose: if they get to 25 they're bigger than the u.s. in terms of g.d.p. of the world. what's the fastest growing economy now? >>robably somewhere in africa in terms of growth rates. >> rose: because ty're such

electricians joined forces with the united way and other groups.the volunteers made repairs at two dozen sites around oakland. we caught up with one volunteer installing emergency lighting at harbor hill ministries. he says he got a sense of community pride from his work today. next monday is the national holiday honoring dr. martin luther king. >>> and welcome back, we've got a cold night ahead as you know. daytime highs tomorrow are going to be just like today. mid-50s, upper 60s. very, very cold overnight. frost and freezing conditions in those north bay valleys. no pa tomorrow morning it starts out at about 27 degrees, as you get around 7:00 a.m., it's still cold and icy. sun comes up. you're going to hit 66 degrees in the napa valley. another warm day as you go into your friday. high pressure sticks with us friday and saturday. friday is going to be your warmest day of the weekend. as you head into sunday and monday, the clouds ramp up a little bit. those clouds moving in will be hopefully a harbor of things coming up. here's a long range mode

nobody wants to do the united way committee. can you get exposure to other bosses within a company. figure out ways to separate yourself from your boss and create your own credibility. >> this was fascinating. i need to talk to you about my boss later. but we're out of time. thanks for coming. thanks, bob rosner. >> thank you. >> up next, a dentist who found a unique way to perform root canal. that and other stories behind the headlines. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clinically proven to remove 99% of dirt and toxins and purify pores. and with natural willowbark it contains no dyes, parabens or harsh sulfates. dirt and toxins do a vanishing act and my skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena naturals. ♪ time don't wait ♪ the road is calling you, my friend ♪ [ male announcer ] this is big. new chicken mcbites

owner occupied and no renters but the functionality of the unit that is being merged is questionable and it is fairly narrow. because of the way it is not quite as good a unit, it could be used but not the best. i agree there was a consideration of the rush and the square footage figures which looked to be more accurate with what the project sponsors have said. also the overwhelming support. 11 letters in support including dr. eileen [unintelligible] that is good to hear the support. they have stated the reasons, creating an opening. we're not talking about affordable housing here, either. we talked about units that are not helping us meet our needs for affordable housing but they might help us meet the needs of a family that is growing and we have a shortage of homes that are big enough to accommodate growing families or families that are multigenerational, particularly in an area like telegraph hill. as has been pointed out, the few single-family homes that were fairly large during the second world war -- were marchemerged o smaller units. they do not meet the needs of larger families. i think we need vertical integration in

it will find ways to evade restrictions. but citizens unitedel just blew a hole in the wall and said, you know, come on through. the constitution gives you this right. >> some rules still do apply. super pacs must disclose their donors and cannot coordinate with a candidate or campaign. but critics of the ruling call it one of the worst decisions in the court's history. >> it's now the system under which we operate, which leads to this kind of campaigning and will lead to corruption and scandals, i guarantee it. when you have that much money washing around campaigns, there be scandals. >> another critic? president obama himself. >> i don't think american elections should be bang rolled by america's most powerful interests. or worse, by foreign entities. >> but that hasn't stopped his supporter. former white house deputy press secretary bill burton heads up a super pac backing the president. >> it was my view when i left the white house that the president shouldn't have to go -- shouldn't be left undefended against all these attacks that are com

there is free help at libraries, even the united way. if you want to find out if a broker is licensed or has a history of complaints, you can go to nbc washington.com and search money makeover. finra has helped us with a list of folks there. >> cool. that's great. you just don't think about it you're so worried about going on a diet. >> i know. i know the diet is important but get that financial stuff under control, too. >> right. >> thanks, liz. >> yep. >>> all right. veronica joins us now and you have been busy today but nothing like you're going to be tomorrow. >> right. or this weekend. >> it feels wintry now. it feels wintry. we've got that gray sky out there, too. you want a little bit of snow? maybe a little bit -- some of us may see it. we're talking about flurries are going to be brief, scattered, and after 9:00 which means many of us probably won't see them. you know what? saturday morning a better chance to see some light snow around here. it's going to come mixed with something else as you will see in just a moment. we're at

a recent poll of afghans 43 percent had a favorable impression of the united states way down from 83ercent in 2005. and in afghanistan our attempt to nation build leads to power point slides like this one. when it was leaked it was a hit on the internet because it illustrates the overwhelming complexity of the problem. what is the likelihood that american solders were able to put a workable plan. saying no to nation building and issolationist. let our music and books disseminate autos and let us trade with everybody instead when goods cross borders, armies don't. a new book said level of armed conflict in muslim conflict is lower today tan had two decades ago and trade is the reason. we need a strong military. and we don't need to police the whole world. that's our show. thank you for watching. good night. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, i

dealing with the executive branch it could be powerful. >> where you both united in the way you viewed economic relations or the lack of with united states and japan leading up through world war ii? how surprised do you believe the united states was with the attack on pearl harbor? >> i think we were pretty united with our view and i did the majority of the work so i will answer first. we do think in we point* out in the early pages 1933 met even before inaugurated, he talks with two of his advisers and they are a big new dealers part of the brain trust part columbia professors with the government directed economy and of course, those directing the economy should be intellectuals. and fdr mentions that he has always favored china and thinks the war with japan may work sooner better than later so why not? fdr had the flippant side to his nature and level point* out he had never been in a foxhole or the military or shot out. he took that rather lightly if you look at the men that died in the pacific i find that a policy he let them go into those exposed areas with such bad weapons and ma

united states allies. syria isn't playing out the way the united states is this is a u.s. foreign policy in tatters as afghanistan pakistan iraq they all turn their backs on the united states previous kweisi allies so obama and secretary clinton better do some quick thinking because it's not going well for the u.s. or. nato at the moment always could hear thoughts after return to live in london thank you. but we're always interested in your opinion too and today we're asking you what is next in store for iran as tensions around it reach a point in point where you can log on to our website r.t. dot com to participate in our latest poll we have seen the results so far over half of you think the u.s. will attempt to provoke iran into an all out conflict movement in washington stright say that washington will strike first and worry about the consequences later and some feel in the rubble claimed to have nuclear weapons to get the west to back off and the minority believes the country will defend itself by forging an us alliance in south america go online to culture vote while

some people in washington throughout the united states who are seeking regime change some of them write about it openly but when your other guest talks about the way the united states are trying to provoke iran i'm certain that it's not washington's policy to provoke iran washington is trying to do all it can that is the obama administration trying to do all it can to calm their partners who might be looking for military action united states recently postponed important. sending senior military leaders to israel to consult about this to advise that no let's pursue all the more american if i could just jump in here if i could jump you had tim geitner going around the world trying to get countries not to import a rainy an oil i mean from trans perspective that's basically an act of war you're going to choke off their economy why should these people why should these people be punished. it's punishing to your relationship between the economic sanctions and military action one is within the realm of the. peaceful measures the other is something that could spark a war. just could spark a war in itself go to go back to you go ahead in fact many make the

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you an allow the american corporations, large 500 guys are responsible for hiring in the united states and big way for high paying jobs, you will see the double combination of huge, trillions of dollars to be repatriated to the united states and investments made to the united states and that lower rate means, by the way, we probably have a dow 15,000 by the time we're done with it, and increases the pie and increases demand. >> brenda: so you've heard this other, this side. you think that lowering the corporate tax rate would be a mistake? >> well, you know, it's not. it's not a mistake in the sense that, it shouldn't be done. i agree with jonas, that the corporate tax rate there is room to lower it provided that you get rid of a lot of leakages that we have currently through deductions and other sorts of things, so i have no problem with that, but to describe lowering the corporate tax rate as the tour for are-- the real issue we're going to disagree about, many of the things that were discussed. the real issue we don't have suitable enough demand. until you get that issue you're not going to imp