on the unfunded liability is 3 and a half percent payroll so 3 and a half is the interest on the united way funded liability so our california survey by comparison as of just about 30th 2013 was median of 13 percent yours was significantly better than we saw on this slide we're showing the changes in the membership the new things the changes in the liability and the funds are maturing over the years currently about 60 percent of liability is attributable to members who are currently receiving benefits an increase from 50 percent a part of the maturation of the funds and now over one active member for each retiree and that used to be closer to one .7 that medians you've got a smaller active base to support of overall fund we're showing some different breaks down of the contribution rates the first section is the basic contributions rate we've circulated this is before the adjustments to employee contribution rates so we've calibrated this as 82 percent here and the adjustments and we those juchlts are varied by employee and we say estimate the aggregate the employer contribution rates to be

on the unfunded liability is 3 and a half percent payroll so 3 and a half is the interest on the united way funded liability so our california survey by comparison as of just about 30th 2013 was median of 13 percent yours was significantly better than we saw on this slide we're showing the changes in the membership the new things the changes in the liability and the funds a

quickly 2 of our 4 meetings a year we discuss budget and talked about budget quite a bit and fold united way funded mandate and been following and talking about the grant and their inability to cover all the fringe and other personal costs related to the intercity worker those conversations were take place and we talked about the urban agriculture they talked about what the production yield and list of different companies the certification of architectural plots and how they're getting together and trying to figure out how they can reduce and give it wu or sell it and talked about the venue this is near and dear to my heart if it's not making money changes are it will go away with that said, it was a fantastic meeting that's it. >> all right. commissioner king colleagues questions and thoughts public comment on the committee chairs report seeing none, public comment is closed. >> alrighty commissioner king can we hear item 12. >> the committee report information chairs report highlights of the january 12, 2015 for the meeting to be held at city hall. >> commissioner wald. >> quickly with the

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it is also something supported by the [inaudible] kaiser, united way, california department of public health and [inaudible] this is because dental carries [inaudible] it is unique and all most entirely preventable as a disease and can be dealt with efficiently and cost effectively. far too long oral health is considered the domain of the dentist. as a pediatrician it effects my patients every day. i want to prevent disease and so that is part oaf what we do. >> hi. [inaudible] and i think oral health is important because you get to eat only foods like [inaudible] teeth don't fall out when you are adults. >> no bias here being raised in my house hold. tooth decay as you will be able to see on the next slide effects health and developmentf this isn't just a kid with a tooth ache, but the child with the tooth ache isn't able to [inaudible] they are also effected-their nutrigez is effected as a result of that. the pain not only prevents them from sleeping, but makes it hard for them to engage in school. it effects their overall quality of life. i would also like to highlight baby teeth a

$80 million you could cover the expected deficit of the philadelphia school district or help the united way for about $50 million. you could cover their yearly expenses. there are so many good causes you could put that money toward. half a billion dollars. one thing you couldn't afford according to forbes the philadelphia 76ers are valued at $700 million. reporting live in lynnwood keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> you could still donate to them. >> i wouldn't mind that pent house at the ritz. unbelievable. or the car. the powerball numbers everyone's been waiting for, 25 11 54 13, 39, and the powerball is 19. the jackpot just+bvqñ raised to $564 million. >> imagine if you went to buy a ticket and they were sold out. you couldn't get one tonight. >> right. what if those were the numbers you were thinking of choosing. that would be painful. >> better luck next time. >> yeah. >>> to other news now. an atm mystery in bucks county tonight. someone found the empty machine yesterday behind a shopping center on lincoln highway in falls township. police believe the atm was probably stolen and now they'v

a major push to put more books in the classroom, part of the united way to boost literacy.ng expanded to elementary schools across the country after a successful run at 15 pilot schools. bring in brian gallagher who joins me from new orleans where they're launching this initiative. pleasure to see you. >> great to be here. >> tell us about the program, it is new, going nationwide. >> it is. we know if kids read at grade level in third and fourth grade, they have a much better chance of transitioning to middle school and getting to high school and graduating. this is a program that puts books in schools, title one schools that have a majority of students from low income families, and their access to books and other resources is a big problem. so this is an effort to get books and other resources in those schools across the country. >> we are saying you had a pilot program, 15 schools. tell us about the results. >> the results are fantastic. what's key about this it is not just actually getting books in the classrooms but it is connecting volunteers from the community, donors

the approach of somebody who deep in his soul believes that appeasement is the way to resolve these problems, that if the unitedtes simply withholds its capability to effect the outcome that our adversaries see that we don't have any ill intention against them, and they'll voluntarily give up their assault on our way of life. neville chamberlin wasn't a secret pro nazi. he was a weak man, that's what we have in the white house today. lou: ambassador john bolton, good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: the nasdaq gained 7 points. volume continued light trading 3.3 billion shares. crude oil falling to settle near $52 a barrel. reminder, listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> boston mayor marty walsh is warning snowedin citizens to stop posting videos on social media, showing them doing things like that! jumping out of windows into those huge snowdrifts that afflict all of boston. >> i'm asking people to stop the nonsense right now. these are adults jumping out windows, and they seem like it was a fun thing to do. you have no idea what's happening.

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that means we have to restrict those units to approximately 50 percent of area median income. one way to reach moderate income targets is to within a single site use the profit from market rate units to subsidize moderate income units that don't benefit from tax credits. so this requires a single site that is large enough to support a mix of moderate market and affordable units. and as the mayor has mentioned a number of times we are also looking at different ways to increase the affordability in new development. we are partnering with market rate developers and working with the planning department as they craft a local density bonus program that would reward the provision of additional affordable units and market rate projects by providing, in return, a density bonus. that's in addition to the dial program so essentially we have two programs we're looking at related to inclusionary. one would provide a bonus for providing a density bonus for providing more affordable units and the other would trade letting you provide more units but at a higher income target. another way to increase

for the most part saudi arabia has served the united states more than the other way around. if you look at the middle east, a country that has a lot of american troops sent and wage wars. iraq, attacks on houthis. familiar with that, because it happened during his term. and even against the population. the effort against the opponent in the country, and, of course, in the region as well. it's a mutual relationship, ben fush for both - -- beneficial for both. the monarchy and the government. >> do the people of saudi arabia perceive it the same way? when you say the monarchy, that takes in thousands and thousands of people because of the long extended family of the saud clan. if we stopped in a mall in riyadh for jeddah and talked to those shopping, how do they feel about the united states, the way the people in the saudi arabia cabinet do? >> you have a problem, because people fear terrorism. but if you look at the u.s. government state forces, 1955 until now, it rarely appears. relationships with his high possess and so on. that has been the american priority in the relatio

>> the country is in a state of shock and anger and i expect the country to be united, in the same wayt was united 10 years ago, if you remember that. it brought all of the jordanians against isis. katty: you expect some kind of revenge-inspired retaliation because of this? >> the country has institutions and it is a public demand for retaliatory acts. i expect the terrorists in jordanian prisons will be executed as a retaliatory act. katty: what about taking the fight to the islamic state. -- state? do you expect them to step up the attacks? >> i do. i do not expect ground troops to happen. i do expect it will be intensified through various means. not amounting to any ground troops. katty: it is hard to get into the mind of an organization that would do something as horrific as was done. do you think there is a chance the islamic state planned for retaliation and wanted to draw jordan into the fight? >> who knows? this is an organization that has done things in a barbaric way and they have gone too far with this incident. i remember being in government when the bombings took place and

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little bit in a pass forward like we do if it's a tenant in a second unit kind of thing our code enforcement outreach folks as a way to try and find a path forward on this i have issues if there's a safety issue egresses that but it's not really a second unit. >> no. >> it's kind of one of the complicated situations. >> i have a question at the time. >> commissioner mccray. >> at this time in which this kitchen was added what was the nature of the cold then what were they trying to do or evade. >> there would be less opportunity inform legalize it back then as it is now. >> because a there's been a weak legislation making it more attractive to legalize other unit. >> through the chair commissioner mccray. >> there's some a tenant lives in this unit now. >> my understanding is that it's a family member. >> yeah, it's relation and in fairness that when it's a family member it's - and less controversial than when it's allowed but authenticity not really from a code perspective. >> commissioner lee. >> what would it take to make that unit or that space area a legal unit is it possible? one of the major issues could be

-- it's not a 5151 designated facility but it's currently operating as a crisis stabilization unit. the way the facility is designated right now they can't accept a child on a hold those children still need to go to the emergency rooms and to psyche emergency and so i'm not sure what our next step would would be we don't have another facility that's in the pipeline to do this and i'm not quite sure what it would take to a lay the concerns of the supervisors my sense is that like you mentioned, it's incredibly hard to run a nonprofit especially in this county where the costs are so extreme that's not to say -- that your concerns -- i don't know if they are legitimate or not i'm trying to setup a facility here so i feel like we're stuck here a little bit and i'll go back speak with my supervisors i mean like i said i'm a little bit lost on the next step because we don't have another facility. >> supervisor campos might have a suggestion. >> it would be to continue this item so that we give the chair flexibility to reschedule this item as quick will he as quickly as possible i think at the end

ten more will open next week in south jersey, and partnership with the united way. the tax returns are being prepared free of charge by irs certified volunteers. who will be sure that the earned income tax credit will be applied. intends today help low to moderate income working individuals, and couples particularly those with children, the tax credit is available to single individuals making less than $14,590, or families who earned less than $52,427. the maximum credit is 6,143 bucks. but large numbers of people don't apply for it. >> 40,000 people in the city of philadelphia, are eligible, and minimum of 20% are leaving money on the table. >> now these free tax preparation services aren't available to everyone. like the earned income tax credit, it is income-based. families making less than $53,000 a year are eligible, as are singles with incomes under $20,000. i've posted links so you can find a location near you on cbsphilly.com and on my facebook and twitter pages. reporting for three on your side i'm jim nabbed. booked. locked up. case closed? you don't know

the public discourse is not limited in the united kingdom the way we are in the united states. we have to look at the mall of america thing as two things. of course it's a terrorist and security threat to a single building but this is part of a larger non-conventional indollant jihadist and no geographical limits. that's what the united states has to accept. >> can i interpret what you're saying is that it's misguided to think that the use of "islam" would in any way hamper the relationship that, say, the u.s. has with other nations, islamic nations, muslim nations, it would not stand in the way of that relationship by the use of the world "islamic extremists"? >> i would say exactly right. muslim nations at the moment are waging war. the words of the king of jordan we are going to respond with an earth-shaking response to these islamists. general asissi to the leading clerics, asked for the ideology to be rooted. the united states is unique in its avoidance of addressing this ideology and what that does even though it's been discounted widely in the press, is that it means our

units. and the way that would work is that they would offer to provide above and beyond their base requirement in exchange for the right to exceed the density as zoned. so that could be in kupb -- conjunction with the dial, it could be separate from the dial we're working with developers to model in advance how the two programs would be the most useful and produce the most units. >> i guess i would ask if you could potentially work with some of port staff to see if there's any scenario where that might be helpful in some of our upcoming potential projects and sites and similarly, the next item using public lay on sites for affordable and mixed use housing, i guess it's stating the obvious, but incentives there and obviously from the port perspective we like to strike that balance and we've worked on seawall lot 322-1 because we did want to have more affordable housing but we've got some constraints. again, i'd ask if you could work with our port staff to see if there's some added scenarios or ways there could be some support for some of the forthcoming projects we have. >> commissioner. >> pro

commuting i just like to reiterate some of the comments made earlier we need to find ways to maximize the new units to build in the city the storage is such a crisis we need to find ways to solve that without finding ways to incentivize now building and allowing for smaller units in housing thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners tim collin on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition first of all, i want to commend the staff for bringing this it has to pass state funding is did not seeing for the third or fourth time it has an element of a family reunion familiar faces are here our friends from c s f and having lubricate the same evidence and the same reports that discover a dangerous dangerous plot the housing document is such a accommodated down document for understandably to get it approved to the board of supervisors it's is it fair to say we're risking having it not truly reflecting the challenges we've got to be aggressive about building and using land 24ri7b8 and the neighborhood we have lots of wonderful neighborhood they're part of the city a navel experience to have the

transit and public services and if you're looking for affordable housing the soft story dwelling unit is a better way to add units this is not a - >> may i ask a followup through the chair. >> sir we have a question. >> thanks for presenting our life and safety improvements that the dbi has questioned at the request of the building over and over owner we had follow-up meetings because you couldn't main those unite as residential wus of the issues you've brought up dbi through it's discretion made an exception so if the city is making an exception that the building owner didn't have to enlist we agree why would you be bringing those points up now. >> the building inspection doesn't want the authority i've sat in all the meetings but never been documentation waving not the city building code but the state building code in those meetings have you the fire department the fire department is the state agency until the state fire marshall says you can do it. >> i know the department of building inspection disagrees with you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> next speaker. >> i'm sorry before the speaker contin

are on the cusp and 12 months from now brand new operating elevators that has that's right units done in a way that people with disabilities can get in and out of shoulders quickly and have safety bars and have a management they can speak to that's robust and fouls on challenges in their life not only what's happening around here in the community we're proposing this from a community pro apprehension as hud wants us to do they're about setting examples like san francisco how are we developing community so for our residents not only buildings so i want to say that with all enthusiasm to welcome and thank skeet castro former mayor of san antonio texas but now a very good secretary for hud thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> thank you very much mayor ed lee i think the mayor said it all (laughter). >> and well too let me begin may i mayor by thanking you for your convalescent leadership i think that in the six months i've been on the job spoken to you and mayor b.a. abhors the most san francisco has quite a champion in the mayor's office with mayor ed lee and thank you to you ma'am supervisor

to his immediate right is the chairman and ceo of pg&e is on the board of directors of united way in the bay area and numerous other boards. chairman and ceo of the rapidly growing palo alto network cyber security firm. mark is also a west point graduate class of 1988 and the former attack helicopter pilot. very cool. mark serves -- he looks like an attack helicopter pilot. mark serves on the president's national security and telecommunications advisory committee. to his immediate immediate right is bernard tyson chairman and ceo of kaiser permanente. he spent more than 30 years of that company and positions ranging from ceo to administrative hospitals. his dedicated much of his work to eliminating health care disparities among individuals in this country. last but not least dr. elizabeth sherwood randall, one of my best friends in the obama administration, deputy secretary of energy. prior to that she was special assistant to the president and white house coordinator for defense policy. doctor sherwood randall is a rhodes scholar her principal claim to fame in this audience is that

and in order to clean up the situation, we unfortunately have to remove the unit, and in some respects we can't have it both ways, we can't create a situation which we legalize the structures of single family home while maintaining the individual inside the unit and that's because the status of this house as a single family home and it was never the proper permits established to create that kitchen inside the space and what you see in front of you at this point is a from my clients to clean up a situation, be in compliance with the law and most importantly while mr. merchant speaks to some sort of endeavor where my clients are seeking some kind of [inaudible] they are trying to anticipate living in this structure in compliance with the law and most importantly has done everything that the san francisco rent ordinance states must be done in order to properly seek a termination and in some respects he omits that this isn't the end, we're simply seeking to confirm that the permits were issued properly, but after hopefully you rule favorably on behalf of my client, we still have and mr. merchant still has the rights

the spokesperson says a 14-inch pin that connects each barrier unit worked its way loose. she says there was no danger. the barrier units did it not move noticeably and they were protected by that zipper truck. the crew spent 30 minutes replacing the pin. tonight they'll be back out for a previously planned series of tests to make sure the tension is right so the pins do not slip loose again. >> barrier truck goes back and forth over the barrier checking the tension all along the way making adjustments as needed. >> the company that made the barrier will come out to test it. >> jim harbaugh is parting with the 49ers apparently was not at all mutual. he told it the "san jose mercury news" he was told on the monday after a loss to the seahawks he wouldn't be coach anymore. he says he opted not to leave at that point. he wanted to finish what he and the players started. the former coach says maybe he'll write a book about exactly what happened one day. he never seriously considered any other he nfl jobs before attacking the head coach position at in issue gan. >> an interestin

in this case looks like united is saying no way we'll not honor this. but technically they might have to. there are rules in place. >> okay. anne will not give us her own opinion here. mark murphy will you venture an opinion whether the folks should be able to hang on to the$5 fares? >> the short answer is no. they shouldn't be able to. there is honest mistake there. is no fraud or deliberate deception there. because of that united will not be forced to actually be held accountable for that mistake. >> let me tell you what united stayed said. they are avoiding attempting booking of individuals from an error third party software provider when applied incorrect currency exchange rate despite united properly filed its fares. back to you delta recently a year ago incorrectly offered low fares. just rolled with it. they figured that the pr cost would be too high. why shouldn't that happen again? >> well i think it is in the airlines, in their best interest to honor these tickets because of customer service. airlines have also already taken away some things a

need to worry about it. >> host: to turn that around is there too much emphasis on the way things are in the united states and the way that the veterans are tracked? it does make the news regularly and there are a lot of people deeply invested in the problem and a lot of folk dot trackback and are concerned about that and we would include ourselves in that but when you compare that to another country where there is that attention -- >> guest: you have to be careful about portraying victims were ticking time bombs or angry men about to go postal at any moment. so there is a sort of caricature that has been inserted in the last years and i think most veterans are very proud of their service. they've grown as people and they've got amazing skills. they came back from the war as different people but in many ways better people so it's important they shouldn't be for trade as victims but at the same time ptsd is real they can be treated. we need to reduce the stigma and have access to treatment but i think it's very important you can't dishonor or be little or sort of caricature the services at the same

do you think that we are ready to move unit 20's meal schedule to the way it was? >> grenda is the director of the svp or sexually violent predator unit. for nearly 30 years, she has cared for patients in atascadero. her job is to oversee every aspect of the treatment for these patients. like other patients in atascadero, the sexually violent predators live in single rooms or dorms. the rooms are small, only 6x10 and the windows are lined with metal grates that block the sun and prevent escape. the doors are made of heavy steel and locked from the outside. the bathroom and the shower facilities are shared with other patients in the unit. unlike other patients, these men can't be subdued with medication. they are under constant watch by the staff. >> i'm not here to judge my patients' behavior. i'm not here to judge their past. and i'm not here to punish them for what they've done. i'm here to treat them. >> i never asked to be the way i am. i don't ever remember standing in a line anywhere saying, oh, i want to be a child molester. >> harry chase, age 37, has been i

i'd love to be a friend of whoever is taking this case all the way up to the united states supreme court. i think that's the best way that we can resolve this. have no doubt, i am angry as are my constituents in the border state that the president of the united states would unconstitutionally issue the executive orders that he did. >> schieffer: i understand that. i understand your position on that but i mean the idea that the government might actually shut down that the senate would go along with that, i take it you are going to oppose that even though some of your republicans do want to do that. >> i do oppose it. i remember last time we shut down the whole government this would obviously be homeland security, last time we shut down the whole government we turned away 600,000 visitors to our national parks here in arizona. i don't want to see that movie again. >> schieffer: you just heard jeh johnson talking about the terrorism summit. did you come away from that summit, you weren't there but did you come away from it feeling that the united states has a strategy to fight these terrori

some kind of media myth. >> host: to turn that around is there too much emphasis on the way things are in the united states and the way veterans are tracked? it does make the news regularly here and there are a lot of people that are deeply invested in the problem and a lot of folks that track that and are concerned about that. and i think we would probably include ourselves in that. but when you compare that to another country where there's that little attention... they seem like dual messages. you want