i'm going to take all of us, you, willie brown, you david roberti, were going to take a trip.ople after we've c been at a breakfast or lunch or dinner, were going to buy god oask you to come out to california where we can assure you that it's going to beprofitable . and that worked but the second stop was an eye-opener. and that was because this guy at the question and answer after we had said our wonderful tit was going to be said i think you some candor. he said yes, i've got an increasing market share. i could use a second plant and you're telling me i should bring it to california. he said i'm sorry, i've got to tell you this. it's the last place in the world i would take a second plant because of my nightmare experience with the first . so we're out going to the airport and the next stop the democratic floor leader turned to me after unaccustomed silence, about four or five minutes. he said all right. i heard that guy. you've got a conference. you do have to make some changes and i said damn right. you have said the same thing in his shoes. and it finally started to do th

he hosted a crime summit down in los angeles and he called willie brown and the legislature into sessionface to what crime really meant in the state. he not only had legislators participate in the crime summit, he had law enforcement and public policy people, and he actually put crime victims on the stage. and for years, for years, the democrats would put their most liberal members on the public safety committee and kill off important crime legislation because they were basically immune, never got to the legislative floor. the democrats and others who didn't want to be tougher on crime could take a pass because the legislation never got there. and so when pete wilson did that, and when you saw crime victims and they told their stories with literally dozens of tv stories. willie brown on the second day of the summit went of the news conference and said i'm advising my members to get off this train track. you're going to get run over. he used the bully pulpit, the laws, the legislature to achieve what he wanted to achieve. he got real meaningful crime reform. crime reform, when you were a

the remainder is for the building and the landscaping itself, which when you compare to willie brown, the last new school and similar square footage to today. the difference is in the same ballpark. i would like to add that we are going through a process which i forgot to mention in earlier comments. the schoolyard actually the developer does part of the redevelopment agreement basically the schoolyard. we would like to negotiate with the developer that if it is possible they buy us out of that agreement because coordination of construction is tougher than actually just receiving the fund goes. we need and we also are going through a process of making sure this project will be eligible for future state funds for willie brown. i am asking for $15 million today, in addition to $100 million identified for new schools. it is my real expectation that we are going to be able to get and recover some of this money back. that will be in a few years. to keep moving forward with the project we need funding to maintain momentum. i am very hopeful and optimistic based on track record of 2016 bond

the remainder is for the building and the landscaping itself, which when you compare to willie brown, the last new school and similar square footage to today. the difference is in the same ballpark. i would like to add that we are going through a process which i forgot to mention in earlier comments. the schoolyard actually the developer does part of the redevelopment agreement basically the schoolyard. we would like to negotiate with the developer that if it is possible they buy us out of that agreement because coordination of construction is tougher than actually just receiving the fund goes. we need and we also are going through a process of making sure this project will be eligible for future state funds for willie brown. i am asking for $15 million today, in addition to $100 million identified for new schools. it is my real expectation that we are going to be able to get and recover some of this money back. that will be in a few years. to keep moving forward with the project we need funding to maintain momentum. i am very hopeful and optimistic based on track record of 2016 bond

i remember former mayor, i think it was willie brown who suggested that homeless people get credit card're begging for money, tourists can just swipe their credit card and they can get money. now, i hope that's true because if not, i'm going to have to delete my facebook account from about ten years ago. but it's gotten out of control out there. i'm not exactly sure whether they're continuing to let great cities like san francisco go downhill, but they are. >> these are foundational quality of life issues. i'll just speak for new york city. what you just described, the story mika read, is happening in new york, too. you walk into a cvs or a duane reade, and the shelves are either cleaned out by people who have stolen the things and walked out with garbage bags, or as mika says, everything is locked down to toothpaste. used to be razor blades and things this were expensive. now almost everything is locked up. let's look at who is about to become the mayor of new york city. a former cop who, when he was in studio with us a couple weeks ago, said we have to start with these quality of life

willy hogg cannot be made to support the child of selma brown by the laws of the state.there are some places that reconstruction amendments couldn't reach, but don't let me mislead you of the radical transformation that this possibility even held out. we looked at harry jarvis story of getting a boat coming to fort monroe saying it's a black man's war before it's through and this has a lot of popular sway and it was enacted. we see it enacted in the soldier model and we see it enacted in the labor model as it was for jordan anderson and we see those as this soldier with his family, the nuclear family finding a way overnight to be considered as part, a potential part of a middle class. there were 179 african-american soldiers, 19,000 sailors so they are making negotiations with the union and it's because they are able to make these negotiations. they don't -- yes, they are enthusiastic as harry jarvis to sign up and they were always writing letters back and forth to his wife. there's a lot of black men in these refugee camps during the civil war who say i will list that t