i believe that you have to help our seniors, you have to help our poor, you have to help our homeless. you have to help our immigrants, and you have to help people like me get the drugs they need to survive. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors. my name is lee. i spend thousands of dollars or asthma medication. the reason is we can't just have one inhaler or one neb lieser. it's his life, it's children's life. these fair pricing is crucial because of the skyrocketing cost. i'm going to kaiser to spend $200 on a breathing treatment. working class people can't pay this and they are struggling and they shouldn't have to choose between paying medication and someone's life. san francisco has always stood up for families and this resolution supports this type of family to help the families and make a difference in their life and no one has to choose from their health and their lives and this will help make life affordable. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. my name is jessie

a lot in teenagers and high schoolers because it really helps youtay on track with your with school and it really helps you be on the right track. >> do you think you're ahead of the game when it comes to peers because you're involved with these, that maybe you're a step above your peers who are not involved with it? >> i do believe that. i kind of don't want to because i still feel bad and that's why i want to spread the word. i want them to help me become a step ahead. i want everyone to be known that they can get help, whether it's through family or friends, they can get the help they need. >> twice because in essence, you two by being here and participating in this program, you've made yourselves student leaders in your communities. that important to you and if so why? >> definitely. it's really important because i have younger siblings and they tell me i'm like a role model for them. and by being here, they look up to me. >> how about you, caitlin? >> it's the same thing. i have younger brothers and sisters and they see me as their role model a

you can take it and it can be a class that helps you graduate. i didn't learn enough btd my history and it helps me get to the place i am today. [inaudible] the people that we are recognizes today [inaudible] it is important to acknowledge those folks. i am excited to add this name [inaudible] a group of folks in the african american community in san francisco and that is joe wilson. i'm glad you all sat down because if you know joe, there is a long history here. we go our community relies on the resources and care committed by the non profit providers many that go [inaudible] are recognized here today. for the tremendous contribution to making the city san francisco. today i would like to recognize a member of the community. a community that keeps us safer stronger and healthier and that is joe wilson. many know joe and [inaudible] deep bear tone joyce which he utilized [inaudible] and uses hisoric [inaudible] to bring in district 6 residence and [inaudible] be a part of the dialogue to be a more equitable community. [inaudible] a sheldjure healt

you want to help me with the banana? >> i would love to. >> okay. so what we're gonna do -- now, see, most of the time, you take this and break it. >> mm-hmm. >> sometimes it cracks like that. you can just peel it open and peel it like that. >> okay. >> it's funny, you know, in mexico -- i've always peeled it like that -- they peel it from the other end. >> i heard that monkeys peel them from the other end, too. >> do they? it's probably a more efficient way to do it, now that i think about it, 'cause they're definite monkey experts. okay, so we're gonna cut this in half this way. we'll cut off that brown tip at the end. >> mm-hmm. >> and we're gonna take it and cut it in quarters like that. okay? >> and is it better to do this with a smaller knife, a safer knife? >> yeah, i think it's a lot easier. i've got a little paring knife. paring knives are wonderful for doing small, delicate work, and we're trying to get this into small pieces like this. >> remember, only use a knife if your parents say it's okay. >> so, keep your fingers turned under -- goo

there's something going on but if you actually want to move a policy agenda you have to have help so you know part of the democratic caucus and but i ran for progressive caucus co-chair because i knew i had to get some allies if we want any any any chance to move a progressive agenda so for example. the progressive caucus dove in deep with this effort to try to get the president issued executive order to raise the pay of workers who are professional contractors working on this thing back in the spring time standing striking standing with striking workers at the ronald reagan building at the union station at the smithsonian air and space museum and we were standing there as they were striking demanding better pay as they were receiving eight dollars an hour stuff like that poverty wages and so we wrote we got fifty members of the progressive caucus on a letter to the president fifteen senators we banded with bernie sanders and folks in the senate we handed letters to the president every time we saw him we gave another one asked for more meetings and i think the collective force of our

i often go to my supervisors and say this is a situation i have and can you help me come up with a solution. we always try to get the solution. there have been numerous times that i have helped other peer counselors as well to come up with

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you helped me and so many leaders around the city and have organizations that spun off and continued on and your mark is not often seen, but it remarkable. thank you. >> thank you. an e-mail was sent out to me there would be a all you can eat buffate here. i don't want to point fingers, but i think [inaudible] is the one that the sent out the e-mail. i appreciate the acknowledge in and i thank you supervisor kim for picking me out of the crowd of a number of folks who labor in obscurity in the communities every day to make life just a little better for all of us. john and i covered ground together and-i'm not usually in a loss of words, but-- >> [inaudible] >> i'm also inspired to say to the clerk of the board, [inaudible] we go back a ways as well and we are inspired by you angela and very encourageed you have stayed with public service. there are many of us who have seen over time we get good people [inaudible] across the country a lot of us have faith inpublic institutions tested over the decades and i want to acknowledge supervisor kim for the leg work and ground work and the comm

because when you plan for tomorrow, it helps you live for today. can we help you take a small step?dvice, retirement, and life insurance, connect with axa. >> pelley: today, the american heart association put out its first guidelines for preventing strokes in women. strokes happen when a blood vessel to the brain is blocked or burst. they are the third leading cause of death in women, and dr. jon lapook has more. >> reporter: three years ago, sheryl o'connor, a registered nurse, became her own patient when she suddenly had trouble forming words. > feels funny." feels funny." i got up, and i went into the bathroom, did a quick neuroexam on myself. i said, okay, something's not working right. >> reporter: at age 49 she was diagnosed with a stroke. dr. andrew russman is a neurologist at the cleveland clinic. >> i think it's very important that we have a set of guidelines that raises awareness among women, especially women who dotáháraditionally think of themselves as at risk for stroke. >> reporter: for both sexes, risk factors include age, high blood pressure, smoking and high cholest

you out in your music and helping you out in your arrangements and the studio and i walke going to do? when you walk in the studio what do they want you to do? then they turn to you and they say, what do you think about this? i said what do you think about that. my think about that is always better than their think about that. i've always felt like i was center stage. >> you began as a raylette supporting ray charles. this is a clip of you with ray. >> all right. i stand at the end of the stage with my hand under my chin and said, uh-huh, i could do this. i'm going to be a raylette one day. i willed myself. >> here are the raylets to help us on this portion on. >> so i was sitting at home one day and i got a call from billy preston. this is bill. what are you doing? putting some clothes away. you got to drop it and you have to come and sing for ray. ♪ >> amazing footage. how do you feel when you ethat? >> i was just so young. and i was so cute and so young. >> you're still cute, mary, come on moo thank you, thank you. but it was amazing seeing that because it almost takes

i remember in 1993 you helped us to get plants started. i went through what happened after you left office. i look forward to you having another four years. --guest: thank you very much. i am very hands-on, as you know. iowa is working and i am proud to hear from you. thank you for calling. next running assist our from scottsdale, arizona. welcome to the program. caller: good morning, welcome to the program -- good morning, thank you for c-span. they always say that we do not have a voice or a mission. people do not understand where the republican party is coming from. i think one of the things for would be if we had a leader as president say to the american people that i will ,ower the cost of living through energy, through natural gas we will bring it down below one dollar per gallon. if gas was below one dollar per gallon, why would you still do corn? you could never out produce that costs of below one dollar or $39 per barrel? ist: i do not think --guest: do not think we will see gas below one dollar again. in this day and age the cost

find out how you can help disabled veterans in your community. sit dav.org. >> we like to know what's on your mind, so here's our "speak of the week." >> everyone has their tricks for getting through papers, midterms, and finals, so tell us your best study tip. >> my best study tip would be to give yourself enough time to study before a big test, or something, and to have, like, materials and questions prepared for you to use. >> i always copy my notes over and i study those, but...i try to get a good night's sleep before the test, like, eat a good breakfast. like, i also study with friends a lot. >> i'd say not to procrastinate. >> memorize what you need to memorize, but if you already know something, don't waste time going over it again. >> take a lot of notes and read them out loud, like, for 30 minutes, and you'll learn them a lot. >> i always go on the internet and stuff and facebook and everything -- check my mail constantly -- so, i think you have to remove the computer so you can concentrate better. >> plan out what you're gonna do and stu

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some places you help in some places you would her. he said i will come to delaware and campaigned for you or against you, whichever will help you the most. i want to thank steve israel for being so helpful in directing the where he wants me to go. we had breakfast the other day with about half a dozen of your pollsters. i am anxious to help. i also want to thank debbie wasserman schultz. she has been one of the best spokesman we have ever had. [applause] debbie is always there and always doing it well. i am trying my best to help you raise some money there as well. you are doing a heck of a job for us. i want to thank you. i particularly want to say thank you to shelby, her daughter. every time to comes over i convinced shelby to hang out with me a little while. folks, look. i am optimistic about america's prospects and about our prospects. i really mean that. if you take a look at where we are relative to the other countries in the world, we are so much better positioned than any country in the world to be the 21st century. it is not

he does not have to stop you by himself. - oh, and who's going to help him ? you ? yes. - i'll help him too. - me too. - so will i. - and me. me too. so will i. - so will i. - so will i. these are all the people who live and work in this neighborhood. and they will not run away from you or your friends. you wait until tomorrow night. we'll be back with the others, and then we'll see how tough you are. i don't think so. thank you, officer rizzo. you haven't solved anything, mr. brashov, but it's a good first step. okay, i've washed all the pots and pans. now what ? clean up the stove then the refrigerator. and when you're finished with that start mopping the floor. how long does your brother have to work here ? mr. brashov said three weeks would be enough to pay for all the damages. - that seems fair. - well, i was hoping it would be a little longer than that. - why ? - i'm really going to miss bossing him around. - see you tomorrow. - you're leaving a little early, aren't you ? tell her, rosa. - i'm on my way to a driving lesson. - where's jamal's cart ? i meant my

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ecause when you plan for tomorrow, it helps you live for today. p you take a small ste for adce, retirement, and life insurance, connect with axa. >> heris the nice thing about being a billionaire. u can say whatever you would like. 99% about the 1% and that is the top 1% and it is hard to ignore. and so there is a more added touch. to annther billionaire to weigh-in. if you want to be in the top 1%, it is all about hard work and drive and being oblivious. >> you have to be a risk taker. and everyone has made a good fortune for themselves and has had all of those other attributes. neil: what he was risking was sounding snobbish. undoubtably for some and i don't think that that is the big preponderance. and the other 63% along along as well. >> talking about the 47% and won support from the government. nancy pelosi says it has liberated a lot of folks from having to work and i think it's tragic. the only way that people can do their income is if the government wants bigger deficits. the government doesn't make a real product that can sell and expand

to get progressive intellectuals writing you know and helping us with great ideas getting progressive broadcasters you know saying hey look folks this is what's going on out here be aware you know you put all this together in what you end up with is an america where you know anybody can go to the doctor where we do put people before profit where we do you know think about our our place in an environment in not just look at the environment is one more commodity to buy it's. i mean you know so that's what we're aiming for you know that's where we'd like to go and to get working with progressive businesspeople who who know and understand that if you pay people right well they might in more loyal to your business might be more productive might actually help improve your bottom line and so that's kind of the the concept you know the progressive community really is where the action is we see the progressive caucus as a part of the progressive community where we have a role to play to introduce and vote on legislation but that's just our job other people have other jobs you know so that's wh

find out how you can help disabled veterans in your community. > who doesn't love the circus? alexa visited one that bills itself as having a lot of soul. >> [ vocalizing ] >> when you go to the circus, you expect to see acrobats, wild animals, and other incredible acts from faraway countries. as zeke explained to me, the universoul circus certainly has all that. >> we bring different people from china. we bring them from africa. we bring them from brazil. we bring them from france. jean claude -- he's out of france. we go to africa. we go all over the world. >> ♪ lean back, lean back ♪ i said, my...don't dance ♪ just pull up our pants >> what makes this circus different from other circuses? >> what makes it different to me is that it's more interactive. you're not just sitting out there, looking at the show. you actually become a part of the show. we get kids in the audience dancing. that's one of my thrills. >> as one of the cohosts, zeke interacts with the audience throughout the show. he even plays "simon says"... but with a bit of a twist. >>

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. >> in times of tragedy it is very hard for people to help themselves. if you like to help his family out you should contact the west side health authority. reporting from the south boston neighborhood. >> >> capt. declared a medical emergency after a flight attendant was injured. 114 passengers and five crew members on board all treated and released except one flight attendant. she was critically injured. in a push for a deal on the nuclear program begins today. an agreement already looks out of reach. the united states are on and several other countries are meeting carry the first round of high- level negotiations. back in november there was an interim deal to allow for a long-term agreement to be hammered out. the supreme leader says the latest round of talks will not lead to anything. tinnitus states also says he'll be a difficult and lengthy process. >> was in space for five weeks. paying two companies to send supply ships to the space station. pressure japan and european countries are also making deliveries. welcome a new baby girl. she still needs a name

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because when you plan for tomorrow, it helps you live for today. can we help you take a small step?onnect with axa. >>> anyone who comes to tangier inevitably ends up lost in the old part of the city. the medina is just what you want it to be. the ancient world residing just next to and around the new one. you can walk around inside the movie in your head, play the bogie character you never were, all against an all too willing, all too genuine backdrop. ordinarily just about the last thing in the world i would be interested in doing is antiquing, but buried in the network of twisting narrow streets of the old city is boutique majid, and he's one interesting guy. thank you. >> come in. >> when he was a little kid back in the '60s, majid left his hometown of fez and came here where he would earn money emptying ashtrays at wild parties being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what people would buy for themselves, how they decorate their homes and he started to look around for himself, scoring, then reselling art and antiques. wow. it became something of an obsession. now his artifa

have an issue and you need help. i don't. i'm perfectly fine. no, you really do have a problem. and you really do need help. when she got there and admitted it, it was a huge giant step. she understands there's an issue. now we have to get on the long road to addressing it and trying to fix this and fix this behavior and fix this mentality. and pushing her, you know, when she doesn't want to go any more. >> jessica acknowledges progress has been made, but there's still a long way to go. >> this is probably 75% of what it was about a year ago. used to be completely filled with boxes that were up to your waist and they went higher as they went back. >> i'm not sure i would have made as much progress as i have. i think it would have been much easier to side step it and find something else that was less distasteful to do and not as difficult. this is very difficult process. so if it were just me by myself, there wouldn't be as much progress. >> despite her mother's recent efforts to change her life, the hoarding has also

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get the information you need so after this please let us know how i can help. if you need more help in ascertaining the safety of the water supply i want to help you but we need to have an assessment and i think the quickest way is the manchin bill. is a huge problem. mr. weaver has no clue. mr. olson who is an advocate for the folks doesn't really have a clue. how many of disease operations are out there waiting to cause havoc frankly. and as was pointed out by the chairman if there hadn't been a smell to this we still might not know so the manchin bill would say every state, you make an assessment, we will help you. let's have a plan for inspection carried out by the state for emergency plans, standards of these tanks which mr. weaver was eloquent about how that was taken in his industry and you have a road operator like this who absolutely -- they are cowards. and running away and leading the people is an outrage conlan absolute outrage. people are frustrated. people are upset and always turn to the government, why don't you do more? how about having some cor

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but it's ongoing we found the site pretty sure but how can you help it's all new to me i know you're having the issues but the bottom line is the landlord we lost the original building of it >> eventually and we've discussed f this eventually this will lead to the creation of incentives to extend the leases as an example of those types of heritage businesses. one thing we've done in the first year is to identify case studies really around the world in the new york times efforts to save the british pubs and we've cataloged success stories like the r s program which is slarp to what we've been trying to do is identify those heritage businesses for them to qualify for small business grants. sam low we've been working with the family and also obviously, we're aware of the current state of that issue. there are things beyond the legacy project to help to bring resources to that project >> are you going to be able to walk through the kitchen that was the whole thing. >> maybe the new kitchen. >> i'd like to talk about that afterwards what you think we can be doing. >> any final thoughts. d

that's a very inner feminine thing for you to say. >> you helped me. >> went into our feminine side. >> that's why i married him. >> let's not overlook the fact that he's surrendering, you also have a profession. >> what do you do. >> i'm a criminal defense attorney. you know where 850 bryant street is here? san francisco, the hall of justice, my office is moving to right across the street, 877 bryant street and you know when i was listening to aisha talking about racial healing and all of that and the love and fear. in the criminal justice system i have not seen love. i've seen nothing but fear. so there's a lot of changes going on. we have a new district attorney, former police chief, a lot of exciting things, douglas my husband is in the middle of it all. he's still my unpaid assistant/paralegal. >> thanks again for being here. we might invite you back next year too. >> can you, please. >> we want to have an unbroken stream. >> yes. >> thank you for joining us. i'm ron swisher and this has been mosaic. black history month, valentine's weekend, faith hope and love, the greatest is l