Worry about the public sentiment. He was just determined to do what was right. And i do think that we had housing we could spend a lot of time talking about housing and finance. Wasnt able to come up with a way to limit the amount of foreclose euros, although i do think that fannie and freddie did more than anything else that was done. I regret that. It eluded the Obama Administration also. But i think the level of as i look back at it now, despite some of the angst i felt in that transition, as i look back at it now, the policy continuity was extraordinary because president obama picked tim geithner, ben bernanke was still there. Barney was still there. Chris dodd was still there. Picked tim geithner. The capital stabilization programs need it. They had the programs they needed in place when they got there. They manageled him well. There was pressure no doubt there was pressure. Because theres president from the place to get rid of what the other guys had just did. Just disallow it. B
Trafficking and we were embedded with the fbi and local police on one of the raids. The fbi is calling it modern day slavery. And the Agency Director says these are america children who go missing and are then exploited. Police from every bay area county took part in the sting and as a result 6 children have been saved from being forced to sell themselve themselves. Abc 7 News Reporter vic lee reports. Why do you do it . For money. For money. I guess the easy money. Reporter shawna not her real name says she can make 100 dollars and more per client. Shes 29 years old. And has a daughter. Shaun a selling her bod buddy since 17. She was pimp pd bay man who knew her step sister. He kind of like wheeled me into it. Reporter so you were tricked into it. Kind of yes. Yes. I was scared. I was stuck with him for 6 months. Reporter shes one of 11 women taken into custody friday night in san rafael. One was eight months pregnant. All were interviewed by police and advocate from support groups. I
[train whistle blowing] global warming. [whistle blows] some say irreversible consequences are 30 years away. 30 years . That wont affect me. [brakes screech] my name is louis im the executive director of the Mission Economic development agency. Ill very pleased to be here to share our work with the neighborhood. First metro a was founded 20 years ago on Business Expansion providing Loan Services to adMission District and the latino districts then in the 1990s low income and latino families were faced with the threat of disparity so we decided it metro a needed to expand hiss its services for homeownership counterand closer invention and in subject years weve added free tax and Workforce Development resources. Metro a new provides services to over 7 thousand families annually. We take a holistic integrated Service Delivery because were dedicated to insuring that latino families get all the resources they need to be successful. The Mission Promise neighborhood is based on this philosoph
Another round of applause for the color guard, please. Also a couple of final things. I have noticed that supervisor breed showed up from district 5. Thank you, supervisor. And we have a reception at the top of the stairs. And si and i have been waiting to say this all night, in the all of antiquities. I want to thank everyone and the families and the officers who were not here that are out on the street doing what these guys do every day. Thank you very much. So at the get things started please welcome a great leader and the director of the environment ms. Melanie clapping . Good morning, everyone. My name is melanie im the director of the San Francisco department of the environment. I want to thank you all for helping us celebrate electric vehicles in San Francisco. Before i introduce the mayor i want to introduce other activities. Also wanted to thank you for your leadership moreen in helping to adopt the electrician of electric vehicles. So in San Francisco we know that transportat
Once belonged to someone else. Her story and these hands story are one in the same. Now. But listen to how that came to be. Growing up, lindsay was always one of the pretty girls. She went to college. She did some modelling and got to work building a career in fashion. And then, she lost her hands. And her feet. Hold it right there, please. Reporter we first met lindsay three years ago in december of 2009. Hello, lindsay. Hi. Good to see you again. Reporter in one of her first meetings with this man, dr. Scott levin, a transplant specialist who was willing to try the still rare procedure of giving lindsay new hands, real ones, from a donor. Will i be able to go behind my hopefully youll be doing your hair. Reporter heres what happened to lindsay. When she was 24, she had her eye on a career producing Fashion Shows and had just coverage waited from virginia commonwealth universitys well regarded fashion program. You were on your way. Yes. I would say that was my dreams, as far as being