so when willy brown was there there was going to be no sewage plant that was the biggest lie ever told being on land that would not go under the water if there was an earthquake and i'm talking landfill most of my area is landfill people don't even know anything about hunter's point but i saw some committee that was being setup i didn't see not one group there from bay view hunter's point to give you information so i'm going to talk to him and i'm going to give him a name or two names so he can put them on there that know about the community thank you so very much and you all have a blessed day. >> thank you doctor some of those comments i think we can't shy away from the affordability conversation i think commissioner moran is right we're way beyond the days where we can unilaterally do something without process. affordability is a big topic right now and it's absolutely necessary that people are encouraged and we got to flush that out and think outside the box and my point i think most of us feel that any work that's being done any large projects that are being done should certainly

and willie brown is here to talk about the raging debate over income inequality. first, a check of the top headlines. sap has reported small gains. the failed to offset slowdown in older software products. hurterman company was also i a strong europe. twitter announced new mobile app products. they will allow users to sell their apps in there at exchange. they have been successful for facebook. sold morethey have than 7 million playstation consoles since launching in november. they're having trouble keeping up with demand. that is 3 million more than the xbox one. in addition, they say they have sold more than 20 million copies of ps4 games. first, the ipo is off to a fairly strong start for weibo. are at the low end of the range, $285 million. they are controlled by a chinese online compnaany. joining me, their chairman and ceo. how are you feeling? >> great. it has been a tough market. nasdaq and the entire u.s. market -- we can pricehat today and have good trading results. i am very happy. >> you mentioned nasdaq. why go public now? >> whenever time to the mark

brown. >>> good morning on this tuesday. 5:00. thank you so much for joining us. first day of april. >> if you liked the weather yesterday, boy, you're going to love today. >> not that different to start, mike. >> absolutely. here's a look up in

i was the first youth chair of the naacp and willie brown was a law student and was our advisor. i say all of this not to kind of indicate how old i am, but mostly to say that i'm a san franciscan. i went to polytechnic high school which no longer exists. so, i stand here before you as one of juliet's mentors. she is a young woman. when i was working as director of communications at the urban habitat, you know, at the time carl anthony was the executive director and president of earth island institute with david brauer. and juliet was working on her

urban habitat is in favor of this and another member to our group willy brown is in favor of this. [speaker not understood], so, you know there are -- which is 91 peep until this room. that is double the people in this room who have signed a poe advertising to say, yes, please keep sunday meters. let's get away from the numbers for a moment and go for why we want to keep sunday parking meters because we haven't talked enough about that. it's certainly not to harass church goers. it's for environmental, financial and quality of life issues. it's to support the goals of the city. to shift some people, not to get rid of cars. to shift some people from cars to buses, bikes and walking. we raised financially $9 million. that's enough to keep free muni for youth permanently. that's enough to, if we wanted to start seniors and people with disabilities on free muni. environmentally, cars spend 30% of their time looking for parking, circling, adding to congestion, adding to safety issues with bicycles and with pedestrians. and finally, we believe that you're going to be able to pass these m

i was the first youth chair of the naacp and willie brown was a law student and was our advisor. i say all of this not to kind of indicate how old i am, but mostly to say that i'm a san franciscan. i went to polytechnic high school which no longer exists. so, i stand here before you as one of juliet's mentors. she is a young woman. when i was working as director of communications at the urban habitat, you know, at the time carl anthony was the executive director and president of earth island institute with david brauer. and juliet was working on her mba at san francisco state, and i was asked to sit in on the interview when she came to apply for a job as carl's assistant. basically, a very low-level job. but what i was i'd impressed by was shear passion and her commitment and her caring for community and for people, marginalized people of every color. and i sat through that interview. and when she walked out of the room, we had a flood of people from san francisco state, from university of california, from stanford who really wanted to work as an assistant to carl anthony who was

former mayor willy brown is a $200,000 paid political consultant for them and helped in a big way to get mayor lee in office. mayor lee has received donations for his campaigns from pacific gas and electric and other parties that are involved with pacific gas and electric. everybody that's worked on this issue for the last 10 years as i have or even the last couple years knows what's going on here and knows that clean power sf is being held up by political maneuvers from a government that is compromised by its relationships with the fossil fuel energy corporation. and like i said, to your staff's credit, they have said against that pressure for years that clean power sf is the, one of the primary tools to reach the climate action goals of the city and without it, the city can't reach its goals. so on march 31st supervisor avalos has called a hearing which may be uncomfortable for this commission, may be a little uncomfortable for staff, but i'm arguing should be a lot more uncomfortable for the city and what we need for you as a commission is to stand up to the mayor's office and tel

willie brown, when he became mayor, he had never been to hunters point, but he saw ah this beautiful scenery and the sun coming up. and he said, oh, this is a good place for big development. and guess what? it started. one of the other reasons we have is the managers, that the redevelopment gave to us back in the '70s. john stewart, he's evicted mostly all the people out of public housing. i've asked you all to come out and just take a look at what is going on out there, and the housing that is being built, you wouldn't want your dog to live in it. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other member of the public who hasn't spoken? seeing none, mr. chairman, i think public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and with that, i have to apologize that i have to leave the hearing, but i want to thank you for this opportunity and we will be back as we work with the mayor's office, community, and all the various agencies to develop the proposal. thank you very much, and thank you to all the tenants and the representatives who. come out today. >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor avalos. >>

and willie brown is here to talk about the raging debate over income inequality. first, a check of the top headlines. sap has reported small gains.

and willie brown is here to talk about the raging debate over income inequality. first, a check of the top headlines. sap has reported small gains.

. >> it's note just willie brown. we spoke with a number of people in the political world who have known and worked with keith jackson over the years. they all describe him as a very likable game they all say they are stunned by the allegations. >> yeah. even if you set aside the more bizarre parts. >> and there are a lot. >> yes. it really does set this sort of unsettling light on money and politics, doesn't it? >> once again, it does. the finance expert in sacramento tells us this case has sent a shock wave through state politics. because if the allegations are true, it is also an indictment of a system where highly questionable money can change hands quite easily. because, as you heardings none of us would be talking about this if it with respect to for the fbi. >> interesting to see how the story unfolds for sure. >> it will. >>> checking bay area head leans. a shooting this afternoon near a freeway put a school on lock down. the shooting happened around 2:00 along 780. the elementary went on lock down as the auth

a question we put to joe garofoli from the san francisco chronicle and willie brown. is this really going to make a difference? >> it doesn't change much. all it says is, i as an individual no longer have a cap on how many people i can donate to, just as corporations and individuals who are doing things of that nature, i can do the same thing. >> american politics, it was destroyed more by citizens united that came a couple years ago, a supreme court decision that allowed to give unlimited amount to politics. that opens up the faucet. >> it was going on for so long why are people screaming about it as if the sky is falling? >> no one is really screaming about it. >> why are people complaining saying this will completely destroy american politics, the fact that individuals can give votes to multiple candidates. >> you have to understand in this world of politics and campaign contributions, if we didn't continuously have these losses and challenges, it wouldn't be as much fun. >> it is all based on freedom of speech. >> that is the legal argument. but the practicality i

end of the business community did not want to take on willie brown. characterized by its initiative system, howard jarvis, tried two or three times, made a coalition with paul again, they made half-million signatures to put a drastic two thirds cut in the property-tax and he was derided by the establishment liberals. established republican party was not in favor of proposition 13 that the people rose up. on election day two thirds of the people went against everybody. they lower their taxes 57% for property-tax. it had an effect helping the economy. tax revenues went down, only in the property tax category according to art laughter, for five to six years but after that five years property-tax revenues were back to where they were because of expansion in the economy and every other category of taxation revenue grew because this created an economic boom. it fed very well into the reagan economic expansion. i don't think there's much hope for california but you raise a terrific point. california has risen up. in 1970 we did pass proposition 13. 2003, we

willie brown and the state attorney general are expected to speak. >>> measles cases are on the rise across the us and california has more cases than any other state. the cdc says in the first four months of this year there have been a record number of cases in the us especially if you compare that compared to other 18 years. 58 people in california have been affected. a campaign has been launched to teach new doctors what signs to look for. >> i've been practicing and i know what to look for, but new physicians haven't seen it. part of the campaign that the public health has been doing is to make sure they know what to look for. >>> parents refusing to vaccinate their children is a cause of the increase. people are opting out of vaccinations. >>> the west nile virus has resurfaced and the mosquito and the dead birds, they have found it. it's the earliest discovery in any west nile virus season to date. the unusually warm weather caused conditions for it to thrive. they say wear bug spray and report any dead birds. >>> people were sent home yesterday for a festival because of the rai

. >>> it's a fine line between political insider brown and carla. phil matier has more. >> good morning and sports are definitely on the topic of today. i want you to bring gnaw team to san francisco. >> san francisco needs a football team. the raiders want to get out of oakland. it seems to me we ought to provide them with the opportunity to play in our city. >> let me school you as an oaklander. raiders have the loyallest fans in the league. they have a visceral hate of the 49ers and there's no way the fans in the black hole couldn't come to a hand me down 49ers. build it, use it to build the raiders. we do. we could be back in the game. >> are they called? >> the 49ers play in front of clara. it doesn't matter be you play. it's a motor home arrangement. >> the black will never play in san francisco. if you go to any of those tailgate games in oakland, you know what i'm talking about. >> do you know what the value of that franchise would be in san francisco versus oakland? i would guess and any friend carmen paul would probably tell better story t

. >> willie, thank you very much for that. >>> coming up, jason brown is out on the historic rock center rink. he's going to skate and we'll talk to him. but first, a look at these messages, your local news and the nice spring weather forecast. >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. a stage one water shortage emergency is no in effect in mountain view. it took effect last night. restaurants, for instance, are only to serve water to those customers who request it. it also encouraging more restauran residents to be more thoughtful in their homes. >>> we see the lighter volume taking effect because the rain has eased up. san francisco schools and the tri-valley schools are on spring break so a lot of parents not going into work. a new crash at the san mateo bridge. that is causing a bit of a back up at 880. here is your south bay, northbound routes, and notice it, the 101 slows toward the airport. 85 and 280 not really a problem in the northbound directions. a little slow out of coopertino. ♪ >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning, it's the 2nd of april, 2014. and boy, did we have a great s

. >> look at you, willie. you're so smiling and so composed. and i love your brown belt highlighting your waist. >> tamron's wearing mom jeans. >> we're all wearing mom jeans. >> i was rendered speechless for the first time in my life. >> the mere thought of it, sent you into a panic. >> al, question for you. >> yeah? >> where were you last wednesday? dallas ft. worth? >> i was at a restaurant. >> at the airport? >> i was. >> that's interesting, because a man ended up on the tarmac at dallas-ft. worth airport last wednesday for nearly 20 minutes after he exited a fire escape door in one of the airport restaurants by accident. apparently the fire alarm wasn't working, he found the tarmac. he was looking for the restroom. construction workers spotted him wandering around with two bags looking. he was arrested for public intoxication. an airport official said the man did not pose a risk to passengers since he'd gone through airport security, fully screened, just walked out the wrong door and kind of stayed there for 20 minutes looking for his flig

mentioned james brown. tlalz great picture of you and the godfather in "the new york times." >> oh, my gosh. >> that picture is 1982, leaving the white house with ronald reagan. >> what a great shot. >> reverend al. >> that's right. >> so -- that's when i had my joe scarborough hair. >> look, reverend, now, look here. look at me and you next to each other. see, we're brothers from another mother. look at that. >> i think that's a stretch. >> thank you, reverend. >> happy birthday, joe. >> and chuck. tomorrow, right? >> no, you and i are back to back. >> oh, that's right. >> we're going to be watching "politics nation" later today. thank you so much for being with you reverend. chuck todd stick around. harper bazaar laura branson is going to be here. you are about to become very popular. because when you buy the new samsung galaxy s5 on verizon, you get a second samsung galaxy s5 for free. so, who ya gonna give it to? maybe your brother could use it to finally meet a girl. your mom, but isn't your love rewar

. >> we'll get it for you after, willie. this is really fun to do. all you have to do is cover the egg with brown paint and then you can add some detailing with white paint to put on the laces and the stripes. it's really easy. >> love that. >> glitter time. my favorite time of the day. >> for the girly girl, lots of bling, lots of glitter. so this we just used some food containers from the craft store for a dollar. put some mini makeup items from the drugstore. candy necklaces and these glitter eggs. you just need some regular elmer's glue and brush it around the entire egg and put it in a bowl of glitter and they look great. >> we've got some little kids over here. >> some easter crafts. >> hi, guys. what's happening? >> are you all ready for easter bunny? >> yeah. >> yes? >> we have a little surprise. i think someone is here. >> mr. bunny. oh, mr. easter bunny. >> oh, my goodness. >> here he is. >> look, guys. the easter bunny. hi, easter bunny. come say hello. >> he's coming a couple of days early. >> got some gifts for you guys. >> want an egg?

so, when i got to go hear willie brown present on his mother's birthday the bridge and i met willie brown in '94 and '95 when he was running for mayor, i felt kind of great. i always connected myself to greatness in earth. it's a good or bad time, but you have to put yourself and see what were you doing and how you passed along. i think we all need to learn to make sure that our days are just as good as the bad that come, take a lemon and making it to lemon ade. so, go online, kj paul.com, juicy, jucye with the e, and you'll hear my music, songs from 11-6-12 presidential candidate, presidential karaoke. [speaker not understood]. >> okay, we move on to our next item which is correspondence. >> we have two correspondence items. one is a letter from co-chair chip supanich from the oakland disability commission. the second piece of correspondence is a notice of board vacancy from conard house, inc., a private california nonprofit corporation gives notice that two director positions on its nine-member volunteer board of directors are vacant. >> thank you, heather. agenda item number 12 is coun

i want to thank bruce brown, eric siegel, and willie jay, and clay johnson all of you for , being here. this is a terrifically important issue. this is been one of the best panels on the issue i've ever seen. >> i agree. [applause] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] and coming up next, the supreme court oral argument in abc versus aereo. the court heard the case yesterday in a cnn report that could fundamentally change the way viewers could watch broadcast television as the major networks challenge the company aereo. which is a subscription fee that allows viewers to watch television on their smart phones on their computers. wins, some legal experts said i could undermine the entire broadcast tv business model, but i law to fester at uc berkeley tells the and and that if the justices do side with aereo, the network could go to congress to find a fix. we will take a listen to the oral argument now from the supreme court's on tuesday. it is about one hour. >> we'll hear argument next in case 13461, a