francisco i have to say women hold up more than half the sky in san francisco so you thank you, very much for working with us explaining. >> thank you all for joining us this morning to celebrate women of extraordinary character and commitment and encourage and i want to thank the commission and the friends of our commission on the status of women for your generosity and our energy in having an women's human right in san francisco and certainly beyond our city. i'm sure you're aware of emily described in 1998 we became the first city in the nation to reflect our principles felt united nations on all description against wjs that's called sedot and given out of cities leadership the united nations has asked us to a city to lead the campaign and i take it correct even though anita was in new york last week she sent me a photo they're in a foot moose age particularly in some exotic city i get to only work harder. but she was there in new york i was proud of her a as she joined the department and the united nations convention commission on the status of women conventional in new york to c

jose at 59, and 58 in san rafael and fremont, and san francisco at 59 degrees but it feels warmer without the breeze and if you are going to alcatraz look how calm the waters are, no white caps and notice how the emeryville camera is looking to at catarase and the bridge. the high clouds are that so breezy and rain turning to showers and cooler weather on thursday night into friday and right now the weekend is locking warmer and still trending a little bit dry for the next system. we will be in the upper secretary to 70 in the south bay with san jose at 68 and mid-to-upper 60's the let of the afternoon with local breezes along the bayshore line on the peninsula and nearly 60 at half moon bay to the sunset and low 60's if downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito and upper 50's at coast but upper 60's if most of our north bay valley and we will be in the mid-to-upper 50's at the east bay shore and touch 70 at fairfield and antioch and brentwood. game throw of the series with the rangers is a day game at 12:35 and warming to 65. have the sun screen. the temperatures are mid-40's in the n

from the east bay hills, cross the port of oakland to san francisco we. have high tree pollen and weed pollen and mold spores and pollution is low and u.v. index is high. if you are outside, put on some sun screen. 7:00 this morning for the day planner, it will be cooler with temperatures in the 40's to low 50's and high clouds at noon and temperature around 58 at the coast and low-to-mid 60's for the rest of us. at 4:00 we have warm are highs and back are we should be, upper 50's and mid-60's around the bay can inland and in the evening, it will be warmer but not so breezy with high clouds and sunshine and 56 and up to 62 degrees. two to four degrees warmer without the nasty breezes. >> and from morgan hill to gilroy we have construction project that will block lanes until 9:00 this morning so you may start to see a bottleneck, southbound 101 from monterey street to madison avenue, watch out. as we look at the cuff time traffic, 580, tracy to dublin is 24 minutes and antioch to concord is 14 minutes and 101 southbound into san francisco is 18 minutes fro

my name is bill i'm a taxi driver in san francisco and a medallion holder. i've been driving a cab for 24 years and lived in san francisco for 44 years. and this is the worst i've ever seen the taxi industry because of companies stem but hoover and lift who pay absolutely no taxes in san francisco i right now have to pay a $75 tax stand fair they pay no fees. you have no idea what it is late i drive thursday and friday and saturday night. as saturday night i was empty for an hour and a half because of those people who are picking people up there's no police enforcement nothing so they can side whatever they like. it sounds like like a conservative city which it's not. and you've allowed those people to operate with no sprilgs and no rules. i'm paying $125,000 inform drive the privilege of driving a taxi in san francisco. that's half the regular price which is 2 hundred and 50 thousands hoover and lift villaraigosa no expenses. we have to pay and this is a the reason we were empty. everybody i mean everything is taking hoover and lift now and they only have t

♪ >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to bloomberg west. we cover the infant -- recover innovation in technology. two companies going public just today. possible --t microsoft's mobile march continues. first a check of your top headlines. ibm has come under increasing government scrutiny. the reason, the pentagon, the -- government officials want to make sure that lenovo's purchase will give china a backdoor access to u.s. secrets. and the white house is angry with samsung after a use of selfie, taken by david ortiz. the slugger signed an endorsement deal with samsung. the company retweeted the picture in an advertisement with more than 5 million followers. the white house has object and to using the president's likeness for commercial purposes. and google is suspending sales of the anoxic alarm. web --nic feature of the of the nest smoke alarm -- it could take two to three months to fix this problem. google. them in january. technology ipos are hitting wall street. grubhub and a cloud software company both started trading today. the grubhu

but three-quarters of people in san francisco from smart. they want more tech companies because it provides better jobs. and pin so much jobs. six in ten people in san francisco thought the buses and the tech workers were being blamed for problems they didn't create. tech companies are good for cities, but we need more affordable housing, and we need more transit and better jobs for regular working class folks. that's what we need in social contact for the american dream, more housing, creating jobs and transit not just for the elite but for everyone. >> always great to talk with you. thank you for this. you can catch richard's latest article in the atlanta. that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi. i'll be in washington with the world bank and international monetary fund. join us at 7:00 eastern and 4:00 pacific. thank you for joining us. >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. starting at

san francisco is a very large, story. tech success there are a lot of cities such as new york and other cities like boston and austin, texas that are traveling the same trajectory. to understand how to understand the challenges that a large community, what kind impact they have on the overall city is instructive. the other i and while there has been a lot depressed over the past several years or months -- overas been a lot of press the past several years are much about the bus, the view is more nuanced than read in the paper. >> one of the most interesting things is during the dot com bubble, it was a focus on finance and and i seem to get meted out to the rest of society. spreads to other disciplines and types of jobs. >> there are two separate points. it turned out san francisco was very heavily dependent on the finance sector before. worst made the.com bust that there were losses in finance jobs. right now san francisco has a more balanced economy before -- between the sectors that is better set up for the future. you

for additional units in san francisco. but we will be behind the rest of the people who have applied today. the other thing about this where we are, san francisco portfolio, though we are not the largest to apply. we were the largest portfolio to apply and be accepted. the chicago portfolio is awaiting. they are behind us. so again the central component of this is preservation. the $312 tenant rent is not sufficient by itself to even cover operating expenses. clearly there has to be an operating subsidy some place to cover operating expenses. to run the buildings in a manner that renters and investors would like, that level of support has to be higher. we talked about how we are converting this from section 9 funding to section 8 funding. it provides a more stable, long-term subsidy and provide for that leveraging. again this is a combination of two different programs we are doing. we are doing rad, which we applied for and the house authority has applied for which they have received authorization. the housing authority is

it's a big accomplishment for san francisco. we want to be very clear that the sfpuc likes go solar s.f., we think there is a lot of value added to diversifying the production of renewable power and locally generating those in our city. and we're very proud of what we, with your support as the board appropriations, have been able to accomplish in san francisco. as a second point, as you consider future funding for this program -- and i know you do deliberations on an $8 billion budget of which ours is a smaller 13% or so of the total, but nevertheless every dollar is important and we want to provide a broader context for you as you look at specifically our budget in the coming weeks, in may as well in particular. let me provide a bit of background to put it into context. hetch hetchy power has provided many benefits to the city, and we've been generating power since 1918. nearly 100 years we've been generating greenhouse gas free energy for the city central services. this saves the general fund $50 million a year. i think that's

push to prevent pedestrians death in san francisco. dangerous stretch of road where police will be out in full force tomorrow. also the escapey marketing stunt that is minding the facebook page and may know more but than you thought possible. join us for those stories and join us for those stories and more at 11:00 on channel 7. if. >> rate now larry is here with sports and quite a match down in l.a. >> this is really good game. different than the first two in the series. san jose shark knew they weren't going to keep scoring 6 goals in the post season. leading in the series shark took the nuys los angeles tonight at staple looking to try to take a strangle hold on the conditioning and series. my off hockey this is the way it goes. it gets of course. a lot of hitting. fv kind of whiff on it and it's one nothing shark. in the second jason and amazing. hand eye coordination. tied at 2 in the third. l.a. power play. andre fires carter. just got a piece of it. so trickle past down and the power play. thomas hurdle not to be denied. the bac

the hail that blanketed a street in san francisco. an anonymous viewer sent this to us three our u report site. >>> i'm kristen sze. >> i'm cheryl jennings. our springtime kicking off with a dose of winter. is this umbrella weather enough to put a dent in the drought? mike nico. >> a few sprinkles falling right now as another storm is approaching san francisco. you can see behind me we do have some breaks in the cloud cover. and that sun is what's going to help energize that storm to come through. yesterday we talked about .5 to about 1 inch of rain. that's what you see over the past 24 hours in most neighborhoods. let's talk about what's happening up north. this is where we've seen the steadier scattered showers. san rafael, mill valley, larksberg, rich month, hercules and rodeo going to get some scattered showers here. over san francisco down to san mateo. look what's developing off the coast. another thunderstorm heading towards half moon bay, pescadero. could head into the peninsula. what to expect the rest of the afternoon, downp

the amount is immense, and that is causing the boom in san francisco. within a mile of here, there are probably 1,000 startups. >> in your opinion, these are good things. >> no, not necessarily. >> why not? >> why not? because these startups -- students are dropping out of mit in their junior year to go to san francisco and do a startup, but they're not starting companies. they're writing software applications, which are products. there's a huge difference between a product and a company. their only route to liquidity is to sell it to google, apple, whatever. most of them will fail. that's fine because there's so much money around, they can fail and then fail again. they'll keep getting financed. it's not good for them. they're not getting the education at mit they should have gotten. they dropped out. they're not learning how to be entrepreneurs. they're just writing software and applications. there are so many millions. somebody probably knows how many millions of applications there are already are, but there's no great shortage of them. i see the bui

that is a shame. >> reporter: exactly. >> brian webb in san francisco. thank you. >>> surveillance captures a brazen thief making off with a lap top and a phone from a customer in a san francisco coffee shop. this woman in the striped shirt bias her coffee, then sits down. soon, she casually gets up, goes to the unattended lap top and phone, picks them up and i casually walks out the front door. a thief. the victim says she lost months worth of work. police have not found that woman. >>> developing news. crews have suspended the search for a missing hiker. kpix 5's linda yee reports they found no signs of her. >> reporter: with no new evidence or leads to follow, search and rescue crews have called off the efforts. the woman has been missing since friday. the 33-year-old of menlo park was last seen last friday. authorities say shed left a message earlier that day and said she was going for a hike. a car rented in her name was later found abandoned in the parking lot. family members did fight back tears saying they are still hoping she will turn up. >> sh

the amount is immense, and that is causing the boom in san francisco. within a mile of here, there are probably 1,000 startups. >> in your opinion, these are good things. >> no, not necessarily. >> why not? >> why not? because these startups -- students are dropping out of mit in their junior year to go to san francisco and do a startup, but they're not starting companies. they're writing software applications, which are products. there's a huge difference between a product and a company. their only route to liquidity is to sell it to google, apple, whatever. most of them will fail. that's fine because there's so much money around, they can fail and then fail again. they'll keep getting financed. it's not good for them. they're not getting the education at mit they should have gotten. they dropped out. they're not learning how to be entrepreneurs. they're just writing software and applications. there are so many millions. somebody probably knows how many millions of applications there are already are, but there's no great shortage of them. i see the bui

it will be called the sales force power and they will add 1,000 jobs here in san francisco. i asked the mayor how he brokered this deal? did he promise tax breaks? he said no, he just found out this week. >> it was a surprise announcement to us in san francisco government. we didn't know they were going to expand until they told us. we received it with, wow, really? the staff explained that "this is our home, we feel so comfortable here." >> whether it is the ripple effect, really strong ripple effect this will all have, we are very, very blessed to is sales force in our midst going to the big hightower in the cloud but nothing cloudy about the thinking. >> it is a cloud computing company with an urban campus on this block. three buildings will be here and they onlily looked at mission bay but changed their mind and decided to come here because the executives say they liked this area better, the transportation options and the restaurants. this tower opening in 2017 and they say it will be the tallest building on the west coast. >>> notwithstanding you. still to come, the day

only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people, particularly at the top, is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the comparison ends. >> how much have you had to put into this? >> i try never to ask that question. because, you know, we've done -- we've rebuilt every building. kathryn really felt as if raising grass-fe

again, i want to thank entrepreneurs community partners and the san francisco foundation and welcome back our brother fred blackwell and director olsen lee. and also want to recognize the executive director of the housing authority barbara taylor smith. thank you barbara i know you've had quite a year and at least i want to thank the hunter's view residents thank you so much for being patient. and recognize the hunter tenants association and as we help our people with walk it's a new organization that's been be born out of the entire process. to our housing authority and commissioners thank you very much for your services and mothers against crime we wouldn't be her without you and uplift our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back to san francisco thank you for being here. and thank you, everyone (clapping.) as we've heard so far take the village i was to invite our next village person secretary thank you. now we'll do the ymca. so good

good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the san francisco bicycle coalition. we're very excited to see the progress made in a short period the tragedy in the richmond district drives us to advocate for more ambition action. we want to commend the mta on their diligent work in establishing the accomplice of zero vision this is in a epidemic we're

good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the san francisco bicycle coalition. we're very excited to see the progress made in a short period the tragedy in the richmond district drives us to advocate for more ambition action. we want to commend the mta on their diligent work in establishing the accomplice of zero vision this is in a epidemic we're president the hard data this is will be the best way to achieve vision zero and we should prioritize geneva and all corridors that are in dire need of improvements that he want to make sure that the necessary safety improvements and i believe that you as commissioners can help us achieve that. so that we can achieve vision zero on our most dangers street we'll continue to work with the city families to achieve that >> thank you. >> good afternoon nicole snider i want to thank the public health department for the data driven solutions we're excited they're going to be implemented by january 2016 and an evaluation exponent to eliminate our high injury corridors. i also you know i think that we're asking a lot of the city

francisco. but we have a great number of employees that commute from the east by the way. your shifts work all night and a lot of our employees like the night shift is gives them more flexibility for their families and so people run into issues especially getting home in the morning. i've heard you mention the late night for employees that get off on the swing shift it's difficult because if a an employee is late to relieve them and if they miss the train it's frustrating. in the morning it's an issue with 5:00 a.m. with the employees getting out with the limited service. how are they on weekend schedules don't work when you're working twenty-four hours a day. and then the shift is definitely something that can make a difference. i want to suggest we'll be happy to provide information and work with our employees to try to find out what types of other situations that our employees with running go. our residents rely and definitely our employees are relying on this. so i want to thank you very muc

oakland, temperatures in the mid-50s, san francisco and los gatos, looking at san francisco, low clouds there, fog, low 50s, santa rosa, petaluma, napa, today's high temperatures were mainly in the 50s and 60s. we managed to get up into the low 70s around livermore, redwood city and san jose. there were one or two sites is that made it to the mid-70s. camera giving you an indication as to why temperatures were so much on the cool side. the overcast continues, the onshore breeze, we'll continue with the widespread cloudiness, warmer in the next two days, it will be breezy and cooler as we hit tuesday. satellite radar, what is coming here, high pressure building in. the wind flow out of the north, a minor warming trend as we will expect clearing. the earlier clearing tomorrow and monday. so just a minor warming trend for those two days. tonight, clouds are around. tomorrow morning you have early plans, make sure you grab a sweat shirt or a jacket, because it is not only going to be overcast but on the cool to chilly side. and then sunny for most areas. you will notice even parts of the co

san francisco is taking find out why officials feel it will still be completely safe to drink. those stories and a lot more coming up on mornings on 2. now back to you on the mornings news. >>> sal, you are watching the bridges and there are a lot more cars out there. >> yes, it is getting to the busy part of the commute, dave and right now we are looking at a commute which is busy on highway 4 coming into bay point and antioch and there are no major problems but it's going to be slow. 680 southbound in the area especially highway 2. traffic is here into san francis and you can see traffic report is going tobies i as you drive out of the pass into livermore. 6:46 let's go to steve. >>> cloudy for some especially on the coast, fog bank is watched up and some areas already have sunshine and some are dealing with low clouds and higher clouds and the front is here but here as in northern california but it will get here. later on and right back there that will not be there until late tonight and tomorrow and that will give us some rain, sun and cloud fearing -- fearing the north bay

. >> we have megan from the san francisco public health department to give an overview which is also the pedestrian safety task force co-chaired by her and tim i didn't. >> thank you very much for having us and thank you for the opportunity for achieving the goal of zero vision by 2024. the safety task force is expanded and our meetings are now quarterly as the zero task force and i'm going to share a little bit about the overview and the team is structuring it's activity to complete that goal and future items for your consideration for the committee. and i'm going to turn it over to for more discussions regarding engineering. back to the root of vision zero it started in sweden it is the highest priority for our transportation system the racks we've heard we want to design a transportation system forgiveness our humanness and so there's not death we're really doing comprehensively at the various project like education and enforcement to help to create a system in san francisco that fundamentally protects life. we are also keenly attuned to protecting our most vulnerable road users a

it's 73 now in san francisco. 74 oakland. 74 half moon bay. here is a live view from our camera looking northwest. and 80s in concord and livermore, one more live view from mount tam looking under ocean beach, clear skies now. some coastal fog may move into that direction tonight. forecast features, clouds overnight. sunny testimony, mild again. warmer inland spots. cooler pattern develops near week's end. huge ridge nom dating our weather deflecting cold air to the north this, is a nice big warm bridge bringing us warm conditions. inland temperatures peaking for the week tomorrow, then we'll cool down into mid, late week. this is our prediction, down to 70s saturday, friday, saturday, sunday. dropping down to about 71 next monday. there is going to be a steady cool down in most inland locations over the next week. lows on the mild side. temperatures mid-50s tonight. then, tomorrow we'll see a little bit of clouds at the coast. 80s on the warmest inland location. so low to mid-80s on the peninsultown san francisco tomorrow. north bay valleys w

san jose is located in san francisco giant territory. liz: right. and certainly they don't want two teams that are extremely close to each other but that brings us to san jose. san jose has a hire tax base. a lot of silicon valley startups are there. big companies are there. this would be great. they could promise they will bid an absolutely fabulous new stadium or arena for the baseball team but, mlb that is a pretty serious accusation to lob at them. is there validity to this? >> i think that again, major league baseball is really standing up and acting out more on behalf of the san francisco giants in trying to protect the giants's turf. what is interesting, i agree, it would be a fantastic move for the a's franchise. i think a's fans would love to be in a brand new ballpark, being in st. louis where we have beneficiaries of relatively new ballpark and you see them all around baseball the last 10 or 15 years, it does a wonderful thing for a fan base but unfortunately you have a very poor situation in oakland and finances between the t

there's been a great controversy in san francisco. one of the things you cited was how twitter has drawn into a blighted neighborhood. and they do not like the changes. one of the thing people like is diversity. when rich, white people come in, they change it by being there. is there guidance about how these companies cannot slap on top of these communities? >> in the work we did, we surveyed and did interviews of leading technology companies as surveys of the residents. one of the things that was -- that came out clearly in the residential survey was that if people felt very differently about the employees who work in in and lived in san francisco, and they felt differently about people who commuted every day. the area you choose somewhere that is easily reachable by the majority of your employees makes a difference. >> to put in a slightly different way, bloomberg having its headquarters downtown was regarded favorably. -- twitter having its headquarters downtown was regarded favorably. you should think about this as a -- tim's work

. >> this is a gas leak and the san francisco fire department says there were evacuations and streets have been slut down. it has been cut. >> a truck at a construction site and pg&e is on the scene. a photographer on the ground says that you could hear the gas missing so loudly that it was sealed off, and pg&e directed the workers to dig around the break to stop it. the evacuations have been lifted with no reports of injuries so report. breaking news continues on twitter. >> our other top story is in san jose, the mysterious shooting death of a young father. thanks for joining us. >>> san jose police found the man shot in his car in east san jose before 5:30 this morning and sadly, he die add short time later. his family talked with matt keller who is on the scene. >> police are still here in this east san jose neighborhood. the coroner arrived in the past half hour and several streets are block off in the area. officers are still collecting evidence and talking to witnesses, but so far they have no suspect. >> it is not that unusual to hear gunshots in this east san jose neighborhoo

it will be rush hour here in san francisco. organizers are expecting about 1,000 people to meet at city hall, march right over here to twitter headquarters. they're protesting these tax breaks that the city gives to twitter. but also to a number of other tech companies as well, to lure them to locate here in this area which used to be a very blighted area. and what the companies get in return, they're exempt from paying payroll taxes on new hires. for a six-to eight-year period, they're also exempt from paying some taxes on other forms of income. so ideal for companies that are growing, that are considering an i.p.o. but critics say it's taking a bite out of the city budget, that these tech companies don't need these sweet deals to be lords to san francisco or stay in san francisco and bottom line, this is a fight over income inequality. a lot of these workers here, service workers, stiu members believe they're being priced out of the city. >> what does twitter say about all of this? do they have a reaction? >> they do. this $5

in san francisco. the umbrella brigade took over the streets along the embarcadero they were needed in big way today. city saw some lightning and thunder. very rare around the bay area. and the rain is lead to go power out annuals across the bay area as well including san jose. turn now to spencer tracking the next wave coming in on live doppler 7hd spencer. >> all right dan as you can see on live doppler 7hd we have a little bit of a calm period but may not last long. look at this batch of moisture just off the coast line of the north bay and looks like it has some pretty heavy written fall. maybe even isolated thrm as it approaches the forth by coast license but men while we see the south bay rain dissipate and into the hill country. lull rate now but more on the way. forecast animation at 11:00 o'clock tonight at which point we will see 80's of showers and maybe even locally heavy downpour just pushing on shore and that pattern continues overnight into the early morning hours. beginning of the morni

live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the city of san francisco is taking steps to make sure that easter sunday and the event known as 4/20 coexist peace fly. announced a plan to deal with 4/20 gathering. 4/20 is slang for smoking marijuana. the city will increase police and parking patrols because they say in past years, thousands of people gather in the golden gate park and the ashbury neighborhood caused property damage and left behind tons of litter. >>> berkley's skyline could get a change from a new high-rise hotel is approved. 16 story hotel, with office space, and a restaurant. plans call for it to be located on -- avenue, about a block from the beshg ri campus. bank of america now sits. as soon as next year. >>> new at 10:00, a golden p opportunity for some women tonight. females small business owners were invite today an event in san francisco, and they got to meet and ask questions of successful entrepreneurs who acted as their men torres. the owner of a barbecue rest runt in berkley. >> i really don't have in m people that i can look up to and ask for

avenue that claimed the life of one person. >> right now we have a lieutenant from the san francisco fire department joining us by phone and first up, thanks for being here. second, we initially heard reports that two people were dead and that has changed. >> yes, my understanding was that there were two deceased but that was clarified for me, one of the individuals is in critical condition but was transported to the hospital. >> can you tell us what happened when you got the call before 10:00 this morning? >> thank you is correct. there was a last commotion in the background and reporting of fire. when we arrived on the scene there was heavy smoke and fire in this public housing building and crews went in and they were told there were possibly people trapped so they went in to execute a search and did locate two individuals. >> we also heard reported that some of the victims jumped out of ones to escape. >> that is what i understand. i believe there were five adults and one child living in this particular unit. >> are there any other people injured? >> not that i am aware of. we hav

francisco. >> there was no rain, no fog at the san francisco airport. i've seen it in much tougher conditions to land. so yeah, it was so shocking we could miss the runway by so much. >> reporter: the plane clipped a sea wall and someone, breaking into pieces. there was chaos on the ground. passengers ran from the plane as emergency crews arrived. they doused the plane with foam. these pictures show you the aftermath inside the cabin. rows of seats were also dislodged. three passengers died, one run over by a fire truck involved in the rescue. scores of others injured. now nearly nine months later, the airline admits in a regulatory filing that pilots failed to maintain a safe approach. given the pilot's experience and training, there are no obvious explanations for why they did not recognize the deteriorating air speed and abandon the approach sooner. yet the airliner says boeing and its 777, the same model of plane missing, is also partly to plane. it says the plane's navigation instruments, airplane software, led the crew to believe the jet was maint

the family decides to move to san francisco to bury her past and start over and she starts to right poem and publish them in the golden era that brings her into contact with people like twain and stoddard. justiciar emerges that the golden era has been good so far but they really need their own forum with that new momentum in the literary evolution. they went from acquaintances to friends in a the co-conspirators of a crusade of their own. another writer joined them. ina she stayed out of sight since relocating and taught english saddles language school from 10:00 a.m. suze:00 p.m. then returned home to help her mother washed dishes, scrublandscrubland s and the domestic work. by the age of 22 she entered a abusive husband, he be meeting divorce and death of her infant child. she was weary of the world and wrote bitter verses of suffering. yet she needed a way out beyond grief for the burdens of her work or family. in the literary scene should find friends and fulfillment and a life worth living. a mutual friend of a delicate figure looking at the piano his fingers across the keys to imp