so carpenter and sandoval have turned it to their own advantage. seizing the right kite can help investigators shut down a gang war before it happens. >> it's excellent information for us these guys keep track of their infantry, their weapons. you know of anybody trying to take rank, we find out right away. certain gangs have certain openings. and as soon as we see that, we already know who it is. greetings, family. then at the end. >> a lot of times it's not about them worrying about us catching it. it's about it getting to the person they want it to. that's more important than the kite getting caught, for them. >> as summer begins, carpenter and sandoval discover a major threat developing on the compound. they seize numerous kites pointing to a civil war wind the top ranks of the gangster disciples. chicago's largest criminal organization both inside the jail and on the street. >> there are two guys who believe they are in charge. they're housed in opposite buildings but they have followings in each other's buildings. we identified everybody. we

also, we have -- our local has jurisdiction for all of the carpenter worked. our local is san francisco. we have a little over 3000 current members. we expect that to go once these projects start. francisco residents. every single one of my carpenters is qualified now as underemployed because there has been no work for two years. 52 apprentices, also agreed it majority are san francisco residents. we look forward to the project. we can make it work. we are also looking forward to the school districts expanding their shop and reopening shop class is so when we do get these kids, they have basic skills and it is not a complete learning curve they have to do. so thank you again. >> san francisco building and construction trades council. let me expand on the apprenticeships question. there is also a heart requirement that says -- it varies, but overall for most trades, it is one apprentice our must be worked for every five trading or local our spirit we did not have to write that in. it is pre-existing. there are also maximums. i tool happen that the number of app

local carpenters 22. tough act to follow. on this project ever agreement, it has proven over time, this can be two things that it could bring. coming in under budget and time frame. very important. we look for your support. on another note, the last time i spoke, going back to the high schools apprenticeship program. i am happy to report by senior agent, williams, who will be replacing mike, we met with the principal at john o'connell high school. we did get a sneak preview of their new building. it is exciting. we were impressed. we had a good meeting, when back to our pre-apprenticeship program. as i say, baby steps. we are excited. commissioner, i will be coming to you for advice. any help that you can be to me, so -- we look for your support on this pla project. director kim: thank you. >> danny campbell. >> good morning, madame chair, director, members of the board. danny campbell. she metalworkers' local 104. i applaud you on all the harvard you have done in putting together this pla. this will ensure the taxpayers woul

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thank you to the carpenters and laborers for pushing for the harmony letter. it is something that i strongly support. i was educated through that through the treasure island development agreement. is there a motion? motion to move. there is a second. all in favor? any opposed? all right. the motion passes unanimously. [applause] can we please call item no. 8? >> approving a resolution of intention to initiate the process of direct a contract in with the california public employees retirement system to continue providing retirement benefits to employees of tjpa , and the resolution authorizing the employer pick up of employee contributions. >> we contacted with local

sandoval and carpenter have seen gang members break that rule time and time again. they recruited many informants from the latin disciples including this man who we are calling pancho to protect him identity. he has been in and out of jail several times and he helped him work out a plea bargain. >> now that he's out, he will call us and let us know who did what and what was it about? he keeps it and what's going on. >> pancho takes sandoval by surprise and brings a fellow member of his gang in. they will be working alongside each other as pate informants. he failed to buy from me. me being that is what i want to do. the first disagreement. >>>. >> kos means kill on site. both of these men are taking precautions like wearing disguises on camera for their safety. we are giving the partner the nickname lefty to conceal his identity. >> everything is to give to the boys. it disappears. >> a fine line you crossed and once you cross it, you can't come back. >> someone who can get it, you don't want to believe. maybe that's family because the neighborhood would be that we

local carpenters 22. tough act to follow. on this project ever agreement, it has proven over time, this can be two things that it could bring. coming in under budget and time frame. very important. we look for your support. on another note, the last time i spoke, going back to the high schools apprenticeship program. i am happy to report by senior agent, williams, who will be replacing mike, we met with the principal at john o'connell high school. we did get a sneak preview of their new building. it is exciting. we were impressed. we had a good meeting, when back to our pre-apprenticeship program. as i say, baby steps. we are excited. commissioner, i will be coming to you for advice. any help that you can be to me, so -- we look for your support on this pla project. director kim: thank you. >> danny campbell. >> good morning, madame chair, director, members of the board. danny campbell. she metaorkers' local 104. i applaud you on all the harvard you have done in putting together this pla. this will ensure the taxpayers would

labours, carpenters, operating engineers, trade council, or lead in negotiating the pla with us. pla is a benefit to the program. because of our scope, complexity, duration, having a pla to regulate the issues that may arise whether it is between our contract community or the unions or between is essential to make sure that we avoid disruptions or labor action that could affect the execution of our program. and two of the program. it encourages all contractors to bid, whether union or nonunion, and have specific procedures for the support of small business. along into print or employees to the program to the project and also, through the joint administrative committee, bring the unions to the table if we are having difficulty meeting small business participation goals for them to win and be part of the dialogue about how we can for the public -- promote small business participation. can the other elements include compensation provisions, uniform work schedules, holiday schedules, across the trade, safety and training, we have a safety and training program administered by webcor/o

labours, carpenters, operating engineers, trade council, or lead in negotiating the pla with us. pla is a benefit to the program. because of our scope, complexity, duration, having a pla to regulate the issues that may arise

labours, carpenters, operating engineers, trade council, or lead in negotiating the pla with us. pla is a benefit to the program. because of our scope, complexity, duration, having a pla to regulate the issues that may arise whether it is between our contract community or the unions or between is essential to make sure that we avoid disruptions or labor action that could affect the execution of our program.

it's also creating partnerships with local companies like carpenter tech, a steel manufacturer still in the area. >> car-tech is basically saying, how can you get kids to pass the math and science assessment exam? can you work with us as an employer? fortunately at the charter school we have that flexibility to work with employers to look at a way that we could integrate our curriculum with their needs as it relates to performance and skills. >> well, this is our computer integrated manufacturing station. >> reporter: bonnie spade directs a high-tech training program at reading area community college. its goal is to tailor learning to the needs of local companies. even ones you might not think of as high tech. like hersheys. >> this is just a small example of the sophistication that's going on in manufacturing right now. it is amazing when you actually get to see how products are made as simple as a hershey kiss nowadays. >> brown: huge sophistication and technology all for a little hershey kiss. >> that's right. >> brown: the key says spade-- and this was the most optimistic thing w

who worked actively for his opponent jimmy carter and they could still happily share carpenter's home in northwest washington during the final months of the 1976 campaign. peterson ran a hard-fought campaign against democratic senator phil hart in 1964 but still the two of them retain great respect and affection for each other. heart mack attended the parties to celebrate peterson's retirement from the rnc in 1970 and told a reporter that is a democrat she hoped quote alleys council will continue to go unheeded. as hart was dying of cancer six years later the two of them still exchanged affectionate notes. so mother, the name of so many protÉges and political frenzy is when they addressed her, seemed appropriate for the subtitle of my book. and i think the subtitle mother of the moderates captures the role peterson played not only in michigan but the ranks of the republican party in the 1960s and 70s. much as been written over the past two years about the particular challenges women can face when they seek high public office. research has shown that women more than their male counter

i was trained as a carpenter. i got sick of the cold weather and the hot weather. i wanted to pursue art. i thought i really be here for about three years. here i am, 7 years later. ♪ i have problems sleepwalking at night. i wanted to create a show about sleep. a mostly due painting kind of story telling. these are isolated subject matters, smaller studies for the larger paintings. i fell in love with it and wanted to create more of them. it is all charcoal on mylar. it is plastic. i was experimenting and discovered the charcoal moves smoothly. it is like painting, building up layers of charcoal. it is very unforgiving. you have to be very precise with the mark-making. a mark dents the paper and leaves the material embedded. you have to go slowly. the drawings are really fragile. one wipe and they are gone completely. it is kind of like they're locked inside. all of the animals i am showing are dead. i wanted them to be taking -- taken as though they are sleeping, eternal sleep. i like to exaggerate the features of the animals. it gives it more of a surreal eleme

it's also creating partnerships with local companies like carpenter tech, a steel manufacturer still in the area. >> car-tech is basically saying, how can you get kids to pass the math and science assessment exam? can you work with us as an employer? fortunately at the charter school we have that flexibility to work with employers to look at a way that we could integrate our curriculum with their needs as it relates to performance and skills. >> well, this is our computer integrated manufacturing station. >> reporter: bonnie spade directs a high-tech training program at reading area community college. its goal is to tailor learning to the needs of local companies. even ones you might not think of as high tech. like hersheys. >> this is just a small example of the sophistication that's going on in manufacturing right now. it is amazing when you actually get to see how products are made as simple as a hershey kiss nowadays. >> brown: huge sophiication and technology all for a little hershey kiss. >> that's right. >> brown: the key says spade-- and this was the most optimistic thing we

thank you to the carpenters and laborers for pushing for the harmony letter. it is something that i strongly support. i was educated through that through the treasure island development agreement. is there a motion? motion to move. there is a second. all in favor? any opposed? all right. the motion passes unanimously. [applause] can we please call item no. 8? >> approving a resolution of intention to initiate the process of direct a contract in with the california public employees retirement system to continue providing retirement benefits to employees of tjpa , and the resolution authorizing the employer pick up of employee contributions. >> we contacted with local government services to provide benefits, medical and retirement benefits, but now that we have grown, we are working to zero we save money and be as cost- effective as possible. we now have the ability to adjust contractor rep we wiconth calpers, and that it does all it really is. we save money now and now have -- the long route to go through a middle person. supervisor kim: any questions on this i

by the carpenters union. they''e protesting... another construction projeet. (protester) "and one of the subcontractorr for that company has hired people who work at below area wages and standards."but we've learnne...the picketers hiied by unions...to protest health insurance...no workmen's compeesation...and no sick leave.(pappas) "for the unions to then use independent contractors to industry's use of independent contractors would be kind of the ultimate double irony."but at inner harbor east...there's yet another llbor protest...sponsorrd by the &pprooesting asub-contractor building...foo the johns hopkins carey school of business. (question) "the union is paying ou to be out here? yes sirr"(rydelll "but a spokksman for johns hopkins &puniversity ssys the constrrction contract that's prompted this lengthy prooest actually completed more than 15 months ago."johns hopkins also says...the contracts were competitvely bid..and two balttmore...were awarded contracts...to complete other parts of the business schooll bbt that still doesn't answer one key questioo.

this morning's coffee with -- is with jewel and it is furnished by carpenter sleep. >> please welcome singer songwriter superstar jewel to the eyewitness news morning edition. [ applause ] >> and i should add congratulations on being a new mom. >> thank you. i really appreciate it. yeah, it is exciting, definitely the best thing i have ever done. >> how long ago did you give birth. >> he is three months old. >> name is casey or kaz. >> case, case towns murray. >> okay, i was adding the e, it is a 4 letter name -- >> yeah -- >> -- you also brought out a new children's album. explain that to us. >> i wrote this album for my son when i was six months pregnant. i wanted it to be a record that shared my love of music with him that would grow with him as well. i also wanted to work for parents of kids of all ages without talking down to kids and to be something that parents actually liked because i have listened to quite a few children's records and they kind of make you want to stab your ears out with pencils. >> i have heard some of those same ones i have to admit. it is hard to write a c

i graduated and got an apprenticeship from the carpenters union after four years. i now make a living, and i can support me and my family. i have the insurance. all of this could not be possible without the help i received from the cdfc. everyone feels like family, because i know they care about me and my family. for me to hear they are having some problems with the community center, as a community member, i think it is very important for cdfc to be able to build this. and we should help them. thank you very much for letting me speak. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> i can turn the microphone on. just drag it over. >> good evening, madame president, commissioner. >> i am sorry, but as a board member of the organization that owns the property, your time to speak was in the three minutes mr. lee had to speak. >> i did not know that. >> that is the board's rules. the rule is the affiliated party has to speak during the time given. >> never mind. >> >> is there any other public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> comments, commissio

talks about guys making $57,000 as carpenter who pays $20,000 in taxes. hitz net is 55 -- his net is 55. the millionaire is still making $735,000. do you find that fair? >> greg: yes! he creates work and produces something. it's falled at that amount. that is how much he deserves -- >> bob: can we get rid of the talk about the millionaires creating jobs. >> greg: i am talking about creating work. >> eric: this is a problem with the liberal leftie progressive liberals. you have don't understand what it costs to create a job. if this works you are we warded. >> bob: overwhelming jobs are by the small and medium companies. owners don't make million dollars. >> dana: you have to ask yourself. i'm not in this position. how much then of the income they get do they plow back in the businesses? that is a fair question. the other person, the other type of person that it might help is the whole situation is presidential candidate that has a flatter, fairer tax system at the center of his economic plan. or her. >> bob: that would be -- >> kimberly: bachmann or perry

talks about guys making $57,000 as carpenter who pays $20,000 in taxes. hitz net is 55 -- his net is 55. the millionaire is still making $735,000. do you find that fair? >> greg: yes! he creates work and produces something. it's falled at that amount. that is how much he deserves -- >> bob: can we get rid of the talk about the millionaires creating jobs. >> greg: i am talking about creating work. >> eric: this is a problem with the liberal leftie progressive liberals. you have don't understand what it costs to create a job. if this works you are we ward. >> bob: overwhelming jobs are by the small and medium companies. owners don't make million dollars. >> dana: you have to ask yourself. i'm not in this position. how much then of the income they get do they plow back in the businesses? that is a fair question. the other person, the other type of person that it might help is the whole situation is presidential candidate that has a flatter, fairer tax system at the center of his economic plan. or her. >> bob: that would be -- >> kimberly: bachmann or perry.

i was trained as a carpenter. i got sick of the cold weather and the hot weather. i wanted to pursue art. i thought i really be here for about three years. here i am, 7 years later. ♪ i have problems sleepwalking at night. i wanted to create a show about sleep. a mostly due painting kind of story telling. these are isolated subject matters, smaller studies for the larger paintings. i fell in love with it and wanted to create more of them. it is all charcoal on mylar. it is plastic. i was experimenting and discovered the charcoal moves smoothly. it is