. >> caller: this is david willis. tenderloin resident, member of tenderloin people's congress. the people's congress support this. i lived over 15 years in the tenderloin, 13 of them have been in a 220 square foot s.r.o. i'm no longer living in that, i did spend 13 years from 2006 and 225 square feet. that's one single adult. this is inadequate space for habitation. i did that out of desperation because nothing else was affordable. this will be impossible, 300 square feet for a couple or family to live in, it's impossible. the developers are using this group housing option as a way of skirting planning requirements, to try to best craft home housing projects, it's inadequate substandard housing for the neighborhood. we need family housing in the tenderloin and chinatown. this special use district, which i strongly support really helps to correct this wrong. [please stand by] 22 >> in these dense neighborhoods. we have so many families and children being forced to live in small and inadequate facilities in the tenderloin community. our community is screaming for more affordable

willis, explained the more modest measures the us senate are planning to approve. it looks as they will consist of a limited extension of background checks, juvenile records and so on, and the introduction, the federal introduction of red flag laws which enable officials to confiscate weapons if a person who owns them is deemed to be a risk to themselves or to other people, but all that is a long way, of course, from the sort of measures that president biden recommended, after the shooting, he called for a ban on assault weapons, for widespread background checks on those seeking to buy firearms. that is not going to happen, republicans in general oppose, as i mentioned, anything that will constrain the right of gun owners in this country to bear arms as the constitution puts it. the house committee investigating the attack on capitol hill last year is preparing to go public with its findings. members have interviewed more than 1,000 people and gathered more than 100,000 documents, piecing together a detailed account of the day a mob of donald trump's supporters sto

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>> because i've been listening, willie, to people like fred and david hogg i'm open to putting that on the table. i'm less concerned about the age 18 to 21, and i'm much more concerned about the training. i mean, uvalde, an 18-year-old walked into a gun dealer, bought a gun without any training. i'd have the same problem, willie, if a 21-year-old had done that, but i'm open to discuss it. >> that, fred, it's jonathan lemire, senator murphy from connecticut who is the loudest voice on the democratic side said he does believe something will get done and it will be incremental, red-flag laws and not significantly so, back ground checks and are you of the belief that any progress is good progress, we'll take what we should happen now? what should happen next. >> i love senator murphy and i love his optimism, and i know he's working 24/7 right now and yet you can't find ten republicans to do this, and i don't think he will. i think this party is hell-bent on thwarting the will of what the majority of america wants for whatever reason. when i -- and i'll give you two reasons why i'm less opt

personal-finance reporter gerri willis has the details, by american. >> this gives a whole new meaning to buy american the study showing stocks of companies with sales with the u.s. are outperforming stocks with high international sales and that by a longshot. listen to this. >> normally the s&p 500 has generated anywhere from 42 - 48% of its revenues from overseas operations but that number has been coming down over the last several years with covid lockdown with the challenges in the international environment seen a smaller number is not that much of a surprise. >> according to the new study of goldman sachs the outperformance is of nine percentage points this year. the s&p 500 companies with domestic revenues are losing 15% compared to companies with foreign revenues losing 24%. the reasons for all of this, a strengthening of the u.s. dollar in the fact that the highest proportion of foreign sales is technology which is been drive down by higher interest rates. revenues from the u.s. account for 71% of s&p 500 sales. the next highest categories are asian-pacific nations 8%, canada a