mold, we would physically verify the substantial amount of mol low wall. physically they're applying the presence of rodent droppings. we will get a notice of violation to the responsible party. once we give the notice of violation, we have a time. for collecting the violation. we have education and advice on who to go to to correct it. typically it is between seven days and 30 days. past issues actually take quite a bit longer, because they involve pest control and multiple treatments. we give people the time. we follow up with them. if things are not progressing, we might do the inspections. we asked people to come in for an informal conference or hearing to discuss their concerns and why they are not able to make the changes. after all of that if they are still not responding we say that if you do not respond we will refer you to a hearing of the director. the director is someone not part of environmental health and he hears both sides of the story, producing a judgment. he orders the responsible party and the tenant in some cases to take certain action

it says it -- it is impossible to verify. these are all conservative, but they are leading the effort. there are democratic groups. moveon.org came out with an ad earlier today weighing in on the illinois senate race and trying to tie this whole chamber issue and foreign donations to mark kirk. >> he voted to reward corporations with tax breaks for shipping got -- jobs overseas and the chamber of commerce is spending $75 million to help republicans like him been elected. whereas the chamber been getting their money lately? for corporations in countries like china, russia, india, the same countries that threaten american jobs. time to connect the dots. exactly who is mark kirk working for? >> that -- host: that was a moveon.org weighing in on the chamber of commerce issued. american crossroads, as in other, has been affiliated with ed gillespie and karl rove. they have come out and have their own ads and are weighing in on other races are realm the country. i want to show you the latest ads on the florida race attacking charli

department of elections is going to have to intend a lot of time, energy, and money to go through and verify all of those. in the past the amount of time you had to register before an election was actually 29 days. bay decade ago we changed that to 15 tase before the election and when that hopped -- happened the amount of provisional ballots increased dramaticy. >> how do you think this will impact san francisco elections? >> he believe that if this measure goes into effect the amount of provisional ballots is going to shoot up again and the department of welcomes is going to have to spend even more time and even more money verifying provisional ballots that are frankly unnecessary to have in the first place. also elections need to be certified 30 days afterwards by the secretary of state and if we have this new flood of provisional

did your department to verify that? >> we have not verify that independently. the issue here is to meet the finding and this seems to be owner occupied in currently this is not owner occupied. >> that made me think of something else. both units are rented now? >> the owner does occupy the lower dwelling unit and this is the upper unit on the third floor which are the rented units. >> i think the owner occupied thing probably comes from jersey street and we have done some of this. i don't know if you remembered jersey, this was one of the first that was done. it seems like you can come up with something other than that. on the owner occupied a share, the fact was that no one was living there and the couple was occupying both floors. the thinking was that it had more to do with the fact that someone was going to be effected from the unit and the board was trying to prevent that. i don't see that being the case. the tenant has written a letter saying that she intends to be a temporary occupant of that building and it had been vacant for a while. i would have some

implemented and verify at every employer's location. it does not cost the employer anything. they cannot get a job they will not keep coming year. senate bill 90 and house built in 62 said what arizona's law says already -- house bill 1062 say what arizonas losses already, if we detain someone and we suspect pin they are here illegally, if they do not have legal -- if we detain someone and we suspect they are here illegally, if they do not have legal identification, they must go. we should have the courage to stand up against this problem. as i said a long time ago, i support the arizona law and i would sign it if it came across my desk. [applause] >> our supreme court has already stated and it is pretty apparent that you do not want to have 50 different laws dealing with immigration. this country has dealt with this long enough. most of us are going to agree on the basic framework of what the solution looks like. we need to secure our borders, without question. we need an identification system that works. it cannot be forged and manipulated. we need a guest worker system. yo

now people are actually hunting down suspects and verifying your story little by little. is that somewhat heartening? >> it definitely makes me feel a lot better that -- i mean, thankfully we were stopped and thankfully we had the border patrol see us at subway and so

says this letter is from the social security administration dated 2003 asking harsh and whitman to verify the social security number of their employee. nicky diaz santillan who yesterday in a sobbing appearance recalled admitting her illegal status to whitman in 2009. >> meg, please, can you help me? [ crying ] >> and she was very upset and said, no, and you don't know me and i have never seen you, and you have never seen me, she yelled, understand me? >> reporter: these performances have overtaken the gubernatorial campaign with allred orchestrating the whole thing. yesterday whitman tried to take control with a preemptive strike with reporters we never received that letter or notification. everything that gloria allred is saying is a live. >> reporter: rather than providing proof yesterday, allred said, let's see what meg has to say. whitman's campaign fell into the trap. and the candidate held another press conference today saying... >> it's neither my husband nor i received any letter from the social security administration. and if there is a letter out there, i don't know how they go

we have a current people's system where we can verify that the positions are no longer funded. supervisor avalos: [unintelligible] as far as the new positions are selected, candidates already? >> we have not. it is quite likely that temporary positions will interview for the full time positions. supervisor elsbernd: ok, cheryl. you can give us language that accomplishes what we are trying to get after here? great. public comment on that? supervisor avalos: public comment on this item? seeing no one coming forward, we will close public comment. we will keep this open for more time and we will go on to the next item. supervisor elsbernd: i think we can just give them direction to do it. supervisor avalos: ok, subject to that language being inserted when it arrives at the board of supervisors. moving forward with full recommendation. supervisor elsbernd: as amended. supervisor avalos: can we take a five minute break before going to item number eight? we will be right back. supervisor avalos: please call item no. 8. >> item #8, resolution authorizing the mayor to cast petitions in

reinvestigating anybody that is verifying what we need to verify online? >> we are exploring that and seeing how other districts are doing that. >> even having a director verification with pg&e or at&t, they confirm or somewhere in the city where there is verification, those are things that can happen. chairman maufas: commissioner norton. commissioner norton: i was curious about the road trips because i was assuming in the presentation that we were talking about students, but did you actually mean parents were going? >> no, we meant students, yeah. commissioner norton: so students, we're having actually field trips that students are taking. >> a field trip, arrange to pick them up at school and bring them over to the high schools. we are focusing on -- commissioner norton: that's not where we got the idea, though, right? [laughter] commissioner norton: and what schools are going to be participating in that? >> we're going to be focusing more on the schools that are in the superintendent zones as well as some of the schools that are underenrolled. we're wo

a second website that said she verified the info. it is one thing to get caught in a lie with such a wonderful academic record to get your various degrees confused. in a lie denying the first lie? >> you know, politicians tend to get the scandals they deserve. she's not a very serious candidate, so we have a not very serious scandal. linkedin gate and zoom info gate. she has a pattern, that she doesn't get it right. in washington, the old saying, it's not the wrongdoing, it's the cover-up. we seem to have a cover-up of a cover-up. i wonder how much more is going to come out on her background. >> the associated press walks on tiptoes when implying a candidate's dishonesty in the weeks before a campaign. it has written, quote, o'donnell has made incorrect statements about her education before. there was a time in our distant past, four, six years ago when somebody running for the senate might be expected to bow out of a race based on just a statement by the associated press, an assessment like that. what does a 2010 tea party candidate