at least that is what the mca would like. a planning commission will consider the plan tomorrow night. the tower would be symbolic, members say, unlike traditional ones. members say this would not used to call muslims to prayer but as a landmark for the mosque. a letter has been filed citing concerns about the plan and about other modifications to the building. scott said the previously approved lobby expansion makes the entire building an architecture curiosity to say the least. the addition of a tower onto a one-story building would, quote, set an unusual precedent. but muslims disagree. >> the message to american people and american muslims that america does allow the freedom to build any religion or any ethnic group to have their architecture in history. >> you should be able to practice whatever you want. as long as you're not hurting anyone else. >> reporter: now, the meeting is tomorrow night at 7:00. both mca members as well as mr. scott say they plan to be there to discuss their concerns. reporting live tonight in sa

we do not have a consensus within this body, with the mca, the mayor on how we're going to find the money to restore the service cuts, and from my perspective, what i think is important is we now have a commitment on the part of the mta outlining a plan to restore that, and if they do not, i will be as upset as anyone, but we need to move forward and do this. from my perspective, i think the best way to insure that the other services are going to be funded is to make sure that the ballot in november is as lean as possible, and i think that we know the reality. it would allow people to campaign against the board of supervisors. that is the reality of how this campaign would be framed, from my perspective as president of the board of supervisors. i want to be sure that we are able to list the status of this body so that voters can understand to cooperate and move rc forward with measures, that we do that, and that is why i am voting. supervisor mirkarimi: supervisor maxwell? supervisor maxwell: i still agree with supervisor avalos. people wanted more, and we had to pay for that. i did not s

. >> mca officials and sees the policy change is not a retaliation against drivers they say the agencyeds to find ways to close a large budget gap. >> we're looking out for customers. as we implement this new parking we want to make sure working with the iranians. this is about payback this is about looking for ways to improve service for customers. >> officials say the parking fee from the drivers will help the agency resource some of the muni service there was cut. starting next month mca plans to restore some of;e the[yñ but growth andd details on killing of a lack garcia. eight judges sentence one of the men accused to 50 years to life. defendant henry don and jeanne allen holmes or convicted of the 2008 fatal shooting of the 22 broker see it. williams was sentenced yesterday the other suspect was postponed and doesn't cover 27. where learning more about last three series this goes into the redwood shores lagoon. the amount of sewage a deadly step out is expected to be much larger than in the show. >> this area behind me as for sears for a ruptured sending raw sewage into a nearby

earlier today mca fee's stock was up while intel slumped. >>> home sales plummetted last month to their lowest level in more than a dozen years. figures showed just 6,773 homes were sold last month. that's down from 8,771 in july of 2009. some of that drop was anticipated, tied to the end of federal tax credits for first-time home buyers. last month was the slowest month since july of 1995. correspondingly there are no lows for mortgage rates. for the ninth week the average rate for a 30-year fixed loan dropped. this week it's 4.42% on average. that's the lowest since rates started to be tracked back in 1971. >>> what we showed you last night that the last u.s. combat troops to leave iraq are rolling out, and they're busy now at work getting their equipment ready to ship back home. richard engel was with them again and broadcast live their trip out of iraq and reports the soldiers feel really good about what they accomplished. >> reporter: soldiers here in kuwait are now breaking down their striker fighting vehicles, removing the weapons, even picking up the floorboards, making sure the