my name is jennifer bickers -- vickers. i am here to address social issues. i do not understand the permit process at all. i worked with hastings in august. i have a night marriage working commute down jones street -- a nightmarish working commute downtown streets. but often run around lunchtime. in the morning, at lunchtime, and in the evening, i am aware of drug deals going on as people come out of the pharmacies. we have many of them. i will hear conversations like, "i got two for 35." i remember leonora's testimony last time. she said there were about eight walgreen's she had access to. many of them deliver if she needs to do that. i almost lost my breakfast on many occasions to see what goes on. i see the children being walked to and from their schools. all the age groups are more closely watched because they have to see this going on, just as i do. it upsets me. i hope you will listen to our testimony. i know it is not a permit process, but i am talking about quality of life issues and the safety of the people who live there. thank you. >> good evening.

>>vickers: a couple of fingernails have gone, bruises on the knees and probably on the hips as well - but i survived! >>reporter: not only did she survive - but ingrid and the team raised over four hundred dollars. the first glen nevis river race in 1973 produced just fifty dollars - barely enough for a pair of hiking boots - but as much as 20-thousand dollars has been raised in past years in an event that helps to keep the spirit of adventure very much alive in the scottish highlands. >>that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week.

>>vickers: a couple of fingernails have gone, bruises on the knees and probably on the hips as well - but i survived! >>reporter: not only did she survive - but ingrid and the team raised over four hundred dollars. the first glen nevis river race in 1973 produced just fifty dollars - barely enough for a pair of hiking boots - but as much as 20-thousand dollars has been raised in past years in an event that helps to keep the spirit of adventure very much alive in the scottish highlands. >>that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week.