. -- >> i am barbara graves, i live next door to an academy building and i will divorce myself from my feelings of positive creativity and contributions to the community that the academy brings and think about for a moment as one of the largest landowners in the city. what this means is some responsibility comes with that position. and if we divorce ourselves for the moment, this is pollution where we don't know the source. when you are talking about the academy -- we know where the pollution is coming from. a single transit bus, even with a modest filter and biodiesel, puts out approximately 0.8 lbs. of black carbon a year. this is a lot, and when you think that the water source will be depleted by climate change, the production of black carbon makes a big difference. there are ways to change this and one thing is to -- the previous speaker, i can tell you what i dust in my house, my window is right by the bus stop, for the academy of arts. i don't give brown dust, i get black dust. this is a possible carcinogen, and it contributes to climate change. this is not radical thinking for a

decided to do that and the door didn't open after that we wouldn't be burdened with barbara boxer right now. marilyn moss grave did the same thing. don black did the same thing. women who are speaking for ourselves made that same decision. kelly ayat 5 planned parenthood vociferously and did the same thing. we have everything we need and that is where i will close. we do have everything we need in this country. other countries we don't. we have the blessing of liberty. we have the inspiration and the model and we have the true gift that women like you have been given when you embrace them and share them in the political

gravely concerned about conditions at the camp. and especially fire has yards like open flames and propane tanks. the congress woman barbara lee says she supports the camp being allowed to stay. >> many say there is no agenda, no leadership. but that will come. >> the mayor is demanding proestors do a better job of controlling the violent among them this, video shows protestors during a strike trying to stop those from breaking windows and destroying property at whole foods. >> don't deny voices that have been speaking up. >> the he says at least the demonstrators need to be more open to hearing all voices and says that they've been told they're not welcome to speak at the general assembly meeting autos people told me they're not allowing ministers to speak because ministers are in the same category as politicians as far as they're concerned. >> they believe it's ironic they're not being allowed to exercise their free speech rights. the city council has a meeting tomorrow evening and the issues around this camp not on the agenda many folks expect that they will come up. >> sheriff officials denying reports they mistreated