frank mason i'd like to emphasis there should be all 3 phases to street trees plant and it's 50 thousand trees it will courage for tries i think this should be one document going forward the street trees are there's a fiduciary responsibility to operate within our financial means to understand the impact of the 20-year cost depends upon whether is that hundred to $750 million the city allows delores park and the repaving street bond to lapse there's maintenance funding for a parcel tax this is the federal government's discretionary money i can say that most of goods for defense but at the bottom is the two or three percent that's available i will especially is the tree from the city and move to michigander and live on the property to pay for the tax and let my neighborhood deteriorate as a result of this as a citizen i've seen nor citizens not been able to maintain their situations bauks the debris around the trees this is a serious concern in now neighborhood at least for the people i'm ready to move from mar ran and bailout. >> is there any additional public comment seeing none, public

." >> anthony mason joins us live in new york on this christmas eve morning with a little preview. good morning. >> reporter: hey, frank and michelle. merry christmas eve. ahead we'll talk with call at&t frank lunts about whether sony's decision to release "the interview" at the last minute was the right move. and chip reid is in hawaii where president obama is on vacation. he will have the president's reaction to the announcement. plus, john blackstone takes a closer look at the legal fight that could force youtube to remove 20,000 songs. and a "new york times" article says the stanford class of '94 was at the forefront of silicon valley and represents the widening gender gap in the tech industry. the writer joins us here in studio 57. the news back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. sounds like a great show. anthony, thanks. >>> yesterday was a landmark day for wall street with the dow closing above 18,000 for the first time. let's check big board. it's up about 36 points. >>> for decades concerns about aids has prevented gay men from donating blood but as joe vazquez reports, the federal ban may