that i took about 15 minutes this morning at the starbucks near the -- it's now lucky's, formerly albertson's on the full ton and masonic side and watched the traffic. i observed tremendous amounts of speeding, close calls and even over the past three weeks there have been a couple of terrible accidents. not deaths like the one whose funeral attended of a 22-year-old man. i go way back to 2008 where we considered lots of concerns way back five years ago. it's not that this plan has come out of nowhere, but it's been many years ago. it's been many organizations that have been involved be, not just usf, but there's john adams campus but there's a high school very close by and many other parochial and public schools as well. for me it is a choice between public safety versus maintaining the number of parking spaces on the street and i accept that's a choice and if it comes down to that choice [inaudible] the efforts with the mta to mitigate the loss of -- i think it's 147 spaces that are lost because 20 spaces are being added on turk, i believe. so it's about cumulative loss of 147 [inaudible] o

. >> this is what retirement was supposed to look like for nancy albertson. >> is that grand pa?er husband of 39 years. she didn't expect to become the face of early on set alzheimer's disease. >> why did you think you might have early alzheimer's? >> i taught english as a second language so i wanted to say something or write something and i thought i can't get that word. >> nancy is experiencing a symptom of early alzheimer's known as language recall. >> i think it's something that you don't think of in people under the age of 60 very often. >> nancy was only 59 when she first revealed her problem to her family doctor during a routine physical. >> made me think we need to look into this further. this is not normal. >> dr. golden referred nancy to a neurologist eventually leading her to a diagnosis of early on set alzheimer's. >> this is an excellent example of how physicians diagnosis should be done. >> she is overseeing the presentation of new research this week at the alzheimer's associations international conference in boston where early detection is a hot topic. >> do you th

that was the funeral of derry on albertson 2009. i come here in memory and memory of a thousand again people have been shot in the city and across this nation. i see others are with us. i come here in memory with your daughter. and i come to this city with love and with gratitude welcoming here with open arms. but also as a personal deep pain of the suffering has been advance of mothers and fathers and many members in the city across this country. we welcome for incredible people who are heroes of mind. i'm sure many of you in this audience, congressman bobby rush. [applause] congressman danny davis. [applause] congresswoman robin kelly. [applause] and although we had a tough day two weeks ago, still from the great state of florida, congresswoman corrine brown. [applause] i want to ask each of you, and congressman rush, if you would begin, for a personal moment in your life. i'm sure there are many, but one that stuck with you over the years of violence that brings you to this stage and brings you to the work that you do. >> well, i

and robert albertson samuel o'neil, partners and chief strategists for people na took part, that hid taxpayer money, if you have, i like what you like to dork you don't want to may anyone, you get crappy people running it. no more conference, why would you get involved? >> everything about the -- >> anything other than carp. >> i'm an investor, okay. so when i invest in companies, i love for the ceo to make a bundle of money as long as it's tied to the performance of the company. >> in one sentence, case closed. but it doesn't stop the new york times from the editorials, the business, gretchen morgan, every week, it's confrontation. >> isn't eight part of the fact that when interest rates are so low, people are driven to desperation to capitalize in some way on their money. so who do you end up turning to? the financial services? >> there is a running anti-corporatism at the new york times. it is. that's where all the jobs come from, the tax money, all the prosperity. do you read the new york times and see a running threat of anti-corporatism? >> i sense that a little bit. i think yo