i think it's covington. they're busy on the phone right now trying to figure out -- it is covington -- constable. excuse me. but we are here. it's poplar road looks like a nice place that you would want to raise kids, have a swing set in the back yard and probably the last place you would expect a fugitive mushder who escaped from a maximum security prison 40 miles away to end up. and eric it's within of those things where driving through the forests with the heavy police presence and the helicopters and the dogs for the last few weeks, you had kind of a spooky feeling at times that a dangerous man or men could just jump out at any time and get you. that's not something you would really be feeling in this neighborhood. this is a neighborhood that even without all of the police around would feel like it is kind of safe. and again, this is not where -- at least if the last few days we've seen the heaviest concentration of the police searching. >> peter, you know this obviously is a very different takedown than

. >> last but not least i want to bring up the fire station station 5 and he meet with sxhifrgs covington that braurngs brought to my attention not certain why we didn't think about it before i know we are going to do a complete tear down of station 5 and complete plans are underway to rethe p build station 5 with some of the challenges with housing the option to build potentially a whole affordable housing project above that particular fire station i don't think it crossed anyone's mind i wanted to ask if you're aware that that might have come up or has there been talk about potentially building the heirs above the fire station can i talk about it is on my radar several years ago like 10 years ago there was discussions about a similar kept for air rltd rights to build above the station we did an analysis at the end of the day we did work with real estate and didn't pan out i'll have to go back and take into account why but certainly wore open to i've spoken with vice president koch ton it is certainly worth exploring given the hockey's and turk and webb sincere is a stakeholder location

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. >> covington, georgia joe. good morning. >> caller: good morning. taking the flag down is not going do anything unless we get the whole story out of there. i would like to call on republicans and people in the south, georgia and stuff, to call the southern poverty law center. let's get justice for kenneth gladney. they've been covering it for common cause and public citizen and stuff. they called out the gang on kenneth gladney, a man, town hall meeting in missouri. he was selling trinkets because he had to pay some hospital bills. he had cancer and all this. they singled him out during the health care debate a town hall meeting, out from the tea party. these people from seiu. they called him the "n" word knocked his table over and started beating him. the tea party stopped them from killing him. we called senator lewis trying to get justice for this man. they're covering it up. they call our churches down here and tell them if they speak again obama or dismiss them they'll be tearing churches down. that's republicans -- that's common cause. >> all

amendment that sets forth principles we are governed by and govern our lives, and look at examples like covington in marriage was deeply unsettling to people. likewise even race wasn't used as a base of discrimination in every state by criminal and constitutional law. it was incredibly persuasive and 80% of virginia was with american on that but it was the question of the liberty of the individual to to do something that was a profound change. >> say a group of two men and two women apply for a license, would there be any reason to deny them? >> the state could say if there was a marriage and then questions about consent and disrupting family relationships when you start talking about multiply persons. i want to go back it the original question -- >> i didn't understand your answer. >> i hope you will come back to mine. if you want to go back it the early ones -- >> these are four people. two men and two women. it is not the sort of polygmist relationships that existed in other cites -- societies -- and still exist in some societies. let's say they are all educated -- they are all lawyers -- what

. >> covington, georgia joe. good morning. >> caller: good morning. taking the flag down is not going do anything unless we get the whole story out of there. i would like t