dan murphy, tim colin. >> commissioners, i'm dan murphy.ç of the eastern neighborhood c.e.c.r both committees with a special focus on the east side. two weeks i was here and i raised the topic of implementation impediments and i promised to come back and given the lack of time i'm just going to focus on one and it relates directly to the plans -- if you recall, the plan is expected to produce about 10,000 housing units and depending on which document you look at up to approximately 13,000 new jobs over the life of the plan. i want to specifically talk about impediments related to job production. linda,ç can i have the overhea please? i thought it might be helpful to highlight a real life example. currently i control a 3.3 acre parcel on showplace square which is surrounded by the california collegeç of arts and it's two blocks north of the daddaga triangle, which i worked with this commission on. in august of last year it was fully approved and we expect it will be under construction here in the next few months. the concept that i'm working to call it a model early version

thank you. >> commissioners, dan murphy. eastern neighborhood city advisory committee had.concur. i didt( not see the language in the resolution. i was hoping to seezv something that says everybody loves high- speed rail done right. i think that is essentially the message the previous speaker expressed. i want to reiterate that. çi know our incredibly capable planning staff have gone over this issue. theyym have come up with schems to do some magic to 280 that would turn it into a grand boulevard. that seems like a home-run solution for that portion ofç e high-speed rail. as somebody involved in land use in that area, we want to work collaborative we in any way we can to bring that kind of thank you. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment? if not, public comment is closed. i believe hester pinpointed the lopr

dan murphy whose son was killed in afghanistan. dan, would you like to add anything? no, you spent a lot of time keeping the memory of your son alive. >> thank you. i'm in a lot different position than most. i have three living recipients here. i not only lost my son, but he also lost most of his s.e.a.l.s team. so i see things from a different perspective. what i can tell you and what i notice in my time dealing with others that have received the medal of honor, whether pos humusly or alive, not just their courage, but the fact that like michael, they all thought something higher than just of themselves. they thought of others, and that their overriding principle was not so much what happened to them but what was happening to their men, and i think that's kind of the perspective that i bring. i know what mike did and why he did it, and i get a better perspective, understanding what these three men and why they did what they did. [ applause ] >> well, ladies and gentlemen, i think we'll wrap it up now. thank you for asking that question. added great dimension to what

ignore 57 states, you ignore clinging to their guns in religion or the dan quayle rule, you focus and pound away forever on murphy brown or spelling of potato. and something tells me, and i'm trying to think the kwarable. maybe because quail and mitt romney are republicans and romney gets the quail rule and not obama. >> jon: what about the fairness they used. >> i think it's unfair the conservatives immediately beat up on him. for saying he intended to repair the safety net. i thought the statement was, forgive me fair and balanced and managed to allow conservative pundits and the liberals. it was kind of an astonishing display. >> some pundits thought it was out of touch. were they wrote? >> no, they weren't out of touch. what he should have said, look, the war on poverty has been going on 40-some years and just as many poor people as when we started maybe we ought to try something else. there's a template here. the media believes that big government is good and can fix everything, and giving people who are poor checks, and if they can portray republicans as something on the opposite. they're going to do it. >>

dan quayle started the trend 20 years ago by attacking tv's murphy brown for being a single mom. >> itmatters when primetime tv has murphy brown, a character who supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent, highly paid professional woman, mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice. >> but these days, republicans are turning against talking sponges. >> spongebob is talking a lot about global warming. >> clearly nickelodeon is pushing a global warming agenda. >> oh, yeah. that sponge clearly has an agenda. and they are worried about those muppets brainwashing our kids with a liberal agenda. >> liberal hollywood depicting a successful businessman as evil. that's not new. is liberal hollywood using class warfare to kind of brainwash our kids? >> yeah, absolutely. >> oh, yes, those muppets are dangerous. but trends come and go so quickly with kids. fortunately, fox business host lou dobbs is up on the latest fads. he's bashing the new doctor seuss movie "lorax" for being too pro-environment. >> the president's liberal friends in hol

. >> commissioners, dan murphy. eastern neighborhood city advisory committee had. ç-- head. of the previous speaker's comments, but i would concur. i didt( not see the language in the resolution. i was hoping to seezv something that says everybody loves high- speed rail done right. i think that is essentially the message the previous speaker expressed. i want to reiterate that. çi know our incredibly capable planning staff have gone over this issue. theyym have come upwi