the public face of dole was always supportive and not questioning. and when she was the wife of the secretary of state. now they marched by the white house in order to be reviewed by her and she did so as a general would. dolly then invited the soldiers in and served them refreshments and giving them liberally of the best of the house and she made much of the victories that came the united states' way. in one famous story she contravened harrison to come to the battle to report on successful military action. dolly wanted her to appear on the evening's drawing room. not only did the public want to see him or honor him, but that they needed to. in the 1812 naval campaign, american forces captured the british ships and mass done wrap and the officers presented the captured ships' colors to dolly in very public ceremonies. as the president's ceremony, edward had the first of the presentations. in a culture where news traveled slowly, both informing the public and heartening them. dolly was very conscious of the honor paid to her and sarah gale seton noti

bob dole used to tell me if goldwater was pis schlpissed of something did you or said, he'd take his kacontai cane and let . >> these programs are 14 in number. they're every friday night at 8:00 and 11:00 east coast time and 5:00 and #:8:00 on the west coast. they were people that ran for the presidency and lost and the next one is on november the 44th, addie llai stevenson. how often did he run, who did he run against and hhow badly was be beaten? >> he ran twice against the great military hero dwight eisenhower. so i don't really think there's anyway that addie llai stevenso could have won those elections. americans like military heros. we have a few generals that did not win, but eisenhower is an unas saleable character and i'm not sure adlai stevenson ran the most efficient campaign at least in '52. he handled the media poorly. he would still be governing these lovely speeches and you would see at the bottom of the screen that this is a program that's supported by the democratic national committee. he never could change his rhetoric and couch it in the necessity of television ti

think of it, over three years ago, senator dole set up this republican health care task force. his support and encouragement of our efforts have brought us here today. i'm particularly indected to him for that. >> all right, so that is pretty much every leading senate republican of the time, including bob dole, who is leterally the leader of the senate republicans at the time. you want to know what was at the core of the bill, the heart bill? it was an individual mandate. it's right there in section 1501. section 1501, requirement of coverage, effective january 1, '05, every citizen who is a lawful permanent resident of the united states should be covered by a health care program as defined in 1601. that's half of an individual mandate. you might say where is the other half, where is the penalty? allow me to direct your attention to 5,000 a. failure of individuals with respect to health insurance. there is hereby imposed a tax on the failure of any individual to comply with section 1501. that, my friends, that is an individual mandate. as far as i can tell, it's the first indiv

it got to the point where you thought dole's last name was gingrich, it was all, "dole-gingrich" didranklin roosevelt ran in 1936 for reelection. he ran against the economic royalists. there is nothing wrong with the president holding mitt romney to account for his record in private business and mis record as a public official. harry truman did the same thing. ronald reagan in 1980, one of the most optimistic politicians in america, ran a pretty tough advertising campaign against jimmy carter. so i think we ought to just face reality here. if you did what i think the governor is suggesting, maybe he's not, and you just let this be a referendum, i don't think the president could win because the truth of the matter is, he may have created over 4.3 million jobs, he may have saved general motors, but the country is still not back to where it needs to be. so this needs to be a choice election. people have to have that chinese, and if they had the choice, i think the president's going to be fine. look, take bain capital, everybody got all excited about bain capital. >> and know some democr

when we look at the reagan presidency, he had more than elizabeth dole. he had more conservative advisors as well. this appeared to manifest itself in supreme court nominations that reagan made. ultimately, while the reagan administration continued to support, you know, business support for african-american entrepreneurship, his supreme court nominees ended up ultimately helping to undermine these programs. a landmark case in this regard was the case that involved an initiative in the city of richmond that allocated a certain proportion of public works projects to minority contractors. the supreme court, with these new reagan editions, in fact, declared that the city of richmond's policy was unconstitutional. six years later, with the addition of grant's -- clarence thomas, the supreme court declared that the transportation department initiative that allocated work to minority contractors, that that was declared unconstitutional as well. with the reagan administration, he had the interest in the economy, where is his administration actually promoted the e

john dole was big on chronology, he's right. they are important. this fact, this event, this date. and it was a good way of doing it. and then there was certain gaps, to use a famous word, then we had a show to use to fill in the guests. what the president probably did at this point. probably said here. a view of what was said before and we sort of provided that analysis of the committee even though we didn't have direct evidence of that and when the saps came out they provided the direct evidence. i mean, dean's testimony was very important. it was very important to study events that occurred. we used that to help us create this matrix of facts. ultimately it did work. it was a wonderful process. as i saw us convince, you know, i saw us convince the conservative drks who were very important here. in fact, you mentioned the walter flowers from alabama whose conditions were very pro and the jim manz of south carolina, people like that were important. and we reached them and would be desperate not to have a partisan committee vote. even reaching them i don't know, 17-14 or something.

dole says the veggies are at risk of listeria, a food born illness. but the company says there have been no reports of anyone getting sick. >>> a warning before you head outside. mosquitoes in northern virginia have tested positive for west nile virus. according to the washington examiner. prince william county officials say mosquitoes tested positive for the disease in wood binlg. they say they found four groups of mosquitos that also tested positive. maryland officials have not yet started testing mosquitoes. the west nile virus killed one person in maryland last year. symptoms include fever, headache, anausea. having such a warm-up so early on, we heard that the bugs were going to be worse than ever. and are bigger than ever. a lot of big bugso out there. >> sure sign of that, it feels more spring outside right now. >> incredible break here. just coming down the back hall. the back door was open and it felt like the fall. it feels like the ac is on. there's a giant ac machine in the sky. >> it's your wind machine. >> bringing in some of gifts from

some of what i have seen suggested is that dole approached president reagan, saying that you are very anti-african-american, and by continuing to support african american entrepreneurship, that might help quell the notion that you are totally against the african-american community. also, too, it appears that reagan come on personal a personal level, believed in the free enterprise system. it was a problem in terms of promoting programs to support african american entrepreneurship. when we look at the reagan presidency, he had more than elizabeth dole, it he had other conservative advisors as well. this appeared to manifest itself in supreme court nominations that were made. ultimately, while the reagan administration continued to support african-american entrepreneurship, his supreme court nominations ultimately undermine the program. a landmark case in this regard was the case that involved an initiative in the city of richmond, virginia, that allocated a certain proportion of public works projects to minority contractors. the supreme court with these new additions, in fact, declared

bob dole thought of it.lking about bob dole in third person. >> take responsibility and get insurance for your own self. >> to get viagra, for example. >> stephanie: exactly. when you have a four hour-- [♪ "world news tonight" ♪] a few highlights, my faux pas just let this-- >> just fly off into space? is that what you said chubby. >> stephanie: you made it worse. this never happens. are roger hedge phones. >> roger hedgecock. >> stephanie: kids, speaking of the reason why i bring this up, former presidential candidate bob dole, can i just say we do a lot of better casting on our side than the republicans do? so john kerry is going to play the role of mitt romney in the debates preparation. >> earth that's right. >> stephanie: with president obama because it's perfect. he knows mitt's record in massachusetts very well. he's from there. so he knows which lies he's going to tell about his record. so romney's campaign will not comment on who will play obama during his debates. [ ♪ "jeopardy theme" ♪ ] >> alan k

dole says the veggies are atfor. >>> authorities arrested a former baylor teammate. reportedly he tried to extort money from robert griffin iii. griffin also played for a able at baylor. "the tribune quest said hurd allegedly contacted his reps, claiming to have derogatory information he would made public unless he got some money. an undercover fbi agent arrested hurd on friday. the skins have no comments on this. >>> a police officer in sacramento finished a 100-mile enduring race. officers randy van deucen finished the last lap of the race yesterday. the police dog's name is bodie. he was shot last month by a suspect. the 28 1/2 hour race was grueling, the runners had to endure subfreezing temperatures in some parts, bus his partner. >> i started crying, just knowing he was waiting for me at the finish line. the family's here, and bodie was here. we're all together again. >> bodies is expected to make a full recovery from that gunshot wound. >>> we have sports up next. what are you looking at? >> ryan zimmerman is feeling better. he got a shot in his shoulder. wimb

a bride >>> dole fresh vegetables is recalling more than 1,000 cases of bagged salad.cludes products sold in six states, including virginia. on the recall list, kroeger fresh selections leafy roe main, kroeger fresh selections greener supreme, and walmart marketside leaf y romaine. dole says the veggies may be at risk for his tieria is a food borne illness the company says no one has reported being sick. >>> salom world is a web side. the site is promising to screen out offensive content. the site is based in istanbul. they hope to attract about 50 million users around the world. >>> while it's targeting muslims, the organizers say anyone is welcome to join. the site launches in july during the month of ramadan. >>> imagine looking outside your window and seeing someone flying alongside you. this happened in switzerland. youy see why he's -- he took flight called jetman. he reached speed of up to 130 miles an hour. it's not the first time he's pushed the boundaries of human flight. he's flown above the grand canyon and english channel. >> that is so cool. >> it's his s

. >>> in health watch, dole is recalling bagged salads over listeria concerns. the affected bags are cold at krogers and wal-mart and six states including virginia. this is the second time in three months that dole has issued a recall because of contamination concerns. >>> many preschoolers with food allergies can still have food reactions despite their parents' best efforts. randall pinks ton has more on the troubling trend. >> reporter: little barry holden was just a baby when her mom gave her yogurt for the first time. >> as soon as i gave it to her, she broke out head to toe, hives everywhere. >> reporter: she was a -- allergic to the milk, soy, nuts, and eggs. more than 70% of preschoolers with allergies experience reaction. >> there have been times when barry will break out in one small hive, and we say oh, there may have been something in what she ate. >> reporter: misreading ingredient labels and cross contamination are two of the biggest problems, and the authors note that half of the reactions happened when someone other than the parent was watching th

mitt romney picked up a complement with retired senator dole.ed romney back in december with the same bubbling enthusiasm that most people show in accepting a linkedin west. then he added, i'll say this, "romney looks like a president." let's be honest, he looks like he should be in an outdoor bathtub on the set of a cialis commercial. what does that mean he doesn't look like a president? you know who doesn't look like a president? this guy. looks like a buggy driver. looks like the kind of guy that would do homework on the back of a shovel. mitt romney can't seem to get enthusiasm going. george bush sr. said he likes romney now that perry out of the race. rick santorum endorsed him 17 paragraphs into a late-night e-mail. even his own wife gave him only three stars on yelp. the important thing is, he looks like a president. hey, here's something that looked like a reality show. we have a new show here on abc call "the glass house." it's 14 contestants competing for $250,000 living in a glass house wired with cameras. we're finally going after th

just like those clinton-dole polls mattered, knew it was going to be an uphill battle for dole.people go to the voting booth in november, is it going to be a referendum? is it going to be -- because we all say -- we've all said for a long time, people walk into the booth, decide whether they're going to rehire the guy or fire him. >> well, our poll confirms very much with the focus groups peter hart has been doing around the country. and what peter hart finds is people think things are getting a little better, not a lot, what they're looking for is someone to tell us what are you going to do the next four years. and joe, they're looking for both romney and obama to tell them that. and so far, both have been lacking. >> let's read what al wrote in "bloomberg view." quote, the obama campaign needs an intervention. of course, this would have -- we should have read this yesterday instead of today. but forget that poll, because -- because -- there is going to be a lot of hand-wringing moving forward, and i think you make some great points here. for democrats, june has been the cruell

they were part of a cigarette smuggling scream and doled out bribes in exchange for political help. >>> all eyes on virginia tomorrow as republicans choose a candidate for u.s. senate. george alhelp, a former virginia governor and also former senator is the frontrunner. the winner of tomorrow's primary will face off against democratic challenger and former governor tim kaine. both allen and kaine are fighting to preplace democratic senator jim webb. the outcome will lineally steer the balance of power in the u.s. senate. there is also u.s. house primaries in districts eight and 11 covering arlington, alexandria and fairfax county. there is also a democratic primary for alexandria city council. >>> also making headline being a popular pastor arrested. now, the megachurch heeder is speaking out about the allegations. >>> but first, the search for a suspect continues following a weekend shooting near the campus of auburn university that left three people dead. fox 5 morning news is back in a moment. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows

only 13% of green cards last year were doled out for economic reasons, why two-thirds were for familyns. >> grandparents are important. you need them. but also having skilled trades people and people who are skilled in more professions where we have labor demand. >> but, of course, booming industries can go bust. who gets hired and who gets fired can be unpredictable. so to help immigrants find jobs, the canadian government funds programs like this one at bow valley college. >> we know you guys have the technical skills. it's those other skills that we know are different from one country to another. >> erica rodriguez is a recent graduate. >> i came here with the same hopes you have. >> she now works at a consulting firm in the oil and gas industry and looks forward to officially becoming canadian. canada's real challenge, says mayor nenshi, is ensuring the economic and social integration of immigrants once they're living in the country. >> it's about saying to an engineer who was trained in iran and china, how can we get you working as an engineer instead of a janitor as quickly as p

. >> this senior says many feel punishment doled out to pranksters is fair. >> in the hand book says if you vandalize campus suspension, unfortunately they picked a bad time to do it fchl they had done it a few weeks ago there won't have been this uproar. >> if i have kids they're not going to be in senior prampkz. lesson learned. >> and this official last day of school was today saying kids are being allowed to return tomorrow to finish final exams. their grades will likely be held up until thursday when a judge will hold a hearing on whether students due process rights were violated. >> and an eye witness testified she recognized both two men charged in the beating of brian stow from last year's attack at dodger stadium. and there is a preliminary hearing of louie sanchez. a camera did not show donnelly. she identified sanchez as the man who kicked stow in the head. >> both pled not guilty. a judge will decide if there is tofdz try them. so, continues to recover from a brain injury suffered in that attack. >> a deadly shooting left people shaken up tonight. a 31-year-old was shot t

scientists are doling out cupcakes and cookies for nasa.ty of a series of demonstrations against president obama's budget proposal cutting nasa's funding by $300 million. >>> well if you watch "america's got talent" you might have seen this guy. soldier timothy poe who wowed the judges on the nbc program after stuttering when he spoke but singing without a hitch. he said the stutter was caused by a grenade attack. the minnesota national army guard has no record of this. his records do not indicate he was injureed by a grenade in combat while serving in afghanistan in 2009 as he reports. the minnesota national guard can also confirm he was not awarded the purple heart medal for wounds sustained in combat. he is apologizing now for all this but says he didn't lie. >> i didn't ever admit to hurt anyone. i really don't know what's reality and what's not reality. >> do you feel like you've lied about something? >> no. i don't -- i don't feel like i've lied. that's what's driving me crazy, it's because i -- i truly thought this happened to me. >>

only 13% of green cards last year were doled out for economic reasons, why two-thirds were for familyns. >> grandparents are important. you need them. but also having skilled trades people and people who are skilled in more professions where we have labor demand. >> but, of course, booming industries can go bust. who gets hired and who gets fired can be unpredictable. so to help immigrants find jobs, the canadian government funds programs like this one at bow valley college. >> we know you guys have the technical skills. it's those other skills that we know are different from one country to another. >> erica rodriguez is a recent graduate. >> i came here with the same hopes you have. >> she now works at a consulting firm in the oil and gas industry and looks forward to officially becoming canadian. canada's real challenge, says mayor nenshi, is ensuring the economic and social integration of immigrants once they're living in the country. >> it's about saying to an engineer who was trained in iran and china, how can we get you working as an engineer instead of a janitor as quickly as p

and we need to change the notion that we are on the government dole. and hear that they should collect our money, it shouldn't surprise. america needs to focus on america d. and we are losing our status. >> utly and spain are paying 40 percent in income taxes and same time christian. they have high unemploymen do we ignore the report and do our own thing and go our own way. >> let's not focus on the message but focus on the message. we need to raise revenues in the country and the place to start is ultrahigh earners consider 2001 and 2003 tax cuts. cut taxes for the top one percent three times more than the remaining 99 percent. if you restore fairness. you create rom to redouse the deficit and make america strong are. don't forus it came on a pene pone report. >> and a couple of things here. wayne rogers first of all half americans don't pay income tax at all. if you crunch the numbers. count rows in europe who are looking to us to bail them out. do we do our own thing and tackle it in our own way? >> credible ecron mist. there is noutch such thing. h

pharma doling out $72 million. pg&e, a close third sh don yaigt almost $67 million. >> that is because they're getting something in return. this is buying them access. this is buying influence. or else they wouldn't be spending this money. >> all three defend their spending. some teachers say it's a way to get viewpoint across and educate voters. >> that is why i'm taking on strocker union autos pharma says it must partner with policy holders to keep the u.s. competitive, pointing out it was just on prop 16th making it harder to enter the power business. prop 16 lost but the company still makes donations. >> we think it's important that the viewpoints and concerns of our customers and of our employees and shareholders are all represented to lawmakers and regulator autos besides the law, big money didn't mean victory every time. there is steven bing spent $50 million. and this is still, california watch found campaign almost always got their way, giving nearly five times as much to winning candidates as they did to

and some of what i have seen suggested that dole, you know, approached president reagan saying that, you know, there's a sentiment out there that you're pretty much very anti-african-american and by continuing to support, you know, african-american entrepreneurship, that that might help dispel the notion that you're totally against, you know, the aspirations of the african-american community. and also, too, it appears that reagan on a personal level, you know, believed in the free enterprise system, so it wasn't a problem in terms of promoting programs to support african-american entrepreneurship. but when we look at the reagan and the reagan presidency, he had more than elizabeth dole in his every, he had more conservative advisers as well. and this appeared to manifest itself in supreme court nominations that reagan made. and ultimately, while the reagan administration continued to support, you know, business support, support for african-american entrepreneurship, his supreme court nominees ended up, ultimately, helping to undermine these programs. and a landmark case in this regar

(laughter) and really deserving of more scorn than even we can dole out in our nightly 21:30 wise ass-a-thon. (laughter) i give you florida governor and mr. clean impersonator-- if mr. clean had... (laughter) if mr. clean had for some unknown reason restricted his caloric intake for a period of time. (laughter)

when bill clinton was able to ride the recovery economy and bob dole never had a chance. mitt romney's not going to be the same way. he's got a chance now. he's not going to be the bob dole falling off a stage a the end of a campaign that never got any traction. what romney's team senses is that they have a chance to win something. jonathan martin had a great piece last week and members on capitol hill, republicans on capitol hill who were buying into this campaign and believe they have a chance to knock off a sitting democratic president. >> david, is the obama campaign getting very nervous? because what they say officially is this is what we expected. at this point in the campaign that this was going to be a dead heat an a tough campaign. >> they can say that, but we know what they expected the economy to look like in january 2009, february 2009. republicans never let them forget. the charts they made. projecting what unemployment might be. so now, this is not the economy they wanted the run with. talking about the national unemployment rate, i don't see a scenario wher

bob dole of blackrock and bob mcdonald of virginia. a veep candidate. some shocking news on the presidential race between president obama and mitt romney. i want to know how to get this economy and country out of bankruptcy. that's the big question. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ the president from interview: i talk to folks on rope lines and in coffee shops. people who have been out of work. you can tell it wears on them. narrator: he's fought to pull us out of economic crisis for three years. and he still is. president obama's plan keeps taxes down for the middle class, invests in education and asks the wealthy to pay their fair share. mitt romney and his billionaire allies can spend milions to distort the president's words. but they're

dole says the veggies are at risk for listeria. food born illness but the company says there have been no reports of anybody getting sick. >>> if you're looking for a hotel for your summer get away, using an apple computer could cost you, according to the "wall street journal" travel website orbitz notice that mac users spend 30% more on a night. because of that orbitz is now steering apple owners toward costlier hotel options. the website confirms they are experimenting with showing different options to mac and pc users but they say they are not showing mac users the same rooms for higher prices. >>> you may not know it but if you have a facebook e-mail address, listen up. it's going to show up on your profile instead of the e-mail address you have on their there. the social network started changing all user profiles yesterday to show the facebook e-mail address. they say they announced the change in april but critics point out they never mentioned making a physical change to your profile. the company is launching a study that wil

but we were all complicit in that. >> it's time to stop doling out the blame, bloomberg adds, and tog our broken immigration system. >> you know, winston churchill once said, you can always rely on america to do the right thing after all of the possibilities are exhausted. in the end, congress will do the right thing, but only after they've tried every other crazy idea that on fusscates or kicks the can down the road. >> when we come back, my thoughts on the immigration debate. stay with us. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all

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. -- dole down the neighboring districts. -- dull down the neighborhood districts. on the weekends, people basically scare into empty space basically scare into empty space with some lighting and sunlamps

but we were all complicit in that. >> it's time to stop doling out the blame, bloomberg adds, and tour broken immigration system. >> you know, winston churchill once said, you can always rely on america to do the right thing after all of the possibilities are exhausted. in the end, congress will do the right thing, but only after they've tried every other crazy idea that on fusscates or kicks the can down the road. >> when we come back, my thoughts on the immigration debate. stay with us. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our

(laughter) and really deserving of more scorn than even we can dole out in our nightly 21:30 wise ass-a-thon. (laughter) i give you florida governor and mr. clean impersonator-- if mr. clean had... (laughter) if mr. clean had for some unknown reason restricted his caloric intake for a period of time. (laughter) rick scott. you may remember governor scott from his law requiring all florida welfare recipients to be tested while refusing to submit to one himself. >> governor, you benefit from hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars every year so would you be-)m willing to pee o this cup to prove to florida taxpayers that you're not on drugs? not using that money for drugs? (laughter) >> jon: the governor's refusal meant that aasif mandvi had to make aasif mandvi governor smoothies without its secret ingredient. (theb. governor's urine) (laughter) anyway, governor scott's cost-cutting welfare program-- while dehumanizing to those needing public assistance-- did save the state of florida... negative $45,000. (laughter) well, now the governor and former lead singer of midnight oil has turned hi

. -- dole down the neighboring districts. -- dull down the neighborhood districts. on the weekends, people basically scare into empty space with some lighting and sunlamps with the fact that customers are being given cookies or whatever it's a nice gesture, but it does not detract from the fact that they are not the equivalent of stores. i am concerned about this phenomenon before. this particular branch could pick up a corner location. corner locations are particularly important for small-scale stores, which have the ability to advertise themselves from two corners. while there is a history that this location has not been very successful, i generally do not believe that branch banks or real-estate offices should occupy corner locations. i have said that before and again and again and i feel strongly about that. indeed, it allows the smaller business units that extra exposure with small non-branded store needs. across the transit stop where the small coffee shop, a small bookstore, a library or a newspaper stand would be a much more appropriate use at the square. i

more people turned out to see them in person than 10 years later turned out to see clinton/dole/and perot in person. it was an extra oordinary time where people defined themselves. it was as polarized as anything today. one other quick thing about bryan. the speech so galvanized that convention. without that speech, he would not have been nominated. jump forward, stevenson, who does not want to run, delivers a welcoming address to the democrats. jump forward 50 years, barack obama, in effect, delivers a keynote. so you can still -- the the connection between bryan and obama is one speech can make a career. >> did he have any other government jobs? >> he was a congressman from nebraska. and he was a lousy secretary of state. >> for whom? >> for woodrow wilson. >> i wouldn't say he was lousy. he retired and resigned over a principled issue. and i always wondered why people like cyrus vance, why americans don't design when there's an issue of principle? >> his commitment to principle and still think he was a failure. >> you remember what cyrus vance resigned about? >> he did not. he opposed

and jennifer dole and lindsay to answer any questions. would you like me to submit that? the first one is page two, line 13. we want to add him or his designee the last one is page 511. we want to add a phrase, covenant or any easement. i will print out for you. >> thank you. it is on fourth street close to a channel street in the mission bay area. >> beautiful area. this is an area that typically the mayor's office does not have a lot of projects in. all the sites are our site. we're working on them. it is a wonderful opportunity and a beautiful neighborhood. if you have any questions, i have other staff or could answer for you. supervisor mar: is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? we have two speakers. >> good afternoon. i am corinne woods, i chair the mission bay citizens advisory committee which will survive the dissolution of redevelopment. this project is very important for us. we have been planning for years. it was complicated to put together the financing. we're looking forward to it. not only is it family affordable housing, i do not remember

bus drivers don't have change to just dole out to you as you get on the bus. what's punching the plexiglass going to do other than break your hand. >> police are looking for him, that's why they released this video that happened in march. >> it's alarming to me how many people get enraged over something as simple as bus change. >> and it's also his responsibility to have money to get on the bus to get him where he's trying to get. >> and you know what sucks the most. he rimmed the mirror off the bus when probably means they had to shut the bus down and have another bus come in which probably made all the passengers late to where they're going. >>> james prater said the big man upstairs was really looking out for him because he was in his car when it started looking like this. do you think what caused this? >> it looked like a frisbee coming directly at me. >> he was on a roadway in pittsburgh and he talked to wpxi and said he can't believe what happened. >> it landed on his car and his car caught fire. he was in it and he got out and walked away. >> the bags h