. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is dr. linda tucker and i live directly across the street from 4546 19th street. i moved to san francisco over 30 years ago from new york city but grew up in a very small town where there was lots of greenery and free space. san francisco immediately felt like the best of both worlds and i never looked back. what i am beginning to feel is something different. i fell in love with the neighborhood feel and the expansiveness that our city had. each neighborhood seemed to have an individual personality. unfortunately, what i fell in love with is beginning to disappear and what is happening --. >> ma'am, i'm sorry but the dr requested time is up. that's 15 minutes. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. so now speakers in favor of the dr there are any speakers in favor of the dr who are not --. >> that are not part of the dr requesting team? >> speakers who are opposed to the project. >> hello, thank you for this opportunity to speak and i'd like to thank michael smith for acknowledging my letter th

awareness for the works of whistleblowers and other activists like that they were joined by dr and dr linda fuller thanks very much for joining us today what i'd like to know is why i think it is this a matter of getting awareness why not another way. the plan have written articles on whistleblowers in the military so it had actually been quite lengthy article is the renderings be published but i really thought that i'm in order to make a difference to her acting was good too as we know are in jail or i might eat at the moment i tended to involve myself with more material. tonight is something that isn't just a matter of talking. i think there's a lot of consensus on this exceedingly tough enough i do think that something was going in revealing violations of international law is very empowering. it is attention given to me since he's obviously on however i do think that people here most of the season and nothing to complain and cry a bit or perhaps an undertaking unfairly treated in private oh and trying to get people away. bake in a city that serial eat it. second no complaint or something

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and down the street, linda uses her time dollars to visit local chiropractor dr. hahn. medical care linda says she couldn't afford otherwise. >> i feel wealthy since i've been on the time bank and don't have cash. >> reporter: and the cycle keeps going. home improvements. car pooling. dog walking. even jewelry repair. in just one day, our families saved a grand total of $1,480. and for this town, it's not just money. it's a whole lot more. >> that's "real money." >> reporter: all of this organized through the website timebanks.org. and there's very few restrictions on what you can contribute to the time bank. if you have a skill, you can offer it up in your community. see if there's any takers. diane, the one thing everyone there told us, this isn't just about "real money." it's also about real friendships. and they are real proud of their hometown girl, you. >> thank you very much. hello, back at you. my kind of town. thank you, rebecca. >>> when we come back, revenge of the mutts. the fancy westminster dog show, admits lovable, high-flying half-breeds, mixed breeds. fa

and down the street, linda uses her time dollars to visit local chiropractor, dr. hahn. afford otherwise. >> i didn't have money to go to a chiropractor. i feel wealthy since i've been in the time banking and i don't have cash. >> reporter: and the cycle keeps going. home improvements, dog walking, even jewelry repair. in just one day our family saved a grand total of $1,480. and for this town, it is not just money. it is a whole lot more. and it's all tracked and organized through the website timebanks.org. you can contribute virtually anything as long as there's a taker, you can give your time. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> it's a great idea. >> it is. >>> coming up on throw back thursday, takes a him house look at hollywood. >> in honor of this year's awards season, memorable moments that didn't quite make the final cut. >> "world news now" continues ♪ >>> time for our weekly throw back thursday. we have a bit of levity this morning to get us primed for award season. >> polished that hollywood is so famous for, doesn't come easy and certainly doesn't come out