i'm mark dunlap. i knew you in high school. wow. you look terrific. >> thanks. thank you. >> and that would make you the aluminum monster-- oh, man! you were all jacked up, huh? >> i don't remember. >> remember that? with the back brace... and all that metal... i mean, you were like... you were like... an aluminum monster. that really was the best name for it. >> the only name for it, really. >> you were so cute. >> awww... thanks. >> it was a lot of metal, man. hey, hey, i used to know your brother. now, he was a pretty cool guy. whatever happened to him? >> behold a winner in all his... hmm. >> holy shit. >> (ingrid sighs) >> what are you guys doing here? captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org f >> may 12, 2011, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, had this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: good evening! welcome to the "daily show" my name is jon stewart. thank you for joining us tonight. we have a terrific program for you. the lovely kristen wiig

for bob dunlap, horseshoeing has never been so high-risk. >> it's a lot like when the swine flu was around for humans and nobody really knew exactly what to do to avoid it. >> reporter: dunlap has taken to toting lysol, latex gloves and a fresh change of clothes on his daily shoeing rounds. >> it is so easy to spread it the horses catch it like humans catch colds. >> reporter: but this is more serious the first horse to get eq herpes they could spread it further. >> if a horse sneezed on you and you went to some other horses you could transmit it or horses could transmit it to each other. >> reporter: which is why the president of this horse association is keeping the horses he calls his family members home. >> normally i take these out a couple of times a week at home with the wagon just to give them exercise. and i'm not doing that right now. >> reporter: neither is susan. >> it is just common sense, you know, to keep yourself in for a bit. >> reporter: we found the grounds here which would normally be crowded with horses and riders deserted. it could be shut down indefinitely. he has ta

i think commissioner dunlap said we have more oversight now because the planning commission will have a say in the treasure island development authority will have a lot of say as to what is going on there, as opposed to the situation when the redevelopment agency did. i think there may be more oversight. i am very supportive of this project, and i am going to make a motion to certify. president olague: commissioner moore, did you have any more comments? commissioner moore: yes i do. the question about substantive changes. staff has so much to do today that i wanted to put to the record, looking through three documents simultaneously, it is not easy to spot the changes. i think it is a bold move out in the middle of controversy the developer is suggesting lowering the height in four buildings. that is perhaps a different impact as to whether or not it mitigates the impact. the tower height of the most prominent building, block c-1, has been proposed to be lowered to 450 feet, a net reduction of 200 feet. but in addition, now this particular c-1 block will be shared with the historic na

for bob dunlap, horseshoeing has never been so high risk. >> i can spray my apron, my tools. >> reporter: he has taken to toting lysol, latex gloves and a fresh change of clothes on his daily shoeing rounds. >> so easy to spread it. i mean, the horses will catch it like humans catch cold. >> reporter: but this is far more sear you know that is a cold. the second bay area horse to contract ehv1 or equine herpes, is quarantined not far from here in novato. horse lovers have learned if they are not careful, they could spread the virus further. >> see that if a horse sneezed on you and then you went to some other horses, could you transmit it or horses could transmit it to each other. >> reporter: which is why gary sello is keeping the horses he calls his family members home. >> normally, i take these out a couple times a week at home with the wagons to give them exercise. and i'm not doing that right now. >> reporter: neither is susan. >> i'm just doing the safe thing and probably the intelligent thing, just keeping him home for a while. >> reporter: we found the grounds of novato horseman,