designed by edward b. page for the insurance corporation, also known as f.f.i.c. this san francisco based insurance company started insuring firefighters in 1863 as an incentive to motivate them to more aggressively fight fires that wreaked havoc on the city. as the company expanded coverage expanded to including sailing ships and automobile as they bought up competitor insurance companies. in 1956 the company broke ground on the subject building that would not only consolidate employees but streamline operations by accommodating new data processing systems. the existing 10.2 acre site formerly the laurel hills cemetery provided a unique development opportunity to create a mini corporate campus in the middle of the city rather than move headquarters outside of san francisco. [please stand by...] . ... of open space and is an important example of the work of architects. the feature in california, include the landscape features and features of the office buildings. the character features of the site and landscape include the following... the campus setting featuring

having green lawns and planting to enhance the handsome low lines of the simple building designed by edward b. page. the draft e.i.r. does not mention that the cultural resource of large mature trees from the senate door cemetery that were incorporated into the fireman's fund building site as historic, character defining features like our workhorses and emitting greenhouse gas emissions. planting trees over a span of 15 years as if that were providing equivalent or greenhouse gases from thousands of vehicle miles travelled associated with the new retail uses to negatively impact everyone's health is very concerning. as you can see from this diagram , you will see masonic avenue here, and pine street from downtown, three lanes one way will be heading pretty quickly up the hill towards the avenue. there's already a lot of vehicles that go through there, and this has not been adequately studied along with what i said. historically, the site was designed to have commercial on california only. i have some records from chronicle. the jordan park improvement association board opposes the retail on t

b campaign finance reform. and even if it were, john edwards did the same thing. he got away with it. he was charged, it went to trial, he won at trial. what about that? >> the big difference is that with edwards, it really was an ambiguous question. the jury wasn't convinced about whether he was doing it for political campaign purposes or to spare his wife, who was -- >> fighting cancer. >> very, very ill. this is not that case. he was not doing it out of a warm-hearted view of melania he was doing it -- this will have to be proven, but he was doing it to fool the american people so he would win the presidency. that's serious stuff. in fact, the framers of the constitution had that in mind, that very kind of thing when they said surely someone who corruptly gains the office of president cannot be allowed to retain that office. that was their prime example of somebody who should be removed from office. so the president may think it's -- go ahead. >> that takes us to the central question, following your own lead here, professor, which is the d.o.j. after the nixon situation and once ag

edwards has more.or >> repr: the skyrocketing number of teenagers using e-cigarettes has stunned even the experts. ll >> we're reay astounded by how popular this has become. >> reporter: popular may bn understatement. more than 37% of high school seniors say they have vaped, up from just over a quarter of 12th graders last year. the annual report from the national institute on drug abuse shows teens are vaping nicotine as well as marijuana. many also claim they're just vaping e-liquid flavors. >> even the items that say they have flavors, if you read the fine print and read what they say, it always inclu nicotine, but the consumer doesn't always know that so they y not be aware they're using nicotine when they're using this product. >> rorter: nicotine is highly addictive and e-cigarettes are getting a whole new generation hooked. the fda previously declared teen vaping an epidemic. >> these are proportions of use among our young people that simply are intolerable. reporter: now the fda is threatening to ban all flavored vaping products, u ess manufacturers can come up with a solid plan to curb youthcc aess and use. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> today arlington residents will be abl