you can create a playground without opening the floodgates.s and youth are missing from the neighborhood, and we need them to have a vibrant community. regarding developments in the area and opening the floodgates, the playground is not the same as a building. a playground might be the best defense against proposed future appropriate uses. there no playgrounds in easy walking distance. by the time we walk to the closest one, we are exhausted. it is difficult to raise a child in san francisco due to the high cost of living and education. families are being forced out. sample, opposition to this site included an amending the ordinance and proper use of the legislation process. the location seems unsafe given the traffic on nearby streets. changing the legislation would open the floodgate to other uses. the bocci ball courts are a better location for a playground. and the master plan included a number of proposed playgrounds, and this one was not suggested. the following organizations or representing thousands of area represent -- businesses and

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if this project is built, it will open the floodgates. developers will line the waterfront with a wall of high rises. thank you. >> good morning. it is usually good afternoon. i am one of those engaged people who seems to show up. i am also involved in green building. i do a lot of research in the field. i always listen with interest when people talk about green benefits. i like to highlight the fact of the green building code requires a san francisco a strong green component. when you are building the most expensive condominiums in the city, what adds value is to hire gher leed certification. when i hear numbers, and become interested in whether they add up. if you sequester the carbon from 2007 hundred 30 cars on those roofs per year -- 2730 karzai on those servers per year, that will be impressive engineering to hold it up year after year. if you take that green stuff down so that the way it does not go up, what happens to it? it will be decomposing and releasing carbon for the decomposition process. please pay careful attention to the

if you are going to open up the flood klebs -- floodgates to everyone -- you cannot do this to everybody. there is a a group of people i chased out there. it will come back and say what about us? rightly so. you have to be fair about this. i am sorry i did not bring the picture of the landscape. 202 is surrounded by trees and dumber roc rocks that take up s it is not 5000 square feet of space available. that is altogether misleading. let's get real. there is really the place. reaching -- there is really. -- there is really no space. we need to protect the open space. and the plaza south is still my preferred location, and it is not unsafe due to the railway. i travel there every day when i come back from lunch. we have to not give in to political interests. that has to stop, because it is ruining the city. political stuff has to go. we have to listen to the people that live there. there are 1000 people going to golden gate. that is a small group of people. i represent the majority. they did not want anything on that park. the reason why plaid the south is good, is it -- it is because it

future at the all things considered or do some major things have to change to really open up the floodgates. well i think it's a bit of a mixed picture i mean definitely there's been a big growth in the consumer clearly is there for all the reasons bender saying there's going to be. a lot more growth in the market but there are some issues and some issues with real real disposable income we've seen some pressure on it already you know i think it's quite clear that if this government is serious about reforms the economy is going to have to remove the subsidies that it provides the consumer three cheap. at a gene but interest attires and cheap guys in chief and and to do that they're going to have to eat and see what has been a big growth in displayed in salaries to be paid to public sector as well as pensions and i think there is a story for consumers but i think it's going to get tougher but actually when you look at the weather where there has been foreign investment to take advantage of this growth you know it's it's been quite selective it's very impressive i mean i have to say i think t

seasonal numbers look promising it's not an indicated they're consumers will finally open the spending floodgatery nervous. we have an election year coming up. we have a major deficit problem to deal with. i think until this uncertainty of where the country is going economically, i think there is going to be a hold back by the consumer. >> reporter: so if you are home watching us and you are someone who perhaps finished your shopping weeks or months ago and looking at these people, what are they doing, what are they thinking? don't be too quick to judge, some of the retail experts there are better deals to be had in this final stretch as stores try to offer even deeper discounts just to get the consumers in their doors. >> kelly: wait until the last minute. i enjoy the enthusiasm but not anymore. i can't deal with the crowds. >> heather: it is not christmas without a few carols and for our own kelly wright, you were apparently invited to perform alongside the christmas song. >> with the orchestra sometime ago. i enjoyed doing that. we want to share a little bit of that with you. it's been a last

going on the road last night against ottawa, but it didn't come until the third period when the floodgates opened. oh baby, those goals came quickly. let me take you back to canada. in the third period, caps down 2-1 in their white sweaters. power play on the rush backstrom, one-timer under the bar, and this game was tied at 2-2. prettiest goal of the night came from alex ovechkin. he skates the puck down and around the net gives carlton a stop move here, then the deke, the snap, the bang. ovechkin's ninth goal of the year his first since seemingly forever. 15 seconds later judge hans son feeds the front and puts it on troy brower's stick. the caps beat the senators there's a look at your morning sports. have a great day everybody. >> thanks so much tim. 5:27 right now, 36 degrees. the news continues with "good morning washington" at 5:30. >> up next drivers on the dulles toll road should prepare to dig deeper in their pockets. why you should expect to pay more next year. >> and some traffic troubles around town thanks to the wet weather from yesterday. i'm brianne carter. we'll have an up

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it opens the floodgates.can see this rash of discrimination against students with hiv and any number of disables. we fought hard. the americans with disabilities act was just enacted in 1990. we're not talking about decades of students being allowed to enter private schools. we're talking about a very recent law that has opened the doors. now this decision by this school closes that door. that's troubling. >>> a dea agent reportedly smuggling drug money across the mexican border. is this another botched operation like fast and furious congress is investigating? we'll dig deeper with a sheriff who is critic af op fast and furious and has a different opinion about this. >>> also in "crime & punishment" the hunt for a child killer is on now. a man who stabbed a 7-year-old to death is still on the loose. i trade on tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's

. >> it's especially the case after the floodgates were opened to unlimited money coming in there fromt's the reality that fund-raising is so important that so much money is pouring in and if you're the not com peegt out there shake hands and taking checks, that you're not going to have a chance at all. and the president's hectic fund-raising schedule if anything is a reflection of this brave new world that we're living in. >> should americans be worried about that? >> they should absolutely be worried about that. the fact that the latter half of his term is becoming a big fund-raising chore, that's definitely a problem. it's the system that's really at fault here and the presidented is dealing with it, but of course the public should have a problem with it. >> andy, great to see you today. thanks for your time. that will do it for me today. i'll see you back here on monday at 11:00. have a wonderful weekend. until then, you can follow me on twitter. but don't go any. alex wagner comes your way next. neutrogena® t/gel shampoo defeats dandruff after just one use. t/gel shampoo. it works

it opens the floodgates.e can see this rash of discrimination against students with hiv and any number of disables. we fought hard. the americans with disabilities act was just enacted in 1990. we're not talking about decades and decades of students being allowed to enter private schools. we're talking about a very recent law that has opened the doors. now this decision by this school closes that door. that's troubling. appreciate you being on. >>> a dea agent reportedly smuggling drug money across the u.s./mexico border. the question tonight, is this another botched operation like the gun running operation fast and furious congress is investigating? we'll dig deeper with a sheriff who is critical of fast and furious and has a different opinion about this money laundering operation. and a former undercover agent who laundered money, he'll tell us his perspective. >>> also in "crime & punishment" the hunt for a child killer is on now. police say the person who sexually assaulted and a stabbed a 7-year-old geor

we have to think about, especially a city like new york doesn't have a ton of floodgates you know, this guy named jeff masters work for weather underground. i love the sky. not only does he write about the weather, but he's a forward anchor. you can about this great blog about what different floodgates would really help out is not only a hurricane, but a nor'easter and if we were ever to have one like we had in december 92, which flooded in new york. insight that have to be thought of that is to go forward time. i think for us 25 years down the road. there's no reason why we should note homes that have roots that would withstand a hundred miles an hour. we shouldn't blow off a 70 miles hour wind. for outdoor shouldn't cave and 70 miles an hour winds. we have to have some protection of our people. really when you talk about a 13 minute average seek time, which is pretty good, and is interior rim has to hold. it's not going to be with every to nato. via for neophytes need to be underground and in a safe room. if we can protect you from the small ones, that's a good thing. are not going to

alluded to a bigger problem, and that is, if you help someone like this, aren't you opening the floodgateseople who want to come to this country and get education and health care and other things that they could get in the u.s. that they can't get where they are now? >> great question. i'll draw a line. people here more than a decade, they've got a job and kids who are american citizens, let's be practical here, let this guy get a cheaper way to get his health care. he's got a brother that's trying to take a risk an donate him a kidney. no, we shall not be opening the borders so that anybody who has a health care need gets in here. we have americans who can't get health care when they need it. we've got to pay for them first. but let's use some common sense. this guy has been around a long time. he's been a great citizen. his kids are now americans. his brother's trying to donate a kidney to him. that seems to be a set of facts that we should be able to absorb and get this done. >> it is an interesting story and i'm sure there are many others like his that we don't about, typical situation

we have to think about especially a city like new york that doesn't have a ton of floodgates.i love this guy. not only does he write about what's happening in current weather but he is a forward thinker. he wrote this great blog about the different floodgates i would really help out not only in a hurricane but also a nor'easter if we ever have another one like we had back in december of 92 which flooded new york so things like that have to be thought about as we go forward in time and that is going to be a big deal i think for us to remind us down the road and there is no reason why we shouldn't build homes that have roofs that can withstand 100-mile an hour winds. roof should not blow off with 170-mile an hour winds. we have to have some protection for people and really talking about a 13 minute average leadtime which is the average tornado warning which is pretty good, the structure has to hold. it's not going to be with every tornado. the effor india five, the winds are 200 miles an hour. you need to be underground and in a safe room but if we can protect you from the small

and in that regard, the supreme court opened the floodgates for unlimited secret money to influence our elections and undermine our public debate. this is related to that 99-1 because many in the 1% have used that secret, unlimited, undisclosed money to affect an election, to affect public policy that again is counter to reigniting the american dream. we must give that 99% a stronger voice. in fact, we'd like to make that the case where the 100% but not in the way that the supreme court did it. and so as we go into these campaigns, we're talking about, yes, we want to amass the resources, gain the support to elect reformers to congress who are committed to giving, again, more voices, stronger voice to citizen participation in that process and to diminish, to offset, to offset, again, the unlimited undisclosed money. one step in that direction is the disclose act, which we passed in the house last year. the senate failed to pass it, and therefore this money is secret. we must have transparency. we must shine a bright light on that. and congressman van hollen is taking the lead on that ag

once the floodgates opened, it was post-traumatic stress, no question, depression but a lot of, a lot and dead children and gutters. it's like everything came back to me like so vividly and i think it's because i just was so frenetic lee going from one story to another and working and working for so many years. i never processed the emotional toll and i am pretty sensitive and general. like i said the camera can be a shield and i think it can, can hold back your own emotions for a while but your human. you can see all these horrible things without feeling it. i had a pretty good meltdown. >> host: what do you do now if you are going from story to story. you know that you are sensitive. do you build in any downtime or some way to get away from it? >> guest: i am trying. i learned a little more coping mechanisms and did some therapy and i don't cover the same stories i used to then. there was a lot of international disasters and complex situations. i haven't covered that particularly except haiti now recently but it's been more long-term future projects at home. but they can be pretty e