my name is george holtz and i represent the baptist church directly across from the hebrew academy. it came to my surprise also to learn that antennas will be installed and we are in direct part of those antennas. i was first told it was six and at&t and it was reduced to four. but two will be directed our direction and this is very undesirable for us. the reason is because every sunday there is a congregation of up to 150 people and small children and also people actually, immigrants came from areas like ukraine. they have been exposed to nuclear radiation and they have very weak immune system already and he is deeply concerned about those people. this is about 40% of our congregation. so would like to bring to your attention this fact also besides technical issues for our friends and neighbors across the street, hebrew academy, so please consider this and please stop this project. vice president miguel: thank you. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco city government, i would ask you not to install high frequency antennas on our church on balboa street in san francisco. it will

douglas holtz-eakin, chief economist of president george w. bush's council of economic advisors.n, cnn senior political analyst and editorial director of the national journal group. thank you, all. okay. the president got some -- what sounded to me like fairly good news this week. the november jobs report came out and said, among other things, 8.6%, to me, breaking the magic number 9%. 120,000 jobs added. private sector jobs up 140,000. government jobs down 20,000. unless you are in the government, that -- people think that sounds great. long-term unemployed, 5.7 million. retail jobs, up 50,000. change in the labor force, down 315,000. i want to talk about that down 315,000. i don't know who people are who suddenly decide they're so discouraged they can't look anymore. who is that? >> oh, i think it is people who have been looking for a long time or maybe some more positive explanation like their spouse just got a job so they aren't looking as hard. but it is the downside of what's happening at the moment. jobs are being created, but not as many people are looking. so that helps