. >> if they do get these, then they would have to open cal hol heights? >> the student would have to apply and meet the criteria. >> they could discriminate against who comes in this and pays the member of the school? >> yeah. the discrimination in the way -- discrimination on the basis of race and national orr gin or religion, basically violating the state nondiscrimination statute. but there are activities on park property that people pay to participate. >> i like to point out, it is first come, first serve. there's no discriminatory policy. >> right. >> the application is first come, first serve. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner martin? commissioner martin: i don't know why you don't talk to the community first. but to do this, i'm not with you. >> koll missioner sullivan. commissioner sullivan: i'm trying to understand the language in action now. they're in existence in another part of the city? >> around the corner, right. they wanted to expand for more space. they certainly were aware of the -- heard about the arts too. as i said, we did hav

the largest wind mill outside of hol land and recently taken apart and shipped back to hlollhol land and they called me other day and the sprinkler and the building and it's constantly moving and it vibrates and you have to isolate them. sutro bath was the largest swimming area in the world and it was - it had 20,000 bathing suits for rent just to give you an idea of the size of this thing. it had restaurants and -- >> different pools and different hot water pools, different cold water pools. this was for the poor. the rich it their own pipe from sutro that pumped water all the way down to the private clubs like the elk club, the metropolitan club and marines memmal and they had silent watesaltwater swimming pd everyone else went to the baths and the thing to do was go swimming in a salt water pool particularly heated. >> healthy. >> i remember going out there as a kid and by the time i was there before it was burned down and converted to a ice skating rink and egyptian museum. >> here is the inside of it and a shot from my wife's expensive post card selection and san francisco post

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hol lis's color scheme would only have made a difference if others had bought their medallions to him and he had to cabs on the streets simultaneously? >> as a one medallion company he would not make more than one another medallion holder would make by leasing out his medallion to other drivers. commissioner garcia: thank you. president peterson: can we hear from the appellant on this point? >> thank you for the opportunity to address this, commissioner. i believ commissioner fung:''s first question was whether there was any known cost to the revocation of a color scheme. that was brought forth in the belief i submitted on behalf of mr. hollis to say there would be a fee for repainting and for changing affiliation.

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in fact, hol molly is up to 151 people he's inspired to become a teacher that's larger than many, many, graduate schools of education. >> steve perry. thanks. that does it for "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts now. see you tomorrow night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight, laura ingraham's on the warpath. hear her surprising stance on sarah palin. her opinion on the afghanistan war leaks. and her view of president obama's latest charge offensive. >> i have to admit i don't know who snooki is. >> you don't? >> larry: plus arizona governor jan brewer fighting back on immigration. if you thought she's giving up the fight against illegals you're wrong. she took new court action hours ago. is she begging for an all-out brawl? next on "larry king live." we begin by welcoming governor jan brewer, republican of arizona. hours ago she filed an appeal with the 9th circuit court of appeals after a federal judge yesterday blocked key part of her state's anti-immigration law. 9 thank you for joining us, governor. is there any part of the judge's ruling that at all

the american people may know that president obama was in hol land, michigan, about -- hol and, michigan, about -- holland, michigan, about an hour and half from where i live, at the groundbreaking for a new battery plant, for the automotive industry. 400 new jobs in addition to all of the construction jobs that are being created for this new technology. now, that's not the only battery plant in michigan that has been jump started by american recovery and reinvestment act dollars. there's a company in my district in battle creak, it's called tota america, that received $35 billion in american recovery and reinvestment act fundses to attract the private investment, to locate this battery facility there. it could have gone anywhere in the world, anywhere in the world and because of a proactive policy to invest in clean and renewable energy technology, in this case for the automobile industry, and i think the question that we have to ask is, you know, are we going to continue to manufacture here in america or are we going to be, you know, buying everything from south korea from china, from

department of state and the pentagon and the white house and deficits on counterinsurgency are really the hol mark of the new administration policy. with that, i would like to turn it over. >> drug markets are very complicate and full of consequences. afghanistan is extremely complicated and jonathan's job is to take these two systems and make it all clear by laying out some of the key facts. my job is to come along and give you the sour grapes and bad news. before i do that, i want to say all of us have tremendous respect for the people on the line risking their lives, implementing these programs and we are not in any way, shape or form, opposed to drug reform across the board. that is not who we are. that is not our message. the message is that afghanistan is different. so the thinking that we understand about drug control gets turned on its head in afghanistan. someone once said follow the money. today i think the point is we should pay attention to the money. usually you think about the number of users and the quantity used. those are what drive the overdose. you design your policies arou