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the i.r. and to turn in written comments. there's more information on our website. we are particularly concerned because the plant is being built above ground in gold epigate park where the master plan says it is supposed to be below grade. we would like to find another location for plant and fit absolutely has to be in the park, we would like different design alternatives so it can be built below grade and we have a lot more information on our website. thank you very much. president buell: thank you. >> lindsey? followed by rachel and followed by jamie. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> i need you to speak into the mic. >> my name is lindsey. i'm a longtime resident and activist advocate at delores park. i'm here to speak against rec and park's permitting process for the commercial food vendors in our neighborhood park. but also, their general practices for permitting. even though there are several well-established groups that are well known to rec and park, none of the groups for which i work, delores park dogs, delores park volunteers and the liberty hill asso

there's i.r. cameras which work off a reflective lighting, at nighttime, with the reflective lighting. there's true day-night cameras that see even better. when you get into the facial images, that's where the cost goes up. the camera systems work off of -- actually the d.v.r. works off of your internet setup that you have. so what we do is we tap into the router in some cases we have your i.t. man program it. and you can actually view it from your computers inside and view it from your computers at home or wherever. an outside location. >> and my other question is how long does this take to enstall a system like this? -- install a system like this? >> it depends on how big it is. it could be from one day to four days. >> ok. thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, any questions? no? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comment? >> give it to jocelyn. >> thank you for coming. >> ok. item number six. update from the ad hoc committee regarding permit conditions relating to security pr

. >> for the small businesswoman who didn't pay her taxes for 17 years and had the i.r. s. breathing down her back, i can only imagine how she would have liked to have had the chance to help write the tax code of this country. >> while others urged mercy. >> talked about his being awarded a purple heart and a bronze star. and so that's the type of individual that we are judging. >> still other lawmakers suggested the outcome already transcends any specific punishment to be meted out. >> in the life of charlie rangel, i'm not sure there are too many things you could do to him now that would exceed the pain and anguish that he and his wife are experiencing right now. >> the full ethics committee also recommended that rangel be forced to pay restitution on back taxes. the matter heads to the full house which probably won't take it up until after thanksgiving. and which isn't obligated to take any action at all. bret? >> bret: james rosen live on the hill tonight. thank you. general motors raised more than $23 billion today in its initial public offering. the stock closed up $1

. >> the i.r. s.tables in january and so if they don't act quickly, people will find that their take home pay went down. so they've got to act on this. i agree with don, i think they're going to pass the bush tax cuts and keep them in place. remember, what they'll be doing is having a tax increase if they don't keep the bush tax cuts in place and this is the last time our economy needs a tax increase. >> an hour from now, we're going to have your former boss, george w. bush here on the program. as you look around at some of the stuff from your administration, anybody got a story they'd like to share they've never told anybody before? because we're kind of flashing back with the dedication later today. >> karen? >> i remember the day of september 14th going to ground zero and standing with the president, andy was there watching him, you know, get up on that fire truck with bob beckwith and rallying saying the world here -- the people who knock down these buildings will hear from all of us soon and i st