including almost 50% of the area identified as opportunity sites as well as the property where ibm lowe's recently opened. -- as well as the property where lowe's recently opened. it is a key actor to bay shore boulevard, but the surrounding area is underutilized and needs a coordinated development plan. we met with supervisor maxwell earlier this week, and we appreciate them first of all proposing this reasoning, but also hearing and working with us and we look forward to continuing that dialogue. i would like to go over some of our suggested provisions, -- suggested revisions, which are in the letter i submitted, and i apologize for the late said middle of that letter. -- the late submittal of that letter. the red line is some of the ordinances we would like to see. first, we would like to see some revisions on case street at the top. we would like to see it read that while green home- improvement uses are desirable, they are not the only practices that will be permitted, so we do not necessarily limit the retail type in the district that jeopardize the success of

ibm makes about half of what she does. the head of mcdonald's, $8 million a year. the ceo of lowe's just $4 million. >> but mcdonald's you get all of the meals you want. >> it's a tough economy and many fear losing their jobs. one study shows how that can affect a woman's health in particular. chris sanchez shows us the latest research and perhaps a yoga move. >> if you are worried about losing your job, that can make you weigh more and have higher have higher cholesterol. for the women in your life, having a demanding job with little control, that can be deadly. this morning a new study targeting women in particular was a federally funded study by the national institutes of health. researchers followed women for 10 years. they were workers from nurses up to ph.d.s and most of them white around the age of 57. they honed in on the women who said they did demanding work with little or no authority or opportunity to use their own judgment. researchers call this job strain and say those women had a 40% increased risk of cardiovascular disease. they had an 88% increase for heart attack a

ibm, and microsoft were among the hardest hit. >>> keeping an eye on shares of disney today. shares actually started falling before disney reported an unexpectedly soft quarter after an employee reported lowted disney's earnings before the closing bell instead of after as planned. >>> nissan is recalling 600,000 centras, frontiers, and xterras due to steering or battery problems. g.m. announced it will recall nearly 14,000 cadillac and buick sedans over a potential power steering problem. chrysler is recalling some 16,000 jeep liberties to fix faulty windshield wipers. >>> there are reports massive layoffs could be part of yahoo's plan to turn things around. the "wall street journal" reports yahoo is considering cutting back up to 20% of its consumer products division which accounts for about half of its 14,000 employees. yahoo denies rumors potential job cuts will be companywide. >>> after recently being sold for a dollar, "newsweek" has found a new life and will join forces with thedailybeast.com. >>> how much would you pay for a piece of computer history? christie's is hoping for bids in the ballpark of a quarter million dollars for one of apple's very first home computers assembled an