it was where kentucky fried chicken was. the building was massivement i'm willing to compromise and take the 4 story building. just stay with what you have. don't make it bigger. thank you. >> good evening. my name is ron jones born and raised here in san francisco. i would like to speak to the quality of life i think the marsh offers. for 4 years i worked at the recreation and the zoo. the marsh would allow the one place to go. i honor your previous decision. it's a quality of life for those that can't be standing here in front of you. i hope you stay with that decision. >> good evening. my name is lisa valenzuela president of the neighborhood association. i'm here to reiterate again and again as others have done before me that you uphold your findings of the hearing of december 11th. it seemed to be fair, seemed to be the right thing to do. what i would like to speak to is the fact that a building like this actually is out of character for the neighborhood if you look at the buildings that are there on valencia street. it

used to be kentucky fried chicken. i think the a.c.t. is seen by more people as being a more reliable test and mr. coleman is moving aggressively to counteract that. >> woodruff: you started out by making a distinction between how students will see this and how some adults will see it and, finally, if you're a student and if you're a parent or an educator, how do you view -- what do you make of this change? >> well, you know, the other part of this, judy, is that about 800 colleges no longer require either of these tests. so that's another factor in what's going on here. mr. coleman is moving to say this s.a.t. matters. the market share to have the a.c.t. and 800-plus colleges require neither the a.c.t. nor the s.a.t., he's moving aggressively to make that happen. i talked to nick lemon who knows more about this than just about anyone and he said, on balance, these are positive changes, these are a good thing. we'll see. i kind of like using words like "propitious," but it shouldn't be a guessing game that you study for. so using words t

kentucky fried chicken was taken over by chick fil-a in america but they are growing like crazy outside stop it. stuart: let's go overseas. we have russia's president vladimir putin seizing power in the crimea region. after that was happening where was president obama? he was meeting with youtube stars that appears on a sunny or die. brian kilmeade is the host of fox and friends. he is also a noted historian and author and best seller. still unchanged george washington's secret sins. stuart: russia is mocking america. >> i am in the minority. i thought funny or die was a great web site. having said all that, wildly inappropriate from the first time i saw it. in two crises and the missing plane, vladimir putin wondering, trying to i's this size of his opponent, how willing are we willing, how dirty are we willing to get our hands to defend ukraine and this becomes the no. one national news story, sitting down with a mocking website. vladimir putin now laughs at the sanctions we handed him at 10:45 yesterday morning and he is coming back with sanctions of his own and not doing any funny p

fries and it is meant to be shared. that is mechanic's money, make it a great day. >> senator rand paul will be in berkeley to spoke with students at uc, the kentucky republican will focus on the response privacy and curtailing domestic surveillance, and says it is an issue that american americans usually care about and is held by a nonpartisan forum run by undergraduates students at uc berkeley. >> thousands of young people are taking part today in the 19th annual kick butts day to stop teens from smoking and demand tobacco companies stop marketing products to young people. organizers say in california more than 13,000 of high school students smock and tobacco companies spend $8 billion a year to market cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products. >> a community is take advantage of the weather to cut down on pollution. appeal officials celebrateed the opening of the family residences saving the center $26,000 a year and the carbon footprint drops by equal to taking 1,800 cars off the road. ought solar panels will get a lot of use. >> they are dropping electric rates for those who invested the money upfront. >> outside, this is an upside of having t

kentucky -- [inaudible] he loses his business. he picks up take the pressure program goes door-to-door to restaurant gulf coast convention he says let me show you how to make the best friedchicken. he asked like a thousand people and want one of them took him up on it and the rest is history. is everyone going to grow to be colonel sanders? obviously not. but how do you have the best shot? it's moving. policy wise we made mistakes on that. we now are looking at north carolina's unemployment benefits and i think that we do have evidence that the we willing been on deployment benefits causes people because it is the worst feeling not to be moral hazard in the sense of i'm just going to enjoy living on unemployment benefits. there's some of that. i know people who have done it. most of it is when i look for java i feel anxious and terrified and again stand. i'll do that later. and when you have money coming in, later is a lot later. the problem is the resumes over time for scoring big we could've done a lot better on the policy front. we could've looked for ways to keep people connected to the labor force one way or another. not for ever something that would've kept people