mr. forte has made every attempt to accommodate neighborhood concerns. he has agreed to post security guards, lighting, a security system. there are many agencies and businesses in the neighborhood that refuse to take responsibility. we feel you should support him. vice president goh: you mentioned there was a meeting with the community. what was the date of that meeting? >> i can look it up on my calendar. i know it was in september. i believe it was september 22. vice president goh: thank you. president peterson: next speaker, please. >> my name is david villalobos. i am a member of the community alliance which serves the central city. originally, i spoke on behalf of our organization in support of jurisdiction. there was a lot of misinformation regarding the business plan for 281 turk. there have been e-mails going around that indicated this would be a drug dispensary for those with substance abuse problems. our organization has had several meetings with the appellant and several meetings with project sponsors in the same room together. we have had me

i think mr. forte seems to be a genuine person who hopefully will come to care about, if he does not already, this neighborhood. he has a business he wants to thrive. hopefully, over time, it will do exactly that. it will help the area. those for the moment are my comments. commissioner fung: actually, this case is quite difficult. it is difficult for a number of reasons. the community and certain organizations are asking this commission to take a policy position, and there is a supervisor who writes a letter. we do not know what he has been doing in response to the same issue. it is not a small issue, and the question is that it is not also an issue of maintaining community planning when i ask that question. it is a question of what the will is and the organizing that supports that will to create a policy position that most of the people want. what makes it difficult for me is the fact that nobody here has brought forward why this particular permit was either issued in error or was issued based upon p

we welcome and support mr. forte in his request to open a pharmacy on turk street. we hope the community meeting attended by more than 50 community members which allowed him the opportunity to engage with residents and hear their concerns and feedback regarding his business. he also attended a board meeting where he discussed this

we welcome and support mr. forte in his request to open a pharmacy on

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fort worth area. about the same for many spots across the country and later on, mr. . >> brian: what a crazy two weeks this has been for you. >> gretchen: coming up, is there a media bias to take down the tea party? we report, you decide coming up. >> brian: 33 miners saved. it's not the only proof hope is still alive. peter johnson, jr. explains. first, let's check in with the weekend geniuses. >> we're busy thinking over here. >> we don't want to express any brain power. coming up on the show, we'll look at voter fraud less than three weeks from the election. the early voting issue and military members, possibly not getting their ballots counted. >> then mortgage giant fannie and freddie paid millions for tarp. >> an incredible inside look through the lens of a storm chaser. the amazing images from some of the most dangerous twisters. that's coming up this weekend. 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 o'clock eastern time. >>> the world watched as 33 thillian miners were rescued after being buried alive for 69 days. what can their amazing story teach us? peter johnson, jr. has a spec

fort mason and that part of our waterfront. i am very, very proud to represent the golden gate yacht club, where mr. ellison holds the america's cup today. i will say it is clear from the comments in conversations i have had with people within my district that there is no question that they are excited and they fully embrace the idea of having the america's cup come to the san francisco bay. i will support that embrace. i will also say that this is not a supervisor oriel district issue -- not a supervisorial district issue, but a city issue. once we break it down into two has jurisdiction over what part of the san francisco bay, we are not looking at what you have in front of you. this is an issue for the city and county of san francisco. the impact will be great and it will be positive. i would like to thank marcus young, who is doing a tremendous job to create an excitement around the america's cup. i would like to thank bob mulhern. i would like to thank mark buell. i would like to thank every member of the acoc. i would like to thank greg hartman, martha cohen, the port of san francisco, rec and

mr. nepal hasan -- major nidal hasan @ fort hood -- it makes it more difficult.have to enlist, literally, state, local, and community people to be part of the eyes and ears about what is proving. -- brewing. it is the beat policeman who see something funny or unusual who can detect some threats. we've seen repeatedly in the u.s. that, sometimes, a photograph development kirk picks up -- kirk picks up a scheme and report to the fbi and that -- clerk picks up steam and reports it to the fbi. it can be looked at by a lot of different people. the second element is, in the domestic, legal context, for people to make a big deal out about the difference of collecting information and advocacy and ideas on one hand, which is protected, and collecting against people who actually got to the point where there is a predicate and they're about to commit a criminal act of violence. here's the problem -- a lot of people believed that the process of radicalization between become you -- when you become radicalized and the time you put a bomb on -- weeks, months, years ago by, and

fort between 1940 and 1970. >>> vince gray continuing his pledge to hold meeting as cross the city. he brought the new temporary schools chancellor kia henderson with him. we asked mr. gray if school reform would continue with the looming budget deficit. >> school reform will continue, there is no question about that. the issue is around what areas will be cut,, you know, is it health care, is it economic development or whatever the case may be, all of that has to be determined. we haven't even gotten to those decisions at this stage. >> gray has says he and the outgoing chancellor michelle rhee agree education reform needs to continue under the interim chancellor. >>> and in the race for governor of maryland martin o'malley and bob ehrlich traded shots at each other in a debate at the washington post. at one point ehrlich charged o'malley with coming close to playing the race card. he says ehrlich was unfairly critical of blackest dements in baltimore. that provoked a strong reaction. >> we disagree on just about everything. that is what politics are about. that's good. but i'm not going to put up with being treated as i have begun to be treated at least in the la

fort mchenry tunnel in baltimore. they were damaged on tuesday when a school bus caught fire, forcing most of the tunnels to shut down. the electrical repair should take a few days to complete. >>> mrs. obama campaigned for senate candidate. it is one of her first campaign stops as democrats send her across the country to help party candidates. >>> a doctor accused of moving some of his abortion patients across state lines in to maryland is punished. that story is coming up. >>> and the competitors in today's great chesapeake bay scooter race will be battling rain and wind. here's howard. >> so there the rest of us. the rain coming out of west virginia and in to parts of virginia already. we will look at it on live doppler 9000 hd and look ahead to the weekend when 9 news now this morning morning early birds. unisom. good night. good morning. so i've come up with some mnemonic devices to help me learn your names. hello, a "penny" saved is a "penny" earned. oh, that's 'cause fedex ground helps you save money. that's right, penny. do you know ours? heavens to betsy. dwayne the bathtub. magic wanda. yeah! what's mine? uh, you're a dan fool. oh. it's just a device, dan. you can't take i

host: fort worth, texas, on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i think mr.utchinson is on the wrong side of history on this one. the damage of penalizing people, putting them in jail over this is worse than the smoking of this. good luck to mr. st. pierre. host: mr. hutchinson? guest: that is the wonderful thing about our democracy. if the american people decide that is the direction to go, we support that. the dea would support that. we are in a debate now as to whether that is the right direction to go. i would disagree with the caller then we are better off to increase the usage. even last year with the mixed signals in america, marijuana use went up 1.5 million more users in 2009 versus 2008. i think this is said to because people are taking a more lax approach to this. i hope that does not prevail. host: asa, have you seen with the increase in usage, have you seen any sort of a marked change in the behavior of those 1.5 million people or a marked change in the behavior of the people in areas where they live? guest: of course those statistics come from t

mr. schieffer, hat in hand. on the big hand of my co- conspirators, your fellow texan, a fort worth man, and even sean mcmanus, i hope you had a few laughs. we do admire you and love you so much for your friendship and professionalism. usually are a trusted voice. i am sorry you got the recognition you deserve. there is no one who tells the story better, more cogently, more honestly and sincerely, with the compassionate heart that we needed that bob schieffer. i'm very lucky that i have your friendship. on behalf of all of our crew at cbs sports and the cbs family, thank you and god bless you and congratulations. no one deserves as recognition more than you right here today. congratulations, bob. [applause] >> i told you you were going to like that, did i not? really, on a serious note, there is no one in this industry for who might have more respect than bob schieffer. it is not an overstatement to say that, in our darkest moment at cbs news, bob schieffer step in, took control of the anchor chair, both literally and figuratively, and pride at the shift. that is -- he is the man at washington now. his stature a

it will take a bipartisan fort, but the easy way to start right now i to grow the economy, put more people to work, and have more people paying payro taxes into it. >> mr. flores is denying that he does not support privatizing social security, but he is on record this year as supporting private accounts and letting people like me and others who do pay into social security's letting us put our money into 401k type of investments. the reality ishat his privatization plan would take $2 trillion in revenue away from the social security trust fund in the next 10 years. i hope you noticed he did not answer the question. it will have to be paid for by cutting benefits for today's seniors or by raising taxes. i tnk that proposal is harmful to our seniors. it is harmful to our nation budget fiscal picture. it is harmful to our country's richard -- country's future. >> it has been a long and grueling campaign. what misperception about this entire campaign most troubles you? . . i threw up poor. i worked hard. i'll is able to live the american dream. what i have done is quietly go about paying my taxes and creating jobs. to have me labeled as a pariah is troublin

fort hood. he voted against the money need to support research jobs at texas a&m university. we are now where we need to be in our economy. >> mr. edwards has his facts wrong if you go -- wrong again. you'll see the stimulus bill only created 1200 jobs at a cost of 318,000 jobs per job. stimulus bills, federal governments do not create jobs. the private sector does. we need to remove the uncertainty from the minds of people that run large businesses and small businesses, so they have the confidence to create private-sector jobs. >> thank you, mr. flores. >> one of the biggest things in the news was the passage of the health-care bill. some parts are likely to be popular with the public, and some are not. what parts of that bill, if any, would you favor retaining? >> first of all, you cannot take a bill that is 2700 pages long, out of it that you like and put it together. "the wall street journal" said the best way to adjust the bill is to repeal and replace it. we need to equalize the tax deductions for individuals and businesses as they buy health care coverage. we need to look at medical malpractice reform to pull $300 billio