the prado group basically circumvented anything this commission or anyone else could do here they put the deal together where it is all or nothing, and yet, it is two different businesses, two different formula retail, so we are presented this fait accompli, which i do not like. i hope i do not see it again. this is also very bad land use planning. the city had long ago decided that what such as this should be developed -- the lot such as this should be developed in conjunction with housing -- that blocks such as this should be developed in conjunction with housing -- daft for -- that lots such as they should be developed in conjunction with housing. i fully appreciate the neighborhoods concession in a way to taking what they can get in a year rather than the three or four-year break down, in spite of it being that land use planning. i do not know if any of the other pharmacies is open 24 hours. sometimes, the concept of a 24- hour pharmacy -- there have been very few over the years in san francisco -- can work out well. i like the idea, obviously, of monitoring parking queues. the lo

lou prado told me that paterno was not bitter. happened, he did not express anger in that interview with the washington post. he did not lash out. he said he accepted what happened and wanted to concentrate on the positive and i think right now with his passing, people are going to want to focus on the contributions that joe paterno made as opposed to the scandal that erupted around him in the last few months of his life. >> absolutely. understandably. that's what should be focused on today as we thank you for doing so. michael isikoff in washington. >>> former penn state football college, joe paterno, dead at the age of 85. >>> we have another developing story we're following this hour. gop presidential candidate mitt romney just a short time ago a nouned a plan to release his tax returns on tuesday. the decision follows days of pressure and questions and a big loss in south carolina's primary. here's what he told fox news sunday. >> i think we just made a mistake in holding off as long as we did. it just was a distraction. we wa