. >> still, one of san francisco's supervisors troin dused legislation prohibiting pregnancy senters from making false, or misleading statements. >> and the chp continues to turn up the heat on dangers of leaving children unattended in cars, this month, purple ribbons will be on an ten yaz to draw awareness to the problem. officers emphasize internal temperatures can rise 50 degrees in just 15 minutes. >> and san francisco is getting a new fleet of vehicle was out having to spend a penny. the 14 dodge ram pick ups given for a three-year evaluation period by chrysler and department of energy. the mayor received one to drive today before being turb turned over to department of public works. and one of the features city workers will find useful is the hybrid truck's battery can run on ac power. >> this generator can run lighting and etc. and we have four and we have 20 plugs. >> and this is a nice gift there. >> in northwest venezuela it's call aid river in the sky this, is why. take a look. that is what they will call rebaba, 40,000 volts of lightning erupting up to 300 nights per year

and then the expanded walking of downtown but i think in planning terms defining the walkable city senter is a slightly narrower diameter. moving right along, i would like and perhaps not right now ask you to extrain in more detail to me of why we're eliminating f.a.r. typically in planning f.a.r. and height balance each other to create a reasonable building shape. height starts to bulk out the building unless you have other tools by which f.a.r. and you challenge the height which is allowed. i would like you to explain plain that at some other time and the amount of proposed growth is very high and this is more like 40-45% is the lot of growth if you look at infrastructure in that part of town and historically less intense development that use to be more industrial warehouse and the stress we put on the exist ing plan and something we need to look at more closely and below grade infrastructure of water, sewer, etc., and to pull away that growth into growth which is in other districts such as lincoln hill, etc. and that sewer water capacity is part of that. and i assume it underlying your

flurry of growth taking place in livermore valley as tom vacar tells us construction of a retail senter is the latest evidence suggesting an economic revival. -- center is the latest evidence of suggesting an economic revival. >> the city says 1,000 connecticut instruction workers are working on this -- construction workers are on this job. but they are saying it is deputy about low-income people who will not make enough money to shop here. >> you do not have a target coming around here. >> it is not just factory outlets and retailers it is housing as well. >> they will have as many as 1,000 workers building hundreds of new homes. >> a project of that size in california is enormous in this time in the state of our industry and across the country as well. >> reporter: the livermore valley seems to be solidly coming out of recession. >> a center gee that happens when multiple projects get underway at the same time and we are excited about all of that stuff happening. i hope it creates more. i hope it does. i think you are feeling some of that right now, why? >> two thirds of the venture c

let me tell you something else in red china they have this down to a science, the local healthcare senterse women come in every month to be examined to see if they've had their cycle to make sure they are taking their medication and if they have a baby they are round lee punished, if they have an extra baby that baby is aborted. that is the control we're moving toward. i reject that. i'm able to take my own medicine, to pay my own $9, and i reject the notion that you have to micromanage women in this country in order to do wh what? >> i think clearly sandy's point is she wants to put ideology over public health. >> yes i suppose i do. alisyn: i do want to get to the most controversial portion of this plan, and that is that the morning-after-pill will also be provided free of charge. and as you know many religion groups and others feel that this is a form of abortion. should this also be included? >> i think if you look at 98% of catholic women in this country, and almost 100% of evangelicals who are sexually active have used birth control, and so, you know, i kind of dismiss some of the in

of people he has, he can appeal to them easily and get the nomination and struggle to move to the senter in a general election. >> there's the issue of what voters he can appeal to. but more immediately, people around mitt romney and some others said this guy is not going to be able to perform at a national level. he's going to get the kind of scrutiny he didn't get as governor or a candidate before and he wouldn't be able to keep from saying things that would cause controversy and alien ate some voters. he said three things yesterday that fit into that category. it's his first day, but wasn't like he didn't prepare. he knew what was coming. be interested to see if the romney people tried to take advantage of some of the things he said yesterday and how the white house reacts. maybe he will want some of it back. but i think it gives -- puts more weight on the side of the scale that says this guy may have started big in some ways but he's got challenges that he may need to overcome. >> the comment on the fed too coming up in a few minutes. coming up, secretary of agriculture and the gover