normally have to contribute to whether it's a downtown artwork fee and of course the court she will shl -- shell of the mexican human. another portion on our debt with regards to the garage. this is an issue that is much more difficult to grasp, but it was something that the city built and we used tax increment in order to support the garage when the fees didn't meet the obligation that we had. this will allow the city to release this obligation, the developer will take that on and also pay $9.3 million back in tax increment in general fund and money we had previously allocated. i'm very excited and this is a very legitimate concern with the steven son street upgrade. i think it's a very legitimate concern. it's very dangerous to drive out of that alleyway when you are coming out of the parking garage or third street. there is a lot of visual clutter when you are coming out to see oncoming traffic. we also want to make sure that there is really good flow on that alleyway. so the developer has committed to $5 million on improving that alleyway and hopefully we can work on a crosswalk as

to you, are they not consequence shl. >> i don't think it's somebody that went through the traumatic event that george did. i'm not too worried about that type of an inconsistency. the idea of holding his hands out, trayvon martin easily holds his hands back in. . even john guise suggested that martin was clutching his hands. why would george make something like that as soon as it happened. >> it seems the trial is moving fairly quickly. is it faster than you expected? >> a bit faster than expected. the state maid be done tomorrow or friday. we'll start monday or friday. we'll take most of next week, it's hard to say, maybe not. there's still some decisions the court has to make about admissibility of evidence. >> how is your client feeling about how the trial is going? >> he's very worried. he's very stressed. he's glad he finally has his day in court, but this is very real to everyone. most importantly, to george zimmerman, we have the state of florida trying to suggest he killed trayvon martin in some ill will and hatred. >> because of anesthesia vid cr videos, you cannot see at t

the da the innish shl state's attorney and the police refused to file charges. the governor comes in and appoints a special prosecutor she doesn't go to the grand jury even though one is scheduled for the case. she decides to charge murder 2. a little fishy? i will take out fishy. unusual? >> ray more row who prosecuted john mohammed and malvo in the dc sniper case. we talked about this. those guys have been around the block. nobody has a sitting da who declined. he hasn't made a decision but then is removed i don't know of any other state in florida where the governor does that. i agree with james glasgow i would be outraged if i am a sitting da a governor taps me on the shoulder and says i am bringing somebody else in. bizarre. >> it is more than bizarre. they are basically nullifying the rule of the electorate over the decision to bring somebody else in. it wreaks of politics. finally when the da asks for letters included charges here that is a flag that even the da knows that they don't have a case for the top count. >> i don't want to pile on the lasting an

. >> paul ryan was the vice president shl nominee even though they lost.the fore front of the big budget battles. he is better known nationally to republican and republican leaning voters. you have paul ryan all with relatively strong poll numbers. chris christie less strong that others. he's the more moderate of the group. those are roughly good numbers. of those four they are all possible, some would say likely contenders which means the republicans will have a good spirited race between some very interesting characters. >> one of those numbers, let me put that poll back up on the screen and remember these are republican leaning voters. 30% is a pretty snant number. i'd look at that 30% and wonder what's going on. i assume that's the result of what some republicans think were overly warm welcome to president obama just before the election. >> right. chris christie only had praise for the president and a lot of people think that's what hurt romney in the final days of election. we'll see if he does run whether he pays a price for that. >> let's talk about

the da the innish shl state's attorney and the police refused to file charges.comes in and appoints a special prosecutor she doesn't go to the grand jury even though one is scheduled for the case. she decides to charge murder 2. a little fishy? i will take out fishy. unusual? >> ray more row who prosecuted john mohammed and malvo in the dc sniper case. we talked about this. those guys have been around the block. nobody has a sitting da who declined. he hasn't made a decision but then is removed i don't know of any other state in florida where the governor does that. i agree with james glasgow i would be outraged if i am a sitting da a governor taps me on the shoulder and says i am bringing somebody else in. bizarre. >> it is more than bizarre. they are basically nullifying the rule of the electorate over the decision to bring somebody else in. it wreaks of politics. finally when the da asks for letters included charges here that is a flag that even the da knows that they don't have a case for the top count. >> i don't want to pile on the lasting any of the 40,00

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. >> the aca increases so ub stan shl shlly the cost of full-time workers it enhances the value of part-timeorkers. you see more and more part-time workers being hired either to replace full-time workers and move on or you see part-time workers with very few hours getting their hours increased. that's good for the part-time workers getting his hours increased. good for new part-time job it created. but i think it is damaging to the full-time workers and in that sense it really damaging to the way we've done business for, you know, a long time. >> we also saw a report about more doctors retiring early. michael tanner is a senior fellow. gentlemen, welcome to you, both. >> hay, shannon. >> thank you. >> doctor, i will start with you pch what do you make of this anecdotal evidence and doctors are opting out. >> this is doctor shortage. we already have one. american association of medical colleges says by 2025 we will be a hundred thousand doctors short. doctors are retiring early and limiting practice. they are not taking all insurances. as aetna ceo says, if your company goes part-time and you

ay.partisan deae shl onowing tht nothing partisan can pass the senate. and second is the realization that w-are headed for another ay.g showdown at the end of this -- i guess in the fall on debt. we have the d. that limit. we're currently at our debt limit. the treasurery department is using extraordinary measures that will alling i to us put off actually crossing the limit for several months but we're right there. and so something has to hrigpen or we do face a -- either a default or dramatic listening in spending. so basically looking at thae n t the past few fights, all these things like spending, we're talking about the lomaislative futility indgai, trying to get a deal on immigration in the senate. done well on getting a deal on nominations. let'sl oeep the ba cartimucnship going and see if we can deal with taxes and deal with e -ending. >> yet where ddeas congress go te.ter a deal between, say, the senate and the white house or ay.partisan deal on ilegiigrati, in the senate when it comes to the house? >> exactly the right question. immigratio gro w