. >> i am tony kelly. thank you for your grace and consideration. i will continue the non- population quibble about the ucsf hospital. i want to draw your attention to the mission bay task force that net per year in 2007 and 2008 for the purpose of examining the impact of the future development on the eastern neighborhood. they held eight meetings and two workshops over the course of a year. this is a list of their members. important thing to know is that they had nine residents and representatives from district 6 constituencies and 10 representatives and residents from district 10 on the task force. this is one of the maps the task force came up with. it is a map of community issues and opportunities and future development of mission bay. i have highlighted in red what is listed as areas of greatest community sensitivity. think about this. this was a task force with residents of district 6 and 10 and they all agreed the area of the greatest community sensitivity for future development was in dog patch and on petro hill. that matches what you find t

the players taken down, political fundraiser tony rezko private businessman chris kelly, former chief of staff john harris. and yes, lon monk. before trial chris kelly took his own life. >>rezko got 10 1/2 years. john harris-- just 10 days. new york financier joe cari got no time behind bars. and today, lon monk got 2 years. the disparity alarming to monk's lawyer and to patti blagojevich, too. her husband got 14 years. in court, judge zagel said : >>i think one aspect that cuts against lon monk: he knew what kind of a man the governor was. i think you knew sooner than john harris did and you knew the governor's relentless persistence to get his own way. >>prosecutors contend the close and unique relationship between monk and blagojevich meant monk had the ability to say no. but he didn't. he continued to squeeze his own client, a racetrack owner, for $100,000 campaign donation for blagojevich. a converstation about it captured by the fbi. today lon monk told the judge: >>i'm sorry for what i've done. i regret it. i'm looking forward to coming back a better person, a better husband, a

host: kelly, chapel health, tennessee. caller: this is tony, from chapel hill.host: go ahead, tony. caller: i have two real concerns. the first one involves homeland security. i do not know about these not see references anymore, but they need to think about this. when they retroactively allow at&t or any other communications company that handles the internet to retroactively be innocent of the crimes they have already committed, this is step- by-step the new gestapo of america. she said that there was going to be a lot of small bills, but this would be one big bill? the reason it is one big bill is to confuse everyone and not bring out the real issues. if you think that american newspapers and media are going to tell us anything at all, that is a dream. host: any thoughts on that callers perspective? caller -- guest: essentially, what they are intending to do is, when the government shares information with a company and the company acts on that information and something goes wrong, the company has protection based on what the government said. those are the prot

kelly, independent. welcome. >> caller: this is tony from chapel hill. >> host: oh, go ahead, tony. >> caller: okay, thank, i have two real concerns. for one thing initially when they started homeland security i don't know if that brings back not to reference to anyone but they need to think about this. and also, when they retroactively allow at&t or any other communications company to, that handles the internet to retroactively be innocent of the crimes that they have already committed, this is step by step a new ss or the new gestapo of america that will be happening in about 15 or 20 years. and she said there was going to be a lot of small bills but this would be one big bill. the reason it is one big bill is to confuse everybody and not bring the real issues out. and if you think that american newspapers and media are actually going to tell us anything at all, it is a dream. >> host: one caller's perspective there. any thoughts? >> guest: i will say that the liability protections that are in the bill are not retroactive. essentially what they have intended to do is the government shares information wi

, the guys that came in the first round, elway, eric dickerson, jim kelly and dan marino, that's just about as good as it gets. >> tonyard time. >> you know, the draft in '83 was -- it was pretty special. all those guys you mentioned were hall of famers plus there's dale green who is a hall of famer, dan munchak. >> unbelievable. >> do you know what i've always thought about all the -- never mind quarterbacks, running backs, great football players in your area of the country, western pennsylvania, how much was in you or did you think was in the any other guys surrounded by steel mills and hard work and this is the way out? >> for me, for example, where i grew up there's a steel mill over on the river, it's not there now, the city has changed in pittsburgh, but it's the work ethic i think that young kids in that area western pennsylvania, you know, because of what their parents went through and the way they worked and not only that is, you know, there's dreams and they want to fulfill dreams, maybe they want to work for the steel mills and maybe they worked harder so they didn't have to. there's a lot of that working i