without families this city dies or morris into a winn and diane for adults like venice italy >> thank you, sir your time is up. >> my name is a michael i'm with the park merry kidney coalition. i'm concerned this houshz element didn't taking into consideration the need for transit before development. i've been very frustrated by what is coming from park merced i understand the plans call for an increase in something like 84 units and the cumulative impact of the environmental impacts is not being considered. my children have taken public transportation and continuing been frustrated by the muni to get into bart from where you live you have to take a shuttle and that lines wines around the san francisco buildings and 85 new cars will be added to park merced. tdr there isn't any southern for transit before development. i know the need for affordable housing but in getting rid of the affordable housing in san francisco sate and putting rent control at peril even denying has said you can't guarantee that rent control will be here so your driving first names out of the city. there's all ki

italy. >> i agree with you. >> that is a good one. >> i was going to say venice. i've been to italy but never to venice.he most ever -- i don't know. >> i would say milpitas, california. they have an excellent malibu grand prix track. i've never been there and i've been waiting for someone to invite me. >> you grew up right there? >> yeah, but i never made it over, milpitas, california. >> coming up, the super bowl may be a month away but we've already got -- some of the awesome commercials. >> what is wrong with you, bob. >> and our pick with who will win the bcs championship? win the bcs championship? florida state? what do you think it would be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. teachers today are breaking down obstacles. finding innovative ways to instill old lessons. proving that greatness can be found in everyday places. and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. ♪ >>> i was just reading the spread. i'm sorry. super bowl sunday will be lear before you know it. february 2nd right here in new york city. it is actually in new jersey. "the five"

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italy. well-marked channels are dredged through the shallow lagoon. boats of all kinds shuttle back and forth. our next stop is murano. venice is famous for its glass, for centuries blown here on the island of murano. a 13th-century law restricted the dangerous glass furnaces to murano to prevent fires on the main island and also to protect the secrets of venetian glassmaking, historically vital to the local economy. today glass is still big business as tourists come here in droves. while savvy shoppers know the cheap knickknacks are most likely from china, the venerable art form is alive and well, as you'll see in some of the elaborate showrooms. you can witness the traditional mastery of this craft in adjoining workshops, which welcome the public. these artisans are from families of glassblowers which go back many generations. if you don't have a venetian friend with a boat, water taxis zip quickly from island to island, while regular ferryboats connect venice with neighboring lagoon communities in a more relaxed and less expensive way. our next lagoon stop is burano. burano, with its pastel facades gracing the lagoon, was