warfield is a third generation sand rock, an urban miner.knock it off a truck at time. you take a look at the scope of the job, the sheer size of it, you try and make sure that some of that containings before you go home at the end of the -- changes before you go home at the end of the dane. >> reporter: warfield wore a helmet camera to give us his sandhog subterranian view spending nine hours a day without natural light with air pumped in from above clearing and building critical paths for sewers, steam, water and trains. it's damp, cold, muddy and extremely loud, dynamite is used daily and heavy equipment like these muckers are constantly maneuvering the narrow shafts. >> considering what we're doing, we're moving a lot of rock, doing a lot of drilling and blasting, you know, you just try your best to make it as safe as possible. so far it's been relatively good. >> reporter: would you recommend this as a career to someone? >> not my daughters. >> reporter: right now we're 100 feet below park avenue in the heart of midtown man hat an. even

. >> i am peter warfield, the director of library users association. this is an opportunity to refresh our understanding that the free and timely access to information is absolutely essential to the proper functioning of democracy and to holding government agents and agencies accountable for their actions. it is currently planned the complete destruction of every square inch of the bernal heights branch library mural. it honors working women and the history of bernal heights. the elements that i have mentioned are going to be gone up from the new design. supervisor david campos started a so-called community process that was to make a decision about what would be the fate of the mural. this was essentially a semi- secret process that had is essentially no agendas, no publicly-announced meetings, no recorded votes, no limits, and essentially no progress reports. when the library users association tried to figure out what was going on with this process, we asked for the mural lyle, and these are examples of what we got. tons and tons of redaction. redacti

warfield is a third generation sand hog, an urban miner.nnel work. >> knock it off a chunk at a time. you know, you take a look at the scope of the job, you know, the sheer size of it, um, you try and make sure that some of that changes before you go home at the end of the day. come on, dig in there. get mean with it. >> reporter: warfield wore a helmet camera to give us his view, spending nine hours a day without natural light, with air pumped in from above, clearing and building critical paths for sewers, steam, water and trains. it's damp, cold, muddy and extremely loud. dynamite is used daily, and heavy equipment like these muckers are constantly maneuvering the narrow shafts. >> considering what we're doing, we're moving a lot of rock, doing a lot of drilling and blasting. you know, you just try your best to make it as safe as possible, and so far it's been rell -- relatively good. >> reporter: would you recommend this as a career for someone? >> not my daughters. >> reporter: warfield is a third generation sand hog. it sounds like the

ultimately, they'll decide which path to take in what's become a battle between park 3 warfield comes to mays chhpel park in lutherville at least three times a week. 2123 i bring the dog up the park we take aanice walk 27ii's a quiet retreat for her and otherrseniors who live nearby. lynn 2201 in the summertime walkers aad wheelchairs and o on 05but these wooded trails could soon be replaced by busy children. the baltimore county school systee wants to tear down the park o bbild a new elementary school as a solution to overcrowding. ggnger 28:44 we're all just sick, disgusted we feel that we've been, uh, given a bad deal 52 thoughts shared by the majority at tonight's public hearing over the matter att loch raven hiih school. most say the plan will only bring space. nats of applause??but not everyone's gainst the idea. nats of girls at 38:47 51yara cheikh has four children in elementary school. she says finding a sooution to overcrowding is long overdue. yara 3719 we have 12 trailers outside my elementary school. it started five or 7 years ago with one or two trrilers. it's gone up to

but many who live near the park say the plan will only increase traffic and cut open space. lynn warfieldy just don't need it here 55 yara cheikh/parent: 3750 kids providing them with seats and looking at sites that the school system already owns 56 56the school board is expected to vote on the plan tomorrow night. if it does pass, the school could open in the next two to three years. bad... day.../ for... occupy wall street.../ &p protesters /// caught...on video...// video...// it.../ shows... the female... demonstrator.../ elbowing ...an officer... in the head.../ saturday...///. áá at ...zzccotti park.../ áámarkingáá the... six-month anniversary.../ of... the movement...//. áápoliceáá' ordered them... to leave.../ ááafteráá they violated... park rrles.../ bb... bringing items like.... sleeping bags... and alcohol..../ áá73áá people... were arrested....// protester ing... - if.../ you own ...apple stock.../ ááyou'lláá share... in thee.. 97-billionndollar.../ pie.../ ááshareeholdersáá wondree... for weeks.../ how apple... was going tt...// divvy out...// all.../ that money...// after th

. >> peter warfield, library users association. i think i also have come with some concerns but i don't think that you should make life easier and less accountable for a library that's already sadly lacking in accountability. there are some cross-outs here. i just don't think that the conflicts that you thought were a potential problem need to be removed because here and there an employee or another may write a book or provide some kind of a service. the employees at the library presumably we hope and expect are well paid for their service and don't need to work for tutoring or educational institutions that provide services within the library and so on and so forth. if they do, let it be public and let it be excused publicly. i have a problem on page three with activities called -- item 2, activities with excessive time demands. if there's no clarity as to who determines whether those are ce

. >> i am peter warfield, the director of library users association. this is an opportunity to refresh our understanding that the free and timely access to information is absolutely essential to the proper functioning of democracy and to holding government agents and agencies accountable for their actions. it is currently planned the complete destruction of every square inch of the bernal heights branch library mural. it honors working women and the

. >> i am peter boer field -- warfield. with respect to the ongoing survey of sunshine costs now under way, only looking at the costs and not benefits biases the survey and suggests the stage is being set for a hatchet job against the sunshine ordinance and those who use it on behalf of public knowledge and awareness. when that apparent intended hatchet job is coming from a source that has formally been found in violation of the sunshine ordinance, let us just say it is worth looking at the source. i would say i am disappointed there is not a larger question being asked. that is how well are the supervisors supporting sunshine. the answer is it has not been as well as it could be when it comes to support for the sunshine ordinance taskforce. we suggest that should be a board priority. if we look at some of the basic background for sunshine, section d says the right of the citizens to know what their government is doing is fundamental to democracy, and with very few exceptions, that right supersedes any other influence publi

but many who live near the park say the plan will only increase traffic and cut open space. lynn warfieldark lover: &p22:50 oh, they needda school, i agree they need a school, they just don't need it here the focus needs to be on the kidssproviding them with seats and llokinggat sites that the school system already owns 56 56if the plln does pass, the it's not often that your message is "more" effective when wearing ssandex... but that "is" the case this morniig at thh inner harbor. joee d. smmth is llve with the cyclists from the "ride on waahington" movement, to see how they expect tooget more of us to ride two wheels instead of fouur good morning joee d. 3 d-c's chhrry blossom festival. take a look at this picture... taken attsunrise mooday.not a bad sight!for 100 years... the have decorated washington's s tidal basin.the peak bloom date is usually april 4th... bbt a mild winter sent the flowers into full bloom about two weeks earlier this year. over the next monthh.. roughly 1-miilion people are expectee to cceck out the looms as blossom festival. cherry - is "googling" bad for yyor h

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almost every working day for the last 31 years mike warfield has gone deep underground.or more below the streets of new york city carving tunnels through dirt and bedrock. all he does is tunnel work. >> you take a look at the scope of the job, the sheer size of it, you try and make sure some of that changes before you go home at the end of the day. >> reporter: he wore a helmet camera to give us his sand hog view without natural light and air pumped in from above for sewers, water and trains. it's dam, cold, muddy and extremely loud. dynamite is used daily. >> what we are doing is moving a lot of rock and drilling and blasting. you know, you try your best to make it as safe as possible. so far it's been relatively good. >> reporter: would you recommend it as a career to someone? >> not my daughters. >> reporter: there is one female sand hogs on this project but it's not mike's daughter. alisyn: how long is this project going to take? >> reporter: the completion date is by april 2018. the activity is around the clock. they go 24 hours a day, five days a week until this th

we went below ground with the sand hogs this week and met one of them, mike warfield and asked him howen he's dealing with bedrock day after day. >> knock it off a chunk of a time. you take a look at the scope of the job, the shear sides of it, you try and make sure that that of that changes before you go home at the end of the day. >> reporter: one chunk at a time. and they are going to be doing a lot of chunks, martha. six more years until this project is complete. martha: what was it like down there under the streets of our city, rick? >> reporter: it was very cool. it was also cold, and dark, and wet, noisy. a lot of heavy equipment down there. they are blasting with dynamite pretty much every single day an moving these machines around below the ground to clear out the rock and sand and mud and bring it up to the sur stpas obviouslsurface, very tough work, but mike says there is nothing else he'd rants doing. >> we are moving a lot of rock, doing a lot of drilling and blasting, you just try your best to make it as safe as possible. so far it's been relatively good. >> reporter: wou

let's go to warfield, virginia. caller: good morning. now i'm wondering if this thing with the banks have anything to do with inshurebes companies. -- insurance companies. when are they going to be investigated? guest: well, i think the insurance companies really is a different issue. insurance companies typically come under state regulation. so i think that's really a separate issue from what mr. smith and people are talking about on wall street. host: so let's -- i want to get your reaction to something that lloyd blank fine said when he testified in 2010. he talked about the change in the mission or the change in time. i want you to listen to what he said then and bring it up to date with our viewers now. >> i would say that increasingly -- and this is a change in the sociology of the business that took place over the last 15 or 20 years. i'm not sure it was precipitate bid the fall of glass spiegel or it caught it to fall as u.s. institutions had to become more competitive with global institutions but somewhere along the line clients