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one of the best things about san francisco is 98 percent of us live in a 10 minute wark walk of a park. which is good. that dozen meet everyones needs and dhoo have pockets in the southern market [inaudible] there is a lot of discussion that the mayor led that i had the opportunity to participate in planning for the water front where there is a spike in new housing and needs open space. we esited about the projects along the [inaudible] that will give a great opportunity. there are 300 acres of new open space in that area being planned. the plachbing department is our leading syson long term planning. we are committed and believe in public recreation and programming and want to make sure all is plenty to go around >> i hope as we continue to grow as a city that there is that dialogue between reck and park and planning department to figure how we do address the growing demand for open space programs or not. thank you very much >> supervisor mar >> i wanted to say that i like how you framed that many of the housing units in multiple units building are going up with high density and no ac

. >> my job was to meet with heads of state with the president of nicaragua wark with the president ofa, w cuban government, and convince them to let us land in certain airstrips so we could make the second leg of the trip to the united states. >> reporter: after toro got arrested for cocaine trafficking, he turned infour mant and became one of the dea's most important undercover assets around the world. you could be the street drug dealer, the street thug, or you could be the banker. >> or i down the banker or the diplomat. >> reporter: did you find it fun? >> yes i found it fun. >> he can walk the walk and talk the talk. >> reporter: the man most upset about or toro's treatment is retired dea agent mike mcmanus, toro's handler for two years. >> it's not that often you have a confidential source who can work undercover for nearly 27 years all over the world and still maintain a cover. >> reporter: is this man who risked his life for the dea? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the dea would not comment for this story but mcmanus is urging the government to recognize toro's contribution. >> it

interns and editorial assistance and corspoddants and "national review" and she tells lovely and heart warking stories about these young people she writes of the money -- many wonderful leaders who work to make "national review" a success and to finally turn a profit. she tells of the challenges of working with what she calls a brilliant but combustible cast of character, the intellectuals and writers and statesman who built the most formidable movement, the american conservative movement. the cover photo, let me hold it up for you again, shows a lovely www.c-span.org -- shows a lovely donkey that "national review" that the staff sent to liberal harvard professor arthur schregs chinger junior as a prize when he predrikted most closely, they had a contest for the presidential prommary numbers and the electoral college so they sent him this dunky took a -- sent him his donkey, took a picture before hand. he didn't care for the gift and sent the donkey back by return mail, but his brother jim and anne here took the donkey home to their farm where for a time the children enjoyed playing with the l

i do not want -- wark i do not want -- war in iraq. i hope very much that that agreement will in fact be developed. the second point that i would make is i get very concerned by countries like saudi arabia who literally border on iraq where isis is functioning, and they say we want american troops on the ground. well saudi arabia and people don't know this, has the third largest defense budget in the world. bigger than u.k. or france. i think at the end of the day the war against isis is about a war for the soul of islam which is going to have to be won by the muslim nations themselves. we should be supportive and we are supportive with air attacks and special operations. but the day-to-day struggle is going to have to be waged by the muzz almost countries themselves and i want to see them get more involved than they are right now. >> so a more limited approach and no boots on the ground when it comes to isis. >> correct. >> as for the letter you were alluding to involves the nuclear program in iran. do you believe iran should have the

if they don't say, by the warks here's what we need to do as a company, to have the courage and sendhat message then there are a lot of other things we can do to solve for that problem. so we need to be looking at it. $26 million, that's kind of a number we can solve for. if we do i mean, more engaged employees, higher retention of our customers, a sustainable top line, a growing bottom line. we all win in that equation. our customers do first and our shareholders do next. we're shareholders. that's where we ought to win. >> okay. i think that may be the rousing note on which to end it. it's been terrific to have mark with us today. it's been terrific to have this dialogue between the active leadership and the intellectual background, which mark has kindly encouraged and put in the time to let us have. obviously these are issues where etna and mark are going to be continuing to set an example and push and they're going to be issues we here are going to be continuing to research and push. maybe there is a higher equilibrium we can all get to, which is all an economist can ever hope fo

he had two fair warks, only two on sunday but one of the cool things and, you know jordan is a confidentith him, quality time at the at&t dinner out at pebble beach. randall is pretty sharp and so is kevin plank. how about lance and bigdo down on the sponsorship. what's really kind of neat if you look at jordan's bag, it's an at&t bag. >> and his clothing is under armour. >> but rory who was three over after the -- on friday he was three over after the first nine, and then you saw how close he came he's nike. he's big time nike. and so it's a nike underarmer. that's going to be the big rivalry. >> nike all over the place and phil mike i'm doing okay. jordan spieth watching, number one, where those tees are at augusta, versus where the normal people hit, they are like 100 yards back and yet the balls end up at the same place when jordan hit, every approach was pin high. >> i didn't realize that yesterday. they also showed his grandfather who was also wearing an underarmour. >> his putting was almost like academiy shack, amazing. >> explain the whole tiger woods -- >> it looked like it was