willet win the hearts and minds of the people who are homeowners? will it reflect leadership and artistic know how? in many newspapers around the country, it has been described as a neighborhood to be cherished. let's prove them right. one urban planner wrote that san francisco is fast becoming a boutique city consisting of the rich and their servants. let's prove him wrong. character is what makes this city fabulous. in 1985, sunset magazine gave park view heights a special award for urban housing. it said that it deserved the award because it address the characteristics that the existing older homes were relating to in the street in an existing matter. [tone] supervisor cohen: thank you. mr. wells, mr. pearlstine. >> thank you, supervisors. glad to be able to speak to you today. i have been a resident since 1982. i have seen on the south slope of the hill some changes, as a whole city has gone through changes. we have changed from a forgotten neighborhood to a very active neighborhood in the late 1990's. the adjacent land to this was a project tha

>> well, willet me first say i don't agree to the stipulation that similar stories. i don't know, there may have been some inference tosses be drawn from stories but mr. hoyer and i always had a partnership. we were not just a team. we were a participantship. i know it's grist for the milan people had fun interpreting one thing or another but the kind of story that i think is out there now on the other side is they couldn't even decide to walk into a room. why that's interesting to me is we need jobs legislation and we don't need anything to stand in the way of that job creation. >> so some of the political intrigue taking place on the house side of capitol hill. nancy pelosi, the democratic leader in the house of representatives responding to a story front and center morning still available at politico.com discussing the relationship and a sometimes rocky relationship between eric kantor's staff and speaker of the haas, yuan boehner's staff. it looks like the stalk act is on its way to becoming the law of the land passing the senate by a vote of 96-3. the legislatio

host: willet stand up to review -- will let stand up to review? guest: i do believe there has to be an obligation on all of us to help pay for eightit. i don't have confidence in the supreme court. they prohibited the florida supreme court from doing a recount in the bush v gore race. they said a corporation can spend unlimited amounts of money and castaway hundreds of years of judicial ruling. what this court will decide is anyone's guess. i hope they upheld the bill. host:ken ken good morning. caller: they talk about the record profits that they made and that they would not create jobs but they are making record profits right now and they are not making jobs for people. what makes it light -- if they give a tax break, they are still not going to do it. guest: everybody has to pay their fair share. we have companies that pay no taxes and pay less taxes than your grocery store down the street or hardware store if you go to pick up some nails. in some cases they get a rebate from the taxpayer. that is not right. we need a more simplified tax code.

people research, analyze that both parties have come to destroy the country and hopefully people willet to their senses and realize that, you know, the stuff has got to stop. it's our money,ot theirs. host: joseph writes in on twitter and says sit zends united has made the negativity great they are election cycle than it appears. let's go to our next ll, which is out of utah. south jordan, utah, steven, independent line. welcome. caller: welcome. there are principles that have applied and acted upon that will increase the social, spiritual, and economic well-being of individuals, as well as nations. ese principles have come from moses, and they're called the 10 commandments. and there's one of them that says thou shall not bear false witness. in this election, it's turned into the bear false witness election. it surely will not increase the social, spiritual well-being of individuals or this nation. home what does it mean to you when it comes time to vote? caller: come times to vote? i don't even know if i'm going vote this year, because i don't think it's going to make any difference w