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that process. i also feel that the conflicts arising from the neighbors in the recycling center could be addressed and resolved without evicting the recycling center. there has to be a way. this is a strong city, and we learn how to get along. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: before i call it the next speaker, i want to read a few more names. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i wanted to read a few more names. [reads names] >> my name is [unintelligible] cunningham and i am here on behalf of the san francisco urban and agricultural alliance, issuing the statement that we are in suppor...

so they knew i, you know, would be observed. so, anyway, it was -- it was a frightening experience. c-span: what's the greatest source of material for you, in writing this book? >> guest: i always think my greatest source is the people i talk to. and, you know, that was -- as i say, was frustrating inside iraq. you had to do a lot of the interviews with people outside iraq. but i also think that it's just sitting down and really looking at the tragedy of iraq from day one. it's a -- it's a sad story. it's a -- it's a sad country. and, you know, it's not going to be any better for awh...

it is a horrible story that the good news is that the fix is relatively easy, at least a big part of the fix is, to stop wasting oil and cutting oil use in half is all by doing things that we can do today, the technology is there from our trains, cars and our trucks, our communities. the second half, getting off the second half of our use of oil, cutting out the way down is to be tougher. but they history suggests once we set our minds to it, we have had a remarkable success. the clean air act which i mentioned earlier often use what are called technology forcing provisions, where th...