The big issue about a little piece of tissue is brewing in the Bay Area, a proposal to make circumcision illegal. And Jovazquez, on the man working to get that, on the ballot. Baby boys in San Francisco may be relieved, but not everybody agrees with it. Yeah, it's a little much. Yeah, I think we're going a little bit too far. That's ridiculous, that's a personal choice. It's true, the city that's trying to outlaw toys and happy meals, could have a measure on next November's ballot banning an age-old tradition. It's genital mutilation. Lloydsco Field authored the San Francisco ballot measure that would make it a misdemeanor to circumcise, excise, cut or mutilate the genitals of a person under 18. I just circumcised him three weeks ago. We had him circumcised, this is just a health issue, it's cleaner. Actually, scientists with the CDC are still studying whether it's healthier. Most medical groups have not come out with strong opinions regarding pro or con circumcision. Most are saying, leave it up to the families, let the parents decide what's right for their son. It's your choice, it's your child. My government can't rule us in everything we do. Why should government be telling people what seems to be a personal decision? Oh, you know what you said is exactly right. It's a personal decision. It's the man's body and it's his personal decision. His body doesn't, his body doesn't belong to his culture, his government, his religion or even his parents. It's his decision. The measure is not on the ballot yet. Scofield needs to collect more than 7,100 signatures. Jovaska's CBS 5.