. >> rose: dov seidman is here, the founder and c.e.o. of l.r.n. he helps companies develop ethical and corporate culture. he writes about that cllenge in "how. why how we do anything means everything." i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> great to be here. >> rose: there's a new forward about bill clinton who basically says in this forward-- and you two have become friends-- he says "when i was in government everybody debated two questions. what are we going to do and how much will we spend? after my presidency i wanted to bring people together to focus on more important questions. regardless of what we want to do or what amount we have to spend on it, how can we maximize our efforts and expand our impact so that our good intentions turn into real change?" so this is one thing. you got the clinton forward. tell me what else is here? >> rose: what sells here? the world has come to how. when we first spoke... we talk about how connected the world had become. we come from connected to interconnected to interdependent to morally an

i like the design elements that seidman has introduced -- simon has introduced. in particular, if the past is prologue, i really like the quality of the work that he did hepier 1.5, 3, and 5. the thing speaks for itself. >> thank you. next. >> commissioners. i am from the san francisco trade this area. i have spare you the little ground normally drive with me to these things. i am is thinking myself this time. i am sure it will have occasion to bring that back in the future. i want to reiterate our continuing support for this. it has continued to improve. i am it especially excited by the replacement of parking and a green screen along the embarcadero. with these things on one stretch and the sight of children playing on another. that is all good. the project with the green roof now will actually decrease the impact on the city's sewer system that might once have had. it continues to get better and better. we look forward to this being built eventually. thank you. >> thank you. next. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have lived at the golden gateway center for

. >> reporter: ricki seidman is a political operative who persuaded anita hill to go public during the confirmation hearings of supreme court nominee clarence thomas. she sees parallels with how the women who accused cain are being treated. >> they've been called all kinds of people already by people who have no idea who they are. >> reporter: that's just par for the course? >> in a political campaign? you bet you. >> reporter: and the cain campaign is already trying to turn the tables with a new commercial that paints the allegations as fabrications from rivals and the liberal media with pointed comparisons to clarence thomas. >> this is a circus. it's a national disgrace. it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves. >> reporter: in another part of their defense, by going on the offense, cain's new team of crisis managers say they are considering all the options including possible lawsuits against politico, who first reported the story, and other reporters who are following up on it now, george. >> okay brian, thanks. >> let's get more on