i sort of agree with mr. winer on this one.to the extent that there is additional muni service added to this event, i very much hope it will not take away from their existing service elsewhere in town. this event is primarily corporate much in the northeast quadrant. the other three quadrants should not suffer less service as the results -- as a result. other lines should not lives service. i hope in the planning and implementation of this, john haley and the operations group will continue to provide service elsewhere in town because this clearly will not be the only event happening. one of the reasons i have not been involved in planning here is there is capable and competent staff from mta and other city departments and planning. thank you. chairman nolan: anyone else here? just the board. this is informational today. >> this item will be coming back in february 7. chairman nolan: this will be the ceqa report. thank you very much. >> it would be appropriate as you move into closed session whether to do so. chairman nolan: any

mr. robert griffin iii, winer of the 2012 heisman trophy.t finishing drives in games, so we asked him to do our closing prayer. we always honor our nation's military each year by asking one of their own to be part of the program. today we're proud to have colonel kellie martin, an active duty air force officer who serves in the operations directate of the joint staff at the pentagon. during her career as a -- during his career as a pilot she did countless in-flight refuelling so she knows a thing or two about prayer. she will lead us in a prayer for american national leaders, and actually it's congressman and dr. paul brown from georgia. he and congressman mcintyre lead the house breakfast group. every ship has an anchor, the senator from hawaii has been our anchor for many years. we're going to miss him when he retires, and we asked him to say a prayer for world leaders, and i would just add i've not known anyone, alabama or elsewhere who has better lived his life in the spirit of jesus than danny. thank you for all you do to make the senat

mr. hoover. >> yes, sir. >> wow. that was a scene from the clint eastwood-directed film "j. edgar" starring leonardo dicaprio as the controversial fbi director. now pull zer prize-winning author tim winerry of the fbi" and tim joins us now. this looks fascinating you, thanks very much for coming in. >> my pleasure. first of all, you and joe were cub reporters in the philippines. >> little backstory here. >> watching the collapse of -- well, actually, the first people's revolution? >> 25, 27 years ago. it was a beautiful thing. >> it was a beautiful thing. and i understand joe was running through imelda's closet, trying to grab as many -- >> there was that. >> i was there the night they left, actually. >> were you really? >> yes, i was. >> and tim interacted with my father, so he has also been burned, just like you. >> i know. it happens. so, let's talk about the fbi and let's talk about what was your big take away in his work? >> that the history of the fbi is the struggle of the united states to be both safe and free, that we need both security and liberty. we can't have one without the other but they are opposing forces and the fbi lives with this tug-of-war between security and the