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all information contained is exempt and if there was a decision by the task force that that was not met because withholding was not kept to a minimum, i think we are required to address that issue. push >> i think that we are required to address it unless there is another source of information that we need and we are required to address it and do we have the information that we need to address it now. that is what i am uncertain about. >> what sort of information would that be? >> well, i am trying to say that it was the redaction okay or kept to an appropriate minimum because they relevant relied on the city attorney or do we need to know what the view is on this to make the decision, or the determination ourselves. >> so i guess... >> i mean, let's just say that for a sake of argument that we can make the decision independently, and then, i think that it would be helpful to know where we stand on that. if the answer is the same then, it is not particularly relative for this discussion, whether we are doing it just because the city attorney says to do it soar because we are independent

but i do to me i think that it is important to also say that the respondent has met the burden pursuant of 67-26 of establishing that the information that was redacted was appropriately kept to a minimum. and the reason i think that is important is because that i think, is arguably what has been put before us and i do have some concern about not addressing it if it was put before us and i am prepared in addition to the commissioner renne's point that the burden is on the respondent, if we don't make a decision on it, then the sunshine ordinance task force decision i think controls, to the respondent's burden and based on the memo and the testimony i think that they have met the burden. >> other comments? >> well, i'm not sure whether the third question does not relate to 67.27. in a sense of what mr. hartz point was that the thing that is required if you are relying on some basis for redaction, you have to provide a written statement as to what the basis of that redaction is for. and that may be encompassed in the motion that we made in the earlier saying that they did not file the noti

. >> right >> but secondly that the respondent has met the burden for failing to keep withholding to a minimum. >> >> there are too many negatives in there. >> right >> but the respondent has met the burden of showing that there was not a failure of keeping the withholding to a minimum. >> still too many negatives. >> they did not redact too much, they did not redact or follow the procedures for redacting. >> they did not describe the redaction properly but they did not take it and they did not redact more than they should have. the redactions were two parts, were they okay. and second did they do them properly? >> right. >> is it better in two in >> i read the sunshine ordinance, 67.26. only deals with redaction. and it does not deal with whether or not the redactions are appropriate. >> that has nothing to do with 67.26. >> 67.27, is the one that focuses on whether this reduction was proper. all right? and so, that one could one, and i am not sure that we have a basis for saying whether the redaction was proper. because the city attorney is saying, yeah you can redact it, and the s

haven't you met brad? >> john: do you know he was a guest here. i did meet him.and he smelled unbelievable. unbelievable. >> the other thing about movie stars like brad pitt, they look perfectly ordinary when you look at them except it's brad pitt. oh, my god, it's brad pitt. if you ignore that from the neck down they look kind of ordinary. they have a t-shirt on or a jacket or something. but if you get to touch them, they feel completely different. because, you know, their clothes are made of such incredible fabric. so an ordinary jacket you touch and you realize it's like the most expensive cashmere you've ever touched in your life. i always try and touch movie stars. [ cheers and applause ] snon i don't know what that is. but that animal is extinct now. red 2 is out this week. >> it is. john: quite a move going toe to toe with the release of the new royal baby. >> yes. but maybe more laughs in our movie. i don't know. >> it is really enjoyable. the first one was famous for having a car spinning around in it. >> that's right. i think there's three car spins. >>

we've met correctional staff with plenty of their own ink. >> tell me about your ink.e gotten quite a lot of art on you. >> my tattoos are personal preference. most of them are religious. it's just something i like. it's from a paintle of st. michael. and it's got a catholic sacred heart on there. some latin writing for my grandmother. a little greek god on the back which is my son's geek birth god. >> do the inmates comment on your art? >> occasionally, a lot of them look. other than that, the inmates don't really talk to us a whole lot unless they need something. >> while inmates also bear religious tattoos -- >> on my back i've got my cross guy watching my back every day is how i look at it. >> a lot of what we see represents neighborhoods, gang membership, or other affiliations. >> why did you get a swastika on your forehead? >> it doesn't mean i'm a racist type person. it's just prison is a lot of political stuff. why i'm in here, it's either over here or you're over here. i'm right with my race, if that's what you could say, the idea of my race. it's something el

i met this young 20-year-old through this place. i met him at the border. his father lost his legs in artillery. a mortar shell fell inside their living room. the mother was blind, by the same shell. and they lost a sister and a brother. they were still in shock, figuring out what they're going to do. 22 months later i met that young man again on the front lines and he had been fighting a week after i had met him. he joined a group and started fighting. i think anybody would do that. inyou are involved journalistic photography, which, --a risk of your own lines, lives, and now you have won a pulitzer. what impact is going to have on your career and how you are perceived by your colleagues, on which you think as you go out the door for your next assignment? >> rodrigo said it well. i am flattered and i am honored to receive this award. it does not make it any better than our colleagues. a lot of my friends i have a lot of respect for that worked in many other places. it does not have to be conflict. it does not make you a better photographer. it is really ni

so we met with mr.atrick and discussed how the existing could be handled and have not found an alternative solution. we've talked with mr. patrick how they could connect to the center to the park level as well as we discussed conceptually. and the building behind it was formerly john collins but if we wanted open existing from those recuperates across the property line that would be something that pg a would be interested in talking about. and activating the spaces. so i wanted to assure the directors that these are a part of the center operation and a great deal of care went into their placement and we've attempted to look at apply patrick's suggestions and alternatives for those programs but believe that the approach we're carrying forward is the best design solution to provide those functions and be happy to answer any questions you have about them >> are there any questions from board members. >> yeah, i'm glad to hear hair the report because mr. patrick and i met in the park a couple of weeks ago.

i had never before met anyone so desperately in need of his help love and care. he proposed to elena and she said yes. i invited alaina to moscow and didn't want to let her go she's a very curious person that's what i like most about her if she doesn't understand something she asks for an explanation she's humble she's easy going and does what i ask or. you might miss and that is. why the servant of god is marrying you in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit amen so cross yourself and kiss the icon. the servant of god is mary nicholai kissed the icon of jesus christ. i'm shocked i didn't expect this i feel as though i mean haven't really i had no idea i'm such a sinner and i never ever expected anything like this in my life. now all my troubles and difficulties out over finally a rewarding life a christian life. tim to me to instead of a restaurant dinner a camping mat in place of a hotel bed. the two didn't even discuss where they'd go for their honeymoon neither doubted that the velikovsky procession of the cross was their only option. i've al

today no hitter threw 4 but mets good to him in the fifth after the no no. to the gap in right center. now to 2-1 game. mets were up 3-2 in the seventh. crawford follows a triple with a sharp sing toll center. so we are tied again at 3 appease on to the 11th and duane with the call. >> 49er days. mig was here today. looks good. yes. >>reporter: that is the secre secret. game saving play to get bird with two open. bottom of the 13. giants have the bases loaded and still tied at 3 appease any time you are pitching accomplishment are mentioned in the same sentence with dennis you have done something. a's closer broke one of the record tonight in pittsburgh. pitcher dual with them locking up. ends the third. up in the seventh. bases load and he walks norris. trot home. 2 zip. bottom 7. runners at the corner. jose with the dribble. donaldson charging on the play. but he has none. the score and lack at the drive to center field. cocoa crisp. full extension to end the inning. otherwise disaster in the maybeing. 7 strike out 5. we know the 12th with help from him an

i'm an interesting guy and i'm not unattractive i never met anyone i felt. i had already stopped looking by the time i met elaine i didn't expect to start a family in truce i tried to get used to the fact that i'd always be alone. they met a year ago on the first day of last year's procession nicholai off for the unusual pilgrim go look up of tea she accepted when we sat next to my tent and talked a lot then she said she didn't have anywhere to stay so i said you're welcome here . at the pier he was the first guy who didn't even label finger on me or make a move on me never even try to ask about it. you never said let's have some fine you know or at the bar but he asked if i was called and gave me something warm to wear then he led me into his warmth gave me his sleeping bag he was cold to you but he gave it to me and slept like that i was shocked nobody had ever done anything like that for me no one he was the first time in my life. i had never before met anyone so desperately in need of his help love and care. he proposed to elena and she said yes. i invit

earning 2011 all met player of year. last two seasons he suited up for. last year he scored team high 37 goals. now entire family certainly enjoying his invite caps camp including his grand mother. latched number one on that list, jeff first home grown cap. actually jeff from maryland and that's where i have grown up it is pretty cool to be out here wearing caps kwrrgs see i always loved peter. he always may favorite. and now i mean, we have key are big caps fans and. >> i always stayed around here. i played for my high school. i played with local teams. if possible you don't have to lowe. i think is great for kid stay around here. and have a successful career. >> at the time you jon deere. pga tour. jordan began day six shots back. 19 year old on 10u9 bunker. one bounce and in for birdie: he is is 19 unwould be part three-way play off. first play off hole. but he too ouch! gallery, they just take off running because there some good golf ahead am them. just a flocking and that's where they go and catch up with speed. nap support par putt. and that your wi

the united nations has met with both of them. we have met with russia twice. we will try to see what are the conditions necessary to bring about that would make an international conference, a u.n. conference on syria with good success. i do not think we have those conditions already there. but i think everybody is working to get those conditions. the elements are there. they have been there for exactly one year. one year and a few weeks. on the 30th of june this last year, there was a conference organized thanks to my predecessor. and the results of that conference was a detailed sketch of what the solution of -- for serious should be. the idea now is to organize another conference that is referred to -- this time, we hope there will be, we hope there must be, delegations, because geneva has said what is needed is to bring the syrian regime together so they can put together a plan and a process to implement the decision. this is what we are trying to, these are the conditions we are trying to make -- create. we are just discussing directly or indirectly with t

>> he pitches for the new york mets. >> who's your favorite player on the mets? >> mets?arvey is doing great lately, but still got to stick to the old favorite, david wright. [ laughter ] >> if i do have to pick my favorite, i'd have to say it would probably be lucas duda. i just really enjoy seeing him play. >> what about matt harvey? >> you know, he's a stud. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> you know, matt harvey -- [ laughter ] i like him, also. he's a good pitcher. kind of saw him naked also in the "espn the body" issue, so it's kind of weird. you know, but whatever. he's all right. [ laughter ] >> that's kind of weird? >> yeah, it is kind of weird. >> did he look all right? >> he looked okay, you know? i think there was one where he's, like, sneaking out of the hotel room in new york city or something. >> is this the one you were talking about? >> oh, that's him. holy [ bleep ] that's you. [ laughter ] >> that's me. [ applause ] that is me. >> why would you do this? >> longtime mets fan? >> yeah, since i was little. yep. mets fan all the way. >> who's your favorite play

the rights group members who met with snowden say he won't harm the u.s. any more because he's already made public everything he wanted. they say snowden called on russian leaders to help him. >>> rescue workers are trying to find people who may be trapped in a train that derailed in a station near paris. the crash killed at least six people and injured more than 20. the train entered bretigny-sur-orge station at high speed. four carriages skid off the rails, some overturned. railway company spokesperson say the train was heading to the city of limoges in central france with about 380 passengers. they say the train was not scheduled to stop at the station where it derailed. french president francois hollande says six people are confirmed dead and more than 20 seriously hurt. rescue officials say some passengers may be trapped inside the train. >>> officials at london's heathrow airport have reopened all their runways after closing them for an hour and a half. a boeing 787 dreamliner belonging to ethiopian airlines caught fire on the ground. heathrow's spok

today no hitter threw 4 but mets good to him in the fifth after the no no. to the gap in right center. now to 2-1 game. mets were up 3-2 in the seventh. crawford follows a triple with a sharp sing toll center. so we are tied again at 3 appease on to the 11th and duane with the call. >> 49er days. mig was here today. looks good. yes. >>reporter: that is the secre secret. game saving play to get bird with two open. bottom of the 13. giants have the bases loaded and still tied at 3 appease any time you are pitching accomplishment are mentioned in the same sentence with dennis you have done something. a's closer broke one of the record tonight in pittsburgh. pitcher dual with them locking up. ends the third. up in the seventh. bases load and he walks norris. trot home. 2 zip. bottom 7. runners at the corner. jose with the dribble. donaldson charging on the play. but he has none. the score and lack at the drive to center field. cocoa crisp. full extension to end the inning. otherwise disaster in the maybeing. 7 strike out 5. we know the 12th with help from him an

they haven't met. japan ghost guard officials say the government ships continue to enter japanese waters. >> i'm very concerned f. china continues sending these vessels, an accident can happen at any moment and once an accident happens, things can escalate badly. >> relations with south korea have also hit a rough patch. some analysts expected they would get better when the president took office in february. but things are worse after three members of the cabinet visited. the designer owners and leaders convicted of war crimes are also remembered. >> translator: if japanese leaders forget about history and continue the behavior, they will pay for it. >> abe hasn't met her, but has gone to a summit. they vow to form a united front, but stopped short of singling out japan. experts say members of the obama administration are closely watching how these stations play out. >> we don't want to see our largest and most important ally in the pacific which is japan. we don't want to see japan marginalized. >> th

he met helen as a young girl. and his father was a abolitionist and he met helen at 8 to 9-years-old. when they married. douglass was in his of 0s and helen 46. a college educated they did not bear children. and by all accounts they lived a very happy together. and anna marie was very loyal. and helen pitts was also loyal. he is buried wife on either side. and this is just from the library of congress. the collection monday night literary club will hold a closing meeting in the residents of arnold frederick union town. saturday june 6. and douglass did entertain at the home. and he had from how did university coming all of the time to mentor them. all sorts of recitals it was a bushes have their am i over on time? >> you are okay. we need to end at 1:00, you can take wind it up and take questions or go all the way. and we will have that. >> do you want questions or all the way? >> all the way. hands all the way. catch me afterwards. i am not hard to fine. okay. >> okay mr. cole. so okay. yes. like i said. they hav

giants and mets all night long. we start way back when. mets home field.give up a home run to buster posey. it is 2-0 giants from the get go. worked well. first four or five innings, look out. a single game tied at 2 allowing 3 runs. brandon crawford tied it up at 3 a piece in the 7th. the diving stop here in the 11th inning would have won the game for the mets. now we are watching the giants. those of you enjoying kron4, pam, why watch the game when you can hear pam and i tell it to you. it is 3-3. giants from the bases loaded in the 13th inning. i know you have been busy. anyway you could help me for a second? >> can i help you? >> reporter: yeah. >> sure. >> reporter: this is team coverage. a man and a woman watching the giants game. >> can you pull it closer? thank you. >> reporter: i can see fine, mike. >> you asked me to help. you want me to help or not? >> pull it closer. tonight in pittsburgh grant greene -- she wasannoyed -- making his debut. based loaded. 0-for-3 with strikeouts. walked derrick norris. 2-0 a's. they would have won for pittsburgh

>> i move to find that the respondent has met the burden to establish that the records that were redacted need not be publicly disclosed in unredacted fashion. >> i think that i provided at least my reasoning fairly thoroughly. >> is there a second? >> do you want me to try to say it again? >> i think that this is what you said. respondent has met the burden of establishing that records that were redacted need not be disclosed in an unredacted fashion. >> and that is just spelled out in the may 29th letter, 2012? >> do you have a modification. >> i think that you said publicly disclosed i don't know if you think that is essential word? >> maybe, remove publicly? is that what you are saying? >> no. you said it i don't know that she... >> let the burden of establishing that information redacted need not be publicly disclosed. >> burden of establishing. i will butt out. >> yes. >> further discussion on this? >> i only have one comment. on the may 29th letter, the case law that is cited here, who did the investigation of that? was this case law that was given from the city attorney's office t

i had met eugene lee.at's this; after they got sent back, they worked hard to keep each other's spirits up. they talked a lot about what they had done in the hospital. what they would do once they got home. and the fight was often terrible. but there were quite periods too relatively quite periods. even during the quite periods the germans wanted to let the americans know they were still out there. so every once awhile, they would send up a shell from a mile or two away just to let the americans know they were still out there. the american would respond in kind. one night 51 tion company was crossing the river and the germans threw up a shell and it landed behind them in the river. it killed joe. the night in question was november 10th, 1918. it was the last night of the war. like i said, i only knew that part of the story because i met eugene lee. he shared with me at the last possible moment his memory of world war i and the 55th first company at and his friend. and you know, eugene lee told he me at som

. >> the disability disaster preparedness committee on or the ddcp met on friday july 5th, 2013. attendieses were city agencies, community based organization and the general public. there was a lengthy and detailed discussion about the recent golden guardian exercise in may. several topics were covered and some conclusions made. a good number of disabled people participated in the exercise acting as shelter resident in the after math of a destructive disaster. people described their experiences acting as disaster victims showing up at the shelter for help and they had a wide variety of reactions from shelter workers and different experiences dur the exercise. people using wheelchairs had difficulty maneuvering through registration tables and there just wasn't enough room and there wasn't enough room between cots for wheelchair users to get by. several disabled shelter resident after registration were taken to a cot and they never saw another worker again. no one came to assess their needs if anyone and no one provided any information whatsoever. a request from asl interpreter fel

>> mets fan all the way. >> who is your favorite player? >> oh, dude harvey, man. >> really? >> if he was standing here right now what kind of advice would you give him? >> keep being awesome. that's it. >> we appreciate it. >> yeah, man, thanks a lot. >> wait. >> a life long mets fan but i can't recognize my favorite player. he is good. he's got a lot going for him that kid. i hope he does well tonight. kanye west sees a lot of thing but funny isn't one of the first things that come to mind. back in 2008 the rapper took a shot in starring in a pilot. >> could you put the ps down and talk tokeny? >> i'm sorry? >> kanye. >> i'm from ohio we say kenny. >> don't care where you from you pronounce my name kanye. >> okay. >> that's cool. kanye. >> kanye. >> like kanye rogers. mr. west was on the cover of vi magazine. >> not on vi, i was on "time." >> "time" magazine. >> you never heard of it "time". >> i've heard it. i have a subscription. i didn't think they would put you on the cover. >> i mean you don't have to think they put me on the cover b

lincecum came 5-0 in the last six starts against the mets.e pitched well enough to win again. but wait for it the offense struggled. yeah, mets in the city for their one and only visit. lincecum got an early lead. when buster posey -- giants defense was ugly early. helped the met take a lead. brandon crawford comes right back with a single. makes it 3-3 after seven. top of the 11th. rosario on the mound. marlin byrd rips a shot to crawford and that got him. right after the team boot the ball. the team got the ball to make it 3-3. dodgers beat first place arizona 6-1 today. and the oakland a's showed true mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> oakland a's bartolo colon keeps making it look easy. and today he beat the pirates. jeff lach walks with the bases loaded. colon goes through the seventh. bartolo now 12-3. closer grant belfore gets a 1-2-3 inning. that's 41 and counti

i've met, i was in birmingham, alabama, recently and i met a mother whose daughter fortunately did not take her own life but it was such a scare and she's put in place a number of programs and i found myself in awe of her. but at the same time, i come from a family of doctors, actually, i'm the only lawyer. all my 4 siblings were doctors, i promised them i'd never be a plaintiff's personal injury lawyer and i kept my promise. but when i heard this very earnest person talk about how she's invested so much time and energy into bullying, i found myself asking, how do we know it's working? there are a lot of things that seem intuitively plausible and appear to be anecdotally moving the ball forward, but we need to move beyond that. we need to, among other things, figure out what indeed are practices that work and we need to understand in so doing that what may work in sioux falls may not work in san francisco. we get that. so solutions need to be taylored to local communities, solutions need to reflect the fact that there are many, many dimensions to this issue. let me tell you about the f