it was delivered by city manager ron carlee to firefighter marty pucket days before pucket, the unpaid intern of representative claire fallon sent a memo calling for the dismissal of his boss fire chief john hannon. carlee in the document called pucket's behavior unacceptable and says it must cease. and city attorney bob haggerman says his hands will be tied tied in

i don't know what the problem is. >> however, the controversy over her former intern marty pucket is not going away yet. pucket is shown on football as a firefighter and vice-president of the charlotte firefighters association. he has been embroiled in controversy since december of last year when a memo from the city attorney said neither the mayor nor the council or any member thereof shall direct the conductor activities of any employee. >> i needed someone i could trust, all right? there is nobody there i could trust. >> pucket sent an e-mail to the asking that chief john hannon be removed and it was met with a memo saying pucket is violating city policy and his job could be in trouble. >> we do not build personal relationships with staff. >> councilwoman mayfield believes pucket had become too cozy with fallon and ron carlee. carlee announced he was stepping down there were texts between the two. one communication from pucket to carlee reportedly came in closed session during february 24th when he resigned and it reads... take the deal. all of your other problems will conform. min

within the past hour marty pucket, the vice-president of the firefighters association in charlotte has been warned to stay away from members of the charlotte city council. background here. pucket sent out a letter on behalf of the council representative asking that john hannon be relieved of his duties. steve crump is breaking the news down for us. tell us more? >> we have had our eyes on this developing situation since last year infighting in the charlotte department and now it's become public we have a photo of marty pucket from his facebook page and marty also a charlotte firefighter was warned in december about his role as an intern with city council. fallon is a critic of chief hannon. and manager ron carlee sent the letter to pucket saying his behavior must cease and the letter says that pucket must change his behavior dismissed from his job. face a chain of chand review tomorrow that will be conducted by the fire department and we will continue to follow this developing story. >> all right, thank you. the driver accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian in charlotte's south en

it was delivered by city manager ron carlee to firefighter marty pucket days before pucket, the unpaid intern of representative claire fallon sent a memo calling for the dismissal of his boss fire chief john hannon. carlee in the document called pucket's behavior unacceptable and says it must cease. and city attorney bob haggerman says his hands will be tied tied in >> i do not have the capacity or the ability to put people under oath or to subpoena any information or documents. >> when it comes to the affairs will local government how much does the public have a right it know? >> we need to think about the rights of privacy and protection. >> dr. freeman is the dean of knight school of communications at keeps university. and transparency maybe an issue he says not all documents are fair game. >> the hr divisions of most of the institutions city or county are bound to state statutes that protect those personnel records for very specific reasons to protect their personnel. >> councilmembers plan to move forward with their inquiry. >> it is also very focused in the scope of who did recei

city manager ron carlee warned claire fallon the intern arrangement with marty pucket goes against the city's charter, carlee says it's unlawful and a conflict of interest. pucket is a cfd employee and the vice president of the charlotte firefighters' association. it shouldn't be an issue fallon says. >> they try to bully me and tell me i can't have this and i can't do this. oh yes i can. the people elected me. >> this letter prompted the part -- she says that she asked her intern to help her forward this letter to council the city attorney and the city manager. city officials say attorneys are looking into whether any action will be taken. the fallon or pucket are violating city policy. >>> we have learned the nation's largest banks paid federal fines worth nearly $110 billion for their role in the financial crisis of 2010. the "wall street journal" reports of that $109.96 billion, roughly $50 billion ended up with the u.s. government. the treasury department got nearly $49 billion of the funds. about $45 billion was marked for consumer relief. the justice department saw at least $447