it demands attorneys given admin leave take those hours from it demands attorneys given admin leave taket,fá expect an investigation. >> it is surprising to get this( letter? >> no. >> reporter: max is the president of the government attorney's association. >> somexd of the peopp on this 4éaist almost immediately give these hours jfback. and i know they were particularly concerned about how this could look if t!/(xd were perceived to have accepted administrative leave hours that the d.a.çó couldn't grant. >> reporter: heaÑÑ two other aj4&rneys tried to give u1pi the hours before this5a letter. the d.a. it's veryok frustrating to meko see members -- hard-working lawyers inq thg3 d.a.'s office brought into the public eyexd such circumstance for doing nothing more than their jobéo cf1 o >> reporter: the union will be meeting with the countylp to discuss what will happen next. the attorney general is still into the admin leavei] giveaway. we'll of course bring you updates as wexd get them. back to you. >> thank you. >>> fallout tonight from another of our investigative unit series. a san jo

path to being into the labor's union or other construction trade unions and while the construction admin graduates will begin their required internships. without further adieu, to begin the commencement ceremony, please welcome south of market employment center senior program manager for construction admin training stella atrera. >> [ applause ] >> good evening. it is great, it is so great to see so many people here tonight. let me begin by recognizing the families and friends that provided support and encouragement for these students to complete the program. your role was key to their success. we must also acknowledge the dedicated dcsf staff and employers, your diligence created a class that is driven for success in this industry. i would like to give special thanks to kathleen carroll and anna laso, she is sitting right over there. for being the key link between the program and the career of the graduates are now headed towards. these dedicated professionals are to thank for providing 12 industry experts necessary to bolster capt with the construction industry curriculum that took pla

the attorney general is still conducting a civil investigation into the admin leave giveaway. we'll of course bring you updates as we get them. >> now there is more fallout from another one of our investigative units series. this time out of san jose state. a professor accused of sexual assault by a student is no longer working at the university. the investigative unit first exposed that university leaders failed to discipline the kines yolg. he said it was consensual. the student said it was assault. he didn't say if mathis resign, or had been terminated. the president has repeatedly decline to explain why san jose state chose not to discipline mathis. if you have a tip for jena or anyone else in our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail. following up on another story we broke on nbc bay area, the exodus of administrators in one south bay school district continues to grow. tonight we're learning 20 people have already left the district. distractions and interruptions thatle say is taking attention away from students. in a district that is already struggling

it gravitated towards special operation in admin which was not a good use of our resources so we put it back to the 8 or 9 hour day and it was 16 thousand additional days the police officers spend time on the streets which is equal to those who are inside vs. outside and it's saved us a lot of money. many of those officers were shift to more nights and weekends. we're having the impact we're having because we're holding our own on the overtime numbers. we're not asking for any more next year even though we're down there were 3 million more in overtime in 2009. some of the savings we are use a hundred less you hours on event and the planning for events is down our training is down two hours largely because making better use of technology. the next slide is the recivilian jobs. since the job had to get done modified officers were handling it. of the 21 positions allocate in 201315 will be fit by september and another 3 to complete the 21 we're going to have in place and 18 will be on staff by fall and 13 more and the other 2 hopefully by the spring so by the time we're having this conv

he joined with 333 other members of congress to ask the tsa admin straighter to continue lowering the rule. >>> conjackson said she's concerned on the decision. >> she wants the state attorney general to investigation. >> she wants them to remove themselves from the investigation. >> the staff recommends they pay two and quarter billion dollar pejt that killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. >>> new charges against the disgraced campaign flooier -- flyers in 20 ten -- 2010. >> considered offensive by emigrants. >> he was running for city council against an aid. she lost by 20 votes. >> his dna went into a state data a base. >> it's really a an example of the importance of dna as a way of solving crimes and protecting the public. >> he's free until a court appearance friday. >> he may face jail time. >>> a run off election is set for july 3th to replace him. >> cindy chavez fell short receiving 41% of the vote. >> theresa alvarado got 31%. >> tonight, frozen berries, another case who bought the berries. >> that person was not hospitalized and is recovering at home. >> earlier today, robe

right; chapter 14b, we are legally precluded from applying the requirements of chapter 14b of the admin code to the entirety of the project with the federal funds providing the lion's share; even if it were a minor share the project is federalized; and those kinds of local rules that are in conflict with federal law we cannot apply as much as we would like to. i spend a lot of time working on improving 14b to improve the outcomes from 14b when i was public works director; there has been a lot of good work from the coalition, from the previously hrc, now the city administrator's office, it's been a great thing for severn san francisco businesses. to be honest, for 840 million dollars with the work in san francisco for such an important and visible and symbolic project, i concur with a lot of the comments of the people who spoke in terms of being disappointed that there's not more san francisco businesses, listed subcontractors that will be able to participate. i am heartened to hear that the contractor is willing instead and try to make whatever opportunities remain available for local b

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. >> reporter: the attorney says it won't be just sergeant belewsa's word against district admin traitors. >> there are other peep in opd who will testify that the way the does triistrict handled thi wrong. >> reporter: today, is it your belief this vestigation was tampered with? >> absolutely. >> reporter: he is currently on paid administrative leave. ousd says they have no comment at this time. meanwhile, superintendent tony smith leaves next week for a new job in chicago. belewsa's attorney plans to file his lawsuit tomorrow. >> if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit, we urge you to give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> just about 13 hours to go. that's when the decade long fight over same sex marriage could come to an end. the supreme court will announce its ruling just after 7:00 our time. we're live outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. and people are already in line for one of those coveted seats inside the supreme court. >> reporter: that's right. as you can see, people are in line waiting to secure a seat inside

according to admin 64 inches wide and 15 feet 9 in length. moving a consumer vehicle prior to obtaining car wash would be to back up and merge into the southern wash queue or attempt to make a u-turn in the pump aisle area [speaker not understood] bordering the convenience store that could easily be parked by store customers and unable to find available parking and bunn handicap space. it may necessitate the q-1 parking. [speaker not understood]. it seems that most feasible methods for obtaining a car wash or gassing up would be a station on the northern driveway on lincoln, go around the block pass the library school on irving and making a right turn on northbound 19th to rea preach the queuing lane for the car wash. a bus from one to three lines are not blocking the lanes. thank you. >>> my name is denise daly and i live in the area. my concern is with the scope of this project and the effect it will have on drivers and pedestrians. this busy intersection will become more congested and dangerous. this site has unique problems. 19th avenue i

. >> ripped into the admin sfrags exits claim through the white house spokesman. >> their paid liar,son, he is still making up things about what happens and calling this local rogue. there is no indication -- the reason that lois learner tried to take the fifth is not because there is a rogue in cincinnati but because this is a problem that was coordinated in all likelihood right out of washington headquarters. >> i'm not going to get into a back and forth with the chairman. i think that what our focus is and has been is the need to find out all the inappropriate activity that occurred. >> may not have wanted to get to a back and forth. but the former senior advisor had strong words for mr. grand theft auto. that's a reference to criminal charges and investigations if you're going to escalate a credibility and integrity battle, we are prepared or our allies are prepared to go there in the form of trying to raise the price of republicans. >> thank you very much, john. power run down time. we're going to pick up where john just left off. how do you guys feel about these conferences tha

we are going through a process right now to update the renew al, list and we have a new admin manager and she has stepped in and made a lease and there are 40 leases coming up that the property managers will need to renew or extend and that speaks to jeff's retention statement. that probably all of those tenants will renew. and because we had to relocate tenants from 1923, 29, 27, for the america's cup, we infilled a lot of the vacantcy that we had in the southern water front and we took those tenants from the southern water front i mean from the northern water front and put them in the northern and so they were 23 leases that actually stayed on port property. and so in the last two years, we have had kind of an unusual activity in relocating tenants. but, once that dies down, then, we will go back to our regular marketing plan for new leases, and renewals and the property managers will be freed up, their time will be freed up to go back to the renewal process. so, we are hoping over the next year, things will settle down a little bit. >> so i hope that answers your question. >> okay.

i really don't think so i mean in order man to show not just fear admin very call very quiet today here and all six calendar days has urged their followers their supporters to remain call on to respect the law and to spirit to result so their experience over the last election. is actually a was a lesson for all the candidates to make sure that it will not lead to some kind of andras under streets of course the legal process is very clear if there is any protest in the object they can go to i mean the body which used to garden call still on have to complain so i don't think that drogue going to witness what we witnessed in the last election internal understeers on the other cities what kind of a mosque is the outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad leaving in iranian politics . saddam avila's. well surely. a very controversial politician in iranian politics and injuries. across the war so. i think like any other president he house is made a number of mistakes i'm here has been successful in many other ways i think here the islamic award remember him as a hero and someone who stood firmly

washington's broken well well he's been here for the last four or five years and if president bush admin saying that i'd say the same thing about him frankly i mean he's part of the answer or not so that's that's what i was trying to get laura ingram to flee the smart on the gore was a bold stance on immigration we should really have a handle on who's here and why. i believe that i think the country is in a rich by immigrants i think we always have been my family is from poland austria and my mom's side of the family and there's room for a little immigrant exactly so i'm all about three immigrants living in my home i have three children who are from other countries so i'm on the russian one were to russia that's like a joke to russians i'm going to mali. so. i believe in immigration as a really important to our country and i always will but what's happened since one thousand nine hundred six after reagan's amnesty has been basically uncontrolled borders that have resulted in american wages in part stagnating or actually dropping in some sectors and so what i believe is that to really mak

were more comfortable with using the chapter 56, which is the development agreement section of the admin code that they're more comfortable using that as the process. and we're fine with that [speaker not understood]. the one thing i did want to point out is we were very clear with the planning commission that any change, material or nonmaterial to this da, would go before them. in fact, chapter 56 does not take material -- sorry, does not take nonmaterial changes to the planning commission, and i think we would be going back on our word to them. so, the staff report is go back to chapter 56, but to say on top of that you have to go to the planning commission because we told them that we would. so, i'm happy with the help of the city attorney to go into that more if it wasn't clear. the last slide really quick is just a little graphic showing the period of time that or the kind of process from when the cpmc fiscal year ends, they have 150 days to get the compliance report and the third-party audit. and then there's a 30-day public comment period. this shows [speaker not understood]. we w

washington's broken well well he's been here for the last four or five years and if president bush admin saying that i'd say the same thing about him frankly i mean he's part of the answer or not so that's that's what i was trying to get at laura ingram to flee the smart. to be glorified as a bold stance on immigration we should really have a handle on who's here and why. i believe that i think the country is in a rich by immigrants i think we always have been my family is from poland austria and my mom's side of the family. there's room for a little immigrants exactly so i'm all about i have three immigrants living in my home i have three children who are from other countries so i'm on the russian one were to russia that's like a joke to russians i'm going to mali. so. i believe in immigration as a really important to our country and i always will but what's happened since one thousand nine hundred six after reagan's amnesty has been basically uncontrolled borders that have resulted in american wages in part stagnating or actually dropping in some sectors and so what i believe is that t

so as much as i think there may be valid concerns regarding the asking of the program, he is an admin problems in the army, he broke his legs. didn't like the c.i.a. was running operations. unfortunately i think the guy is disgruntled. it's not about fixing things. it's about trying to poke someone in the eye without any interest to fix what was broken. >> harris: when greenwald and the journalist from the guardian who brought this information to the world claim to have more, if there are other americans in edward noden's shoes and they have information to get out there, what would you tell them at this point? >> i admire what glenn n does. in this case he is wrong. unfortunately he does have more information. i don't think he has other sources, i think snowden has given far more to him than he is willing to admit. this is going to be treasure trove of stuff coming out the coming weeks. nsa is pretty much aware what he took with him. >> harris: i tell you, when you and i were going to talk speak about overreach but you have given us the word that this man has defected to china. that i

this admin station has institutionalized the practice of picking bureaucrats against the people they should be serving and it should stop. the good news is that more people are beginning to catch on. when i warned about this last year, i got slammed by the usual suspects on the left, as you can imagine. they said i was full of it. even some of the now realize that just because mcconnell is the one pulling the long, it is not mean there is not a fire. the irs scandal has reminded people of the temptations to abuse big government and its little patrons. people are waking up to a pattern, they are connecting the dots, and they are rightly troubled. looking back, the irs scandal helped explain a lot of the things the minister nation has done. you all are member the president wagging his finger at the supreme court. the president wagging his finger at the supreme court sitting right there in the house of representatives during the 2010 state of the union. i assure you that this piece of presidential theater was not done for the ratings. he spent so much time and energy denouncing the case

e-verify will work very well without the admin. i think it will work somewhat better with the admin. it's a good amendment. i'm supportive of the amendment. my staff helped work on the amendment, but let's not say that this bill will have no intro enforcement without the amendment. it has very strong internal enforcement. in fact, it is mandatory e-verify. my good friend from alabama has been railing we need mandatory e-verify in the country for years. and as we work through the process, if the house in its wisdom moves the bill, we can improve things. this is not the last train out of the station, but i would say this. we don't have a bill, we will have no e-verify. improve, not improve. and so many of the things that many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle wanted won't be in the bill. so again, to me, has worked in a bipartisan way and i've taken as many criticisms from my study i'll as the other to get this done, what's happening here, not the gentleman from ohio, he is sincerely eager to improve the bill and i supp

. >> to admin to administrative professional to a business partner. >> reporter: ceo, cfo, coo. now cea. chief executive assistant. >> can make or break a company. >> reporter: debbie gross says she created the title here in silicon valley. >> cisco ceo john chambers -- >> it's constant, constant, constant. you got to be on your game. >> this is bonnie. >> reporter: bonnie savidge has been at this level for years. the executive assistant for the ceo of santa clara-based avia -- >> that got moved -- >> okay. >> reporter: has an assistant of her own. >> i'm going to follow up -- >> reporter: she's proud of her work, but it wasn't always this way. >> used to think and say, well, i wouldn't wish my daughter would continue in this role. >> reporter: bonnie has pushed the boundaries of this role for thousands of others following in her footsteps. >> make sure that you're on the right track -- >> reporter: along with sherry parsons, all of avia, cisco's rachel chambers and debbie, they lead a u.c. course on how to be the best administrative assistant. >> it's a partnership. >> we teach

. >> ask the law library to bring you a copy of the admin regs.ays you're allowed to have chess pieces. >> you the man, you run this place. >> i follow the regs. >> that's what i'm saying. that's your decision. >> i follow the regs. >> we supposed to be able to have books here. >> that's what i'm telling you. if it said that, you'd have them. it'sing is gags. it wasn't meant to be nice. you ain't here because you were doing something constructive. if you had been doing something constructive -- >> i was doing something constructive when they [ bleep ] with me down the hall. >> it is always somebody else's fault. >> you want us to exhibit some form of model behavior. but yet every avenue is closed to do anything constructive. we can't read a novel because we can't have none. i can't play chess through the mail like i used to because my chess pieces took away from me. jumping up on the door, sticking my [ bleep ] every time a female came up there, i guess that's the model behavior. >> our cameras followed gilbert back to his cell where he continued

admin anyone let alone or having a drink looks like an older men and younger women meeting allowed. but let's be clear for talking about getting more women to positions of power, 86% of the people in power are men. since making that not just safe, but cherry not meant to spend time alone. >> you tell a friend of mine running half the city of new york city treats men but easily so i start so much but not dinner. >> i didn't know him when i wrote the story, but i've met him cents. 15 years ago goldman sachs he announced one day he had daughters that he didn't feel comfortable having dinner with women, so he would have no dinners. >> by the way, he had dinner with his family. >> he was basically saying i understand the bias no one wants to talk about. so some men will have dinners. he was asked, we are dinner along with women? is absolutely, it's part of my job. some men say yes and some will say now, but either way let's make it explicit and equal. >> an example of biases many to overcome. when they have are questions of the audience. whatever additional questions you guys have, let's

highly unlikely that based on the court's decision they won't find the university of texas at austin's admins are okay under that heightened scrutiny. that case probably end up right back here. schools are sort of in a holding pattern. they get to keep the policy for now but i would say there is strong language that makes it sound like ultimately the policies will have a tough time surviving. >> no one defending a policy, law, what have you, nobody wants to be told that strict scrutiny will apply. most courts say, you didn't make it. >> not going to make it. >> that is about what is about to happen. affirmative action under the strict scrutiny example. that will happen in lower circuit. thank so you much. >> abigail fisher within you saw pictures of her moment ago. she is about to speak. she sued the university of texas at aust yn saying you rejected any college application based on my race. based on the color of my skin and not based on my grids. and she said, that is not lawful. we will hear what she has to say about the decision in moments. >>> we are also tracking capitol hill. i want to

and i asked my dad to talk to somebody in admin about him. >> stephanie: as randy rhodes would say, nothingbah bah bah, moooooooo, boop boop boop boop boop. >> stephanie: see we're not lying. >> that was all bill o'reilly. >> stephanie: by the by oh -- [ banjo music ] >> stephanie: the naacp has called for the resignation of two county officials who are under fire for circulating racially charged emails about first lady michelle obama. he is doing the i just forwarded it. >> i didn't even read it. >> when you forward it there is an implied acceptance of it. >> stephanie: there is an implied i think this is funny, like me and the screaming dog cody. >> it was disturbing. >> yeah, please don't do that again. >> stephanie: i enjoyed it. board of -- their names are byron and herbert. byron bailey, a and herbert [ inaudible ] forwarded the emails. one said national geographic offered to pay the first lady to pose nude. >> oh, my god. >> stephanie: byron check this out! >> oh, my god! >> what are they 11? wow. >> stephanie: so that happened. >> they were suspended but not fired, is that -- >> ste

. >> i understand this is a combination of your admin and an mr. garamendi's together? as a look at this, they look like good men ends. we would like to accept them. if you want to call a roll call vote. all in favor say aye. opposed? congratulations. thank you very much. now we have the next command and number 224. can the clerk please pass that amendment now. that is mr. v. -- garamendi. [inaudible conversations] without objection, reading of the amendment will be dispensed with. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california for the purpose of offering and explaining his amendment number 224. >> mr. chairman, in 1992, there was the last extensive study of the reason for a triad. and all of the elements about why we have a triad is suffering land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles and long-range bombers. that is long, long ago that that study was undertaken. since that time, there has been no comprehensive study of the utility of a triad. both the utility of having the three or how much of any one of the three elements would be useful in today's world.

. >> so, isn't there a difference between what happened in the bush admin station and what's happening under the obama administration in that obama unlike bush, has gone to the fisa court and the fisa court said, okay with us. follows the law, the patriot act, which is the law? >> a problem for you isn't it. >> the program when it was revealed in 2005, the bush administration -- this is kind of part of the trouble talking about this issue, when something comes out, they define it narrowly. this is only talking to terrorists. if you read the law, it says they can do more than that. they can gather foreign intelligence, defined very broadly in the statute. so it was brought, the program was supposedly brought under the fisa court the secret court in 2007. so this program appears to have started around 2006 using section 215 of the patriot act. >> bill: right? >> even representative sessenbrenner, the chief sponsor said nobody at the time in congress considered this type of interpretation that would allow the wholesale collection of all americans communications. so it's an interpretation

, what we are dealing with is larger than the actions of one agency, or group of them please, this admin station has institutionalized the practice of picking bureaucrats against the people they should be serving and it should stop. the good news is that more people are beginning to catch on. when i warned about this last year, i got slammed by the usual suspects on the left, as you can imagine. they said i was full of it. even some of the now realize that just because mcconnell is the one pulling the long, it is not mean there is not a fire. the irs scandal has reminded people of the temptations to abuse big government and its little patrons. people are waking up to a pattern, they are connecting the dots, and they are rightly troubled. looking back, the irs scandal helped explain a lot of the things the minister nation has done. you all are member the president wagging his finger at the supreme court. the president wagging his finger at the supreme court sitting right there in the house of representatives during the 2010 state of the union. i assure you that this piece of presidential

opiate pain relievers such as fake admin and oxycontin are the largest class of abuse prescription drugsollowed by stimulants for treating attention deficit dvd disorder, adhd, such as adderall and ritalin and central nervous system depressants are relieving anxiety such as valium and xanax. according to the national survey on drug use and health published by the substance abuse and mental health services administration, of those individuals who use prescription painkillers in 2010 and 2011, nearly three quarters receive the drugs from a friend or relative either for free to repurchase or base stealing the drugs. 4.4%. today's hearing focuses on the federal government reese on to the prescription drug abuse epidemic. it should be noted that this committee has played a key role in facilitating prescription drug monitoring programs by authorizing the national prescription reporting i come across monster by whitfield and ranking member pullout. master is housed at the department of health and human services to sign into law in august 11, 2005 to assist states in combating prescription drug

, what we are dealing with is larger than the actions of one agency, or group of them please, this admin station has institutionalized the practice of picking bureaucrats against the people they should be serving and it should stop. the good news is that more people are beginning to catch on. when i warned about this last year, i got slammed by the usual suspects on the left, as you can imagine. they said i was full of it. even some of the now realize that just because mcconnell is the one pulling the long, it is not mean there is not a fire. irs scandal has reminded people of the temptations to abuse big government and its little patrons. people are waking up to a pattern, they are connecting the dots, and they are rightly troubled. looking back, the irs scandal helped explain a lot of the things the minister nation has done. you all are member the president wagging his finger at the supreme court. the president wagging his finger at the supreme court sitting right there in the house of representatives during the 2010 state of the union. i assure you that this piece of residential theat