. >> derek: the president got his tax hikes on january 1. the discussion about revenue, in my view, is over. it's about taking on the spending problem here in washington. >> mark: republicans in the white house did come together on one issue. they agreed to keep the government running through september 30 and avoid a shut-down at the end of this month. >> how concerned are people about the cuts? deborah is live now where she went to sample the sequester mood tonight. >> reporter: we found more ambivalence than alarm. from a noted stanford economist, open optimism. >> derek: this isn't the worst day of the year. >> reporter: he's a democrat. >> derek: he was preparing for the state of the union address. >> reporter: he's there on the far right with other prominent economists meeting two years ago. he knows a household doesn't slash groceries the same way it does for vacation and the same should be true for government. >> derek: this forced us to make cuts and without it we would have never made any cuts. >> reporter: this mom worries about lo

. >> derek: the president got his tax hikes on january 1. the discussion about revenue, in my view, is over. it's about taking on the spending problem here in washington. >> mark: republicans in the white house did come together on one issue. they agreed to keep the government running through september 30 and avoid a shut-down at the end of this month. >> how concerned are people about the cuts? deborah is live now where she went to sample the sequester mood tonight. >> reporter: we found more ambivalence than alarm. from a noted stanford economist, open optimism. >> derek: this isn't the worst day of the year. >> reporter: he's a democrat. >> derek: he was preparing for the state of the union address. >> reporter: he's there on the far right with other prominent economists meeting two years ago. he knows a household doesn't slash groceries the same way it does for vacation and the same should be true for government. >> derek: this forced us to make cuts and without it we would have never made any cuts. >> reporter: this mom worries about lo

and derek side of the agrees but the problem was that derek was broke he had no money at all and that was a problem the f.b.i. because they needed to buy these grenades and so the f.b.i. informant in the agent discussed it and the f.b.i. informant tells the agent well they're got these old stereo speakers and they come up with this plot where they go to their the f.b.i. for goes there and says you know i know you've got these old stereo speakers i think if you took it to my guys the arms dealer i think he'd take them from you and and say ok fair trade and give you the grenades in exchange you know i mean i don't know many arms dealers i don't know if you do but i don't think any are going to take old stereo speakers for never going to see but a common sense indicates that's not the case right derek didn't have that common sense derek shows up in the parking lot gives the ratty old stereo speakers the undercover f.b.i. agent who's posing as an arms dealer the f.b.i. agent hands over the grenades and police russian and he's now serving twenty five years in prison for conspiracy to use a

>> derek, do you want to jump in here, derek? >> yeah, we estimated that foreign currency had about a negative $50 million impact relative to what we had put in our numbers three months ago. so that was part of the miss, i would assume. >> well, i guess, derek, my question is, from this report, do you have any more color or information on technology spending? i mean, techs have obviously been a leadership in this market. if we are seeing a change, a reversal on actual corporate spending on technology, that would be a red flag. what do you see? >> yeah, well, oracle's a barometer in the space. and this is probably going to create some caution in terms of the expectations and overall i.t. spending right now. and, really, the level of priority in terms of i.t. spending. so, obviously, guidance is going to be critical. but this is going to be a little negative for the software space for tomorrow. >> all right. bottom lain here, derek, would you put new money to work right here in oracle at $33.74 a share? >> q4 tends to be their best

didn't have that common sense derek shows up at the parking lot gives the ratty old serious speakers the undercover f.b.i. agent who's posing as an arms dealer get the f.b.i. agent hands over the grenades and police russian. and he's now serving twenty five years in prison for conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction so here's a guy who had no capacity on his own he didn't have a place to live and the f.b.i. informant befriends him brings them into his home and then brings them along in this plot that ultimately he's paid for what is the impact of this as these stories come out i mean and these prosecutions happen just the facts on their face if you're a member of the muslim community the united states this is has to have people looking over their shoulders and wondering about the people literally who were roommates a common joke i hear from members of muslim communities nationwide is you know when i pray on friday i just assume the guy next to me is an informant and i think that's obviously an exaggeration but it goes to show the mentality of how under siege they feel by feder

and we are joined by derek smith he is a health program coordinator at the department of health tobacco free project. >> if you could go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in. >> the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings and carry on the conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows, appellant's and permit holders and department representatives each has seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties much include their comments in the 7 and three minute periods. the members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttals. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or business card to board staff when you come up to the podium, and the speaker cards and pen are available on the left side of the podium. >> the board welcomes your comm

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thank you very much, derek. >> my pleasure. >> we appreciate it. an exclusive bonus look on "gma live." we're excited about that. out to sam for a final check of the weather. sam, it's going to be spring soon. >> i know, amy. let's see if we can find spring-like temperatures so you can sport your derek lam. let's get to the boards, show you what's happening. how about a shot from cleveland, tennessee, where the trees are actually in bloom, and some temperatures are actually feeling pretty good this morning. and then a little massachusetts, townsend, mass, a little snow still on the ground there. not too long ago the snow was still flying. here's that area of low pressure that's kind of pushing its way back up into canada. has got that cold air blowing across the lakes. there's more lake-effect snow today. we've already picked up, what, 13 inches of new lake-effect snow in some locations overnight last night. there's some snow in the western mountains, as well. aspen is getting new snow. pierre, south dakota, is getting some new snow. kansas city, y

we have derek smith from the department of public health and given him ten minutes to address the board and of course he will be available to answer any questions that you might have. >> there you go. >> good evening, commissioners, derek smith, the department of public health, the tobacco free project and i hope to speak to you on a non-controversial issues the number of sales to tobacco to minors. i have given you some, as well as some that we offer from the department of health. there is a lot to be said and i will spare you that and let you read it. and just a base line to let you know that tobacco is the number one cause of death on earth. since we are talking about the matter of sales of tobacco to mine minors, keeping down the impacts of alcohol use verses tobacco, it is the number one cause of every cancer in fact. additionally there is research that shows to proximity to tobacco is related to youth. and it shows that schools that are surrounded have students that smoke at a higher rate. >> additionally, the sales to minors has decreased, as they introduced a permit ordinance in

. >>> in sports, the new york yankees set for its opening game but noticeably absent db derek jeter.izable and respected athletes in sports. he's in tampa rehabilitating a lingering ankle injury and that's where our rachel nichols caught up with the yankees captain. >> what's scary about the idea of not being in the game whenever down the road it does happen? >> i don't know if there's anything scary about it. i'm pretty sure i'll be involved in the game in some facet. i want to own a team one day. that's my next goal. >> you think the yankees are for sale? you could buy this team. >> too expensive unless you give me some of your money. >> where are you thinking of? have you been shopping? >> i haven't. i haven't yet. i don't know if you really pull out a catalog and pick your team and buy it. only time will tell. >> that's a pretty serious goal though. michael jordan talk for a long time. then eventually was able to do it. what are you thinking about how you'd accomplish that? >> it was a long process. i'm learning more and more about the process as we speak but i just think it woul

jenna: chief astronomer derek pitts is with us. so, derek, how vulnerable are we?ty of it, jenna, is that while there are some large objects out there, we know pretty well where the big ones are. it is the smaller ones that we really have to be concerned about but the truth is that your chances of being killed by a meteor striking you are about the sail of dying in an airplane crash. that means not very high at all. jenna: i'm afraid to fly. so, that comparison doesn't sit well with me, but go ahead, derek. >> you need a titanium umbrella, jenna. jenna: right. >> the problem is we have to really pay attention to the smaller ones. the smaller ones could damage an urban area. we don't want that to happen under any circumstances. we have to think in terms how we protect ourselves against dangerous storms. we use weather satellites to help predict when those will come so we move people out of the way or the path of these storms. we need to develop the same kind of technology or similar technology to detect when these small asteroids may be on collision course with us.

see i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and ready to eat. these vendors offer a variety of the streets near you. these mobile restaurants are serving up original, creative and unusual combinations. you can grab something simple like a grilled cheese sandwich or something unique like curry. we areher here in the average eight -- upper haight. you will be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quitck bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique heurban settings. >> what inspired you to start off the grid? >> i was helping people lodge mobile food trucks. the work asking for what can we get -- part together? we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks have grown? >> i have gotten popular because the high cost of starting a brick and mortar or strong, the rise of social media, trucks can be easily located, and food trucks to offer a unique outd

the ruling last week i spoke to one of the co-founders of the petition on the we the people web site derek ohana works for the yale law information society project and so. this law is antiquated take a listen. i think it's a digital basically a body of knowledge maybe it was before modern media three years for the i pod five years before the kindle and we should have laws that reflect modern technology and that's not what this law is i mean it's even a contestable question about whether or not your cell phone is under this act or law so it's a really acid ard system where not only is it probably illegal we don't actually know if it's illegal which is just not a way that to conduct a criminal justice system where you have a law that may or may not apply to you well the obama administration is finally weighing in on the issue and the official response the white house said quote if you have paid for your mobile device and aren't bound by a service contract agreement or other obligation you should be able to use it on another network it's common sense crucial for protecting consumer choice and

government is doing to muslims around the world, and derek then says in his way, well, i want to kill a judge. he didn't know the names of any judges, but he said it. the informant says, what if we attack a shopping mall. derek says, yeah, and they get with excited about it, and at that point, the fbi has a sting in place, but the major policy in the sting was derek didn't have any money, and the fbi needed an overt action, needed more than just talking so they needed him to acquire weapons. the informant says, well, i know an arms dealers who sells grenades, and you don't have money, but you have stereospeakers, and if you took these, he'd take them and trade you for the grenade. i don't know about arms, but i don't think they take speakers for grenades. he goes to the shopping mall and in the parking lot of the shopping mall, the arms dealer, it's an undercover agent, and he brings the speakers, hands them over, and the agent hands over the five grenades, and other agents rushed in, arrested him, and charged him with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction, and he's serving 2

mar is in route, and the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we would like to thank the followingv staff, jessy larson and lolamelconian. >> do we have any announcements? >> yes, sir, please be sure to silence all electronic device and include the speaker cards and any of the documents to be submitted to the clerk. and items acted upon today will be appear on the march 19th, board of supervisor's agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. we want to thank the members of the public who are at the hearing today and who are watching. mr. clerk, if you could please call item number 1. >> the hearing to consider the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer and wine license to andrew and jennifer hall for the beer haul located at 1 polk street. >> we have the first item is a liquor license request. so if we could first hear from the applicant on this item? >> just to note that we had been joined by supervisor scott weiner. >> good morning. good morning. >> my name is jennifer hall and my husband and i are opening a wine bar, located on the ground floor of 1 polk, we are thrilled

yes, derek jeter asked "am i sure i'm not left-handed." i'm not sure.i didn't make it into the official lineup, but i did get to deliver the official lineup card. and the dream is over. what a day. some dream about being number one. but for me, it was a dream just being number 98. my dad was a huge yankees fan. he would have been so proud to see me in the pinstripes. and we want to give a big thanks to the yankees. they were welcoming. derek jeter, a gentleman nursing a sore ankle right now, so we're wishing him a speedy recovery. and a big thanks to jen long, our producer. >> they only gave you three pitches in the batting cage? >> that's it. >> and you laid out a bunt? >> i was just happy i didn't throw a hamstring. >> you looked good. >> you did. you looked very limber, al. >> by the way, spring also means the return of "the voice" here on nbc. it premiered last night with two brand-new coaches and lots of excitement. host carson daly is back along with coach blake shelton to share their favorite moments from last night. guys, well-done. nice to see

hurt on the yankees and total up their salaries, a-rod, $29 million, mark teixeira, $22.5 million, derekurtis granderson, $15 million, that would be $90 million. >> and houston probably thinks they can be competitive, right? they look at the billy bean, the saber metrics and everything that's been used over the years to try to have smaller salaries, but still a competitive team on the field. >> it's still half of what the oakland as are. i don't know how competitive you can be, but you can still be profitable. you can basically start in park in baseball and make a profit. that's kind of the problem. baseball says they trust it and that they're going to rebuild and spend more once they get better players, they just sort of clear the deck. it's scary you could do this and still make money. how offensive is that to your fans? >> how about julie? julie, you're from l.a., right? dodgers, what did they sell for? >> from $95 million to $213. you talk about all these numbers in baseball, the disparity is just huge. >> it's also interesting that baseball is such a great analogy to the rest of the

and you and paul krugman derek are about the only two people i know who are saying that.'re in good company, as far as i'm concerned. >> well, thank you. >> bill: derek, always good to have you in studio. when you make your way down to washington we'll look forward to seeing you again soon. thanks for joining us. >> of course. >> bill: derek thompson, senior writer for "the atlantic" on the big news out of wall street. dow closing two dayss in a row at 14,296. my 401(k) had a big smile on its face yesterday. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." save them. woolite everyday cleans your jeans and won't torture your tanks. woolite washed clothes look like new, longer. current tv is the place for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. >> announcer: taking your e-mails on any topic at any time, this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> bill: top of the next hour, father thomas reese joins us from rome. brings us up to date on the preparation fo

the most ridiculous law of twenty thirty eight very very it's our derek welcome welcome to the program. camera. challenge here first of all explain what unlocking your cell phone sure your cell phone is a pretty simple process where you take your phone you plug it into a computer and you want a computer program there which changes some of the settings and that allows for you to use your phone with a different carrier see pop out the sim card he now you can use it on t.v. mobile for example and last time i was in germany for the in the airport to get their gift shop they all iraqis have this and there was all the sim cards. this one's got twenty minutes of there are two hundred minutes of talk time this one's got you know six gigs of data you know they're like you know five dollars ten dollars they're cheap cheap you just pop the sim card and people don't even realize that their phones have a sim card exactly in the united states a person every country has that yeah yeah yeah it's it all over the world you see this so why are we allowing these monopolies to stand here and it's how did t

next batter, derek barton, ouch. derek norris scores. three evening. david hits a solo shot. as pitcher, as win, 7-2, is your final. >>> let's kick it with some soccer. quakes and real salt lake in the season opener. 49ers back joe staley at the game. 14th minute. chris wondo had a game tie seven shots. first minute, alboro scores on the break away. 85th minute. again, scores passed john bush. quakes lose, 2-0 is your final. >>> basketball. stanford cardinal trying to put away utah on the hardwood. first half action. josh houston blocks jason washburn. stanford on the break. alley-oop dunk from jason randal. one handed is all he needs. 15 points in the game. second half. cedric barton knocks down a three. trimmed down to four. too much stanford down the stretch. pow, with a two-handed flush. >>> to the greens we go. hondas classic, final round. tiger woods not in contention to win but a nice approach on 18. this would lead to an eagle. but tiger finished tied for 37th. a tournament he would like to forget despite the nice approach there.

derek pitts joins me next. stay with us. >>> big finish tonight.-new evidence that life on earth may have come from outer space. the faith-based community is squirreling on this one tonight. they will not like it. now, there is more likely than ever a comet or meteor brought the building blocks to life to our plan and what scientists are saying. imagine something as simple as a meteor disintegrating over russia but instead of a few weeks ago, how about billions and billions of years ago? i still love that videotape. scientists from the university of california created a minicomet in a lab and exposed it to conditions similar to outer space. they got it cold in fargo a couple times. just like our mickey way galaxy, scientist reproduced the effects of cosmic rays. it created amino acids and they traveled to earth. on a related note four more asteroids past by earth tonight. we go to derrick pitts who is a chief astronomer in philadelphia. designated by nasa as an astrology ambassador. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> you be

derek tied it at 56. gonzaga comes back-to-back 3's. very big shot. gonzaga escapes, 64-58. they will face wichita state next. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> close call. seeup in one >>> wind advisory going up forts mountains and delta. clear skies and cool inland. temperatures 30s and 40s. mike nicco will be here in the morning. >> dan: that is our report. for all of us, i'm dan ashley. your vacuum doesn't always pick up what's left behind. only the resolve easy clean system has foam power to remove three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. given way to sleeping. tossing and turning have where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before.

. >> reporter: derek mckau is leading a very cool double life.y day he's a drama teacher at san jose's notre dame high sk l school -- >> but i've been a geek since i was 3. >> reporter: by night he edits the graphic novel "sparks" which gives him a following far beyond his students. >> at night i don't sleep much and summer, yeah, that's the time to really focus then and vacations. it's mostly nights. >> reporter: now all that hard work is paying off. "sparks" has been made into a movie launching in silicon valley as cinequest which seems kind of perfect. >> it's cool. i'm a huge geek myself, so i'm excited to see it. i haven't seen a movie yet and i'm excited to meet some fellow geeks. >> to see chase williams in the sparks suit and then pieces of the set that look like this artwork that i've gone over time and time again, that was amazing enough to see it live and a few weeks ago down in chris' office and saw it there and was blown away. >> reporter: for now teaching pays the bills and the students don't seem to realize they have kind of a film

the a's derek norris, the young catcher goes deep. the a's lose to the cubs 5-3.s. roughing up this spring. 6.75 e.r.a, gave up three runs in three innings today. the mariners take care of the giants, but their bright spot, the sweet left handed swing of brandon belt. 4-3 your final. mariners are hot this spring. they won six in a row. >> few years ago tiger woods used to walk on water. these days he is playing in the water. getting dressed for the honda classic and playing himself out of deep trouble. and looking good right there to help himself save a par, number 6. looking pretty good. shot a 7. way back of this guy. who is knocking it dead. birdie at 15. shot a 6 under 64 and he is your leader and we will have full sharks highlights at 10:00 p.m., that is the sporting live. >> you don't see tiger woods in the water very often -- >> lately. [ laughter ] >>> it is a problem that plagued oakland streets for years, at 10:00 p.m. the new idea to keep the roads clear of illegal dump sites. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you

derek tied it at 56. gonzaga comes back-to-back 3's. very big shot. gonzaga escapes, 64-58. they will face wichita state next. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> close call. up in one seed. >>> wind advisory going up forts mountains and delta. clear skies and cool inland. temperatures 30s and 40s. mike nicco will be here in the morning. >> dan: that is our report. for all of us, i'm dan ashley. . >> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live! tonight, ellen pompeo, sean lo we, and music from lianne l lianne la havas with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. for welcoming me into your lyes. are you on spring break right now? how many of you are on spring break? some of you seem too old to be on spring break. a lot of people come here to california. more people go to florida. right now florida is full of very young and very old people. both of them drinking through tubes. whenever i see the news with the spring break and the kids binge drinking and going nuts, i have to say it reminds me of how much i miss snooki.

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derek sander son, boston bruins and also played for the rangers.dn't win your cup with the rangers. they could probably use you back. thank you so much. be well. see you soon. connell: that was good. time warner shares hitting highs. markets now continues. dennis and cheryl has an analyst with buy on that stock. dagen: and the cyber threat. what congress is doing about it. chairman of the house committee joins dennis as the week long series continues. >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credityour money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most comprehensive identity theft protection available today... lifelock

. >> do you think bo derek is being picked upon -- the you think that bulgaria is being picked upon? >> of course. they are where you need to be careful in how you handle populism and nationalism, etc. >> a right-wing u.k. immigration pressure group says its 50,000 bulgarians and romanians will move to britain every year when temporary controls expire in the u.k. and eight other european union countries in 2014. it will give bulgarian migrants the same right to live and work in the uk as those of other european union countries, including access to benefits and the national health service. according to the people here, this argument about who works where not only exposes narrow nationalist views but also how far the european union has to go in establishing a truly open market with the free movement of labor. many bulgarians scoffed at the idea of alleged benefit tourism. they have their own attractions and home. the latest poll here shows a tiny proportion plan to travel to the u.k. in the next 12 months and most of those

derek tied it at 56. gonzaga comes back-to-back 3's. very big shot.

derek kurr. mr. ginsberg mentioned something about 300 e-mails a day. but, some of those are just junk e-mails and there are going to be inquiries about what time the park opens or the swimming pool closes. and we know

derek jones was shopt to death in november of 2010. oakland police say they wanted to question jeans in an alleged attack on his girlfriend. officers said they thought he was reaching for a gun but it turned out to be a small scale. the alameda county d.a. sea office later you -- d.a.'s office later rule the shooting was justified. >>> people inside a home thought a car driving through the house was an earthquake. they saw the car crashed in their home. did about $10,000 of damage. >> it knocked all of our stuff to the middle of the garage, glasses broke in, pictures, important papers. dryer is completely broke in. we have to get a new dryer. just crazy! >> witnesses said they could not tell if the driver was a man or a woman. police said the woman might have been intoxicated and will face hit-and-run urge chas at the min -- charges at the min min -- at the minimum. >>> engineers say implanted considers can be used to detect disease or be used to alert threats. the implanted computers are the product of ten years of work. the engineers

derek jones was shopt to death in november of 2010. oakland police say they wanted to question jeans in an alleged attack on his girlfriend. officers said they thought he was reaching for a gun but it turned out to be a small scale. the alameda county d.a. sea office later you -- d.a.'s office later rule the shooting was justified. >>> people inside a home thought a car driving through the house was an earthquake. they saw the car crashed in their home. did about $10,000 of damage. >> it knocked all of our stuff to the middle of the garage, glasses broke in, pictures, important papers. dryer is completely broke in. we have to get a new dryer. just crazy! >> witnesses said they could not tell if the driver was a man or a woman. police said the woman might have been intoxicated and will face hit-and-run urge chas at the min -- charges at the min min -- at the minimum. >>> engineers say implanted considers can be used to detect disease or be used to alert threats. the implanted computers are the product of ten years of work. the engineers

derek norris, the catcher, he can also hit. a little pop in that bat. two-run shot. norris' fifth of the spring. as win, 7-4 is your final. golf, anyone? final round of the arnold palmer at bay hill. sergio garcia's tee shot on ten landed in the tree. look at that. he's actually in the tree. you rarely see that. he hits it, no look, one handed, and gets back on the fairway. tiger woods started the day with a two-stroke lead. birdies the second hold. moving to 12 under, but play would be suspended, wind, rain, and tornado warnings stopped the play. they hope to resume on monday. plus, the latest on seth curry. he's confident he will play tomorrow against the l.a. lakers. kobe bryant will be in town. however, x-rays were negative. still no word on whether seth curry will play in that game. but he's staying positive. keep your fingers crossed. every time he turns that ankle, people get very nervous this time of the season. >> he more than turned it last night. that was bad. >> absolutely. they're calling it a sprained ankle, but we'll see. he may be ready to go. >> than

my name is derek mahmoud, taxi driver. next two weeks after march 19, there will be a protest at city hall. hundreds of taxis are coming. why they are coming? what's wrong with them? guyth a call from scott wiener from [speaker not understood] to take a customer. i got there in 30 seconds, and i come across the customer and they say in 45 minutes he called three times yellow cab and he didn't get it. ~ so, it's not the taxi drivers who are doing something wrong. it's the company's computer system. and today, normally we have to make roughly about $20 per hour to give to the company and $15 per hour [speaker not understood]. $35 per hour. position of the market is so bad that drivers are barely taking hundred dollar home after 10 hours of work, barely. and mta has decided to put 500 more cabs and they are going to make a decision march 19. can we survive, can we live? no. we'll have a hard time. on top of that, all of you people, your district, the people who live there, they want to monitor your people, mta wants to monito

derek kurr. mr. ginsberg mentioned something about 300 e-mails a day. but, some of those are just junk e-mails and there are going to be inquiries about what time the park opens or the swimming pool closes. and we know that this was an important issue, this was not trivial matter. the individuals involved in this correspondence and this lobbying back and forth are important individuals in this city. this is not the kind of correspondence that one deletes because it is of no value as a record. one deletes this information to conceal what it contains. mr. wooding said that there is a bigger issue here. the bigger issue is one of ethics. now, this matter can be reduced and narrowed down to a technical, legal point. that will make it much easier to dismiss this case as virtually every other sunshine case has been dismissed. but, this is an ethics commission. it would be nice if there were a professional emphasis here. even so there isn't. it would be good if once in a while the ethical dimension of the behaviors that you are hearing about would be considere

derek kerr versus ccsf. i'm the plaintiff and i didn't want to sue the city. but dr. maria row aver owe and i stumbled upon wrongdoing ~ in involving laguna honda's ceo that we just couldn't ignore. after notifying the whistle blower program, i received a unique permanent layoff and dr. rovero was harassed. we reported the retaliation to the ethics commission, but ethics did nothing to protect my career. instead, they told me to get a lawyer. then ethics took over two years to complete their investigation. in retrospect, the lawsuit was our only hope because ethics has not sustained a single whistle blower retaliation claim since it was founded. not one. many studies have shown that reprizals against whistleblowers are common with rates up to 90%. but with our ethics commission, the retaliation rate is always zero. that's why we are here today. we hope some benefit will come of this and offer two suggestions to prevent future lawsuits. number one, ask why the ethics commission dismisses every retaliation complaint it receives. and two, ask the controller's whistleblow