dir. comey: the comparison to petty cases -- the question of ignorance of the law is no excuse, but here is the instant -- distinction. you have to have general criminal intent, you must be aware of the generally wrongful nature of your conduct. thaten congress enacted statute, they said gross negligence. what do he have to enact to get you guys to prosecute something based on negligence or gross negligence? we really do mean you don't have to have intent? dir. comey: that is a conversation for you to have the department -- have with the department of justice. i think that is something this committee and congress as a whole and the judiciary committee and we all will be looking at. i just want to really a question that i received from a caller. why should any person follow the law if our leaders don't? we can argue about intent or not, but you laid out the fact that she basically broke the law, but you could not prove intent. maybe i'm putting words in your mouth, but i do want to know why

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dir.0 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the only agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains -- vonnie: once again, we're watching the president and hillary clinton approach a podium. they will campaign together here in charlotte, nortnorth carolin, the first joint campaign since we got the fbi decision. no justice decision yet, however. julie: for more on this and how it can -- impacts the washington megan, want to welcome who is in town with us today. no criminal charges are to be recommended, yet he has some strong language, scolding clinton, and presumably her staff by extension. so, if this done? do we have to hear about this anymore, or will it linger on? megan: this is never done. it will continue on and on. yes, there are no criminal charges. publicans are not going to see their dream of hillary clinton being let off onto a chain of indictment, but what they do have is this scorching personal rebuke of the

his answers raised questions, what really happened in that garage and what was der denden dir den d ddede doing there? >> when he was in that garage, exchange student dede was two months from returning to his family in germany. the man who shot him said he was fearing from his life. from his best friend, robbie, the police learned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as police called it he was not the first kid in missoula to go sneak into garages. he said the kids weren't after money, credit cards or valuab valuables. this stunt happened often enough it had a name, garage hopping, and the target was usually beer. >> the reason for garage hopping or garage shopping, i've heard it called both, was for kids to go in and look for alcoholic beverages they could easily get and take. >> until this shooting that wasn't on anybody's radar in law enforcement? >> i had not heard garage h hopping, no. >> these three friends of dir den said they had never gone garage hopping but know all about it. >> you all know people who do it or have done it? >> yeah. >> they understand it's illegal? >> ye

dir. comey: although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. in looking into our investigations over the mishandling or removal of classified information, we cannot find a case that was a poor bringing criminal charges on these facts. scott: that does not mean the fbi did not issue a scolding report for hillary clinton's practices, the staff at the state department, calling them reckless on many levels, extremely careless, and he also talked about the fact that when clinton's teen said yes, we have given all 30,000 e-mails, they found e-mails that were not turned over and should have been, and that many of them were classified at the time they were transmitted. not the upgraded classification that has been given in the announcements by the state department since the issue was raised. lastly, loretta lynch, the attorney general, said last week she would follow the recommendations of the fbi

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dir add owe and han is no different than the kids out here.sked dan if he can envision both of them winning golds. he just smiled and said, wouldn't that be cool? yeah, it would. >> colin resch, nbc news. >> that would be awesome. >>> thanks, colin. >>> okay. i've told you three times. i'm telling you one more time. the official countdown is under way. a month ago, 31 days from the opening ceremonies. yes, i will be heading there. trying to find maya and see if i can carry her swim bag. >> houmds? >> 31. tomorrow it will be 30. >> we have baseball news before we go. the allstars were announced this evening for the giants. surprise, surprise, buster posey will be the catcher for the national league. that's the starting casher. mad bum, madison bumgarner and a's catcher makes an american league team as a backup. the all-star game is one week from tonight in san diego. that should be fun for all the baseball fans. >> jeff, as we get closer to rio, you have to give us that forecast. >> no problem. >> i have that for you guys. tomorrow, super enjoy

when dir. ruskin advised the mta board this propose charter next he described as quote-unquote, unexpected. this should indicate how insular and out of touch the mta really is. we need to restore some form of sanity to the mta. this charter amendment is meant an important for second thank you again supervisor yee for proposing this charter amendment and for your [inaudible] rapid price. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is sally johnson. i think this charter amendment can learn a few things on the passage because we are not [inaudible] i already know has been already said before. this way of doing the bus schedule is always [inaudible] off time. off time is not a good idea [inaudible] any human being. [inaudible] were african-americans or somebody us or whatever kind they are have no limits because [inaudible] i think that we have [inaudible] this is where it all comes back to [inaudible] >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on item 2? seeing none

when dir. ruskin advised the mta board this propose charter next he described as quote-unquote, unexpected. this should indicate how insular and out of touch the mta really is. we need to restore some form of sanity to the mta. this charter amendment is meant an important for second thank you again supervisor yee for proposing this charter amendment and for your [inaudible] rapid price. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is sally johnson. i think this charter amendment can learn a few things on the passage because we are not [inaudible] i already know has been already said before. this way of doing the bus schedule is always [inaudible] off time. off time is not a good idea [inaudible] any human being. [inaudible] were african-americans or somebody us or whatever kind they are have no limits because [inaudible] i think that we have [inaudible] this is where it all comes back to [inaudible] >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on item 2? seeing none

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not because of dir. kelley's leadership yet i think that she does a tremendous job come up but i have in general just over the last six years been skeptical of the city's ability to deliver digital online services but also our ability to attract and actually this is not the fault of the city. we happen to live in a region where we have an amazing number of companies that are attracting the best engineers and programmers. it's frankly just very difficult for the city to compete at you had a higher salary range. i understand the justification for a higher salary range. i think it's needed. i did a more tangible outcomes that we know what ongoing to be achieved in your one, year two, so the we have a way of evaluating the digital service program is actually meeting the needs are city residents. i like overall concept. i was more of our services, my. i just wanted able understand how the city can actually deliver to the three positions in me that conversation can continue but i want to express that. >> super

not because of dir. kelley's leadership yet i think that she does a tremendous job come up but i have in general just over the last six years been skeptical of the city's ability to deliver digital online services but also our ability to attract and actually this is not the fault of the city. we happen to live in a region where we have an amazing number of companies that are attracting the best engineers and programmers. it's frankly just very difficult for the city to compete at you had a higher salary range. i understand the justification for a higher salary range. i think it's needed. i did a more tangible outcomes that we know what ongoing to be achieved in your one, year two, so the we have a way of evaluating the digital service program is actually meeting the needs are city residents. i like overall concept. i was more of our services, my. i just wanted able understand how the city can actually deliver to the three positions in me that conversation can continue but i want to express that. >> super

i like to follow up on a comment made by dir. luskin about 2005. 2005, between 2005 and now, is different. thank you >> thank you limited any other members of the public was to comment on items seven? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> supervisor yee >> thank you. i do appreciate director redskins luskin's perspective could have taken it into consideration. in regards to annuity on tuesdays that in regards to the voters desires, were always connected respect that. we should be respecting that. but things change. that's what we conflict with things on the ballot, to see if nothing else, to see if the attitudes have changed or not. so, because it was voted on before doesn't mean it should not be that voters should not have an opportunity to look at it again. and, in regards to the current am not pointing this forward because of current directors did i don't want anybody in the public to think that some issue that i'm having with particular directors or so forth for me it's more of if people are concerned that certa

when dir. ruskin advised the mta board this propose charter next he described as quote-unquote, unexpected. this should indicate how insular and out of touch the mta really is. we need to restore some form of sanity to the mta. this charter amendment is meant an important for second thank you again supervisor yee for proposing this charter amendment and for your [inaudible] rapid price. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is sally johnson. i think this charter amendment can learn a few things on the passage because we are not [inaudible] i already know has been already said before. this way of doing the bus schedule is always [inaudible] off time. off time is not a good idea [inaudible] any human being. [inaudible] were african-americans or somebody us or whatever kind they are have no limits because [inaudible] i think that we have [inaudible] this is where it all comes back to [inaudible] >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on item 2? seeing none

as dir.she helps to foster economic development opportunities for individuals to help them gain economic end of independence. they've been awarded several distinctions including the department of housing and urban development homeownership award, best practices by the state department she received the new york state senate women of distinction award in 2005. dean hammond, our hammond, our third participant has worked in low income and homeless how to raising for than 30 years including founding a company with management software. he joined the board for affordable housing in 2004 and served as the chairman and was contracted as president before stepping down in 2012. he is now a consultant to the board. he is retired army major and was awarded the purple heart in the vietnam war. after these three presentations, we will have them come up and report and then we'll have them, make comments on the report and during parts of this and at different times we hope you have a good dialogue with the au

i also heard ruth bader ginsburg could be back in the news with this one because he could dir t directlyat are the chances, by the way, if she or the court decides to hear 9 case that he could win? >> i don't think that the notorious rbg is going to give him a win here. the bottom line is that because she comes from the 2nd circuit, yes, she is the justice that will hear this petition but four out of eight of the justices have to agree to take this case so this is a really juicy sports controversy, a legal one, not so much. >> what's his best argument? >> he has an argument that nfl commissioner roger goodell did him wrong. he's saying roger goodell shouldn't have suspended him for four games. he's saying roger goodell acted outside the scope of the collective bargaining agreement and didn't give him adequate notice of the rules. he is pretty upset with the nfl commish but the supreme court taking deflategate case with all the things that are going on in the world, doubtful. >> don't bet on it, okay, thanks. >> fair enough. now to an alarming new report on road rage. the american automob

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i like to follow up on a comment made by dir.luskin about 2005. 2005, between 2005 and now, is different. thank you >> thank you limited any other members of the public was to comment on items seven? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> supervisor yee >> thank you. i do appreciate director redskins luskin's perspective could have taken it into consideration. in regards to annuity on tuesdays that in regards to the voters desires, were always connected respect that. we should be respecting that. but things change. that's what we conflict with things on the ballot, to see if nothing else, to see if the attitudes have changed or not. so, because it was voted on before doesn't mean it should not be that voters should not have an opportunity to look at it again. and, in regards to the current am not pointing this forward because of current directors did i don't want anybody in the public to think that some issue that i'm having with particular directors or so forth for me it's more of if people are concerned that certai

dir. ramos >> i was just going to say that i'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to hear from you folks about this. i think i'm constantly surprised by how our best projections are always less than what we could have imagined and i think about what our system and the hardship it must've been on folks in the past to have dug the tunnels we dug and laid on the rails that we did and what have you. i can imagine the world were san francisco today without these things. i think that it's important that we think about just not even within account of speculation, just looking at where we've been in the past and thinking about the kind of growth we've expense in the past and that what we can anticipate in the future to guide our decisions. i would hope that when we are talking to the community about any these changes that we been talking about lately, but it's moody forward were any of the new projects, that we couch them in these terms so that folks understand to director brinkman point talk abo

but with this oversight body that would oversee and appoint a dir. it's unclear how the conflict would be resolved. >> okay. this anglo, could you come up by the couple question could just given what mr. without objection rizzo is that something new legislation is able to mitigate or is there perhaps a amendment or desire to obtain a and looks to carve out this particular portion of mo wds is possibilities of their isn't a inherent conflict? >> that is something that i mean i am happy to work with director without and see if there's some language that we could put together that would address the issue. >> all right. in terms of timeline, >> in terms of time i'm >> how quickly do you think we could get this done? the item is here would try to bring it in voters in november >> we can huddle. >> hello all. thank you. that's it for me supervisor tang >> supervisor mar >> i want to thank supervisor peskin and this is anglo from his office did i think this is a we try to psych about with better transparency and oversight but i know there are some trade-off

>> commissioners again ray-dir. beaven (.he overwhelming stench of corruption in san francisco is due in large part to this ethics commission failure to use the resources over the years we which is been provided. simply throwing good-more money at the problem unfortunately will in my opinion turn out to be simply throwing good money after bad. i hope you prove me wrong in this next statement. but i predict you will actually do less with more. under one session you talk about whistleblower protection which is nonexistent. let dr. kerr and other members of the public. that law are the changes that protect the citizens elected officials and protect the elected officials and government up employees from the whistleblowers. while. we're at least one city under another session you discussed the statement of economic disclosure program where at least one city department, lease director of the san francisco public lobby committed perjury year after year after year and you remain willfully ignorant and the executive director the forme

>> commissioners again ray-dir. beaven (.he overwhelming stench of corruption in san francisco is due in large part to this ethics commission failure to use the resources over the years we which is been provided. simply throwing good-more money at the problem unfortunately will in my opinion turn out to be simply throwing good money after bad. i hope you prove me wrong in this next statement. but i predict you will actually do less with more. under one session you talk about whistleblower protection which is nonexistent. let dr. kerr and other members of the public. that law are the changes that protect the citizens elected officials and protect the elected officials and government up employees from the whistleblowers. while. we're at least one city under another session you discussed the statement of economic disclosure program where at least one city department, lease director of the san francisco public lobby committed perjury year after year after year and you remain willfully ignorant and the executive director the forme

dir. ramos >> i was just going to say that i'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to hear from you folks about this. i think i'm constantly surprised by how our best projections are always less than what we could have imagined and i think about what our system and the hardship it must've been on folks in the past to have dug the tunnels we dug and laid on the rails that we did and what have you. i can imagine the world were san francisco today without these things. i think that it's important that we think about just not even within account of speculation, just looking at where we've been in the past and thinking about the kind of growth we've expense in the past and that what we can anticipate in the future to guide our decisions. i would hope that when we are talking to the community about any these changes that we been talking about lately, but it's moody forward were any of the new projects, that we couch them in these terms so that folks understand to director brinkman point talk abo

dir. comey: 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the only agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains -- vonnie: once again, we're watching the president and hillary clinton approach a podium. they will campaign together here in charlotte, nortnorth carolin, the first joint campaign since we got the fbi decision. no justice decision yet, however. julie: for more on this and how it can -- impacts the washington megan, want to welcome who is in town with us today. no criminal charges are to be recommended, yet he has some strong language, scolding

dir. comey: no. in fact, i think my entire goal was to avoid a double standard, to avoid what sometimes prosecutors call celebrity hunting and doing something for a famous person that you would never do for an ordinary joe or jane. >> thank you. and i really appreciate that you're here today and explaining the process in great detail, frankly. and i've -- this committee works at getting specific detail about a variety of reviews, investigations, policies, concepts throughout federal government. and i think i can say that this committee often finds that we don't get very much clarity or specific responses to the majority of questions that we ask. so i really appreciate that. and that in explaining that what led the fbi to conclude that hillary clinton should not be charged. saying that, however, i'm still concerned that the use of this hearing and some of the public statements made by the elected