there is nothing in the charter as miss herrick admits that exempts those emails. they are emails. they are not part of the investigative file. second, the non-internal emails, which miss herrick wrongly claims are confidential under section f1.110b are not, in fact, covered by that section. although she underlined the operative description of the confidential documents, the word "communications" or any word that would describe an email is missing. under the constitutional requirements for public access, these statutes must be read narrowly. thus, the description of what is confidential can't be expanded to cover communications; which are a completely animal in the investigative file, which was the subject of my complaint. those should also be disclosable, unless otherwise exempt and once an investigation is closed i maintain it becomes a public record and the entire file needs to be released. this commission should ask for an explanation from mr. st. croix about why he forget that these emails were in the file. you should have been made aware of that, at least by last october 22nd

clearly, that's the tone of those emails. but the thing that -- the other part of this that just shocks me, as i said to you all many times before, the mayor was never on my radar screen. he was never mentioned as somebody pursuing that. and i don't remember me asking for his endorsement. so part of this, i never saw this as political retribution because i didn't think that he did anything to us. we pursued lots of endorsements in the campaign from democrats, and we didn't receive most of them. we received about 60 at the end of the day. we pursued hundreds. and i don't have any recollection of at any time anybody in the campaign asking me to meet with the mayor or call him, which was the typical course that was used when we were attempting to get an endorsement. the staff would work with the elected official first, and then when they thought, using the vernacular, that the ball was on the tee, they would give me a phonecall or have a meeting or a breakfast and i would meet with the elected official and see if i could bring i

, but the emails and color and character of the emails have lead me to conclude that i don't have confidence in his judgment any longer, and that's why i asked him to move on, and he has. at this point there are legislate i6 hearings and all of the rest, and i don't want to get myself in the middle of that, the chairman said he intends to ask them to testify. and my gut sense is it wouldn't be appropriate for me to get in the middle of that. so i think the smarter thing for me to do is as to those two folks, who i asked to move on. yeah? >> reporter: [ inaudible ] in those emails? are you confident that they are -- you know, [ inaudible ]? >> i believe. i believe that i have spoken to every one who was mentioned in the emails except for charlie mckenna who is away at a family funeral, and i'm confident they had no prior knowledge nor involvement in this situation. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]? >> yeah, well, that's your characterization, not mine. but there was nobody on my staff who had any knowledge of this issue until after the -- the issue was already done. >> reporter: can i follow up on

the email wend to the chief of staff for christie. got it, was his response. >> i apparently got somebody mad at me. those emails are pretty damning. >> one month later, they closed two for four days, the time it took to drive to new york took four hours. >> it was backed up all the way on this street. and i was like 20 minutes later in school every day for that week. >> emergency responding, including police officers searching for a missing four-year-old girl. >> america's governor, chris christie. >> as for christie, who won a landslide in november, he initially denied any involvement. >> i was actually the guy working. >> his statement now, i'm outraged and deeply saddened that not only was i misled by a member of my staff, but this completely inappropriate and unsanctioned conduct was made without my knowledge. >> now that we know it was manmade, we need apologies and explanations and people to be accountable. >> christie has already accepted two resignations from people associated with this bridge controversy and the governor ins

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weren't using emails it didn't work. we have 345 people receiving the daily email. it's day 15, we had 50 people come out to pray with us. >> many come multiple times. >> we have had a couple of people saying i'm going to the doctor's office nearby, i will be back and pray with you. >> we will ask that question when we come back on mosaic. stay with us. we are back on mosaic, very happy to talk about 40 days for life with kathleen and ron. 40 days for life. you are pro-life, you are at two locations, one in san francisco, one in san mateo. it's 8 to 8 peninsula. 8 days. we are talking about this and there is -- this is not appropriate and can't be a tithing time this is about an attempt to have people rethink abortion. so but you kathleen, come from a different perspective. >> at the university of tennessee i remember george bush senior coming and giving a speech on, it was a debate pro- life, pro-choice. i was on the side of the pro- choicers. get your roseries might be the first way i hear about the rosery. you just do

or executive director foy wrote his email to the board of commissioners. so i sat and met two hours yesterday with mr. sampson, general sampson. and again, i'm confident that he had no knowledge of this based upon our conversations and his review of his information. so i think, you know, as he said yesterday, he's angered by this and upset about it and i know that he's going to lead, cooperate with the oig investigation that's ongoing and lead a discussion at the port authority about what could be done in the future to stop such conduct. charlie. charlie. >> you mentioned earlier that, question you were asking, the question is, what did i do to have those folks lie to me but what are you asking the question, what did i say or how did i conduct myself to cause them to behave in a way that would have led these folks to think it was okay to hatch up such a scheme as this? [inaudible] suspicion has been that you fostered a culture through your administration or the campaign that allowed people to think it was okay to intimidate or retaliate against people. >>

majority leader, what is your reaction to these emails? >> my reaction, first of all to the governor's statement is welcome to outrage, governor. this has been going on for four months. i made my first appearance at the port authority board of commissioners back in late september/early october, again in november, again in december. then the assembly transportation committee issued subpoenas and the governor's first reaction was oh, senator weinberg and an assemblyman are fixated. the next action was to deride all this. you saw the clip yeah i was out there putting up the cones. let's take a look what took place here. the governor's two top lieutenants at the port thort, bill baroni and david wildstein were involved and forced to resign. bill baroni came to the assembly transportation committee with the made up cover story. the governor at that point didn't seem to want to investigate. now with the release of these emails where somebody in the front office in his office said and i'm quoting, time to create traffic in fort lee. then in an ex

emails suggesting his staffers orchestrated traffic jams on a bridge as part of a political vendetta. >> the white house circling the wagons after a scathing book from robert gates. the white house taking aim at robert gates. >> congress trying to compromise on unemployment benefits. what is holding up the vote that would help a million out of work americans. >> i was talking myself into believing it was okay, it's just marijuana. >> a serious draw back to legalize the pot in colorado. some suggest it's easier for kids to get their hands on the drug. >> hi everyone, good to have you about us. i'm thomas drayton. >> new jersey governor chris christie is involved in a local political scandal ruffling his image. emails suggest chris christie's top staffers were involved in closing access lanes to the george washington bridge in september, causing massive traffic delays for days. as david shuster reports, it could hurt chris christie's presidential ambitions >> emails released shows a top aide to chris christie instigated lane closures at the approach to the george washington bridge, one

we interviewed the witnesses who wrote those emails, or some of those emails, and asked them why theyold us they were doing it for purposes of affecting the numbers. >> do you think lehman executives knew that this was wrong? >> for some of them, certainly. there was concerns being expressed by--at high levels about whether this is appropriate, what happens if the street finds out about it. so, you know, there was a concern that there's a real question about whether we can do this, whether this was right or not. >> one of those people was matthew lee, who had been a senior executive at lehman and the accountant responsible for its global balance sheet. lee was one of the first to raise objections inside lehman about the accounting trick known as repo 105. >> it sounded like a rat poison, repo 105, when i first heard it. so i investigated what it was, and i didn't like what i saw. >> was there a point in which you saw the accounting principles employed by lehman brothers change? >> november 30, 2007 was the end of our fiscal year. and i fully expected us, you know, to make a loss that

so -- and certainly the emails yesterday, emails are well after the fact, so -- but that's not the basis upon which i made my decision on bill. my decision on bill was made based on the fact of the tone, tenor, and conduct evidenced in those emails. i lost confidence in his judgment. that's why i made the decision i made as to bill. brian? >> it's no secret that many republicans -- do you see what has happened here fighting the decision- making process of the next -- >> i have no idea what it would look like at this point. as i have said many times before. i know that everybody in the political media and in the political chattering class wants to start the 2016 race. and universities can't help themselves but do polls that are meaningless three years away from an election. you guys can't help but put them on the air and talk about them. my job is to be governor of new jersey. i'll say what i have said before. i am enormously flattered that folks would talk about me in my party as someone who they think could be a candidate for president. but i am absolutely nowhere near beginning that co

look at the emails. >> everyone looked at emails.s were out there in 2008. >> tell me, you don't think they deto be sued. >> i think they deserve to be sued and deserve to be investigated this is just the latest version of their throwing up a red hertog try to cloud the actual suit. they have tried to get it dismissed. they couldn't get it dismissed. they used most absurd excuse for that saying no one -- >> the suit is garbage. another victim in the suit is wescorp, this. bet big on mortgages. government sued and fired all their managers. the government said these guys blew it with the mortgages and they're victims in this lawsuit. >> you're telling me s&p was a bistander in the financial crisis? >> this comes from the government -- >> but that is whole other argument. you can't put the genie back in the bottle. bottom line we created, federally, mandated, nationally -- >> go after jamie dimon because, this is a federally insured bank. this is -- >> what are you talking about? comparing apples and oranges. melissa: we've got to go. >

so -- and certainly the emails yesterday, emails are well after the fact, so -- but that's not the basis upon which i made my decision on bill. my decision on bill was made based on the fact of the tone, tenor, and conduct evidenced in those emails. i lost confidence in his judgment. that's why i made the decision i made as to bill. brian? >> it's no secret that many republicans -- do you see what has happened here fighting the decision-making process of the next -- >> i have no idea what it would look like at this point. as i have said many times before. i know that everybody in the political media and in the political chattering class wants to start the 2016 race. and universities can't help themselves but do polls that are meaningless three years away from an election. you guys can't help but put them on the air and talk about them. my job is to be governor of new jersey. i'll say what i have said before. i am enormously flattered that folks would talk about me in my party as someone who they think could be a candidate for president. but i am absolutely nowhere near beginning that con

is saying that the programs are nothing to fear, they are not monitoring the phone calls or your emails. they are helping to connect the dots of those wanting to harm americans. >> 46 possible nsa reforms outlined this week and recommendations it says will improve not impair the agency. ready to weigh in journalist glen greenwald. >> take a will be to this. >> i'm taking this very seriously. the question we have to ask is can we accomplish the same goals that this program is intended to accomplish in ways that give the public more confidence that in fact nsa is doing what it is supposed to be doing. >> here are some of the recommendations, the president plans to keep the collection of phone data under the supervision of the nsa and calling for increased limits on the access and create a public advocate to address the privacy concerns. so glen, is this mission accomplished and giving the public about more confidence in the nsa? >> well, that is the important point, the mission that he set when he created the review panel and starting the process, not to reform the nsa in a meaningful way

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the email service and it takes awhile to send emails i receive them. but apparently to use it anymore send emails should find this conversation. granted i did the opposite of the staffers inside them and they talk about an upcoming kavanagh said. and something to him about something is why etc posted something. you have about identity might have one example is considering going to do business or do some work in south africa and i said well i've someone came up to me and said to be a great person might be talking about doing business in south africa and the thought that was kind of freaky him until he decided to refrain from talking about. you know. also something peculiar is that his mail was only delivered on monday is which i find very interesting was the rationale and then relegated on the mail just one day the week the rationale would probably be the same for all the other violations of its rights to the fact that you have write access to the press. maybe they just want to take their time getting letters and correspondence. they don't want to incon

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emails for example could be protected in the same way as written correspondence. there is absolutely no country in the world this is actually properly addressed the fact how easily it is for governments and corporations to mine through our private data we in iceland are focusing on creating a standard and setting an example and then it would be really ideal and this is one of the thoughts behind the spending want to meet initiative. be ideal if we can you know with these new set of laws create a haven in such a way that you know i would like to see it spread to other countries. the police can shut down illegal sites as was the case with this raid on the submarine for online file sharing site the pirate bay. the problem is with the legal information from other providers that may be lost in the process. to protect these data from any access it needs to be in an unreachable place in the future the place could be in iceland the idea of iceland has an inverse tax saving. the say a place of protection because by the simplest information. free speech protecting people ag

target will release more details in the future on how to sign up but be leery from emails from targetse it may be difficult to tell the difference between a legitimate email and scam. >> absolutely. yeah, tens of millions of people potentially affected by this. julie watts at target, thank you. >>> tesla is sending customers a new adapter to alleviate overheating and potential fire hazards. it's for model s vehicles. the palo alto company says faulty wiring or corrosion can cause the existing adapter to overheat while charging. the new adapters have a thermal fuse that will stop the current if it gets too hot. a software upgrade addressing the issue was provided last month. the new adapters will be free of charge. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the flu outbreak spreading across the bay area and tonight, we ask why the young and seemingly healthy are being hit the hardest. >> i am responsible for what happens under my watch. >> what hundreds of pages of documents reveal about the traffic jam scandal known as "bridge-gate." >> and the nation's unemployment rate falls to a five-yea

card and deleted emails of that sound like they are from target. >> did you sign up? >> there was a click on the email. >> go to target and do that. >> thanks. >>> the bone-chilling storm that barreled through the east coast has given new meaning to the term polar express. passengers who braved the arctic air got on board the amtrak train headed to d.c. from baltimore. yeah, this is the inside. walls, doors, windows, thick layer of frost. no shortage of snow at metlife stadium in rutherford, new jersey. crews spent the day shoveling snow from inside and out in preparing for the super bowl xlviii. the title game between the denver bronx and the seattle seahawks is a week and a half away. >> boo. >>> hundreds of flights were canceled today but here on the west coast things returning to normal. this is a live look at sfo where just 25 flights were canceled today. that's the good news. no issues reported at san jose or oakland international airport. >>> 24 of the world's best surfers are headed to the bay area. iconic mavericks competition in half moon bay going to happen

. >> reporter: email after email all with the same complaint. >> my applications have been lost. >> reporter: they signed up for insurance but still have no coverage because their insurance companies say they have no record of their applications. i'm sitting here with a stack of emails just this week alone. are there a lot of lost applications. >> no, not a lot as a matter of fact. >> reporter: "covered california's" dana howard says only 2% of all the applicants are dealing with this issue but that still amounts to over 12,000 californians! so what's the problem? >> when we send over the, uhm, the transmissions and verification that the person has enrolled, sometimes, uhm, there is a misalignment of data that takes place. so what actually the insurance plan sometimes is looking at doesn't quite match up with what they think that it should be. >> reporter: translation? insurers tell us that "covered california" is sending them some files their computers can't read. >> i was told the application would be corrupted. >> reporter: they call them orphan applications but insurers assure us they wi

>> we have these emails with these people's names on them.them is one of his chiefs of staff. >> and they are pretty bad? emails are pretty bad. >> time for traffic problems in fort lee? >> just terrible. >> by the time you are on the air tomorrow night, it has to happen quickly. >> he got his statement out pretty fast. and of course the democrats got theirs out. >> although he did have a public event he cancelled today. he could have spoken in public if he wanted to. >> why did he do that? >> i can't tell you. >> he didn't have a good answer you have to i. this'. it's in the very christie like. i think he has got to go out there. there is a chance for a big moment here. he goes out and takes it on and says as soon as i knew about, this heads rolled, i did something about it by the way i did something that president obama didn't do with healthcare, fire people. can you grasp this and make it into something big. >> governor chris christie coming out tomorrow followed by a press conference by the president of the united states about transparenc

what i received was an email that a constituent of supervisor kim, named andrew adams, which he sent to jane kim on september 28th. that was the only thing that i received. what is significant is that mr. adams' contacted information was redacted in that response. nothing else. no indication at all that they intended, had considered any possible response to you or any consideration of a possible response to you. you have to realize that redacting that contact information is the city hall equivalent of flipping somebody the bird. it's been established by the sunshine ordinance task force and courts in state that a person can't invoke somebody else's right to privacy by redacting their contact information and once it's waived, it can't be reinvoked again. so they have no grounds to redact that contact information and they know it. this would be the equivalent as if the finding of official misconduct against ross mirkarimi was responded with well we're friends with ross mirkarimi and we don't have to give you an answer and, in fact nobody said that. in this instance it's a badge of hono

recommending 46 changes after those disclosures that the nsa taps phone calls and collects millions of emailsthe senate committee acting in advance of the president's recommendations. libby a front page article this weekend saying that contrary to what the white house says all of the information the nsa collects really didn't stop any terrorist attacks. >> yeah, that was previewing a study that came out yesterday that showed that traditional investigative techniques like using informants was more effective than the surveillance programs. now as you mentioned that runs contrary to what the white house administration officials have said initialally they said that nsa surveillance programs have prevented dozens of potential attacks. they later changed that and modified somewhat they said it has thwarted one or two but it also gave americans peace of mind. >> what is the panel recommends? >> they'll be appearing before the same committee that we saw the nsa chief testify before. and we'll see this panel come forward and talk about their recommendations, those we have seen unveiled over the last c

. >> emails have shown that the state departmentent wan didn't o al qaeda. susan rice said it was not a premeditated attack, and what does this new information meaning for her and also hillary clinton, who was very aggressive when she testified before the senate? >> well, again, i'm not here to comment on the political ramifications on this. i think that the american people will make the decision. this is going to be clearly amplified by the republicans in the upcoming elections and they will use this on the assault on the character of hillary clinton. and nevertheless, the argument of whether this was al qaeda or affiliates for al qaeda is senseless. the article in the new york times indicated that one of the leading organizers of the violence was someone who believed in mission of the al qaeda, he may not have been a card carrier or had a bumper sticker, but he was sympathetic for the view. and he had been for some time. and i think politically, this will add damage to the narrative of the clinton campaign, and i think the american people are going to be a

for the record i am email lorenz. i came not to speak on the death on o street but i changed my mind in the audience. we have an issue before the police commission and the police department because the mta has refused to act or not capable to act even though they're part of the charter of city and county of san francisco and they haven't acted or the state and we have these taxis that are unregulated and come from the school of unemployed. they don't have jobs. or registration. they're right in front of the police picking up passengers like they're a licensed taxicab. the state grants the power the police to do something. i don't know if you have this but like was said we know who the killers are. you have enough to go to trial on that. we know who the taxicabs are. they're unemployed and tray drive without a business license, half of them without proper insurance and no training. no training to drive, answer the phone and text while driving. you don't really need much to go on than that. they don't even have a busine

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in a september 13th email patrick foya, executive director of the port authority warned a decision to shut down access lanes was criminal: >> he added: >> one of the emails went to david sampson, the chairman of the port authority. according to other documents sample son met with chris christie a week before bridget anne kelly the deputy chief of staff asked the agency to carry out the lane closures. on thursday governor chris christie expressed confidence that sampson was not involved. >> i'm convinced he had no knowledge and it was executed at the operational level and never brought to the attention of the board of commissioners >> in a september email david wildstein at the time a chris christie appointee wrote to a government staffer: >> several emails show an effort to keep the controversy under wraps. another port authority official appointed by chris christie wrote: >> taken together the documents released friday paint a picture of bridge and agency officials besieged by public anger. emails and phone calls poured in with complaints about the lane closures, and in fort lee wher

. >> email calls, locations of al qaeda is it in syria and mali. he said, "take your grievance to the media, not to edward snowden, it's not his fault." and another thing he said that i found interesting coming from a guy with nothing good to say about n.s.a. >> we need some degree on targeted spying. what we don't need is what the n.s.a. become, which is an agency devoted to creating a ubiquitous decision of spying. that we don't need. >> i go back to the thought that he has thousands and thousands of documents. he told us about that, and this conditions to drip, drip. i suppose we'll talk about this again in the future. >> incidentally i asked him when he'd release more of this information, and he said to look for something in the next couple of weeks. >> lisa fletcher, it's good to see you. you can watch the full interview with glenn greenwald on "the stream", 2:30am eastern time, re-airing tomorrow. >> a republican from oklahoma said he will not serve out his term. the 66-year-old will leave at the end of the current session. his term was sched

that he did not know about these emails. that he was not aware of this activity.he had been mislead and lied to by his standoff, that -- staff. that not was he lied to and that he and his chief of staff was lied, to if that turns out to be true, then, yes, i believe he has the capacity to move beyond. this if on the other hand there t. turns out there was somebody inside his inner circle that did make him aware of, this it would be a campaign ending event. i doubt that from what i know of chris christie and i have known him a long time, this guy has got a lot of personal integrity and he is very straightforward. and when he says something, for good or for ill it's what he believes and it is what he is. >> it's interesting to note know, karl, even with this class action lawsuit if you are for or against him, he is a named defendant. and even if you are just a named witness in it, he will be deposed. he will be put under oath. this is not going away. we are going to hear a lot more plus from everybody else who may have a little information on this. >> yeah. and, loo

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email without a warrant. for purposes of trying to move this dialogue along because i do not think this culture of misinformation is going to be easily fixed, i would like to get into several other areas where the government's interpretation of the law is still not clear. abiding clapper, lob americans -- law-abiding americans want to protect the privacy of their communications and i see a clear need to strengthen protections for information sent over the web or stored in the cloud. declassified court documents show that in 2011, the nsa

there's an email from the utah cannabis commission saying why utah should legalize pot and email with the subject line yes america yes with a link to a you tube video that bashes obama and email from one person in utah as they keep marriage between a man and a woman and more random weird selective stuff. look i understand rome wasn't built in a day and that this could be a good start toward transparency but we're talking about politicians here they're only going to post e-mails there that make them look good or further their own agenda and so far that's exactly what it's looking like it's just very annoying to see politicians pat themselves on the back for doing the most basic things and inadequately at that. so the only thing transparent in business dory probably is how much i hate posturing by all addition tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the red button. and that does it for now you could follow me on twitter at a mirror david have a great night. hello there i marinate and this is boom bust here are some of the stories we're tracking for you today. first u

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