we as the ethics commission see that as an ethical failure. if there is a finality to something, i agree. i didn't see this as reopening anything that had been made final. it had moved on to another level. >> commissioner andrews. >> so, could we within the stipulation more clearly outline what we thought should happen, disciplinary action, that we would only agree to the stipulation if indeed -- and not necessarily saying that it would be termination, but it would be some [speaker not understood] whatever disciplinary action were toke tab enwere taken, or even have an understanding of what that could be while we were knit md l of settlement agreement ? >> in my opinion we would be better off doing that in the future ~ in order to make sure that we have, indeed, finalized something to the extent that my fellow commissioners are uncomfortable that it was finalized and that this was reopening it. so, some language might be added that might address the problem in the future so that it wouldn't come up. >> and i guess if i could just add, if there

of this ethics commission.st, juliet embodies the progressive ideas of san francisco and exemplifies leadership. i am proud to call her a mentor. in fact, i would say that her current job is a perfect fit for her and very few people could do the incredible job that she does. in my time working with her i was able to see directly how her progressive mind-set made the sfpuc better at community relations and really think about its impact on the community. her leadership in this area is no small feat and is surprisingly rare among large utilities which is why. sfpuc has become a model for utilities across the country. this is a direct result of juliet being in this position and removing her would be devastating to the future of the sfpuc as well as the future of san francisco residents. second, the resolution states that article 2 of the bylaws mandates that "the mission of the ethics commission is to practice and promote the highest standards of ethical behavior in government. the remaining portion of the sentence

this is the ethics committee where you ought to do the ethical thing, so... (applause) >>> my name is john [speaker not understood] i work at a local community group, i've also known juliet through her work at urban habitat in east bay. and you've heard from a lot of people about how principled, how high character, honorable, integrity and i echo that statement and all those statements from many speakers here today. she really has advanced a number of important programs for low and moderate income people. and really become a model of how we can create bigger accountability within some of our public agencies here in san francisco, which is a very difficult town to create real change in, especially for low-income people. so, the puc has done an investigation. there's been an agreement that was done a couple months ago. it seems pretty logical that this shall be done, it should have been done a couple months ago. by doing this you create a pretty powerful group of people to come out and say to not only stop, but i would agree, change the resolution to an apology

we as the ethics commission see that as an ethical failure. if there is a finality to something, i agree. i didn't see this as reopening anything that had been made final. it had moved on to another level. >> commissioner andrews. >> so, could

we have to look at what the ethical requirements are here. and relating to disclosure and just call the balls and strikes as we see them. and was it done or wasn't it? >> and i think that is a fair point and i would say that to me the flip side is you are right it is not a matter of whether we will be subject to litigation, but the reason for that. and if, you know, to me, if we don't have the proper party, that is the balls and strikes issue. and i think that we ignore the balls and strikes if we don't address it and look past it and because we think that, you know, as but that is a procedural issue not a subnative one. >> if i may just to address your earlier comment, i apologize if i, confused people with the response to a question. and what i intended to layout and what i thought that i had layed out and what is laid out in the record, was that we all have these conversations that you are discussing, and that both the balancing test and the flip side of it were factors that went into the decision making and i am not sure where i got wires

hartz. >> members of the ethics commission, as mr. pilpal, has appeared in behalf of the defense i would like to make a couple of things clear, a department head like it or not is responsible for anything wrongful that happens in his department and yes he can sit there but mr. ginsburg got notice, and he knows that this is going on, he decided, or told somebody else who decided who to send here to answer on his behalf. and if they are unable to answer those questions, sufficiently that again is his responsibility. the bottom line if you are in command in an organization, you are responsible, period, whether you like it or not. and to say otherwise, is dishonest. now i would say one thing to the members of the ethics commission, mr. pilpal while a member of the sunshine ordinance task force, often comes to meetings like this, saying that is he a member and then, under cutting the decisions of the task force, about matters with which he disagreed during the initial discussion. and i would suggest that you look at the decision and issued

ombudsman hobbs insists he'll have complete authority to address ethical issues.law firm hired by christie donated $10,000 in the governor's association in the days right before the report clearing christie was released. $10,000 march 18th. that law firm gibbs and dunn said they regularly donate to the rga and have done so since 2009. christie is busy carrying out the recommendations to fix his troubled administration. also on thursday, christie eliminated the department that had, according to the review, doled out political rewards and punishments to mayors across the state. the office once held by campaign manager bill stepien and former deputy of staff bridget anne kelly. familiar names. stepien and among those who did not talk to lawyers. as early as this week as it calls its first witness in for testimony. joining me now is democratic assemblyman john wisniewski. i'm excited to have you here. thanks for coming on. let me start with the subpoenas. you have opened the door that you may subpoena governor christie. can you give us any more details on that possibi

at ethics, i don't want you to feel like you're russia, uganda, cameroon, [speaker not understood]. i know i myself, i work hard as a great humanitarian from this side of the country for the rest of our world. and, you know, san francisco should treat us blacks [speaker not understood], we have 38,000 registered black voters in here. we need to start by coming in here [speaker not understood] the day that martin luther king was assassinated and standing out with the trash men and be out here for housing and schools and education in san francisco just for a friday, you know. if we're going to start [speaker not understood] we're going to come down here and ask everyone to be a part of what ethics in san francisco -- >> thank you. >>> the way it should look, [speaker not understood]. thank you. (applause) >> i want to thank the speaker ask all the speakers for their comments. many of them were very moving and clearly ms. ellis is lucky to have you all. during the course of the comments, commissioner keane asked to be specially recognized at this moment. >> thank you, mr. chair. i spea

i spoke to ethical hackers. security researchers that hack for good.protect ourselves and how they protect themselves. take a look. >> heartbleed is probably one of the largest exposures we've seen, at least i remember in 10 or 15 years, impacting almost all of the internet. >> reporter: david kennedy a security researcher and self-described ethical hacker called heartbleed the bug that broke the internet. >> everybody was affected by this. you had facebook affected. yahoo! was affected. a number of companies were, large companies we put our information in every single day were affected. >> reporter: while companies have worked to fix it, the security flaw is untraceable. making it difficult to tell if you've been compromised. >> if you use the interfete for any purpose, there will be an effect. >> reporter: robert hansen, also an ethical hacker, says don't use the same password for different sites. >> heartbleed, probably the first thing, go to your search engine, type in heartbleed check, and if you're going to do business with a website, type in the

they had an ethics training class. we'll have our political insiders weigh in on whether it's worth it. >> back to school is a tough culture to change over there. will that do anything? that's the question. also, they are about to start debating, speaking of sacramento. change in the law and it would be as significant change based on the case of audrey pot, you may remember, she was the bay area girl who committed suicide after being sexually assaulted. we'll look at the bill now on the table up for debate this week. first, a look at your weather forecast. it's drizzly, a little wet out there. we saw rainfall overnight. a live look at our ocean beach cam coming from the cliff house. a little bit warmer than what we saw yesterday afternoon because of the clouds cover that remains in the 50s all around the bay area. your weather headlines for this sunday. we'll soo that mist and drizzle tapering off, clearing this afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds. a big warm-up on the way. details in a few. >>> new this morning, the an

commission. >> and i mean that you could say, make a referral that the ethics commission believes that there was a non-willful violation, but improper respondent was named in the referral and so we are sending it back and it is up to them if they want to rerefer it. >> unless someone has a question. >> i am of the chapter three, and i mean, that it says that if the commission determines that there is insufficient evidence to establish that the respondent has committed a violation the commission shall publicly announce this back and announce and may not include the findings of fact and law and fact, and therefore, the commission will take no further action on the matter. but i don't think that there is anything that preincluding the commission from referring this back to the task force, to name who, and on name a respondent, and who they believe properly should be named for this, for the decision to not to disclose this information. >> and you are telling the task force that they can't name mr. ginsburg, are you? >> i don't, i mean, the... and as i understand it. >> the problem that you

and i looked at what we see he is our mandate under our rules ~ to promote the highest standards of ethical behavior in government, and i see a department which is allowing someone to continue an employment who has pled guilty to these two rather egregiously sounding offenses. and to me it seemed based upon that knowledge and that knowledge only, it was appropriate to say that she shouldn't continue. i've learned a lot more tonight, i have to tell you. >> that's the problem. >> that's the problem, is that it come off with, sure, you're quoting the statute. but even as you read the facts, what we knew about the facts, i certainly didn't feel it was a corruption case in the classic term of the word. that is some public employee who is taking money under the table or doing something else. and her conduct, when it came up, was essential open and above and cooperative and she's paid the fine for it. she's made a mistake. i agree with these people who said she's made a mistake, she fessed up to it and go forward. ~ certainly >> commissioner, it sounds to me in some ways we're kind of doing our ow

. >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco ethics commission occurring april 28 2014, will begin shortly. >> good afternoon and welcome to the regularly schedule meeting of the ethics commission of san francisco, and we will begin by taking the roll call, smi, hayon. >> here. >> commissioner andrews? >> here. >> commissioner hene. >> here. >> we understand that commissioner renne is planning to attend and there he is. >> we will begin with public comments on the items appearing before the ethics commission. >> ray hartz, director of san francisco open government, just a little catch up here, i was in march visiting my family and left on march 5, and returned on march 25th and you can manl my surprise when i came back and i found out that you had schedule a hearinging regarding a matter to which i was a party on the fifth after i was on the east coast and held the hearing the day before i returned on the 25th. what a coincidence. what a coincidence. but i will talk about that a middle bit more later. on march 24th, this commission held a hearing on a case to when

my name is bob harris and [speaker not understood] morals and ethics. i'm at a bad time in my life. i'm not the most perfect person in the world, as you know i know. the series of events that's happening in my life and i feel a lot of my rights have been violated. i mean, seriously violated. and i'm not going to say for sure, but i'm pretty sure the whole bay area knows. and i would walk down the street and what hurts me the most was kids in the third grade saying, there's [speaker not understood]. there's [speaker not understood]. you know. some people might say, he's [speaker not understood]. okay, i'm not the most perfect person in the world, but i'm bev going to try to be. ~ not going to try to be. these events that happened to me are really demoralizing. i'm wishing it would stop, but it's not. cyber bullying, that's not good. people putting my mother on blast on the radio. i don't care who it is, close to me or not. it shouldn't happen. make a [speaker not understood] of me. and they're not trying to pay me. hey, i like to make people laugh, you know. y'all know laughter is th

peevey was not available to comment on the proposed change in the ethics law.his spokesperson said the trips and travel allow the exchange of knowledge and are in full compliance with state rules. rules senator hill wants changed. now the question will the senators elected colleagues in sacramento approve a change in ethics laws that will limit trips they are accepting? nbc bay area news. >> guess we will have to wait and see. if you have a tip for our investigator unit call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit ath ath nbcbayarea.com. how safe are the buildings you live and work in when it comes to earthquakes? a look at the video from last month's strong earthquake in los angeles. the mayor garcetti called for the buildings to be graded for safety. it would be the first system in the country and a huge undertaking to agree on standards and procedures. >>> all right. it is friday night. we have made it to the weekend. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is joining us now. i heard you say earlier today tgif. >> i think i was saying earlier, tgiaf on thursday.

you're the chair of the senate ethics committee. are you comfortable with bob corker's actions in this? get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question -- should the senate ethics committee investigate senator corker's actions in the union vote? text a for yes, b for no at 67662. we'll bring you the results later nonthe show. let me bring in phil williams, chief investigative reporter for wtvf news channel 5 in nashville, tennessee. mr. williams, good to have you on the program tonight. i appreciate your time and excellent work. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the latest in this story from your reporting? >> well, the latest is that as you mentioned house democrats here in the legislature have called for an investigation of the $300 million that was offered up as part of this process. the republican leaders of the general assembly, however, have indicated they have no plans for an investigation and in fact the lieutenant governor has said those calls for an investigation are, quote, silly. >> okay. so

nothing personal, work ethic is what it is.ess to reconnect some of the dots in a non -- in a nonpartisan way. when we talk about the skills gap it almost begs a political fight. buddies on the right say problem is people are lazy. buddies on the left, companies are too greedy. minute that happens, nobody solves anything. the reality is, look at the opportunities that are out there, make a case for the trades, and stop with this idea that there's only one way to get educated. >> mike rowe, thank you so much. again, welcome to the family. you can check out mike's new series "somebody's got to do it" when it premieres coming up only on cnn. >>> and for the second time this year, we have a baby lead. cameron james henderson born this morning to our talented writer and producer and her husband, taking after dad. cameron's a manly 8 pounds, 3 ounces and taking after mom, knows how to rock head ware. from all of us at "the lead," congratulations. beautiful family. how do you look so good after having a kid? that's it for "the lead."

if they violate the ethics rules. >>> santa claire county d.a.'office announce thad a police officer who opened fire and kill add murder suspect last year acted within the law. according to the d.a.'s report, the suspect try today run down the officer last march 18 t.passenger in the car said that the suspect said they're not going to get me. the officer drew his weapon and told him to stop that.'s when he reportsed the engine and went toward the officer. mafusz mia was a gang member and killed a man the week earl lower glrchlt. >> a 29-year-old software engineers is suing the police department after officers shot him 3 times. he was armed with a broom when police shot him last april. police would not comment on the lawsuit but they say he held a blunt object and pushed toward the officers. his attorney said the case is extreme example of misconduct. >>> an east bay soldier returned home today to a hero's welcome. dozens of veterans greated staff sergeant ty carter as he visited his father's home in antioch. the army says carter ran through a gun

the republicans say they have a zero tolerance for ethical issues, but nothing for congressman grimm,ophole if you are in a competitive race. and there is pressure for republicans who have received campaign contributions from mr. grimm, and highlighting the fact that the leadership gave campaign contributions to mr. grimm, and this is not isolated and you mentioned two others, but you have steve stockman, and kathy mcmorris rodgers, and others who are facing some ethical inquiry by the house ethics committee. >> well, the democrats have not been immune from it, and when it is a sex scandal, and involving the kissing congressman, and people are interested and it is bigger headlines and when anthony weiner confessed to sexting, it went on for weeks, and so is there a double standard when you are comparing infidelity and sexting versus criminal charges here. >> well, se gshgs sills, and the media is representative of that and the headlines makes people want to watch when it is a lay shouse, but i sure don't think that doug is suggesting that the republicans have cornered the market on et

. >>> new at 5:00, a refresher course on ethics today. senate leadership was prompted to take action. committee hearings were canceled so senators could devote the day to ethics training. today's training is more for accidental violations. >> it's not the cash in the envelope or the gun running. that's obvious. it's what sometimes can happen without intent. >> lawmakers also attend mandatory ethics training. today's training was supplemental. >>> this just in, the 49ers first regular season game is on the schedule at levi stadium. and the niners will be playing the seahawks at home at the stadium on thanksgiving day. tickets for the game can be pricey, but there's another way to watch the game, working there. the stadium is hiring starting tonight. scott budman is live where the interviews will be held. scott? >> reporter: the interview also be here at santa clara convention center starting later this evening. there are all sorts of jobs that will be happening at the stadium. if you want one of them, you're asked to first apply online, fi

people question the ethics around scientific advancement for years. >> it is ethical to overcome humanring. if you have a better treatment for cancer, is that ethical? i mean, nobody debates that. >> yeah. any advice for me as i'm going down my path to longevity? >> you've got a very good shot, you know, 15 years from now getting the benefit of the full maturation of the biotechnology revolution. and that's just a bridge to nanotechnology and ultimately go out enough decades, being able to back up who you are and expand who you are. i think you're on a very good path to do that. >> ray. thank you, ray. an absolute pleasure. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. you were supposed to make a right, but you made a left. and it's ok. you

people question the ethics around scientific advancement for years. >> it is ethical to overcome human. if you have a better treatment for cancer, is that ethical? i mean, nobody debates that. >> yeah. any advice for me as i'm going down my path to longevity? >> you've got a very good shot, you know, 15 years from now getting the benefit of the full maturation of the biotechnology revolution. and that's just a bridge to nanotechnology and ultimately go out enough decades, being able to back up who you are and expand who you are. i think you're on a very good path to do that. >> ray. thank you, ray. an absolute pleasure. ??? >>> everyone i've talked to is a true believer in the power of technology to radically extend our life spans. but how do they know and could they be wrong? i'm wondering if i'm getting ahead of myself. can technology really help us live forever? >> pleasure to meet you. >> jaron lanier is a virtual reality pioneer who helped create the first avatar. but he has a surprising message. technology might not be the key to immortality. >> so as a virtual reality guru, what

if they violate the ethics rules. >>> santa claire county d.a.'fice announce thad a police officer who opened fire and kill add murder suspect last year acted within the law. according to the d.a.'s report, the suspect try today run down the officer last march 18 t.passenger in the car said that the suspect said they're not going to get me. the officer drew his weapon and told him to stop that.'s when he reportsed the engine and went toward the officer. mafusz mia was a gang member and killed a man the week earl lower glrchlt. >> a 29-year-old software engineers is suing the police department after officers shot him 3 times. he was armed with a broom when police shot him last april. police would not comment on the lawsuit but they say he held a blunt object and pushed toward the officers. his attorney said the case is extreme example of misconduct. >>> an east bay soldier returned home today to a hero's welcome. dozens of veterans greated staff sergeant ty carter as he visited his father's home in antioch. the army says carter ran through a gun le

people question the ethics around scientific advancement for years. >> it is ethical to overcome humanancer, is that ethical? i mean, nobody debates that. >> yeah. any advice for me as i'm going down my path to longevity? >> you've got a very good shot, you know, 15 years from now getting the benefit of the full maturation of the biotechnology revolution. and that's just a bridge to nanotechnology and ultimately go out enough'll decades, being able to back up who you are and expand who you are. i think you're on a very good path to do that. >> ray. thank you, ray. an absolute pleasure. the annual company retreat. planned, as usual, by this guy. nature lover... people person. ♪ and you put up with it all... because he also booked you a room... at this place. planet earth's number one accomodation site: booking.com booking.yeah! and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to lan

this committee had gone ahead and prosecuted her for those ethical violations under its powers to do so. and had entered into a stipulation with her giving her, and which she accepted certain putsv, which were the extent of what we could punish her for, for these particular violations. so, in that sense, then, our job was over in regard to ms. ellis. the thought was at the time when we were doing this, and we had none of you all here, nobody was here. the thought when we were doing this, that in regard to these particular violations influencing a government decision, which the official has a financial benefit, that's a fairly egregious ethical breach and the thought was, and we had some discussion, i had mentioned it, this person by admitting these things has really admitted that she engaged in corrupt conduct and has disgraced herself and it would be unlikely that she would continue in san francisco employment, that she would likely be fired. so, the next step, then, was that it was in the -- the ball was in the court of the san francisco public utilities commission. and i had heard

fund for all of them but you want to keep to low and moderate income we've given you the security ethics that show see it costs the renter in san francisco $29,000 a year including our housing this is an elder with the housing and their health care needs and all the supra things seniors have. we think free minnesota will help many seniors go to the meal sites their boarding meal sites in the city where you can get lunch for $2 if you're over 60 or disabled the poverty level is $10,000 for one and ssi is less than that >> you're still poor even though you get ssi not everybody know about ssi it's called supplemental security income for low income people it has its needs i've been told we should talk about the joys of seniors i get fixated on how many people get a government pension like you will or the contact agencies the snvrz won't have government pensions but we think it's important to keep the people active in the community. >> thank you, ms. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. hi, fwj. we're representing stepping stone adult health care. one of

if you have a better treatment for cancer is, that ethical? nobody debates that. >> yeah.dvice for me as i'm going down the path of longevity. >> you have a very good chance of biological technology, nano technology and in decades be able to back up who you are and expand who you are. i think you're on a very good path to do that. >> okay, thank you, ray. absolute pleasure. is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocates.com to connect with a patient advocate from abbvie for one-to-one support and education. i live in a luxury penthouse overlooking central park. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so tonight we travel by more humble means. at my cou

juliet has made amends to the ethics commission, paid her fines and is trying to do her job at the puc. today she was a keynote speaker at a racial equity conference. how ironic is that? she had to speak on racial equity. this hearing seems to be a motivated which have hunt. too many city staff over the past several months have been accused of much, much more and still have their jobs. called her someone on the ethics commission wants to reopen the discussion and recommend her termination on monday is rude, unprofessional and full of political bull crap. i hope she has her day in court. (applause) >>> good evening. my name is vivian chang. i've worked for over a decade hand in hand with juliet as we were sitting down and working with the cities of oakland and richmond, standing down corporations like chevron and trying to figure out how to invest and create communities in oakland and richmond that would be thriving and sustainable. so, you've had a number of speakers here today. i see -- i'm very familiar with [speaker not understood] the head speaker, 35 or whatever it is. you know, e

they expect the taxpayers to operate in a competent and ethical manner. the concerns that have been brought to light by the gao in its recent stay are very troubling. in sure that americans are protected from unscrupulous and incompetent tracks ---return preparers. i want to give you an opportunity, turn to something that has been mentioned here by my colleagues and has been discussed oblique and give you an opportunity to correct the record. last week the "washington post" fact checker awarded three pinocchio's for a stigma that the treasury inspector general for tax and ministration have not used the term starting when referring to tell the irs as treated conservative social welfare groups. the post article noted that he specifically stated in his testimony to congress that the irs target specific groups applying for tax-exempt status. of the late processing of these applications and requested necessary information as well as objecting these groups to special scrutiny. and given that the confusion around recent statements that you have made on this topi

complaint and asked the office of congressional ethics to investigate and last thursday after we sawupplemented our complaint and said you're the only one, the house ethics committee is really the only ones that can get congressman comi comings e-mail >> because you're not supposed to be having a partisan person, whether elijah cummings or anybody else coordinating with a mostly independent agency, the tax agency about people's tax returns and other information, even if they are publicly available. am i correct? that's not supposed to be happening. >> that's absolutely. megyn, you have really put your finger on what is the underlying problem of this entire scandal, which is that the lois learner and the top at the irs came to see its role as somehow the enforcement of the democratic members of congress and the white house and they began to carry out these activities to pursue conservative groups because these politicians were demanding it. and yet, all of these people, lois learner, all of them have civil service protection and the only difference between what happened in watergate w

the only way to work in that is to work ethically. >> every victory i have had has been an ethical leel victory. >> -- legal victory. >> her days involve running around. her car is her office. as she spends her days chasing down case files, shuttling between clients cases and court. >> what happened there? >> i gave them the supreme court decision, because they did not have that. and then i also gave them -- we wrote a draft indictment for them to make their work a little bit easier. >> sounds like you're doing a lot of their work for them. >> yes, if i don't do it, it doesn't get done in the way it should be done. >> motley has had a number of prominent successes. her most recent, securing the freedom of a south african who was still in jail because he couldn't are afford the $20,000 fine. she got him a presidential pardon. >> i'm still learning, a place where unwritten procedure will trump written law. that's something interesting to learn but as a lawyer it's extremely frustrating. >> motley says she will keep working in afghanistan but also wants to practice in other countries to ap

. >> what about the house ethics committee -- how is that involved? >> probably no jurisdiction to get involved. there is another investigation ongoing of campaign fraud and allegations of misconduct leading up to his election in 2010, however, the ethics committee is holding off to that while the department of justice is investigate and especially with jurisdiction they are supposed to investigate potential misconduct while members are -- those members were responsible for when elected as members of congress and they would say the campaign allegations and the allegations related to the health food store happened before he was elected so they would say it isn't within their jurisdiction. and i should say i said ted stevens waw defeated in 2010 but it was 2008. >> emma dumain and you can find her work on twitter and rollcall.com. tomorrow we will take calls about the indictment is here from ron johnson who talks about his law suit that challenge a bill that pay for health care bills of staff. and then we will talk about the racial wealth gap in the uni

they were enrolled in a session in ethics. they devoted a full day to ethics guidelines. they alluded to the yee case noting that today's training is more for accidental violations. >> it's not the cash in the v envelope or the gun running. that's obvious. it's, it's sometimes what can happen without intent. >> lawmakers already attend mandatory ethics training. today's training was sup limital, and they say it will be ongoing. >>> an arson suspect back before a judge with the man accused of destroying our old kntv studio. >>> the big piece of history thought to be lost forever that's been found in our bay. plus. >>> i'm scott budman in the south bay. a new round of jobs opening up at levi stadium coming up. what you need to do to get one. >>> levi stadium, nearly finished and almost game red e tonight the push to fill jobs at the new home of the 49ers. happening now, a new waive of jobs coming to levi stadium. the soon to open stadium is kicking off a hiring boom. scott budman is at the location where the interviews are taking place and joins us live. scott. >> reporter:

does not want me to be able to use in my public comment and he took had job in 2006 and went through ethics and sunshine training in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010, and in 2009, filed a purgered statement saying that he got nothing from the friends when in actuality he got over $5,700 worth of reportable items and took the training next year and filed a false report and if you go back and look at the years prior to this, this is only because they could not go back more than 3 years. he is a deceitful person and he deceived you, and he deceived the library commission by saying that it is a $40,000 to give equal ground, and he is just a liar and i don't use that term lightly and he is an admitted purgerer. >> david pilpal. >> on page seven of the minutes and i am sorry that i was not at the meeting last month, and the four paragraphs. >> and you were not there much at all. >> i have been around. >> all right, never mind. and for paragraphs up from the bottom on page 7, the second line, executive director stated that she should have requested it, and might you insert, st. croix and that migh

. >>> today state senators are getting a refresher course in ethics as two of their fellow lawmakers face federal criminal charges. one of course being leland yee the senate president cancelled all committee hearings today and ordered senators and top aides to devote the day to ethics training. he says the purpose of the closed-door session is to prevent compromising situations. >>> happening today up north in santa rosa, sonoma county healing committee will hold its first meeting. they will focus in on the andy lopez shooting. the teen was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy as he carried a fake gun last october. the purpose of the meeting is to open dialogue between law enforcement and the community and hopefully let the healing begin. it starts tonight at 6:00 at the cook middle school in santa rosa. >>> the mother of one of the high school students killed in that crash on i-5 says fedex trucks had a history of catching fire. she is now using the delivery company suing -- suing the delivery company. the fedex truck hit a bus full of teenagers and burst into flames. the mother is

stood jerry hill announced he wants to change the state's ethics laws to prohibit mr. peevy and others from accepting free rides from public interest groups. >> there's no better example of this than puc president michael peevy. >> reporter: on the steps of the public utilities commission, senator hill took aim at the man in charge. >> during his tenure has received over $230,000 worth of international trips, gifts from non-profits. >> reporter: our investigation last year questioned globe trotting trips by president peevy to exotic destinations like hong kong, sweden, germany, spain, and israel. paid for by special interest groups. groups buying access to the power of the public utilities commission. you were supposed to speak to senators today about the safety of your puc, instead you sent your day in napa. >> that's not true. >> reporter: our reports also questioned his decision to ignore a request to talk to state senators last year and instead spend the day in napa with one of the special interest groups that fund many of his trips outside the country. you spent t

it was unloaded on the deer meat for dinner youtube channel, dedicated to ethical hunting. that is actually a little blue heron and that blue heron has braided fishing line wrapped around its leg. >> oh, look how messed up his leg is here. >> he needs scissors or something to cut that stuff off. >> looks like it's going to be difficult to untangle it. >> he needs a knife. >> i didn't bring one. >> look inside here. >> they both forget their knives. >> do you have a little knife. >> they go over to some other boaters and these boaters hand their knives over and he gets to work. >> chill. i'm helping you out. >> look up here at the top of the heron's leg. >> oh. i didn't notice that. i was looking at the bottom there. >> look at all that braided line i got off his leg. >> then time to get to work on the injury toward the top of the heron leg. >> there's got to be a hook in there. >> his idea is to remove some of the flesh to get some of the infection away from the wound. >> if i get all this rotten flesh off there he will be all right. >> as you know we like to find out the s

and people like me who are health activists were sort of using a moral, ethical argument to invest in health and education. now we have the economic argument. you need to invest in your people. in that study one of the clearest no-brainers is stopping tobacco use. or slowing down tobacco use. so it's something that we simply have to look at. and what we are now trying to look at is how can we provide everyone some sort of security in health care. universal health coverage is the language we are using. so we are very involved in that. we have become much more involved in it since i took over. and the way that we work is show us the evidence and we are going to move in that direction. i think the most exciting thing for me is that 20 years ago we were argue interesting a moral, ethical basis that you should invest in people. now the evidence has caught up with our ethics and the evidence is clear, investing in people is the smartest thing you can do. every country i go to when i meet with heads of state, maybe because of my background as a doctor and head of a great institution of highe

. >>> california state senators spent much of yesterday taking a refresher course on ethics. leadership of the legislative branch made every state senator and staffer attend special ethics reviews in sacramento. it was closed to the media but the attendees reportedly went through hypothetical scenarios that raised ethical and legal questions. the ethics review comes of course after the recent arrest of three state force is in separate cases including leland yee. >>> president obama is in japan. the trip is overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. president obama is meeting with the country's leaders today to discuss security and defense issues in asia. the president is trying to refocus its foreign policy on asia while still addressing the problems in ukraine. during a tokyo news conference president obama issued a warning to moscow. >> they have not chosen the wise path. over the medium and long term, this is going to hurt russia and ukraine. >> president obama's four country tour of asia comes after he canceled a visit to the region last fall because of the u.s. government sh

of course in the midst of talking about islam and asking islam to help us understand doctrine and ethics and social dimension. and in this class- i keep saying we have extraordinary classes, but indeed we do today- we're going to look at the african-american muslim movement, sometimes called the black muslim movement, nation of islam. and we're just absolutely thrilled- later in this class, we have imam wd mohammed, who will come in and handle not just questions about african-american muslim movement, but islam in general, so that's really something to look forward to. what i wanted to do was to set this up, if we could go to the graphics, to look at one of our key themes. now, not just speaking about the nation of islam here, we're speaking about islam and religion in general, as is our way in this class, but we think about identity and relationship. well, what if we talked about identity and self-esteem and relationship as empowerment? that's what i think we're seeing when we're talking about the african-american muslim movement. in other words, identity is self-esteem- a person must f