thank you for listens my name is george wooding. i will start by saying this hearing would have been completely unnecessary had the recreation and parks secretary gong simply reviewed the back up or it or contacted the department of technology and had them review rpd records when they were sunshine requested. within days of sunshine ordinance task force ordering her to do so. my recollection is that they finally provided the e-mails which rpd had previously claimed she had been deleted. i would like to read what miss gong sent, 141 days after my request. >> dear mr. wooding. attached are the documents in response to mr. wooding's request for records. the records were not withheld, they were deleted by staff, before mr. wooding's request was made. the staff received hundreds of e-mails a day and are not able to... all of them. the records to the city department of technology from back up tapes. best regards olive gong. >> olive was asked twice for the it records and she did not review the records. as mr. shaw mentioned on the good go

this was deception from the beginning to the end and the e-mails luckily that george wooding has put together for you and i think that you can see from george wooding this is probably not where he would like to be tonight he has a family and he has other needs and interests. we all would like to be someplace else. but this is important. this is our city. this is a democracy. and you cannot let a few people with other interests take it away, and abuse us. the public trust is being abused by rec and park and i hope that it will stop here. thank you very much. >> this reminds me of the missing 11 minutes from the nixon case. >> unfortunately, for mr. ginsberg, unfortunately for former president nixon there were back up tapes. when the sunshine request came in, the designated custodian of record had an obligation to search everything for the requested records. the suggestion in the good government guide that they are trash is just nonsense. if you look at the act it defines the public records as any writing containing information relating to the comment of the public's business prepared

my name is george wooding, 120 central council coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. i wanted to say quickly that many neighborhood groups do not support what scott wiener has been representing. the groups he mentioned are just about a small fraction of what san francisco neighborhoods are all about. i think one of the problems here is [speaker not understood] amendments, supervisor wiener's legislation has been a moving target and many people cannot keep up with it. jane kim is introducing legislation tomorrow. people by right would like to see both side by side compared and would like to look at this and [speaker not understood] the best part for both pieces of legislation could be combined . i think that would be a fair thing for the public to look at as this has been a difficult process and a quick process, and as howard wong said earlier, ~ people don't get it. i'm going to bring up what i think was extremely unfair categorical exemption. it's, the soccer field in golden gate park were listed under different lot numbers and they were supposed to be supposedly not

my name is george wooding, 120 central council coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. i wanted to say quickly that many neighborhood groups do not support what scott wiener has been representing. the groups he mentioned are just about a small fraction of what san francisco neighborhoods are all about. i think

wood. >> thank you very much i'm george coalition for san francisco neighborhood. a couple of thoughts. i think the best way to look at this sequa legislation it's not my legislation or your legislation i've heard that a couple of times today. i think we should look at the best for all are i want to thank president chiu. i think some of the things he's added are very good where specifically he supports supervisors kim alternate to sure all appeals inform to the environmental determination at the whole board. personally support the trigger and you have to understand that most of her legislation has been grafted by the community. one of the things that the community neighborhoods have a lot of it seems to be fundamentally helping the planning department and talking about helping the developers but it is like planning overwhelmed. i want this to be not so much about what the planning department can and can't do. so i want to thank you. again and that's it. thank you >> thank you. >> supervisors thank you for hearing us again. and thank you, president chiu. and i like the notes i was able t

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mountains while america was still a british colony under the rule of king george the third one day when we went for a long walk through the woods rifle in hand and his dog by his side he climbed to the high point in the mountains where he met a group of elderly men drinking from a keg after a few drinks van winkle falls asleep when he wakes up he finds that his dog is gone his rifle is rusted and withered away and his.

while america was still a british colony under the rule of king george the third one day ben winkle went for a long walk through the woods rifle in hand and his dog by his side he climbed to the high point in the mountains where he met a group of elderly men drinking from a keg after a few drinks men will falls asleep when he wakes up he finds that his dog is gone his rifle is rusted and withered away and his beard is grown long and grey when he returns to town he doesn't recognize anyone who goes to a local pub where people are discussing politics there he's asked about his political beliefs to which he proclaims his loyalty to the king outrage the crowd quickly deems van winkle as a traitor and as the people point to a picture of president george washington hanging from the wall you see rip and winkle had been asleep for twenty years and slept through the entirety of the american revolution. now the story itself is a fantasy but i think there is an important message behind it this country may not have another defining moment like the american revolution but through each generation our actions can serve a defining purpo

george for that report. i want to bring in kaufman county judge bruce wood. he was good friends with mike mcclelland. thank you for being with us. i know they held a funeral today for your friends. it must be in addition to being heartbreaking, it must be frustrating that will are no real leads in the investigation right now. is it? >> well, i know the law enforcement groups are working extremely hard to find who did this. and this includes national state and local law enforcement and i'm really not adviced on where the investigation is at this point. i do know and i feel very secure that every effort that possibly can be made is being defined who did these heinous acts. >> so, sir, by now we've seen the video of mike mcclelland in the gun shop and he was shopping for co-workers because he was concerned about their safety. is that characteristic of mcclelland? he is the kind of man'worried so much about himself but worried about others? >> absolutely. mike was what you see on mike or what you watched over the last few weeks and especially this last week during the interviews that he's given, he is a

woods almost disqualified. and adam scott becomes the first australian to win it. rob nelson has the high heights from augusta national. good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. well the aussie curse here at the masters is officially over. but for tiger wood, the search for his former glory continues. [ cheers ] not even steady sunday rains could dampen and ending like this. in dramatic fashion and with two critical putts, 32-year-old adam scott became the first australian to win a masters and adding the coveted green jacket to his wardrobe. >> this was one thing in golf we hadn't been able to achieve. it's amazing that it's my destiny to be the first aussie to win. just incredible. >> reporter: incredible for fan as well. treated to a two-hole sudden death playoff against argentine angel cabrera. this may have been more stunning because of who did not walk away with the win. tiger woods, newly back on top as golf's number one-ranked player, and actively rehabilitating his image, had been the favorite. >> i played well. i doesn't make enough putts. i missed a few shots here and there. >> reporter: he's no stranger to comebacks. this time, he fell short. a no

george jones song was about either drinking or heartbreak or both. the anthems of his life. ♪ and the drinking ♪ it don't kill me >> reporter: born with a broken arm in the east texas piney woodsst hit was in the 1950s. ♪ white lightning >> reporter: half a century later he was still performing. a kennedy center honoree in 2008. >> i'm in a daze. >> reporter: he admits he often was. his hard driving lifestyle of drugs, alcohol and rehab was as legendary as his music. one year he missed more than 50 concerts earning him the nickname "no show jones." ♪ they call me no show jones >> want to be remembered as an old boy that had all the luck in the world and just didn't use it right. ♪ he stopped loving her today >> reporter: his other weakness was women. "he stopped loving her today" was a chapter straight from his personal life. jones married four times. ♪ stand by your man >> reporter: including to singer tammy wynette. it was his current wife of 30 years, nancy, he credits with rescuing him. country music was heartbroken today. an outpouring from stations like wfm in nashville. >> play george jones songs because you want them. ♪ >> reporter: the man called the king of broken he

george washington and the forcing the presidency. visit booktv.org for more on the television schedule is. benn steil is next on booktv. he talk about the creation of the brett ton wood system. >> earthquake i'm co-chairman of the counsel. i was told that my soul purpose it to welcome you as i have done to hear benn as he talks about his new book "the battle of bretton woods: john maynard keynes, harry dexter white, and the making of a new world order" having said that, i would make two observations. i read book. that's one observation. i got it for nothing. [laughter] >> i think it's worth. most of you know benn maybe all of you did. i think it's worth remembering. why ben is so well qualified to take on the complicated issues. he created from wharton and ph.d. from oxford and publishes a journal which he was the founding editor of international finance and a scholar journey for -- he writes math met call pieces. the place he publishes them in benn's journal. there are four of people who understand them and they read benn's journal. doesn't sound like a profitable comprise. my second observation are having said that the book is readable and a fascinating tale. a tal

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woods, patrick uewing and spike lee. he has three kids with his first wife. they divorced back in 2006. >> thank you. before the white house correspondent's dinner it was the dedication of the georgebush center in dallas which was an occasion prompting a lot of people saying it's time we re-examine the bush legacy and realize he was not as bad a president as we once said he was. true or false? >> i guess a lot of people said that but not me and not you i am guessing. >> not i for sure. people who read my column at billpressshow.com about the new bush library, same ol' bush record. >> i was down there. >> you were? >> yeah. >> why the hell did you do that? >> they asked me to. my superiors. when they ask me to do something, i do it. it was interesting to be there. i think they over estimated media interest in this thing. there was -- it was on the cable nets wall to wall, the sar hope e. so it was all on t.v. all morning last thursday, but there weren't that many reporters actually there there was this library center and they had 500 seats and there were about 20 seats filled. >> no kidding. >> there were more journalists outside but even outside i would say when i was out there, t