grant i didn't think was needed the grant for women in negotiating but the part that i think the heller law that came out senator heller from what the bottom there i came out and the that law made more sense to me in the main problems i had with the original laws it's too bureaucratic and there's too much federal government monitoring of the workplace and i think that law was much more sound and theory and actually went to the heart of what it was trying to do i think the law that was if you are as filibustered was had it had a lot of stuff with it but it didn't go to the heart of what you are in favor of the federal government inserting itself into the contract between employee and employer. no the as i understood the bill it would increase the right of female employees in lawsuits protect the lawsuits that just a lets them avail themselves of the court what i didn't agree with that's why i was there with provisions letting the federal government monitor so to enforce this there were a lot of monitoring prevail prison authorities but if it's in force by the federal government it's got

heller. this goes for a buig chunk of this. i would recommend you talk to the merchants. thank you. next item. >> item 9. discussion on the average and business input on the proposal to implement a gross receipts business tax in the city of san francisco. discussion item. >> we have been engaged in the business tax reform. since april. and tomorrow, a final proposal, proposals will be introduced at the board of supervisors to meet the deadlines for the november ballot. in your packet is some information as to what may possibly be. we're not going to have an official discussion on it tonight. to bring it to your attention and noted that the direction does seem to be going that this will no longer be a revenue- neutral proposal. that is where some of the competing entities lie in terms of what may be proposed tomorrow. whether it is one or two proposals. that said, once we get -- once the final legislation is introduced, we will get a copy of it distributed to you and what we do need to do is make sure in our office -- we will schedule time to do outreach to businesses and make sure t

this morning the house oversight and government reform committee meets to vote to whether hold eric heller in contempt of congress. that was after they failed to resolve a dispute over documents from the botched fast and furious steam operation that allowed guns to reach mexican drug gangs. darrell who is chairman of the house oversight committee says holder still has time to turn over the documents this morning before the vote. >>> back here in the bay area san francisco ethics commission has begun diseasing if the suspended sheriff should be permanently removed from office. supporters greated ross mirkarimi with cheers and applause as we within before the panel that began diseasing his political fate. mayor ed lee says he's getting ready to testify. he used strong words as he spelled out this. >> as one of the top law enforcement officials of the city, he ought not to have engaged in the beating of his wife. >> mirkarimi pleaded guilty charge do a new years eve incident with his wife. >>> that threat comes with the judge overseeing the police reforms. the judge is demanding city leaders

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of special interest to this member of the panel that first considered the case that was to become heller. but we're not here to talk about that. professor levinson is the author of five books, including one framed "america's 51 constitutions" in the crisis of governance which is coming up this month which was referred to before. among the most recent publications, the 2010 article in the article of law review entitled constitutional dictatorships, its dangers and designs." next would be my friend professor john yu from law school. the professor's name is virtually synonymous with the robust powers. he's published on national constitution law and has served on three branches of government. assistant and a law clerk. professor tina cuellar is stanford local. glad to have stanford faculty here. his research focus on administrative law, executive power and how organizations complement regulatory responsibilities involving public health, safety migration and international security in a changing world. in 2010 president obama appointed professor cuellar to the council of the administrative con

. >> plus, a deadly stage collapse in canada heller happened. we will have details. >> and the wjz live at the father's five day 5 k. we will take you there. but first here are your stories winning lottery numbers are you good luck. we are back ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> welcome back. we take a look at the last week of spring. it's not a pirate ship here. don't look for johnny depp. he's not here. he's not part of the celebration, but it's still going on. not quite as beautiful and gorgeous and blue as it has been, courtesy of this front that's moving in from the west. this front is going to project clouds ahead of it. as you see, not a time of moisture with it. it's not going to do the entire midwest. by tomorrow afternoon thunderstorms brewing in. what it will not do is look intact the lower eastern shore. we go up to 74 degrees. water temperatures at 67 degrees. it's gone up a few more degrees. good samaritan hospital bringing you the forecast through the rest of the summer. your forecast for today for the rest of us, 78 is clouds and times of s

the reason perhaps congressman heller was the only senator to take the floor to say something about thismocrats did this before in 2010, they're doing it again in 2012 because it makes great election campaign video to have a republican saying i'm opposed to this bill. but they're opposed for these other reasons. >> wisconsin -- >> not because they're anti-woman. >> let the republicans make their case. if they want to amend the proposed law, to deal with the issue about lawyers' fees. i used to be a lawyer. i know lawyers like to make fees. that's how we lived. you can do that. wisconsin passed a similar law. the gap that women and men are paid has become less and less. it's self policing. >> i would have to take it on good faith that it's similar. since you're a lawyer -- >> i wouldn't lie to you! >> businesses struggle like mad to make ends meet month to month. to have additional regulation, the threat of litigation on their heads because of this bill -- >> it's like having a speed limit. unless you violate the law, there's no penalty. pay men and women the same. >> the regulation is a

theater are these amazingly brave bomber boys who risked life and limb to take the fight directly to heller and yet it has taken all this time to get the manpower, the material, everything required to amount a meaningful bombing campaign against hitler. that day, february 26, 1943, the writing of 69 or the flying typewriters, after a few beers the legion of the doomed. deletion of the doomed took off in a series of b 24s. about 70 planes in that day's attack formation. the original objective was the fighter factory in brandon but they got over germany that they and it was all cloud cover so they ended up attacking hitler's great you both on the north sea. it was the second time u.s. bombers had attacked and the u.s. attacked during the day. the british believe in nighttime bombing. what they called area bombing. we believe in daylight bombing. we call it strategic bombing. precision bombing. this was very early in the war. there were no fighter escorts. the british spitfires turned around and returned to their bases and these guys were flying completely exposed over the north sea. absolutel

. >> everyone voted against the bill and even beyond that, republican senator dean heller on the senatethe paycheck fairness act is a job killer. listen to this. >> this lengs lags opens the door to frivolous lawsuits which already costs our economy billions of dollars every year. in an econnolly already marked by uncertainty, this legislation which surely means lost jobs, limitations on benefits, and pay cuts. >> so let me get this right, we'll get lawsuits, we will lose jobs, so let's keep women making 77 cents to a dollar to men. is there a logic in there anywhere, senator, from your republican colleague? >> no. that's absurd. if you allow a woman to make a dollar on dollar, you could raid the gdp by up to 9%. you want to talk about an economic engine, pay women fairly for the work that they do. give access to information so they can know if they are paid unfairly. it is important for the u.s. economy that women are paid for the work that they do. >> in april, it was said that compared war on women to caterpillars. watch this. >> the democrats said we add war on caterpillars in every

heller: thank you.se today to discuss one of the biggest threats to economic growth in our country, and that's this administration's job-killing regulatory agenda p. my goal in the senate to promote policies that create jobs. with my home state of nevada leading the nation in unemployment, i do not believe that the private sector is doing just fine and support commonsense poles that give our job -- policies that give our job creates the tools to provide for long-term economic growth. under the current administration they seem bent upon issuing regulation after regulation that threatens existing jobs and preventing new ones from being created. as i've stated before, you cannot be pro-jobs and anti-business at the same time. with unemployment at 11.7% in nevada and it continues to lead the nation in unemployment, the only things as scarce as jobs in nevada are private property and water. roughly 87% of nevada is controlled by the federal government and the remaining is heavily regulated by the federal gov

the big opinion that year was district of clum bah jolumbia v heller and provides an individual right own firearms and like the case today, it came down the last day of the term. clerks and justices were scrambling. going opinions back and forth the last week of the term. and the excitement of today was just unbelievable. i mean, walking in to the courtroom, knowing and it was my yus tis reading the opinion, knowing that an opinion of a historical proportions, a constitutional opinion is coming down today that's it all over the news. i remember right after the opinion came down, i looked up on drudge report, the shot heard around the world or something like that. it's a tremendously exciting day. and, you know, going back to the leak thing. i wouldn't have dreamed of leaking that. i don't think any of the clerks here would think of doing that. >> you called him your justice. scalia was controversial three days ago going after the president of the united states and rhetoric many people thought way outside the legal arguments of the court. the liberal clumist this morning of "the washin

heller: i rise today in support of equal pay for equal work.e workplace is clear to every american. we all have women in the family who are part of the workforce. for two decades my mother worked hard in the school taf -- cafeteria. my wife a substitute teacher. my oldest daughter was fortunate to get a job after graduating from college a few years ago. my oldest daughter got a summer job in a local feed lot. 60% of my senate staff are female. america is a land of opportunity and americans are equally united against discrimination in any form. if my mother, my wife or my daughters experienced workplace discrimination based on their gender, i would be the first to come to their defense and ensure any inequities were addressed. congress passed the equal pay act in 1963 to ensure every individual received equal pay for equal work regardless of gender. it is a strict liability statute that requires evidence of intent to discriminate. if there is evidence of intentional discrimination, appropriate remedies, including punitive and compensatory damage

the bill's sponsor senator mikulski, now here's senator dean heller. here >> this proposal could not pass with democrats controlled both chambers of congress.os a yet, here we are today voting workpla on the same measure again and again and those who are actually victims of workplace discrimination are only getting lipservice from washington. like many of my colleagues, idress worry t about this proposal thatadvancements will only increase litigation and do little to actually m address the problems of pay. inequality. advancements s and pay have been foc made. but more needs to be done. congress would better serve the hard-working women of our nation if we focus on solutions that have actually worked. to this end, i have introduced the antidiscrimination information act.y're this legislation will protect employees who are trying to determine whether or not they are experiencing a indicat determination. no one in this body shouldat be so ve a naÏve to say that pay discrimination has been eradicated. what we need togar do is make sureimination that emplo

heller: i rise today in support of equal pay for equal work.the importance of women in the workplace is clear to every american. we all have women in the family who are part of the workforce. for two decades my mother worked hard in the school taf -- cafeteria. my wife a substitute teacher. my oldest daughter was fortunate to get a job after graduating from college a few years ago. my oldest daughter got a summer job in a local feed lot. 60% of my senate staff are female. america is a land of opportunity and americans are equally united against discrimination in any form. if my mother, my wife or my daughters experienced workplace discrimination based on their gender, i would be the first to come to their defense and ensure any inequities were addressed. congress passed the equal pay act in 1963 to ensure every individual received equal pay for equal work regardless of gender. it is a strict liability statute that requires evidence of intent to discriminate. if there is evidence of intentional discrimination, appropriate remedies, including pun