. >> commissioner hur? >> here. >> any public comments on matters on the agenda and not on the agenda. >> i am larry and we want to include the impact that the pending legislation will have on san francisco campaigning and reporting and that is timely now because we are going into an election season and if the legislation such as the disclose act pass its will have a direct impact on what it is that people are required to do here, and it will be good to have the ethics commission provide an update and this is similar to what the fpc does, and also i would note that los angeles ethics commission is participating directly in the conversations with the ftpc and the state on the california disclose act and offering their insights from their experience. and i would recommend that the san francisco ethics commission also participate in discussions so that they could have the benefit of your experience. thank you. >> thank you, mr. bush. >> i would just mention to the commission that we are spending the day with t

commissioner hur? >> i am trying to imagine what basis would not be... granted or denied in this situation. i mean so if someone says that i don't have an e-mail address that is sufficient i imagine to get a waiver? but what other kinds of decisions are we anticipating here? >> i think that the explanation would have to have a little bit more substance than that. just to prevent the people who don't feel like filing electronically to just say i don't have an e-mail. >> so what? you have a philosophical basis for not wanting a e-mail. >> either philosophical or technical one. if one request to file paper would we put that into an electronic form? >> it would not be exactly the same. first of all when the paper copy comes in, it would be manually processed and it would not be available in a timely manner as the electronic filing would be. and then the second aspect would be when the electronic filing comes in we get two pieces of information. the data format and we are also getting it put on to the form. so in the future if we provide this information in a

. >> coming up next, one last hur yeah for warrior autos the team putting on >>> breaking news just in from the south bai. it's a small fire but when breezy out, everybody worries when they're too close to home. 101 if you're familiar with the area, you can see a line of flames there, burning not out of control but can spread in this wind. you can see the helicopter pulls out, you can see there are homes nearby. so we'll continue to watch you at 6:00 and on abc 7 news bay aer. >> noisy picketing continues outside ucsf medical center. hundreds walked off the job this morning as part of a two-day strike. contract talks stalled over patient care. similar walkouts have taken place in uc davis and three other uc medical centers. >> again we'll update that fire at 6:00 but carolyn johnson is live with more on what we'll have then. >> we'll take a look the a company envisioning future of shopping with leaving your wallet at home. it's a story only on abc 7 news, also. a rare look at crisis situation buzz is this too much is in the i team investigates coming up tonight at 6:00. >> super bowl m

it took 3 hurs to drive miles.was my unwillingness to g up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficult to maneuver. even if you have a motorcycle it's hard to drive around this area. sometimes it's easy to walk than to drive off. the fifth, 11 people died, 6 were here. they were waiting for the family members to get off. it was by a masonry building with glass. have emergency supply kit. at least 3. one for home, work one for the car. emergency supply kit you want one for home you want for 5 days. our old standard was 3. after hurricane katrina we participate 5 days. for work a lot of work places have supplies. make sure they do. if they don't keep one for yourself and may be your coworkers. a fir

hur kwaricane hurricanes, snowstorms, tornados, you name it, they've come at us fast and furious. so volatility is the word of the day. >> we seem to get better forecasts of exactly where and when storms are going to hit and with what force. comment on that, if you would, and how that helps people prepare better. and, number two, are you expecting the kind of hurricane season, an active one, that noah is? >> sure, fie ler. from a forecasting perspective, it's gotten better. not only in terms of accuracy, but over a time period. today, in looking at a three-or-five-day outlook is a lot more reliable than it was seven years ago. that doesn't mean that you should get complacent at all. people still need to watch this and keep track and tabs of this event. a little bit for a specific track of a storm can mean significant impact. in terms of the activity this year, you just mernntion lookin up to 20 storms. we're looking for an above-nor 345 mall season as well. on the heels of what happened last year, we only have a couple of major hurricanes, but everybody remembered sandy. really, i

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. >> reporter: patty hurs appeared on a television talk show. she was held in a closet and repeatedly raped. >> right when you got out -- right when you were taken out of the closet you were immediately raped? >> well by different members. >> the harrises -- had gone to live in a different building. i don't know many my mind i think that if i had stay -- stayed away from them long ago i could have broken the contact and thought i don't have to do this anymore. but as it was at that point i really believed i had no place else to go. >> reporter: now 20 years later, patty hurst shaw is living with a former police officer who quit his job to become her body girl and eventually married her. >>> how a boy's why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome. four. you'll actually be awesome. which is awesome. t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to sc mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist w

commissioner hur? >> just a couple of additional comments. on the $100,000, i'm personally at this point in favor of keeping the limit. i understand there is a burden for those who are going for contracts of that side. that it does not apply in la, but i think that we are also, i think that we have a smaller budget, right? than la? >> yeah. >> over all? >> so the percentage matter, i am not sure the difference is as big as it seems. in addition, i think that it would be very helpful to require the donorto, to affirm that they have not made the contributions or done the things that were prohibited. i think that is a helpful thing that la requires that we could benefit from. and finally, i appreciate the effort that has been made into determining what we can do about electronic notification and disclosure. and would encourage the continued evaluation of that. because that would be really helpful. and i think that the public has benefited greatly from our efforts in other areas relating to electronic disclosure. and to the extent that we are abl

>> commissioner hur? >> can i ask one other question about item number 7? i know that we have kind of moved on. would that be okay? >> yes. >> has the staff considered what we can do within our budget restraints and within our staffing constraints to improve our enforcement process? >> well, that has been an ongoing self-reflection for years. and again, i think that recently we have done a much better job. there is a lot in the pipeline that has been the product of very productive work. that will be coming out in the future meetings and i think that we are going to continue to ramp up our capabilities and our accomplishments in that area. so it is something that we contemplate all of the time. >> i mean, specifically, what, what do you think has changed recently? >> or will change in the near future? >> that i think we are doing a lot more work in terms of taking complaints and getting better legwork done in terms of interviewing witness and looking at paperwork and documents. one of those areas that is difficult to improve is a lot of folks that is investi

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hur last time we got hit by a major eric is going to 2005 -- hurricane is going back to 2005.wilma. it begins june 1 and runss through the end of november and just looking at the tropical basis this morning. nothing happening at this hour. keeping our fingers crossed we'll keep things guy let summer. that's the latest for the weatherat department. we'll send it back to you and allison. holly is on top of summer weather safety this american. american -- safety this morning. >> good morning to you.rnin we've been talking about the weather because it seems likesem it's been in the news a lot lately. we had storms coming through last night. tucker talked about the hurricane season forecast it's expected to be active and we're watching coverage of tornadoes in oklahoma. a lot of times when you see stuff like that on the news with many people you want to do something to help but you are not sure how to go about it. there's something going on in the area specifically to help hl the kids in oklahoma. kelly with 94 .7 fresh a&m she joins us.jo >> i got an e-mail from tommy talking abou

neil: alga rhythm is base the on those sequences of word, that tweet hur you heart about justin bieber, it is a toupee, is true. >> okay. youtube charging for certain channels? >> why wouldn't they, net flex has house of cards, and itunes and amazon on demand this is a viable be channel. neil: gone are days of free stuff. >> gone are days of some kid just staring into his webcam, and stating what is on his mind, you will have much my equal tie content, and internet, youtube, cable it is one big channel. there is a lot of revenue potential, they need to explore it, there will be plenty of free contend but better content you have to pay for. neil: they will taken ter views and segments from this show. and they are popular hits on youtube. i think, well, they are paying cable subscribers who get that. now can get it for free, on youtube. but, it is a slippery slope. >> very. it something that old media will have to embrace. >> who are you calling old? >> other folks here but not you. neil: our final update for you right now, following. remember what i said, i was built for comfort in my s

if you get your rocks off by going out and shooting someone who tried to hur avert a memberf your family but then what he accomplished? what are you saying to your children and to their children? it will all become just like vigilantes? that's what it is. >> so are you saying that will we did with osama bin laden was wrong? that we should have not shot them in the head? he should've been brought back to serve trial? >> no. i'll tell you one premise that you cannot simply dismiss. we have not to what happened in that room. you have a navy s.e.a.l. in the space of three seconds and a dark room and in enemy territory making a decision whether switching for welcome, whether he is a suicide vest on and someone shoots him in the head, i'm not going to second-guess that got because i didn't have the guts to put on that armor and go into that room and try and kill them. that's a different is that if osama bin laden had been captured on the streets and handcuffed and brought to the united states, it would've been a big colossal horrific spectacle that would are just glorified him. if that's how t

hur. >>> both sides of the debate too allow openly gay members in the boy scouts are vowing to keep upht. figh they voted to allow gay scouts for first time in the 103 year r hiss tier. thhistory.h the ban on gay leaders was not voted on so it will remain in place. pl supporters have made it clearler they will continue to push, while thet the new the new rule to be reversed and are threatening to defect if the policy takes place. >>> up next lucky visitors willi get a visit from the first lady today. find out how they were chosen cn for that honor. >>> later, rgiii talks his his recovery and when he hopes to return to the field. keep hopes alive, rgiii. pla february 22nd. a landndmark transportation bil is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >>> it is 5:41,

confirm they did have a gun clip at the scene but will not confirm whether it had anything to do with the hur murders. investigators are treating it as a double homicide. >> as you know, this is the second double murder connected to the university's pathology department at creighton university in nebraska. what you can tell us about that case? >> and this is where it gets unusual. very strange coincidence connected to creighton university's pathology department. take a look at these two pictures. 11-year-old thomas hunter and his house keeper shirley sherman, they were fatally stabbed five years ago. this double homicide remains unsolved. hunter, the little boy, his father, dr. william hunt hwillho worked in the pathology defense. an unusual coincidence. what the police will tell cnn is that they are looking in to whether or not this case may have any connections to this latest murder, an unsolved mystery that has taken a lot of people in omaha by surprise five years ago, continues to be a mystery. they are hoping that more calls will be generated, that people will perhaps make some connectio

. >> noaa predicts an above normal and possibly an extremely active hur cape season. >> schieffer: we'll talk with cbs miami affiliate wfor's chief meteorologist david bernard. climate central chief climatologist heidi cullen. "time" magazine editor at large jeff jeffrey gluger and marshall shepherd of the american meteorological society. finally in honor of memorial day we'll talk to joe p efshgsrsico author of "roosevelt's centurions." it's summer time washington and this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. we're going to start in oklahoma. the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, last week, we now know damaged as many as 13,000 homes, took two dozen lives, among them ten children. president obama will tour the area today and governor mary fallin is joining us this morning from moore. governor, thank you so much for finding time to talk to us this morning. how's it going down there this morning? >> it's going good. i can already see people out here early this morning working

the woman and her baby, we're happy to5÷ report, were not hur in this incident. >> that's braising.6:36. the owner of a party bus company, now in jail. this is nearly a year after a woman fell out of the bus to her death. jon saint jt. james is facing c of vehicular manslaughter. a woman died after falling out of a party bus on the way back to santa cruz after a concert. they determined that st. james exhibited gross negligence in overseeing the maintenance of his bus in ensuring his customer's safety. >>> police in san francisco warning residents of a scam involving wake utility reps. police say the scammers pose as representatives of pg&e or the san francisco water department. they call residents on the phone claiming their bills are overdue and their service is going to be shut off if they don't pay immediately. the scammers then tell the victims to call a phone number and pay using a money pack. now, neither pg&e nor the san francisco water department uses this payment method. >>> it is 6:37. there has been another factory collapse in southeast asia. >> plus, we' you about the d

he was preaching to people outside of hur exclusive club can be cool, too.that's why there's no scenes in the bible of jc in high school. if you think he got hassled by romans as an adult imagine how the jocks reacted. francis said all of us have this commandment at heart. do good and do not do evil. but father this is not catholic. he cannot do good. yes, he can. the lord has redeemed all of us, not just catholics everyone. father the

cut the music.cu you know the age sold sticks and stones saying words can hurt hur when they are in ad wrong. guess who? kevin durant. >> local kid.>> >> it's not the right spelling on that. >> facebook versus twitter theh battle continues. why teams prefer keeping things simple as in 140 characters c annot that talking we do on facebook. we'll be right back. oh, no. >> this man got to the top of everett with his son today. he is the oldest person to complete the feet. he brokete his hip two years ago and had heart surgery in john. h how about that? he prepared for his journey jou walking three times a week withh lodes of 65 points on his back. good for him a poll shows when s it comes to social media teenagers are migrating to twitter. >> 90% of teenagers asked said they have a profile on facebook. 26 say they use twitter more than double the number from 2011. teenager said there were tooere many adults on facebook. [laughter][l pretty funny and too much sharing of teen angst and details of what a friend ate for dinner. >> teens have some sense it's good. >> one of basketball's

let's say hur lucky enough to work 40 hours a week.ay at minimum wage in one of these restaurants that's only $15,080 perfect year. if you're one of those workers in -- the annual income would bump up to $18,720. increasing wages to what the striking workers want $15. that would make a full-time fast food worker's annual income $31,200. now, let's be clear. that's the goal. not great riches for the fry guy at the mcdonald's. just $31,200. meanwhile, mcdonald global ceo don thompson, after he was promoted last july, his compensation rose to $13.75 million per year. hmm. well, you know what they say after all, billions and billions served. but what about those doing the serving? one of those fast food workers right here in new york city is supporting his family on minimum wage. he joins us next. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-ti

there is no hur prip that's the problem. we're up 16% coming in to today.k bernanke intended to say anything yesterday? >> absolutely not. i thought he intended to say nothing and i thought he did a really good job of it. some people are terribling, they get an employment number like today and i see what he was saying, he was saying he's done. listen, what he was saying was i'm not done. >> like a rorschach. >> did he say nothing or did he say nothing? >> you and dave cody. dave has a great book of business, 45% domestic, 55% overseas. could you have just heard a guy saying things are weaker target walmart? could you hear two companies say things are weaker? draw your own conclusion on a day like today. >> i'm hoping he's lagging. it is possible that a lot of ceos are sort of -- that they -- things could be getting better before they knew? if not, he said things are awful basically. >> i live next door to david. i was barbecuing other day. i said how you doing? he said things aren't so good. i mean no, like how you doing? i just wanted to know whether he li

. >> what they found was the traffic decline urt hur more with penney's.tle bit. if penney's get their act together there will be some impact to macy's in the rest of the sector, but not anything too terribly onerous. i think, really, penney's drawing customers back into those malls will be important, as well. >> 10:30 call from macy's, anything of great importance we should be listening for? >> i think the comments with the lower end consumer and the higher end consumer were interesting in their release. so the middle consumer for macy's which probably has an income of 80 to 120,000, that customer is good, but the customers at the upper end and lower end are both, you know, softer. so i'll be looking for more information on that. >> as will we. liz, appreciate your time. luz dunn from mcquarry. >> thanks for having me. >> next, should the united states embark aboard exports of natural gas or keep it here. the founder of bp capital boone pickens will be here and one firm soungdzding a big alarm on apple saying the shares are headed to 240. the analyst behi

there is no hur tri to end the sequestration that is in effect right now. >> of all the plates spinningy in europe. policy in japan. policy at home. what is going to get the most attention this weekend? >> i think japan will be a big topic of conversation, with just how far is too far? i thought you could read jack lew's comments both ways. on the one hand it was a green light. i asked him twice if he would criticize that. the japanese policies relative to the end, and he wouldn't do it. but he did point back to the g- 7 comment, which is you shouldn't be enaking policies that devalue your currency. one is a green light to do more. another is a warning not to go too far. i think back home jack lew very much wants to get the u.s. financial situation on some more regular track. and i think that if he gets done with his tenure without doing that, i think he would think that's a failure. >> yeah. >> i'm so glad we're still talking about his signature before we're seeing them on dollar bills. want to get more on lou and what to expect out of the g-7 this weekend. he joins us this morning. jo

. >> alisyn: uh-hur. >> tom costello. they don't know math too well at the irs.er ff weekend. >> get to the other headlines and tell you what else is happening. preliminary test confirm that aerial castro is the father of that 6-year-old girl rescued from that cleveland house of horrors earlier this week. the mother amanda bury was held for a decade along with two other women gina dejesus and michelle knight. the fbi says its did not recover human remains in its search of the home. investigators are done, they say, processing the property. we have also learned that the last victim, michelle knight has been released from hospital. it is not exactly clear where she has gone. but she has asked for privacy during this very tough time. police say a fight between neighbors led toe a man terrorizing a suburb on a bulldozer. took the massive machine and aimed it right at a home pushing it 50 feet off its foundation into another house rubbing over a pickup truck in the process. a power line was also snapped in half cutting electricity to homes as far as 20 miles away. for

another local news update in aboutéb half an hur.e have a great crowd out on the plaza and a pretty spring day. a little bit of a chill in the air. people are in great moods, and we've been seeing some of the great moves of the university of georgia cheerleaders. they're going to try to teach us some of these moves a little bit later on. matt's been doing his stretches and is ready. >> i cannot do any of that. >> oh, yes, you can. >> i might cramp up. >> you have a whole routine worked out already, right? >> cheering for you. good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie alongside the aforementioned matt lauer, al roker, and natalie morales. >> we have a little segment coming up, how do look better naked. that's all i'm saying. >> you don't have to say anything else. >> we're going to take the stress out of your meal planning if you're still hungry. four easy to make meals your family will love. >>> and a little earlier, we gave you a clue regarding dan brown's newest book that is being releaseded tomorrow. where can you leave love le

and he said, are you hur?o the front desk. you want to bring your smile to the front desk you want to tell them simply, it smells funky. there's something in my bed that has eight legs. and people are going to take care of you, typically. >> you don't call down, you go down. >> if you call down, they're going to put you on hold. the front desk, they're very busy. you go down, you look them in the eye, you square off and say, i have a problem, would you please fix it. if they don't fix it you ask for the supervisor. if they don't fix it, you ask for the general manager. >> then your vacation is over and you spend all your time fighting with the people at the hotel. >> first thing you make sure you know what you want. what price you're going to pay, what area of the city you want to stay in and what level of service you want. when you do go online, you book, you're not disappointed. you're not easily pushed to a cheaper room or a more expensive room. >> do you go right to the hotel's website? a lot of those plac

i am not sure that it was a new motion, i think that commissioner hur did not want to second it until after public comment. but it was listed as two separate motions naoe. way, not that important, but i like the typo on page 6, my public comment about section two about gentleman's agreements, it was actually settlement agreement and someone listened to the tape and got it wrong, i suggest that you strike gentleman's and replace it with settlement. >> that was the intended word. >> is that in the first paragraph. >> six 6. >> at the top. >> it is a fun one and a good one, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other comments on the minutes? >> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> as corrected? >> i move to approve the minutes with the correction about gentleman's agreements being settlement agreements. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> the minutes are approved. >> executive director's report. >> i only have one highlight. just to remind the commissioners that we have budget hearings in june, before the next commission meeting so i will be attending a