of commissioner hur's motion>> i.pposed. >> no vote is 4 to one in favor so if the staff chooses this will be on the calendar for a vote i believe that item 4 there's no need for. >> item 5 discussion and possibly action on a matter of the nixon o moigsz for the sunshine ordinance hearing regarding the alleged violation of the sunshine violation and responsibility rebecca and supervisor deputy director is the complanlt

. >> commissioner hur do you - >> please all she said she submitted a letter. >> ms. danish do you want to respond she said she submitted a letter if you want to make another 5 minute presentation. >> the set the record straight art program is separate from the other goes on of the arts commission i've been more or less discriminate against false filings for a number ever years i nodded in my responses they have been consistent mistakes on the part of howard and i was in criminal court for two years accused ever stalking a secretaries i don't know she didn't appear and i never got an explanation expect the phones were rolling over most recently, i went up there to renew a permit about 6 weeks ago it is a very simple thing should take minutes you present a money order they run it through a lamination machine they didn't want to open the door howard said there was a restraining order against me and they ran it down to the staurgd i videotaped the incident as parenting of the ethics commission was coming into work she was scream to call 9-1-1 i went to the manage to expl

commissioner vice president andrews sxhoorn supervisor malia cohen it's my understanding that commissioner hur is in a cab in route from the airport because of a detailed flight he'll be here within the next thirty minutes as a result i'm going to first call item 2 and then i'm going to skip down to item 5 and item 3 actually in connection with item 20 consent agenda are considered by the board to be routine and will be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. >> do you want to finish the roll call. >> you finished the roll call. >> i believe so. >> i'm sorry for the interruption in as far as item 2 the public comment appearing or not appearing open the agenda i'm raised the question whether or not that it was required under any ordinance are status that that be the first item in the 3 years i've been on the commission it always had been been is item but it strict me it in some ways seemed to be not in the proper place for purposes of the meeting the mean of that so that it will be my intention and under the bylaws ii have at right to set the agenda it will be mike my atten

content of the overwhelm waves any privilege the consonant asserts i think that was with commissioner hur was going i don't know the answer and the responsibility of pirates in summary i think there is a violation here it is a violation of 67 point organization for failure to accredit the applicable code section for withholding and i think on balance that will not a 6255 balance but that withholding was justified by the evidence code i'll be happy to answer any questions otherwise thank you >> in your packet there's no page number on the bottom but it said an additional overwhelm i sent to rebecca country on june 16th an i dr kwgd the overwhelms only friday january 2nd, 2015 you said you'd send the overwhelm to me on january 5th after speaking with howard you explicit when i was able to get you occupy the phone you accredited the overwhelm and the name of concerned and you said it was forwarded to you by howard you read it to me i requested a copy i'm making this request pursuant to the sunshine ordinance. >> we have that. >> there were two e-mails sent on two different dates. >> commissi

so far, i haven't heard a peep. >> elizabeth hur, live for us in baltimore. thank you so much. >>> the tension in baltimore is forcing major league baseball to make history today. >> the orioles will play the white sox at camden yards without a crowd. the stadium closed to fans. it will be the first pro baseball game played behind closed doors. baltimore's upcoming series with tampa bay is being moved to florida. >>> stay with us for more. live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> rescue effects and the climbing death toll from the earthquake in nepal. >> officials say more than 5,000 people died in saturday's quake, it registered on monitors as far as way as antarctica. dozens have been arrested for looting ruined homes. >> on the mt. everest side climbers on the nepal side of the mountain are now safe. 18 people including 4 americans, died in the avalanche, which destroyed the everest base camp. 21-year-old spencer dickinson was on the mountain. his family hadn't heard from him. he got in touch with his father. who called everyone else. [

>> i elizabeth hur live in baltimore. thank you. >> police are vowing to do everything they can to protect the community and fellow officers. they called in help from neighboring towns. >> our coverage continues with tim poole from our sister network fusion who has been live-streaming from the streets of baltimore all night long. >> reporter: when we first arrived, we came up to north and fulton. the cars were on fire at this intersection. police drove an apc into the intersection. protesters threw bottles and other debris at it. riot police came in and were flow throwing pepper balls. we chased leads the. saw fires. we have seen groups walking around with sledge hammers. crowbars. we saw a pawnshop looted. people walking out with mac books. we have seen three active fires. shortly after that, the police reoccupied north and fulton the. that's what we just saw. for those tuning in thank you so much for watching. >> that's fusion's tim poole there. you can stay with us for the latest on the unrest in baltimore. more later

. >> elizabeth hur joins us with the positions each of them is staking out. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: election day is 573 days away. but this race is already heating up. yes, the field just got more crowded. first, there was texas senator ted cruz. then came kentucky senator rand paul. and now, another republican says he is in. >> grounded by the lessons of our history, but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio, the son of cuban immigrants, making his big announcement in miami, just moments after sitting down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> i think this country is at a generational moment where it needs to decide, not what party it wants in charge but what kind of country are we going to want to be? >> reporter: wasting no time blasting hillary clinton, referring to clinton as yesterday. on the democrats' side for now, hillary clinton is the only announced candidate. and a heavy favorite. but says she is not taking anything for granted. >> i'm

we get the latest from elizabeth hur. she's there for us. good morning to you, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. and reena. so far, authorities say this curfew is working. they say police arrested only ten people last night. compared to more than 200 from monday. >> the police officers. >> reporter: the 10:00 curfew came and went with some refusing to leave. others stood arm in arm trying to keep the peace. >> go home. is that too hard to do? why stay here and get in trouble? >> reporter: from above, you can see law enforcement wearing riot gear on one side. on the other, a few defiant group of demonstrators. about 30 minutes into the curfew, officers begin firing flash bangs and tossing smoke canisters, which some protesters threw right back at the officers. >> the biggest thing is citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> reporter: the scene, chaotic. but a far cry from 24 hours earlier, when rioters torched cars and businesses. sparking the new city-wide curfew. >> we're all frustrated. we just ne

and no one says anything in response maybe the vice chair will get something more than commissioner hur gets ridiculous looks at. >> is there a motion to elect commissioner andrews as the vice chair. >> so moved. >> all in favor, say i. i. >> hearing no one that motion passes congratulations. >> the next item a discussion and possible action on the minutes. >> commissioner. we found one last minute tip on and on 0 on page 6 under the top of the page the first paragraph the third to the last line read he stated that chapter two 8 is not limited it should be linked. >> any other changes public comment that is is there a motion to do you want the minutes. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. hearing none that motion passes. >> next on the agenda is at the director's report. >> just one on the language assess ordinance we processed the paperwork to translate the documents translator as soon as the paperwork is forehand or favored they'll send the documents to the translator so we'll have documents in this year. >> can i ask in terms of the percentage of documents that we are talkin

directors we crude from new york and the points that you've made commissioner renne and commissioner hur you urge to a e have a process or soliciting combutsz from people if the regulated community and the citizens and people that are in similar positions like for example, ante fcc who certainly understands what those things are liquor or leslie the head of the ethics commission there's a group that johnson is fume with a national organization that is made up of ethics commission people but getting inputs on the job is critical before you look at the candidates and i'm not sure that h.r. a aware of a mostly target the job here is at it's you've added a great deal of duties into the commission staff and also facing a new political investment that involves for o more demands for transparency and greater knowledge of using the internet to get information to the public and prohibited behavior so all of those things going come into place not hire someone to manage a water system it is a new nuance to e so to the extent you reach out for people's thoughts and in the community what gos into the

elizabeth hur channel 6 "action news." >> "good morning america" will continue our coverage of the announcement right after "action news." >>> secretary of state john kerry will hold a meeting with members of the house to talk about the iranian deal. some lawmakers including bob menendez want to require congressional approval to ease sanctions on iran. >>> a person accused of kidnapping a jewelry store worker in center city is in custody. gay was taken into custody at a south carolina hotel on friday night. three men threw a woman into a vanna chestnut street parking garage and tortured and beat her. two others are being sought. >>> penndot crews will be working along i-676 from 5:00 a.m. every morning tuesday until saturday wednesday is tax day, you must file or seek an expansion by midnight that night. the irls -- irs says 67% of taxpayers have filed. the average refund is just over $2,800. >>> runners are running the boston marathon. the rails is a week from today and wednesday will mark two years since the bombing. the mayor decreed will be known as one boston day a new tradition to honor t

. >> commissioner hur for your patience that job the executive director job a a lighting rode and the friends of ethics loor bush have been here often with input and many members of the public what can we do to i mean certainly we you know we can't involve everyone but make the progress inclusive to make sure we have confident we have someone that last a good amount of community experience. >> i'm not a you recruitment manager of our depending on the level of i guess the executive recruit can form the services a partial recruitment that is a little bit less of an active recruitment and so they do revolver of the extraordinarily outreach with the databases they have a network of candidates they reach out naigs but first and foremost that recruitment will work with the commission and work with the ad hoc smaller committee that recruiter works with directly and do all the research and advisement necessary for widely as possible. >> i'll throw one thing the commissioners are free to have an agenda item at the future month to month wherever the put is giving they're computed. >> do you hav

. >> well, i will respond to that as best i can and commissioner hur as i roll call had the containment was filed in 2010 it was foiled both with the initiation and with the f p p credits c and when it the f p pc came to us and said they wanted to go forward with it and asked us to stand down which i think all of us feel this was the start of mistake from day one that we let it get into their hands. >> right. >> that some of our volunteers participated with the f pcc in the investigation and but the when the f p pc finally reached a conclusion and advised us they were tipped a she means to i think almost 4 years or more than 4 years had run at this point we in the interim did nothing to as a commission to say hey you know look how long this is dragging out again that i think that is part of problem we're facing today is that we didn't handle it right. >> let me ask you this if from the beginning when we turned it over to the t p pc at their request and stood down do we in general have a legal right to continue or create our own concurrent investigation if the f p pc takes on a matter an

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we do not have any word if the rioters are hur. >>> at the same time protester protesters continue the riots at this check cashing store. you can see the damage is already been done broken glass and people streaming in and out of that store people are gathering out in front of it as well. police are doing what they can tonight to try and keep the peace ass asking parents to get their kids home if they were involved in the riots. >>> unrest comes the same day a baltimore man was laid to rest after he died in police custody earlier this month. good evening i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. police also concerned tonight over a credible threat on the lives of officers. we've got lifetime coverage for tonight. let's begin with dave kinchen live for us in baltimore. dave? >> reporter: iain, we're here in one of the neighborhood of baltimore and this police -- this car continues to burn it's not a police car we're told but it's burning for about 45 minutes now. and fire crews have not been able to get down to this spot. a woman told us that she called the fire department or called 911 around

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elizabeth hur is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. yes, hillary clinton is already on the road and according to her campaign manager, it was her idea to drive to iowa that she enjoys a good road trip and having the chance to meet people. hillary clinton wasting no time hitting the road to iowa and tweeting along the way. leaving her new york home sunday afternoon in her own van around the same time her bid for the white house became official with this. >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: a video on youtube. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: the video that actually doesn't show her face until about 90 seconds in but rather showcasing people she calls everyday americans. >> right now i'm applying for jobs. >> getting married this summer. to someone i really care about. >> i'm getting ready to retire soon. >> it splices together the aspiration aspirations, the hoblacks women. she's trying to resurrect that coalition. >> reporter: it's team clinton trying to show the focus is 0 not

. >> hur ry hurry, pa, they are catching up. >> come on, let's go. >> the danger of rescuing slaves makes impression on young bill. giving him a fearlessness that begins to define him as a man. >> what are you going to do? cry? >> hey. >> hickok continues his abolitionist ways working in the union army. he comes to the rescue of one of his fellow scouts, a 12-year-old named william code de. the two will remain lifelong friends. >> all right? you fellas like picking on children? >> hickok was greatly influenced -- it caused him to get into situations where he would always stand up for the right. he was defender of the downtrodden. ♪ >> the restless hickok makes his way west and finds work with the pony express. >> the pony express is the fastest means of communication in the midwest. a relay set out between different writers to get letters from one out post to the other. what they end up doing is set up relay stations along the way. it is at one of the relay stations that wild bill hickok is not wild bill but duck bill has his first rush with violence. >> the owners of the rock strcr stati

olivia: liz we will live it there, our thanks to abc news reporter liz hur joining us live on a sceneimore. this brings us to our twitter question of the day -- did urban renewal fail in baltimore? we would love to get your thoughts about what is behind the violence. tweet us. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." craig moffett and brad hintz. craig moffett does not follow apple products directly, and brad hintz uses apple products. that is about his only qualifications. [laughter] craig, what is so cool about this? you wrote "black book" for sanford bernstein about these sum of all technology. craig: apple already is just about the largest supplier to the telecom industry, so that has become one of the largest consumers of media business. tom: the big thing i thought was a shift from a luxury park at that cap talking about the craig: middle class craig:, the middle class, the middle class. -- about the middle class some of the middle class, the middle class. craig: in china. remember, there was a push to make low andend phones to serve china. what are they buying?

. >> that will put a sfrigt into you, i'm hur. >>> and from that scary scenario to this more benign ursicn encounter. >> bears. >> you got it. >> a florida woman shocked to see not one but four bears in her backyard. she said she left garbage out for just a minute. the bears came clawing at her door. a sheriff's deputy responded, chases the bearing awa ings away. but they came back 20 minutes later. >> so the moral of the story is don't take your garbage out. >> i doubt it was out for just a minute. don't live near bears. >> don't they return too? once they find something, they come back. >> or is that just snakeds? what are you talking about. >> a poisonous snake, my parents taught me this they'll come back. >> you believe this? >> i do. my dad justified they have to sometimes kill things. >> she does "pop news" an zoology. >> zoology. remember. >> don't we have another story. >>> we move to the search for a father of five who mysteriously vanished a few days after suffering a concussion. he was last seen at a california walmart, where several clues were found. investigators are chasing s

it says she appeared at least they wanted her to appear on the old tv show home improvement to make hur seem warmer in an effort to appear in a likeable light. how important is it hillary clinton be liked? >> it is very important. back in 95 to refresh your audience dfz the debacle of the realout for healthcare the scandal is over at the travel office. hillary's ratedings were not particularly good. she was not season as particularly likeable. even more importantly shes got to be audio. we want to reintroduce. you watch the video now. >> a minute and 30 seconds you see all of these people. what is what is so important that makes it more important than hers. >> the campaign was about ordinary people. >> do you believe that? >> i think it will be their attempt. i think the press will focus on here and what they do as political insireds. she also talked about income and equality and that is something the democratic left cares about. >> you know her. >> i do. >> she is a talented politician who is not her husband. she doesn't have his skills she is shrewd, smart and can make herself likeabl

in the '50ss "the ten commandments" and a few years later "ben hur" were smash hits and oscar winners. >> it was a wayer for hollywood to show off what all of its creative departments could do. biblical pov vis call for elaborate chaos tombs, big sets, crowd scenes. >> i was good, wasn't i? >> in the 1990s, network television was also home to reare lijs-based programming. for example, "touched by an angel" starring roma downey and della reese. it was a huge hit. some weeks more than 20 million viewers watched the show. over time, by and large, religious themes went out of fashion. that changed in 2004. mel gibson, a movie star the and oscar winning director, wanted to make a film about jesus called "the passion of the christ." even he couldn't get funding. >> he ended up doing it himself. it was a $30 million independent production. it ended up making more than $600 oh million at the global box office spp despite the controversy over the graphic portrayal of the crucifixion and accusations of antisemitism it was a worldwide mega hit. >> that was a huge wake-up call that said maybe the

>> well, i'm hur the republican candidate will win for this region. four more years of barack obama's politics politics. we can't afford it. we can't afford a democratic president that doesn't care about the economy. that is putting our national security at risk by doing things like trying to legislate miz the castro brothers who brief in violence and oppression rather than democracy and freedom. i think whether it's talking about the economy or foreign policy, the republican candidate will win, and you're right florida's going to be important, and the republican will clearly win the state. i won because i focused on what was the most important to floridians? the economy. jobs jobs, sobs. >> it's always good seeing you. thank you very much. >> nice seeing you. >> governor rick scott. it's very hip for republicans to say she is too old to be president. and this guy -- what? why age is a state of mind, and focusing too much on it might reveal you have no mind. after this. ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of th

. >> guest: oh for hur. many of the people who work in the agency self identity -- >> host: many of the people self identify as liberals and why do you think that is? >> in american history we have always been friends of government. they were the people who wanted to stay with britain and the british government brought an army in to try to let them win that fight. what happens when you have tons of liberty today, republicans, libitarians and friends of government and any kind of liberal democrats, when the government comes in and is not the servant of the people but a participant in the political struggle and hits the tea party activist or republicans and sub-saharan -- subsidises the ad. and republicans don't want to work for the government. they work for themselves or the private sector. the government is a static career. you know what you will be making ten years from now. there is no such thing as i am good at this i will make twice as much as the guy sitting next it t me in my cubicle like what happens

we do not have any word if the rioters are hur. >>> at the same time protester protesters continue theheck cashing store. you can see the damage is already been done broken glass and people streaming in and out of that store people are gathering out in front of it as well. police are doing what they can tonight to try and keep the peace ass asking parents to get their kids home if they were involved in the riots. >>> unrest comes the same day a baltimore man was laid to rest after he died in police custody

remake of ben hur. that's huge. >> bold. >> can i ask you this? does he win this time? i wish could i take credit for half the work in my life, but a gentleman by the name of keith clark went back to the original source material of ben hur, most of us we think of the chariot race. we don't know about esther the coming of christ all of these elements that are so central to the novel. keith clark went back rewrote the script, wrote a phenomenal script, they basically brought me into help the production it's huge, but i can't take the credit. >> where is it shooting? >> it's shooting right now in rome. but i'm here. they're off in rome. the life of a writer. >> morgan freeman? >> morgan treefreeman, sweetest guy. it really is the largest film that i've ever been involved in. and it will be absolutely spectacular. >> exciting. john ridley thank you so much. american crime airs thursday nights on abc. and coming up, senator ted cruz says he spoke to john mccain about a very important issue. but he's in for a surprise the arizona senator says he has no clue what he's talking

. >> you're busy right now, working on ben hur with morgan freeman.distance. >> you have worked with just about everyone will smith back on "fresh prince." >> yeah if you're around long enough -- i'm working with you. check that on off. you see. it's pretty special and it is nice. to have people look at you, i still feel like i'm a kid from wisconsin. to have people look in you in the eye to think you're a peer and your work has merit, that makes it special. >> you're generating a lot of buzz right now, as well i don't know how much you can tell us a secret project with marvel reinventing a superhero. >> i found out on friday i'm working with marvel. i can't wait to find out this morning how i'm doing. it's a secret project. i honestly can't say much about it, except that i'm really happy to be working again at abc. marvel obviously know what they're doing in creating good characters. can't say too much. most of the speculation is completely wrong. >> most of it a tiny clue not all of it is wrong. john ridley thank you. >> thank you, sir. >>> american

you want to make hur that one kid doesn't feel like their parent likes them more than the other.eir parents. it's important to take some time to make sure that each kid feels special. >> one-on-one time because, a lot of us i have two daughters. you have to try to find things that you can share with each child separate from one another, yes? >> so each child feels like they have their time to shine. a kid with a baseball game one we can, they're the star. the next week a ballet recital. everyone if they don't have an event, it's important to carve out that time. doesn't need to be expensive or fancy. can be lunch. can be just a quick walk around the block. something my husband and i do with our season to make sure we have personal time with him. >> quality time. >> great advice. >>> next up in the "heat index" disney night on "dancing with the stars." lots of magic in the ballroom. but suzanne comesomers and her partner, tony, heading home. >> reporter: a night filled with fantasy. the stars dancing to delightful disney musical numbers. ♪ ♪ a pour unfortunate soul ♪ >> reporter:

the new gadgets to keep hur best friend healthier and safe. >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. 7:56man. what you say we take a look at the blue route. >> what do you say. the fools are out on this april morning. we have a lot of in delco along the blue route 476 is the route one media bypass and just over a half hour to get north if 95 up to the schuylkill with no delay would be an 18 minute ride. in north coventry watching a crash along 724 near route 100. also montgomery county in abington along susquehanna road near east ton road and getting word of one along easton southbound by 309 blocking the left turn lane. this is 42 in camden county, northbound quite busy as you can see from the black horse pike up to 295. and in gloucester township, camden county, don't forget the garwood road closed until 4 o'clock this afternoon. hickstown road up top gets you around that construction. tam. >> matt i've got the look at someplace you love your alma mater temple university there. a view from our new camera. looks beautiful out there karen rogers. how does it feel? >> it feels chilly. we s

the new gadgets to keep hur best friend healthier and safe.ight now with eileen whelan. eileen: lots of sunshine out there, cool, 30's the 40's is what you are walking out to right now but by this afternoon we will top out at 50 degrees, so definitely cooler than yesterday, rebounding tomorrow it will be breezy in the 70's, good friday bringing a chance for rain tapering off early on saturday morning, 58 on easter sunday, looking really nice, sticking with the sunshine and highs in the low 60's. jamie: take a look at the outer loop of the beltway, how jammed the traffic is. yes, we are seeing this in a lot of places. i want to focus first on maryland. top side of the beltway, we are slow, getting there is congested . 20 miles per hour is your average, but as we moved to virginia, very heavy 395 66 in on the gw parkway. here is a look at some of your travel times. jummy: prince george's county police this morning need your help finding a missing man. he was last seen on sunday morning on monmouth drive in upper marlboro. today ben cardin plans

hur oing pulse on this subject is live right now.inton has a better chance in 2016 than in 2008. weigh in right now. i'm alex whit in for thomas roberts. minutes ago we heard a second person died in the massive tornado that tore through illinois. the pictures show how devastating that picture was and because of that the governor has declared several towns disaster areas and held a press conference 75 miles west of chicago. >> we hope that is all of the fatalities. we have not heard of any other missing persons. we believe that we know the extent of this terrible loss and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families impacted. we are very blessed that more people were not hurt. >> governor iranranner is heading to fairdale. and you are seeing damage by miguel almaguer from helicopter. and talk about what it was like seeing that damage and devastation from the helicopter. >> reporter: hey alex good afternoon. it was heartbreaking to see it from the air. can you see how this tornado worked its way across. and a helicopter pilot took m

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the use of images and the way that a lot of the book sends you looking, it sends you like zora neil hur stomp says research is formalized curiosity. we have a curiosity you whet our appetite. i'm curious about the choice. i mean, in some ways it seems perfect as does the closing text, a prose poem. i can hear the even breathing. maybe you would read that for us and then talk a little bit about the choice of the turner painting at the end of the book? because i, i think the book it's it must have been really challenging to end this book -- [laughter] to come to some sort of -- or there's no finality for it because it seems you're folding back into it. it is like a theatrical production. there's more going on. but for now, for this entity this is the end. so maybe you could read this last page and talk about the painting. >> okay. no it's true. it was impossible to end this book. my friend karen green, is in the back and she knows. i was talking constantly like how do you get out of here? [laughter] but, you know, i had another friend who kept saying, oh, just write some more of those mic