the language that's been redacted from the report we have jason reed here so if we can't get the mayors administration we to get involved we'll show it on the overhead >> i'm sorry, i didn't know you wanted me to know the slide but when you. >> that's what i wanted you to do. >> i'm sorry, i didn't guess that but your office that found the information will bring the slide over here. give me about thirty seconds >> i'm happy to make a comment to give you those thirty second. i really appreciated the presentation from the department of environment and the sfmta. the goals are incredibly important for us to reach we're progressive around the environment and on reducing our carbon footprint. the it is great to see the breakdown was around the transportation and fuel. the sliefrl on waste and i guess the other was on construction. and in this area it's good to understand where our issue is occurring and i'm sorry energy was the other large factor. so it's important as a policymaker to understand what we're supposed be phone call our energy. it's great to see we're becoming important fuel-eff

law institute at the university of new hampshire and a legal analyst for "sports illustrated" and jason reedsports columnist for "the washington post" who covered the clipper as a beat writer. thanks to both of you for being here. jason, i want to start with you because you have covered the clippers extensively and you know sterling. tell me about him, both personally, because you've interviewed him, but also his reputation before this controversy. >> well, you know, you knew that there were things that were said when you were around the team about donald sterling's views on things. and when you would talk to people they would say -- >> that he had racist views on things. >> that he had racist views on things. people would tell you that. but when you were in his presence in personal settings, i've had dinner with him, he's had my wife to dinner, us as a couple. when our first child was born, the clippers sent something to the hospital as a gift. so, you know, a lot of times when you deal with people on a personal level and you hear things and you hear things that are attributed to them there