joe marshall i'm the dosh director of the live and free boy's club. been in this building many times a form employee with the school district for years and i was out here a lot. nice to be here again. commissioner >> good evening and thank you for having us out it's a pleasure to be here. my name is viewingus i'm the vice president of police commission. i'm head of the labor and employment group of reed smith which is a law enforcement and my progression it litigation coming up >> hello, i'm sue i didn't i'm one of your neighbors. i'm living and raising my family in the district. would have my daughters go to the neighborhood schools. my mom lives here with us i know they're going to pop-in here at one point so if you see kids it's not mine. thank you to supervisor tanking we love to come out out we're and it says a lot about the support from the supervisors. my background i'm a form prosecutor in san francisco and i see some colleagues ron from the district attorney's office. i come foot prospective to do everything with he can to make sure that the

in our san francisco commissioners including joe marshall, michelle davis, and susan christian from her human rights commission. who you later here this evening, and also of course, again, don to zia and jennifer to peter for their great work. one of the highlights i have in my own personal history is that moment where i was serving as the director of the human rights commission, and i went to mayor willie brown at the time. it again i indicated to him that, yes, i've had many years of advocacy on behalf of people but i really wanted to do something more direct. so he asked me what was that. i want to get into the real business of the city where people get hired, contracts get awarded, the real business of the city. he said, why do you want to do that could i said because i believe we'll civil rights movement is an economic justice. and i felt women-owned and minority owned businesses could be key to that and that as i grew in these positions there was something else that i wanted to do. something that i had learned from the civil rights movement. something that ms. obama says consulate

marshall. i just read the comments from the president, he said in 2007 that a president wouldn't have the constitutional authority. let's go to the same year, joeen, listen to what he said. >> i was chairman of the judiciary committee for 17 years or its ranking member. i teach separation of powers in constitutional law. this is what i know. i got together and brought a group of constitutional scholars together to deliver a piece to the united states senate. the president has no constitutional authority to take this nation to war unless we're attacked or unless there is proof that we are about to be attacked. and if he does, if he does, i would move to impeach him. the house obviously has to do that, but i would lead an effort to impeach him. the reason for my doing that, i ay it because they should understand that what they were threatening, what they were saying, what was adding up to be what looked like to the rest of the world, what we were about to do, would be the most disastrous thing that could be done in this moment in our history that i can think of. >> i'll go back to obama, he said the president does not have the power under the con

marshal teams believed that was dimaggio and hannah on the ground. the hostage rescue teams quickly moved in. >> well, joining me now is joe fryer who is in boise, idahoood day to you. is hannah saying anything to you? i know we had a limited time in the last hour. has she shared any details yet? >> reporter: you know, not yet. certainly she's not speaking publicly at this point. we have to assume she's speaking with rescuers. after she was rescued in the idaho wilderness, she was taken by helicopter to a hospital to be checked out. the initial impression before she was taken to the hospital was that she appeared to be okay but they wanted to have her checked out just in case. of course, we have to keep in mind that this has probably been a very traumatic week for her and it started a week ago with the apparent murders of her mother and her brother. the fbi is promising all the resources needed to try to help hannah and her family help with this very difficult time. alex? >> yeah, absolutely. are you hearing details about the rescue operation? do we know how many fbi personnel were going in there? what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, we don't know exac