phil's and charles and teresa johnson and lauren gray williams and sharon mendosa and natalie and john doe i didn't and peter and craig and jan and mike dar darla danny heather, rebecca and reaping and allen la away listen and matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my project site when i learned he was facing difficulties i came forward watching my neighbors over 89 years old as passing on and new generations are coming in it's beautiful to so someone who's committed to our neighborhood bruno is doing this to raise his family i had last year accusations i said this is my home and that's what bruno is trying to do so create a space for to raise his children as well as

he also said that even earlier supreme court decision which a case called john doe -- john doe corporation versus john doe agency, in which the supreme court decided that a audit that had been conducted by the defense contracting aud itting agency, just plain vanilla audit, that would -- that was more or less publicly available when it was created, qualified as a law exemption record after it became part of a fbi investigation of the contractor. and the argument was that the statute said no it has to be -- to be covered by exemption 7, has to be created for law enforcement purposes, and the court agreed that no, it can also be compiled for law enforcement purposes. so the court as i said with alito's concurrence basically said oh, okay, anything can be -- anything that's compiled for law enforcement purposes qualifies, and so all of this information qualifies. and i mean this is kind of like, you know, as i say, i'm kind of just in my mind, just talking about disaster waiting to be happen because i think this expands the -- the category of law enforcement records to such an extent that you

like to welcome on the one hand our state and federal zoning administrator cesarean and regional john doeu (clapping) and staff representing senator d and feinstein and mark lien no right away right now we have at about invocation we want to start welcome warming san francisco interfaith director be michael pappus michael (clapping.) let us bow our heads in prayer oh, mighty educator of the united nations u universe i fixed the earth on your foundation we are humid when the forces of nature temporary shift the ground on which we walk in those moments of vushlthd we're reminded of our limitations and yet having fashioned us in our lickness we see beyond temporary surviving that through our relationships with one another we like the phoenix rising from the ashes arises stronger with greater commitment to seek the greater good rather than that satisfies our perm vaifrz values on this the 25 anniversary of literally we gather to pause and reflect we pause and reflect brown upon our 63 boggs who lost their lives on this traffic day and intranscribe their names in our book of life we pause and

. >> john does it raise questions for you regarding consumer safety, that is one of the questions that craig raised. >> let me say this to you. there are occasions where that expertise that that person has needs to go either into the public side, or into the private side. we see it in europe and i've seen it in europe firsthand where people that work for airbus will take a leave of absence for two or three years and go into the government to oversee the products and the industry they just came from. now you're saying if that's bad there's no ethics, there's no morals in these people. i find most people in aviation industry have high regard for the jobs that they have. you heard it earlier. on the whistle blowers. >> i'm going to have to end you there because we are unfortunately out of time. thanks to mark, john, craig and cynthia. you can catch the documentary broken dreams the boeing 787 on al jazeera america at the time times listing on your screen. until next time, waj and i will see you online. ojohn kerry arrives in nor the final talks. almost 1,000 people have been killed in ukr

. >> see if he got arrested, see if he was in the hospital, see if there were any john does. >> reporterwhen that turned up nothing he asked for help. hours later missing person fliers dotted dozens of electrical poles and a social media campaign ramped up, hashtag help find shane was trending locally. that triggered police detectives and canine units with helicopters scanning the river banks as night fell. >> we're just hoping that he, if he can hear me, that he knows that we are looking for him and that we love him and i'm going to find him. >> reporter: and there you can see one of the dozens of missing persons fliers that have been posted around the manayunk area tonight. the search has been called off for the remainder of this evening. it is set to resume here starting at the church behind me tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. we're live in manayunk tonight, matt rivers, "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly. >> a very cold night outside for those mark shoppers. kate bilo with us. kate the temperatures going to stay this cold. >> yeah, it's just getting colder and colder jessica a

see if there were any john does. >> when that turned up nothing, he asked for help.ours later, missing person flyers dotted dozens of look tri cal poles and social media campaign ramped up hashtag help find shane was trending on twitter locally by friday night. that joined police detectives and k9 units. police helicopter scanning the river banks as night fell. >> we're just hoping that he -- if he can hear me, that he knows that we are looking for him and that we love him and i'm going to find him. >> reporter: there you can see one of the dozens of missing person flyers posted around the manayunk area trying to help find shane montgomery. the search has been suspended for the rest of this evening. it is set to resume at the church behind me tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. we're live in manayunk tonight matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you. >>> new tonight an suv plows into a pharmacy in northeast philadelphia. this happened just after 6:00 tonight in the 9400 block of state road in torresdale. police say the woman behind the wheel got confused and

john: all the time. lemonis: how does it make the employees feel? john: like [bleep] lemonis: and when you guys were together in a relationship, was it normal? becky: not since we got here. this kind of really was the downfall. lemonis: can the relationship be repaired if you're not working together? john: i no longer want to be with her. i'm looking for a wife eventually. becky: there's news, 'cause he told me he was never getting married again. john: i told you i was never gonna marry you. becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: well, it's an interesting place. how do you work in this environment? i mean, i only got a dose of it. -man: very carefully. -bryan: it's been calm today. -lemonis: today's been calm? -man #2: today's been calm. -bryan: nice and calm. -man #2: mm-hmm. if they ever get on the same page, they can do a lot. it's just...hate. hate and mistrust. bryan: i mean, i think we all do a pretty good job of knowing how to do everything. i think if you just kind of threw us into most spots, we could probably all just do it. lemonis: it's interesting t

john: all the time. lemonis: how does it make the employees feel? john: like [bleep] lemonis: and when you guys were together in a relationship, was it normal? becky: not since we got here. this kind of really was the downfall. lemonis: can the relationship be repaired if you're not working together? john: i no longer want to be with her. i'm looking for a wife eventually. becky: there's news, 'cause he told me he was never getting married again. john: i told you i was never gonna marry you. becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: well, it's an interesting place. how do you work in this environment? i mean, i only got a dose of it. -man: very carefully. -bryan: it's been calm today. -lemonis: today's been calm? -man #2: today's been calm. -bryan: nice and calm. -man #2: mm-hmm. if they ever get on the same page, they can do a lot. it's just...hate. hate and mistrust. bryan: i mean, i think we all do a pretty good job of knowing how to do everything. i think if you just kind of threw us into most spots, we could probably all just do it. lemonis: it's interesting t

john: the idea of sharing, communal property. it does lead to what economists call the tragedy of the comic. the tragedy because nasty things happen when everyone on something. i first heard that phrase and a story about some shepherds who live around a grassy area they call the commons. of the shepherds shared this free green grass and they grab as much as possible. captain breeding sheep. many more to raise. soon all the grass was gone. the sheep died. the shepherd said nothing. so then they debt divided it into parcels. now each one owned one. each had an incentive to limit the number that grazed on his grass. prosperity happened. everyone lives happily ever after. okay. is not quite that simple, but we should think about this today on thanksgiving. this week school children were taught, it's a day of sharing. pilgrims and indians shared the fruits of the harvest, but that misses the point. most of their teachers don't even know. thanks to sharing the programs almost starved. george mason university economist brush roberts as the real

>> i believe john boehner does.is an excellent golfer. >> who is more likely to take a mulligan? >> i was not part of the foursome. >> no comment. >> neither of them. >> you are known as mr. optimism. sketch this out. for the next two months, in this lame duck session, your most optimistic portrait of what will happen to the country regarding the congressional action and the president's behavior. >> let me see a couple specific things. one, if we can get the funding we need to deal with ebola in africa and here at home, we can make progress on eyes so, that will be progress. we have nominations that are backed up. we want to get through with those. then we can begin building the foundations to get stuff done next year. and the meeting the president is having is the start of that. >> dan pfeiffer, thank you. when we come back, we will answer a question that has been puzzling scholars for a generation. who is mitch mcconnell? ♪ >> our look at a man in the news this week making headlines, talking about his vision. his

every year john lewis does this christmas commercial. involved. 13.5 million people watched it just this week alone. i want you guys to see it, too. it's so sweet. >> it made such an impact he was saying john lewis may have already won christmas. he is a big story in the uk. this is the story, the adorable story of monty the penguin. it's a young boy and his penguin monty. they do everything together. they make lego things, jump on the trampoline. they build a fort. they go to the park and hang out. they play football together. helps the family build the christmas tree. ♪ seems like all we really were doing ♪ ♪ was waiting for love >> he is a little distracted by something. they play outside. monty is seeing love everywhere. monty wants to be loved. >> monty wants a girlfriend. >> they wake monty up on christmas morning. brings him downstairs. covers his eyes. >> well, hello. >> this is his imaginary friend penguin? that is a sweet commercial. >> go online and check it out. you can see it on rightthisminute.com. >> it's time for us to gi

john wall doing what john wall does, to the bucket. forces the action. and-one. the game was close until the fourth quarter. the hawks went on a 12-0 run. jeff t to mike scott. atlanta with a lead. but then jeff teague took it over, ending with 28 points. the wizards made a close, but the final was 106-102, atlanta over washington. terps beat arizona state to go to 4-0 last night. tonight they took on 13th-ranked iowa state. several freshmen played big roles. 23-16 terps. iowa state helped them a little, turning it over. they give it back to maryland. maryland will take this. bang.s, yes, sir, in the second half, the turks have the lead and they controlled it. starting to light things up from the bonus. the turks would build a 10-point lead. right now they're up by 10 and there is less than one minute to play in the ball game. the terrapins look like they will go to 5-0. tennessee state and virginia. virginia to anthony gill in transition. , on. time winding down in the first half, virginia leading big. justin anderson buries a three ball. cavaliers beat tennesse

. -- john does an impossible thing. he puts his own name on the dead man. he assumes the name of this dead soldier to live. it's -- what can you do to live? without risking your life. what can you do? certainly, andersonville escape a very unsuccessful thing, but it's being tried all of the time. freedom-seeking. southern prisons become places where prisoners are the slaves. when they escape, they are hunted by dogs. at andersonville, one of the things that distinguishes andersonville from other southern prisons -- when you're caught, you're brought back and heavily punished. many of those punishments sound like they're straight out of slave narratives. iron collars, balls and chains, prisoners are whipped. escape is a very unsuccessful thing. and why do you do it? why do you endeavor to keep trying? escape is hope. the other part of the escape story, more so in the prisons in the carolinas than andersonville is this. who is risking their lives to fleeing soldiers? a small class of white southern unionists, and they're certainly taking risks, but by the 193

he also said that -- even earlier supreme court decision, a case called john doe corporation versus john doe agency in which the supreme court decided that an audit that had been conducted by the defense contracting auditing agency, a plain vanilla audit that was more or less publically available when it was created qualified as a law exemption record after it became part of an fbi investigation of the contractor. the argument was that the statute said, it has to be -- to be covered by exemption 7, it has to be created for law enforcement purposes. the court agreed that it can be compiled for law enforcement purposes. so the court, as i say, with al alito's agreement, said all of this information qualifies. this is kind of like -- kind of just in my mind just a disaster waiting to happen, because i think this expands the category of law enforcement records to such an extent, almost anything that pertains in any way to security or resource management or anything could be law enforcement. so we now have this case on the books. fortunately, nobody hardly has used it. the other case wasn'ted

this is the biggest ever municipality bankruptcy, john. does this set precedence? >> this is a arning. the first waaning don't expect much from government spending going forward for the overall economy. something to look at these numbers. over the past 10 years, real state and local government spending has contracted by contrast, 2004, growing 2 1/2, 3% on a allly. that support to the government is gone. state and local governments have to tighten their belts if only to make good on pension and health care promises they made to the baby boom generation. that will be interesting story. tracy: speaking of, jack, the judge said it boarded on miraculous that the pensions were basically held intact through this whole thing. >> that is choice you make between the pensioners and creditors. and creditors got hit hard here. the problem going forward for states with big pension obligations, bond buyers will take a careful look before investing money. >> i really, i think one of the sort of things coming out for ouu viewers, if you're in mmnicipal bond market should yo3 be fr

walker even managed to survive when six members of his team were convicted under the john doe investigationwalker wins, he'll quickly turn his sights to a 2016 run for the white house. the latest ppp poll has walker ahead by just one pointic chall burke. in 2010, republican governor association spent $5.2 million on walker's campaign. for the 2012 recall, they spent $9 million. and this time around, they dropped $8 million into walker's campaign. tomorrow we'll see if republicans long term invest chlt pays off. if walker wins, the sgchltgop w have a radical battle tested anti-worker hero ready for a presidential race. it would be the third opportunity that the progressives have tried to knock off walker and were not able to do it. that might say a lot on the national scene. if walker loses, it sends a message to the republican governors nationwide don't mess with the workers. joining me tonight on our rapid response panel, congresswoman gwenn moore of wisconsin and chief of progressive magazine. great to have both with us. congresswoman, let's talk about milwaukee. the turnout. the presiden

. >> see if he got arrested, see if he was in the hospital, see if there were any john doe's. >> when that turned up nothing, he asked for help. hours later, missing person flyers dotted dozens of electrical polls and social media campaign ramped up, hashtag help finds shane was trending on twitter locally by friday night. that joined police detectives and k9 units. with the police helicopter, scanning the river banks, as night fell. >> we're just hoping that he, if he can hear me, that he knows that we are looking for him and that we love him and i'm going to find him. >> there you can see one of the dozens of missing person flyers posted by volunteers across the manayunk area. the search was called off late friday evening, and set to resume once again at 10:00 a.m. we're in manayunk, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, a suv plows into a pharmacy in northeast philadelphia, it happened just after 6:00 last night in the 9400 block of state road in torresdale. police say the woman behind the wheel got confused and accidentally drove through the storefront. no one was

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see if there were any john doe's. >> what that turn up nothing, he asked for help. hours later missing person flyers dotted dozens of electrical polls and social media campaign ramped up, hashtag help fine shane was trending on twitter locally by friday night. that, joined police detectives and k9 unit. with police helicopter scanning the river bank as night fell. >> we are just hoping if he can hear me that he knows that we are looking for him and that we love him and i'm going to find him. >> there you can see one of the dozens of missing person flyers posted by volunteers across the manayunk area. the search was called off late friday evening and is set to resume once again at 10:00 a.m. we're in manayunk, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meantime, a suv plows into a pharmacy in northeast philadelphia. it happened just after 6:00 last night in the 9400 block of state road in torresdale. police say the woman behind the wheel got confused, and accidentally drove through that storefront. no one was hurt. the pharmacy was closed. >> ray rice's indefinite su

. >> hinojosa: when you feel like you're not listening fully, does something catch you and say, "john, stop"? >> yeah, it does. >> hinojosa: when does that happen? >> if i find myself getting angry, you know, and i'm going, "well, wait, i have to stop." and if i'm listening to someone and take whatever it is that i'm getting angry about, and i say "okay, you're going to be able to get angry about that, but not right now. just put that aside, and listen to this person, because maybe you haven't heard yet of what you need to hear. now, you can always get angry. you can always come back and have what you believe to be that, you know, inside you. but let's put it aside for now and listen." angry is maybe the wrong word. passionate is... i think that's the better word. >> hinojosa: so here's a question i have for you. i mean, i'm sure that over these years when you were walking and not talking, the number of times that people said to you, "john francis, (speaking spanish) you're crazy"... >> si. >> hinojosa: you know, and you did... again, you did walk through south america, across the uni

. >> if john kerry does a deal with iran on their nuclear program, that will finish any hope any of isiswill prove what al baghdadi has been saying all along. he is telling everybody, the united states is backing shiite that goes persian gulf. only one standing in the way of that is isis. ird point is going to be made. it will be terrible for the sunnies. terrible for us. >> colonel north nice to he sue. >> good to see you. i will send you pictures of my dog. >> he has a new puppy. >>> a job is going to send shiver up your spine. senator lindsey graham is here next. follow me on twitter right now brand new handle @greta. really easy. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab paragraph pra a fire now becoming a reality. a known

will have a more substantial republican majority than even he expected, i believe, and that john boehner doesl, means that the leaders have more flexibility to push back on the renegade members of the party and prevent those things from happening. the flip side is that the breadth and depth of the republican victory will encourage renegades. ted cruz, people like that, to push harder saying we need to redeem conservative promises. i would expect that's a running tension through the congress and expect that boehner and mcconnell will prevail in that. >> what do you think the president needs to do and adopt a leadership style to be effective over the next couple of years given the shift in power here, john? >> reporter: figure out, mandy, first of all, how much time he has left to get anything constructive done. secondly, what can he do on his own hook? he's experimenting with the strategy over a couple of of years and gotten significant things done through that, the epa regulations and not final yet and so that process is one of feeling out, how much can i do without congress stopping me, over

. >> does john padesta figure in? >> i think so. i think it would be very damaging for the president if he is moving toward legacy. republicans realize that going towards 2016, they have to show a different brand. senator senator mcconnell says there will be no more touchdown. shut down. >> the issue the that will continue in my judgment is the economy and the republicans have to come forward with something that makes sense compared so what they have not been able to persuade the obama administration to bring to the public. if they get a series of legislative programs that deal with the issue of the economy in particular, the jobs issue which is very weak, i think they will be able to gain a lot of credibility. if they don't, there will just be another ... >> there is common ground, john. everyone agrees a corporate tax rate of 34% is absurd. the $2 trillion sitting aproud, it needs to be brought home. we disagree they could use the money. some of the money for that for infrastructure. there are areas where you can find common groun

and john boehner does need a new majority so he can govern and the back benchers don't basically run when we come back, the green money machine. move over koch brothers, time stier is spending big in tight midterm races. will it turn the tide in the democrats' favor on tuesday? hey, this job looks perfect. it says you need people skills... check. a driver's license... check. and a high-school diploma or a ged. [dramatic music] announcer: skip the drama. get your ged. i got that. you are good to go. announcer: take that first step towards a better future and sign up for free classes now at yourged.org. and james freeman. an ad so simplistic even a caveman could see through it. what do you make of that? >> well, i think it's interesting because that's one of the few places in the country where trier is spending money on the climate change message. in other places it's a loser. he doesn't talk about his real agenda there. there i guess, i don't know how accurate it is, this claim that everyone except caveman believes -- it's pretty ridiculous. but i think maybe that's one place where vo

when john stewart does a piece on it, that will be the okay for them to cover it. otherwise, they have no courage. >> what if there was a video that was released of a bush adviser saying that they duped the american public into going into iraq because the american public was stupid and they convinced them it was the right thing to do at the time. not one but two, three, four, five videos. >> i think the mentions would be just look at the math. you would see it in the double digits in the first week. they wouldn't wait for nine days to cover a story that has massive implications for the economy and the supreme court is going to hear the case that will look at whether or not the i.r.s. can oversee the subsidies to the federal exchanges. and, you know, there is some language that gruber used in regards to the federal implementation that could be very problematic and that is news worthy regardless of how you feel about the president. >> or illegal. >> yeah. and the majority of americans and gallop has shown there has not been over 50% approval over obamacare since its

the chief, the mayor, the governor does not support them, there's no way they should not have a few thousand cops out there that is trained in this sort of control. john, what does it take? we saw this a few months ago. >> let me push back. for the last two weeks we heard about the build-up. there's hundreds of police officers. they bring in the national guard, and what we heard from the protesters was "you're fuelling the fire. you're causing this. you're not helping this situation." this is what we have seen. were they simply not prepared? did they not get enough people involved and didn't have the right plan. what do you think? >> i think one of the things - people are race-baden, this whole situation - black, white. i believe the government doesn't want to pretty much upset the minority communities, where the government, police officials, the main goal and purpose should be to protect the citizens of ferguson. if that means the government taking a few shot, that means there's too much deployment, and there's less casualties, i'll take that. >> we heard the president of the united states say - he hoped the ferguson police use restraint. yet, if the

if your view, john, what does that do for the folks who want to keep this issue alive.ecause as we said, this is the case in ferguson at the very time that we're seeing protests spread around the nation. >> i think that the people who want to protest, they see that something is positive happening this evening. i think those protesters do not want to see their property burned down. they don't want to see their city burned down and various businesses. so to the extent that they could see that it was a positive response and there was a good protest activity and good people participating, they want to do it themselves. heem are not going to start without worrying about being hurt or property being destroyed. the issue is where to go go from here. maybe that's a complex issue. but protesting is something they really want to do. if they can see that you can do it without being hurt or property being destroyed, i think they should do so. >> with chang coming here, does that reduce the likelihood of problems in the next couple of days or can we not say that? >> we would like to

the cabinet -- >> but hagel endorsed barack obama for president of the united states. >> but john mccain does like hagel. and you would think, just for diversity sake, they could have kept one republican in the cabinet. so i think in that sense it's a minor misstep. the bigger problem, of course, is that all of the policies that are getting him in trouble are white house policies. they are not hagel. >> that's the criticism. you hear it from people in the administration, in the executive branch, the obama administration that the white house micromanages everything and it's so frustrating to these cabinet members. you've heard that criticism? >> it is. but i believe in a strong white house. back in the day, ronald reagan in his second term didn't know who his housing secretary was. he called him a mayor. you don't want that kind of disengagement. i think jeremy bash who you had on earlier, a very well-sourced guy, a lot of important things inside the pentagon taking on sexual assault and budget cuts. but now they want a mr. or miss outside who can deal with the policy change and with a house r

john. what does that little book say about reporters. some people feel if we have an armageddon, there will be three life on earth, cockroaches, coyotes, and reporters. i was lucky. did serve in the army for 2 1/2 years. but we didn't have a warp on at that time. the closest i got to it was in nevada three yards away from when they blew up an atomic device equal to the and nagasaki bombs, some people say that proves it. letters are a dying art. telephone., and a i have the privilege of reading three letters from world war ii. begin. though i know i can never become a young navy pilot wrote to his mother in 1942. fight. being physically able and young enough, i belong at the front, the better. ess than a year later, the young pilot was in combat. home, i hope rote children have to fight a war. not ds disappearing, it's right. that's george herbert walker bush. 1944, bush r 2, almost became a casualty himself in the war when his plane was caught on fire off of an island. the plane, om striking his forehead on the ail and parachuted to the

i'm john buccigross. big ben does it again. touchdown passes for the second straight week as the steelers dominate the ravens sunday night. 43-23. that makes 12 touchdown passes in the last two weeks. no one had ever done that in the history of the nfl. the steelers have won three straight games and are now 6-3. >>> quarterback news not good in philadelphia. nick foles broke his collarbone. he's out indefinitely. mark sanchez led item to the win. >>> broncos visiting the patriots. tom brady versus peyton manning. looking okay. early second quarter, and rob ninkovich. what a huge play in the game. intercepts manning. later in the second, patriots up 13-7. colquitt, oops, drops the ball. everything is fine. edleman makes a move. and another move. and suddenly, he has lots of turf. 84 yards! and the patriots go on to win, 43-21. over the broncos. >>> don't forget, "monday night football" tonight. it's andrew luck and the colts visiting eli manning and the giants. kickoff at 8:15 eastern. "monday night countdown" begins at 6:00. >>

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this does give john boehner a lot more flexibility in what he does. before they had about 230, if he lost 15 republicans lot more flexibility. you wouldn't see a situation like you saw last time in the shutdown fight in which a relatively small number of republicans could withdraw their support for somebody leaving boehner high and dry. now he has a lot more to work with. >> a much biggerwhile they did a majority this is a big deal in the house? >> yeah. look, the fact is that the country is so volume cannized with these districts it's hard to make big gains anymore. people thought the republicans were reaching upper limit of what they could potentially win. now speaker boehner is going to have what people are calling around him a governing majority. which means they can lose some of the tea party faction. never vote for him even for speaker much less legislation and still get things done. a lot more that nurvelt for him and lot moammar jimmization for democrats. >> alma adams becomes the 100th woman in congress. that's an announcement. we now have 10

>> back at the public staging area, the dapper john's discomfort rises. >> does the other officer have >> i think he was carrying my wallet. i'm sorry to turn this way, but i don't believe those cameras have the right to be on. >> police identified the camera-shy john as 56-year-old roger zipkin of mil valley. zipkin sells multi-million dollar homes in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods of marin county. >> what address do you want me to put down? >> can i say this away from the cameras, please? can i -- can you remove these people. and i'd be happy to tell you. >> this guy has an sf number? >> yeah, right here. >> a further check reveals a prior arrest, but zipkin won't discuss it on camera. >> you got your stuff expunged, for police purposes, we're going to know it, just for investigation purposes, stuff like that. regardless if it was dismissed. >> if he doesn't want to say it on camera. >> no, i don't want the cameras here, period, but i guess i don't -- >> i have no control over that, okay? >> i understand what you're saying. i'm not here to not cooperate with you. don't you