. >> commissioner president katz commissioner adams commissioner brandon commissioner murphy commissioner ho item 2 approval of for the december 16th meeting all in favor, say i. opposed? minors are approved. >> item 3 public comment on executive session. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed item 4 which you have session. >> a motion to move to which you have section all in favor, say i. we'll be matters. >> is there a motion to. >> i move to reconvene in open section. >> opposed? >> do in the disclose anything in closed session. >> all in favor, say i. >> i pledge of allegiance of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all please be advised that the ring of and use of cell phones and pagers and similar sounding dries are prohibited and please be advised that anyone can be removed if the room for the ringing of device and cell phones please be advised that a member of the public has up to 3 minutes on agenda items phillips or listless the port commission goes for a shorte

. >> good afternoon, president katz and vice president adams and commissioners. my name is (inaudible) i'm a development project manager in the development and planning division of the port. thank you, president katz and commissioner woo ho for directing us to invite the mayor to make this presentation. it is a timely presentation given that the city is in a state of what i call all hands on deck to address the pressing need for more affordable housing in the city. the purpose of this presentation is to provide an opportunity to inform the port commission and the public about housing city-wide affordable housing program that development project pipeline and the distribution and location of key affordable housing sites, including the potential affordable housing site at the port and an update on the proposed affordable housing development on seawall lot 322-1 at the corner of broadway and front. the housing office is continuously looking for strategies to meet the affordable housing need of the city. i hope that the mayor's office of housing presentation will elab

but, anyway, bottom line is katz can come in with heavy duty money also. >> i think sam katz, i would not count out candidacy by someone like bill green and a lot of wild card out there. but senator williams has like jim kenny had has a wide base of support not only african-american support but also in the business community, on education. >> he has been fund raising quietly before declaring. >> yes. >> i think a lot of people saying this is not an exciting race this will be a heavyweight bought. we have a lot of interesting people. they are not interesting because we know them but there have been public servants for many, many years. they know ins and outs of our government. they know the city. so we do have have a nice portfolio of people who know our city, pretty well who i'm just waiting to see what the next vision is for next 50 years. >> yes let's talk state politics now. new governor has had a busy couple weeks. tom wolf stepped in harrisburg. he has to appoint state supreme court justices before the the election to fill the seats permanently. and i'm not sure he will get them

team she's got all the refreshments and everything and alison for special projects and ashley from katz i didn't see office give another hand (clapping.) all right. ready to have some fun and a little bit of drinks and coloring okay. thank you all for coming he really appreciate that this you guys have administrative code made this happy give yourselves a big hand thank you very much thank you >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. everybody is there to enjoy a literary reading. >> the best lit in san francisco. friendly, free and you might get fed. ♪ [applause] >> this san francisco ryther created the radar reading series in 2003. she was inspired when she first moved to this city in the early 1990's and discover the wild west atmosphere of open mi it's ic in the mission. >> although there were these open mics every night of the week, they were super macho. people writing poems about being jerks. beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wanted th

katz has run for mayor three times in the past.not saying if he's running this time. >>> there are already five candidates declared in the race for mayor including lynn abraham, nelson diaz doug oliver milton street and anthony williams. >>> an armed robber is caught on tape inside a philadelphia drugstore, but the crime didn't exactly go as planned. the cashier took action. wait until you hear what happened next. >>> and philadelphia leaders celebrate the 2016 dnc. others aren't so lucky and we have reaction from the runners up, new york and ohio. >>> here's what's coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:00 a cashier tried to turn the tide on a man holding her up at a local cvs, but it didn't work. this is video from inside the cvs in philadelphia's east mount erie neighborhood. on tuesday, a man with a bb gun handed a demand note to the cashier. as the cashier put money in the bag she grabbed the suspect's gun and it fell to the ground. the man went behind the counter and started punching her. he t

by labeling that rdt preferred edition in the not true and the lastly brief this design reflect our katz and mine modification this is not true one of the actual modifications buzz moving the second-story forward keeps the second-story we've measured that at least 26 feet from the sidewalk that's fallout back from the sidewalk from the front of the house and the two donor messengers we're added we know this is compliant because this department scrutinized it and asked us to make a modification based on the historic presentation concerns so the historic premise argument is speak also and the project sponsors falsely preferred that from soliciting from neighborhood n neighborhoods can you dune in and this the departments recommended this box says we have looked at the landowners drawings in an alternate we understand the department of health favors it was the offer blown design i'll showed you they've signed a letter support our appeals and asking the board to compromise another neighbors that signed the petition they want to be neutral and not be involved in this matter those appeals can'

. >> reporter: today little pearl celebrated her second birthday with her class at the katz community center she was excited to have her sister estelle come to the party but the big surprise was when daddy joe kern walked into the room. >> estelle went right into daddy's arms and pearl went to grandpa. she is turning 2, they have not seen their father since june 16th he is a sergeant first class stationed in qatar she missed estelle's second birthday. >> we spoke about and we said you have to come home. >> mom agreed it should be a surprise but the girls are young and she was not sure how they would react. >> pearl did not remember him and we thought she would have a better reaction. but estelle was incomplete shock. >> are you so happy to see him? >> yes. >> he is only here until tuesday and then flies back overseas five-days to spend with his daughters who changed so much since he has been away. estelle is taller and pearl is walking and talking now. kern's deployment ends soon and they are counting the days. >> being home is better than being away. >> and kern surprised his own mot

team she's got all the refreshments and everything and alison for special projects and ashley from katzidn't see office give another hand (clapping.) all right. ready to have some fun and a little bit of drinks and coloring okay. thank you all for coming he really appreciate that this you guys have administrative code made this happy give yourselves a big hand thank you very much thank you >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beaut

. >> good afternoon, commissioners and commissioner president katz graegsz the rest of the commissioners give me a moment for a brief presentation on the screen here i'm dan with the ports planning and development division i'm here to give you an informational presentation on the rewriting of the ports guidelines with the purposes have to clarify the port policies on signage to meet the needs of port tenants and to manage put signage in alignment with that development of historic property and other properties we have okay. the topics i'd like to cover include a brief introduction to the current sign guidelines and some of the challenges we meet and putting signs on port properties as we've had experience in the past years and what new commercial sign guidelines could look like port adapted it's current sign guidelines in 1997 a few months before the guideline it allows did signage based on the linear side it is a one-size-fits-all that works well with the seawall shortly after the guidelines the port adapted the waterfront and in 2004 the embarcadero historic district and in 2014 the lan

team she's got all the refreshments and everything and alison for special projects and ashley from katz i didn't see office give another hand (clapping.) all right. ready to have some fun and a little bit of drinks and coloring okay. thank you all for coming he really appreciate that this you guys have administrative code made this happy give yourselves a big hand thank you very much thank youing, everyone welcome to the february 3, 2015 of the entertainment commission oh, i don't see any added i'm the president of the commission i'm commissioner tan if you could please turn off our cells or put them on vibrate we pretty sure if you fill out the cards and say who you are and what our speaking about and thank you to the sfgovtv and 3 to 4 services for broadcasting this out to the public every time we meet thank you very much so we'll move on and start with roman numeral. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner lee commissioner perez commissioner tan we have a quorum. >> great the first item we don't need to do. >> no. >> it's the selection of the presiding officer we will mov

one person sort of wheeling and dealing to get our nurses they'll be doing realtime two jobs taking katz and figuring out what to do it is not always a 9-1-1 an unadorable situation like leveraging the serviced when we talk about the care we can leverage the home and health care i've been doing with the goal of stabilize and keep them from bouncing in and out of effective levels of care to have a healthy shelter stay this is not also possible other piece is the advocacy when that happens without the advocacy people bounce in and out of hospital and there's not a lot of dialog so for instance, if i have someone that is xhaepd and the shelter sends them out or the noose is aware that someone goes to an emergency room he advocate with the hospital sometimes, it is miting people that is difficult and prevention so people don't get to the point they're unable to take care of them medication management and the nurses are on site full-time 40 hours and 36 hours one american people expert and one an emt to be on call for the short term management working with the staircase team with an enter dis

anthony williams, sam katz told me he reregistered as an independent. else thinking about running later on in the election and doesn't have to go through a primary. >> >>> how do you think the race is shaping up? >> typically by this time you have a clear frontrunner that's different than in years past. we need someone to speak up for the business community on that side. somebody needs needs to grab that mantel. john cast cast steel. local republicans would like to see him get in. >> i think he said no. >> he wants to be woo'd i'm hearing. >> whomp the next mayor -- whoever the next mayor is going to be will be looking at dha and what decision they might wants to make in that job i do thing that one of the things by not having quote unquote what is considered the frontrunner there's no question that tony williams is in the lead. >> kenny is a close second? >> we haven't seen any polls. it will be interesting to see where the polls come out. if things are in flux it gives the voters an opportunities to get into a conversation. what's going to happen with

. >> commissioner president katz and commissioner adams congratulations for your service commissioners executive director i'm bob davis i'm with the real estate section any charge was to assist jay in bringing the pier thirty 33 and a half forward and the instruction of the commission and the executive staff i've reviewed the execution i believe the outreach was on target as reflected by the respondents they represent a cross section as a diversity in keeping with the vision we have for san francisco the proposals were all good as jay indicated they were all the respondents deserve to be commended, however, queens pool boy cafe almost in every category scored highest their business plans reflects a sensitivity to the ports deserve to have a financially stable retail operation there it represent the ports deserve and the commissions desire to reach out to the small businesses not currently located on the port and hadn't been ware of the importantly opportunities the port officers it raise a diversity for the retail experience for the customers that are up and down the wafer to get a fla

team she's got all the refreshments and everything and alison for special projects and ashley from katz i didn't see office give another hand (clapping.) all right. ready to have some fun and a little bit of drinks and coloring okay. thank you all for coming he really appreciate that this you guys have administrative code made this happy give yourselves a big hand thank you very much thank you. >> good morning today is february 10, 2015 welcome to the san francisco transportation authority finance committee of the transportation authority i'm supervisor avalos and the clerk is steve item one roll call vote. >> supervisor avalos supervisor campos supervisor cohen supervisor kim supervisor mar absent we have quorum. >> great we have quorum on to the next item. >> consent calendar items 2 to 3 those items are considered route and staff is to the required to present if anyone objects they can be removed. >> colleagues questions or comments on item two to three arrest public comment for those two items public comment is on on the consent calendar and seeing no members of the public come forw

congratulations again commissioner adams and commissioner president katz and thank you commissioner ho as service for the last year in hermosa beach e helping united states get to a place of fruition so awhile - so here we go. >> first i want to say we're so excited to be here it's been a long process certainly longer than we thought it would be but we've been working closely with the port staff and think this is really a great and project that will be a wonderful community benefit we know that you asked questions during our last appearance on this project particularly around the phillips and terms that phil went through eave covered in a lot of daily i'm here with my colleague john north and we're valuable to answer quiz on the financial or the terms of the structure it lie down under our lease for lot 337 part of the relationship with the port so as you can see here we are calling this project the yard and we think that has a number overview interesting references both to the ball park oftentimes called the yard and oftentimes baseball and, of course the shipping yard which 337 actua

. >> commissioner president katz commissioner adams commissioner brandon commissioner murphy commissioner ho item 2 approval of for the december 16th meeting all in favor, say i. opposed? minors are approved. >> item 3 public comment on executive session. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed item 4 which you have session. >> a motion to move to which you have section all in favor, say i. we'll be matters. >> is there a motion

. >> the commissioners commissioner president katz and commissioner brandon they've been here a lot longer than can you beef us on sinbad i want to know the history i'm to be briefed if there's anything we can be doing under the executive session thank you. >> certainly. >> okay. commissioner spoken. >> oh outlook i had the same one. >> that maybe need to be coming into the executive cigarettes that pertains to some settlement. >> we'll certainly take a look at that the best formats for bringing it back to be discussed. >> i think that. >> i move to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i meeting is adjourned thank you, everyone. >> thank you happy new year >> hi, in san francisco we're doing a special series called stay safe, about staying in your home after an earthquake. and today we're going to be talking about the neighborhood support center to help people find new resources when they stay in their home. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at the urban center in san francisco with sarah karlewski, deputy director of spur. we're talking about the shelter, a safe place to stay, exhibition at the

. >> good afternoon, president katz and port commissioners. i am winn i lee, engineer ftd port of san francisco. today i am giving a informational presentation on the port's load restricted and fully redistricted facilitied and will prothe port facility assessment program, also known as much of the port's infrastructure was constructed over a hundred years ago due to limited funding port has over one billion in deferred maintenance. this program helps to prioritize the massive amount of required repairs. we inspect categorize and record the structural condition of over 350 structures under port jurisdiction. the program is used to determine capital funding for public safety improvements. this map shows you a snapshot of the structural rating for all the port facilities. as you can see in the picture, the color rating varies from green, yellow with green hatching and red for different port facilities. green rating is used for facilities with unrestricted use. these facilities are not perfect and may need some repair or minor barricading. yellow

it's the community, it's government, it's park avenue katz, it's everyone. but our capital bond program is a success because of our partnership with the department of public works, plain and simple. we have a really, really super partnership. we work together on improving our communities and improving our neighborhoods. and we have a man at the top right now, we call him mr. clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the resu

reminiscence about seeing katz's book is a good example of that. the public results of historical scholarship are not always salutary. the period to which i devoted much of my career, the reconstruction area after the civil war, is an object lesson in how scholarly interpretation in this case, the old dunning school, can offer intellectual legitimacy to serious injustice. the dunning school became a powerful part of the political culture, offering a scholarly basis for the defense of jim crow and black disenfranchisement, among other things. if you don't believe me take a look at how often their works were cited into the 1950's and the supreme court itself in decisions to justify the emasculation of the 14th and 15th amendments. if you will indulge me for a moment, i was gratified to read the other day in an article in the online journal democracy this comment about the public impact of works of history. qutoe, every writer i know interested in the american dilemma of slavery, jim crow and institutional racism has read eric's "reconstruction." ever

shelter director rebecca katz here with us. >> i love you are katz with the cats.. not only are you waiving the adoption fee for february. but they are getting a portrait of the pet, some really amazing portraits that were done. what is the idea behind this? >> we were very fortunate. arson agency is a pr firm who contacted me about doing an event where various artists would pick an animal to portray and the adopter would go home with an original piece of artwork on the animal. you can tell us a little bit -- there's one of them. >> that's sherlock. there is another one by the same artist. it's -- i think it's a -- do we know what medium it is? i think it's sillk screen. >> some of these -- maybe we can flip right through them. they are very unique pieces of art. they are not what you would normally expect. >> no. >> the artists have taken liberty with how to display the dog's personality. >> they've come in. they picked a lot of our long- term stay animals to feature. ones who had had a harder time getting out of the shelter and all different immediate yules. that

. >> this is the funeral for eli and -- >> alyssa katz, elijah stai's mother, doesn't understand whatgotiate. chinese factories are making a fortune, she says, selling poison. >> what would you like to say to them? >> how dare you come into my country and sell drugs to our children? >> do you think they care? >> no. they don't care. >> cnn has learned the synthetic drugs that killed melissa's son, elijah, and christian bjerk were most likely made in china. and so far there appears to be no movement by the u.s. to find and prosecute the manufacturer of this synthetic poison. chris myers, the federal prosecutor in this case, will not discuss the source of the chemicals. and that is not good enough for debbie and keith bjerk. >> i would like to know the name of the factory where these drugs were manufactured. >> you don't know the name of the factory? >> no. i have not been told the name of the factory. >> do they know it? >> i'm sure they do. and i would like to -- you know, i said what can i do? write letters, whatever. and i've been told that -- >> it's like -- >> -- it would be sort

now we are looking at conditions, that have been improved vastly since this the court any katz sent this from cherry hill. thank you so much, courtney. this is what the roads look like in cherry hill. you can see slush on the road. for the most part looking good but mess think morning. the right now we're looking at much better conditions. here's the actual snow amounts and as expected, would be to 3 inches of snow in the poconos, lehigh valley, reading berks county northern and western suburbs and higher amounts. philadelphia a three to four. we expected it. we picked up 3.7 in the city. three to six in the south and east. atlantic city any that range as well, six through will through cape may and sussex county new jersey and that is where we expect those higher accumulations. as we zoom in at the amounts bridgeton, new jersey 5.4. in atlantic city nearly 4 inches. manahawkin 5.5. dover at four. harrington in kent county, delaware 5.1. less's accumulation along i-95 corridor in wilmington at 4.4. trenton 4.9. mount holly, home of the national weather service, 4.3. in freehold we had a l

david katz, chief investment officer of matrix investment advisors. in any other year this would have been the top story every day but with oil and greece and everything else, it gets pushed off. what's going on with the financials? >> the financials had a mixed first quarter. the sentiment has been pretty negative. then with lower interest rates, it's just driven them down. we absolutely would not read anything into that. we would use this as an opportunity. we think actually the economy is going to be good this year. financials are going to be good. interest rates are eventually going to start going up. that's all going to drive the financials higher. we use this selloff as an opportunity to pick up a number of highest quality businesses at great prices. >> a number is incredibly vague. get a little more micro, when you say a number of opportunities are out there, which of the particular plays do you think are offering a more attractive entry point now? >> in the regional bank side we like bb & t. they had a better than expected first quarter and go

time to bring in our power panel, david katz, former senior special with the dea bazile smiek al, democraticsultant and bill frum kin, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> this is a serious deal because now they're saying criminal activity, the inspector generally. let me turn to the lawyer bill. criminal activity, what kind? >> well, if there is it's basically withholding evidence or obstructing justice. the issue here is that there's an inference that could be drawn that you were hiding something that's harmful if it's been destroyed. although the investigation so far hasn't gotten to the point to really tie any specific person to that. >> what about not telling the truth when you're under oath? check out this statement from earlier this year -- last year, june 2014 from irsy: john koss kinnen. i'm advised the actual hard drive after determining it was fis dungsal. oh, we have the sound? let's listen. >> i'm advised the actual hard drive after it was determined that it was dysfunctional and with experts no e-mails could be retrieved was recycled and destroyed in the normal process. >>

. >> secretary katz go. >> thank you, madam chairman. thank the recommender, thank the witnesses for being here today. i'm very pleased to be your and also to see a cosponsor of senator barrasso's bill. many people think of the sheldon as occurring in the western states like wyoming but that is not the case as we know. the eastern united states and my home state of west virginia have been blessed with vast shale gas reserves and we are discovering how massive there. if i could go straight the point for few minutes let me share a few facts a midsummer 2014 department of energy report on oil and gas reserves in the united states. in 2013 west virginia surpass oklahoma to become the third largest share glass -- shale gas reserve state the west virginia the second discovery of natural gas as was done only pennsylvania. and, in fact, a full 70% of the 2013 increase in proven gas reserves is because of west virginia and pennsylvania in the marcellus shale plate. with more than enough with more than a guest of our both an industrial renaissance

high-end dell katz that cost just between $7 and $18.nd, berry is completely hands on. >> we come up with fabrics that we all like. we come up with laces. this little dot stretch fabric is one of my personal favorite. >> reporter: who is the ultimate scandale paris woman? >> every woman that cares about feeling good from the inside out. we care about what we have on under our clothes. we care about what we look like when we take our clothes off. college students. the entrepreneur. the mom. the working woman. it's for all women. >> reporter: but in what may be the biggest scandale to date -- >> the secret is women don't wear lingerie for men. >> reporter: what? >> we wear it for ourselves. you guys get to reap the benefits. >> okay. >> reporter: and with valentine's day just around the corner -- >> is it something that women actually prefer to buy for themselves or is it still okay for us to give it our best shot? >> i think you should continue to give it your best shot. >> okay. >> reporter: no doubt halle berry is having a monster of a

michael gappen chief economist at barclays and also joining us dave katz. >> good morning. >> michael where we are on consumer sentiment. we've had figures come through from rick there within the gdp data consumer spending last quarter, climbing at its most in four years. we've seen an acceleration on the consumer discretionaries, certainly during the course of the month. how would you sum up where we are. >> are we accelerating with consumer spending. >> the data reflects decline in energy prices we saw last year. the peak of that effect took place in november perhaps into december. we still think it's supporting consumption spending. it's supporting consumer sentiment. i think that effect will fade by the end of the first quarter and then you're looking to where labor markets leave the consumer for the rest of the year. so maybe the peak is a bit behind us but it's still supporting activity. >> michael, talk me through that and explain, if you would, why would we peak? if gas prices are still low, people still making savings, savings that can be spent elsewhere. >> in terms of the q

one of the places was upenn to work with michael katz who passed away this year. his work is an example of how to reach a broader public. i got off the train and i was walking somewhere. i don't remember where it was to get to his office and there was a big rally of civil rights activists not even near the campus. a copy of the undeserving poor. for a 21-year-old kind of getting into this it was very impressive to see how this book by a scholar who i was learning about and thinking of studying had, at least in a little bit, had become part of what these act activists were doing. my time doing this has been mump longer than the 15 minutes i thought this thing would last. i started in the late 1990s. it was during the impeachment of president clinton. it's something i've tried to gain mastery over the year. they asked me to come into the morning news show. they squeezed me in between the weather and the sports. he liked me and started having me on once a month to talk politics. it was inconvenient and odd. they were dressed up in survivor outfits but i did it. i did

david david katz and scott rothboard. david, to you first, do you think this story is capable of a turnaround? >> absolutely. we think it's an evolving story. the board new made major problems. any knew the ceo was not getting the job done. they brought in a new ceo who starts march 1st. we think he has a record of success. he confronted similar problems with mcdonald's out of great britain, was able to turn it around. we think he's going to revitalize the franchise. in the meantime you're getting a 3.7% dividend yield so we like mcdonald's. >> scott you sound more cautious. >> we like it for the dividend but we don't like it for growth. so we have a dividend strategy where we're holding the stock. in terms of holding this as a growth company, no, we don't like it. there are better growth companies in the restaurant industry such as buffalo wild wings which really put out some great numbers last week. >> if you are looking for that dividend, are you comfortable staying in the name as long as it's there for you or are you

court has ruled since the late 1970's, and not to get too lost in the weed but there was the case of katzis no expectation of privacy in public areas such as sidewalks. i think the courts have been pretty clear on that. these facilities have two public duties, follow the law and protect their investors. they are following the law. in terms of protecting their patrons, i agree. in this situation it wouldn't have prevented this tragic death but i think it would prevent other problems and help facilitate public investigation or problems moving forward. >> my question is who owns the tapes? are the police officers going to need to get a warrant or subpoena to get these tapes from the business? are they going to be able to go in willy-nilly. you're right about the fact that there is no expectation of privacy. at the same time what can happen with these tapes if we're talking about people doing things they don't want people to know about but they are legal outside of bars? i think it is a slippery slope. >> would it have prevented anything. we had that nail salon video from across the street wh

counterterrorism and intelligence to the chairman of the house committee on homeland security joshua katz> this has been developing situation over the last 18-plus months. we started to identify that the chinese in particular, but other players, russia, iran and nonstate actors like isis or al-qaeda had been really want to go get as much information on our critical infrastructure our dams power, nuclear power, as much as they can. >> and you say they got it? >> they have. they've gotten it in 2013. we've seen some of them sharing the data and now last year, 2014, we actually saw them use that capability in refined targeting to break into dams, to break into some nuclear power facilities and even at points gain access to the controls. >> when you say this we saw this, are you doing that as a member of n right group or with the government? >> i do that now as part of the n right group, trying o help my clients better understand sort of the threats that abound and what people are using the stolen data for. >> right. so you're looking at these power plants and you're seeing these other bad ac

let's bring in joseph katz executive editor of the wrap.comth and pete hammond awards editor for deadline.com conversations with you. off the bat we have to talk about the diversity issue. and joseph i want to talk to you about that and get your sense. a lot of buzz about the lack of diversity in the oscars. 20 acting nominees out of this year -- they're all white. do you think the academy has a diversity problem? >> the interesting thing, think it's more a hollywood cyclical casting issue this year. even just that the field this year didn't really -- didn't really offer up enough performances that were diverse actors. if you looked at the field, everyone came down really hard on the academy once again. like the oscar voters are so racist or there's no diversity. but if you really looked at the performances that were offered up this year was not this plethora of performances like last year lupita was the best actress winner. next year if you look at the field -- >> but there will be people that will push back look back and say, wait wait dald oyelowo, as martin luther king jr. the first time