okay so commissioner president keane i'll ask you to report >> thank you, mr. chair in my report itself it pretty much sets out the history of what we've done since the last meeting you've appointed me as an ad hoc committee recommending to two matters whether or not prop j should be rewritten in different enacts with the ballet this year, and, secondly, whether or not we should put together a regulations of expenditure lobbyist i'll submit it to the ballet this year as said in the report with my discussions with the chair the chair and i came to agree that the effort was two big to do all of this this year we couldn't do it to have it on the november ballot so in regards to prop j that is put off to another day hopefully, we'll under take this in the late summer for whatever rewriting write you think it appropriate and to submitted a ballet measure for 2016 church lobbying regulation is not a simple matter as purple heart put forth it creates a category of expenditure lobbyists which had existed really before the commission had struggle everything down into on

chair if i may. >> commissioner president keane. >> this is something the commissioner commission or at least the commission has initiated the chair appointed an ad hoc committee me to go ahead and report on those things to make recommendations i've done that and now i'm asking that the process go forward in regard to the work of that ad hoc committee me with the staff and will have some sort of outcome as a result of that i'm not sure what you're saying when you say should the staff just take over i don't know where our coming from. >> commissioner recount. >> my understanding is that if typically the staff does the drafting and write a memo why we're doing this the particular changes the pitfalls and then we'll make a vote on this is an unusual process again, i appreciate you know commissioner president keane's been able to desolate so much times but the staff needs to take a role a memo from them and having involvement is more to my view i know that the staff has other things going potentially that's a problem but i'd like not wanted to go forward with the staff not fully vetted.

. >> welcome to the may meeting of city and county of san francisco commissioner president keane commissioner hur commissioner renne all are present and accounted for and again, i apologize for the delay and call item number 2 public comment on items noted appearing or not appearing on the agenda within jurisdiction ethics commission do we have any public comments? >> can you hear me, you, hear me thank you joe kelly junior is my name i wanted to see if any discussion i don't see anything in the agenda regarding the possible action regarding for that it is your letter sent to supervisor farrell. >> that was continued to the june 5th meeting at the request felt complainants attorney who's brother died and had to go to a funeral that was occurring today so we continued it to that date ever june 5th. >> correct me if i am wrong but the action that would have per penalty the issue i misunderstood was something staff was going to be working on rather than i could be wrong i thought staff was going to return with some revised document. >> and that's on the agenda for the june 5th meeting. >> okay.

keane? >> yes, i move that the commission overall -- over rule the petition to waiver. >> by that you mean not sending the letter? >> correct. public comment? hearing no public comment, i call the question. a couple things i would like to say. first of all. i don't think the matter before us is an issue whether supervisor ferrell committed fraud or any wrongdoing. i really don't think that's the issue before us. my view on this has nothing to do with whether or not he did or didn't. that's not what we are here to do i certainly don't want to i am pun his his integrity. but i will say that i think this is a close call. i will say i think there are legal and factual disputes regarding statute of limitations. >> any other comment? i will also add to what commissioner said and that is we are not making a finding in support of this motion at least i'm not making a finding that supervisor sd ferrell did or did not violate the campaign laws covered by the stipulations by the fppc. what i am saying

i am curious to the answer to commissioner keane's question. is that just your preference, do you see that as a requirement, what do you mean by that? >> for the purpose of this requirement that we should discuss it in closed session. >> why the requirement? >> given this matter, i think it's in the best interest of the commission, best interest of the city to discuss these issues in closed session. >> i will make a motion then. >> i would like to interject one point. i will be very brief. >> i think i will let him have his motion first. can i have a second to the motion. >> second. >> what's your comment? >> my point is in regard to the privilege like any privilege, the privilege is held by the clients. we are the clients. it's not held by the lawyer. so if the clients want to wave the privilege. the fact that the lawyer says, well, no, no, you shouldn't wave the privilege. went the ones that can make that decision. the fact that he's uncomfortable with it is irrelevant. the idea that we have to do it even though we have the privilege and don'

joining us is former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst general jack keane. general, you have been calling for some time for a return with high energy and purpose to iraq to achieve our goal. is this what you consider to be an important beginning? >> no, it's quite a marginal effort. the sad thing is that isis really has declared war against the united states and our allies. but the united states truth be known, based on the resources and our will and our resolve, we're not at war with it's isis. certainly not the president nor the congress in the united

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> david pill pal on page 6 of the minutes motion 15 the motion po to recuse commissioner president keane i believe a member of a body votes on the motion to be recused and voting open the merits commissioner president keane is properly listed as being recused people are thinking about this. >> that's on page 6. >> and also on page 10 a mirror thing under item 10 i asked from the next meanwhile meeting will be moved to the next dates because of the memorial day it was moved tonight to wednesday and the meeting will not be held on the regular day it is not that important thank you. >> is there a motion to adapt the minutes. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? hearing none minutes are approved 50. >> next item. >> discussion of the executive director report. >> just a couple of highlights as of yesterday this month since the last meeting we've had 5 interested meeting including about the executive director research about the expansion of the electronic filings of form 7 hundred the financial disclosure forms and the ninth or fifth one about the candidate control measure committees a

to interview and negotiate. >> it will be my hope to do that. >> i ago with commissioner president keane provided you have that opportunity. >> i would support moving forward with two and three currently we will reach out to the firm that needs an extension and ask them to quickly submit an appeal letter and an interest letter to say we're interested and here's why we will review it and decide to move forward with them in this case they'll prepare a proposal the reason i'm asking for a letter of appeal and process the very first assignment i don't want to hire an individual or organization or entity that has a problem with deadlines ma may lead to other problems along the way so if you're very first assignment you've missed i want to know a firm and reasonable and understandable why you did that and once that is satisfied and we are in agreement we're satisfied with that answer we'll move forward quickly what them submitting a proposal and do a series of one-on-one interviews and draft questions that we have that we have learned our concerns and issues from the public and interested pers

lou: general jack keane thank you. >> you're welcome. lou: the secret service still a mess, and again making headlines with outrageous behavior. an unnamed agent placed on administrative leave following allegations he was sexting sending explicit sexual texts and lewd pictures to a prominent d.c. staffer. the secret service detained the woman's telephone number on security detail at an event with first lady michelle obama. and with all the constant scandals and security failures little wonder the secret service is having a hard time finding qualified candidates to hire. and in their rush to hire new agents, we learn today they've taken shortcuts, and perhaps created a dangerous dangerous problem. dozens of secret service agents have been hired and posted so quickly in sensitive positions and locations, including the white house, that they lack the proper security background checks and clearances. secret service officials, they blame a backlog of clearance investigations and they now claim fewer than a dozen agents still haven't received

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general jack keane with his analysis and perspective on the issue. and president obama now waging a full-throated campaign trying to drum up public support for obamacare. and intimidate the supreme court. the president not embarrassed in the least as he tries to influence the high court to rule in his favor on the legality of obamacare subsidies. this time of course mr. obama trying to get people to forget his famous empty promise that you can keep your doctor or his promise that premiums will go down. while he argues health care is "not a privilege but a right." we'll take up the case with two of our leading attorneys, rebecca rose woodland and wendy patrick. >>> we begin with iraq. president obama ordered 450 additional troops to iraq's anbar province. joining more than 3,000 military trainers there already. the obama surge many comes days after declaring the administration lacked a complete strategy. my first guest tonight says the president's move is hopeful but far from deassessive. joining us is former army vice chief of staff, fox news militar

edmund kean came at a time where he came from a whole other climate, whole other world.n he went on the stage, it was new. there something about the roles i have played in the situation, and at times we were in the connected, and i got lucky, really. then it has been this thing all my life. i know you have heard it a lot. everybody says it, but it's true. it is luck and timing. i remember saying once to someone -- because we are all together, we are all together, we're actors, look better than anybody else and really in that way. at the same time, i remember this guy saying to me, you know what you are doing so well -- i said, why you, why not me? i said, i always wanted this. i want this stuff that you had. i said you want it? i think i had to have it. charlie: oh, wow. had to have it. al: that is an interesting distinction, you know. one doesn't know. i'm just mouthing now because i don't know. i think there was a period -- i had to have it. i could tell -- i knew at some point this was my time. i never thought it would turn into this naturally. i knew it was my time t

general jack keane is with us.s is not necessarily your area in particular, but this shows hostility to the secretary treasurer what's your comment on what happened to jack lew there. >> it's amazing he thinks he can go into a pro israeli group like that and anybody looking at it knows it's a disaster. the people close to israel know it's a threat to them iran having a nuclear weapon and they know what the facts are. the fact are that they stay in place and research at military sites stay in place and the president is willing to remove as soon as the deal is likely struck by the end of this month which means that iran has a huge cash influx to support their proxy wars around the middle east. none of that makes any sense. stuart: on a similar vein the g7 meeting is wrapping up. they were discussing threats to america and threats to the west and threats to nato. do you think the g7 nations have the will to push back against russia forcibly and push back against china, do we have the will? >> no the europeans are feck

general jack keane thank you. >> very telling what the source told fox news yesterday.ptions and you have not acted. we will see if more of that comes from behind the scenes in the coming days and week. the massive hunt underway were the two fugitives who escaped a maximum security prison. new questions being raised on if there was inside help. plus there is this: >> protesters there you can hear them in the crowd calling for a police officer to be fired for his treatment of teenagers at a pool party. some community members accusing him of racist behavior but some saying that had nothing to do with it. >> he made the kids sit on the ground and he went after the people who got up and started running. it wasn't just black kids. i have lung cancer. and i've heard it all... the well-meaning advice of friends... the guarded words of doctors... the brave resolve of loved ones... what i haven't heard... what a lot of us haven't heard nearly enough... ...is new news. over 430,000 americans are living with lung cancer today. in fact, every two and a half minutes another person i

june 22nd, 2015, commissioner vice president andrews commissioner hayon commissioner hur commissioner keane let the record reflect all commissioners are present and accounted for item two matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda? >> good afternoon chair commissioner renne and members allison park mr. shaw two conflict of interests ethics complaints against the retirement system member weekend paskin jordan were filed in april of 2014 some people think i authorized both containments not that smart didn't know anything about the retirement system until recently paskin jordan 340i789d on youtube by a video project i'll give you the video number she aggregated funds with her firm to reach the $10 million threshold for investing in b gi as the i got complaints alleged about our aggregated fund this commission needs to ascertainment who else she agree gated funds with and whether she or her investment clients can go gaited funds with the city's retirement system fund paskin jordan claims as a registered investment advisorer she's not held to the same threshold as others investors, howeve

regulating the /* expenditure lobbyists the staff or city attorney want to comment or commissioner keane thank you it is a well-thought-out proposal. >> thank you, mr. chair and just as background to you recall a couple of mission commissioner renne asked me to serve as an ad hoc committee of one in order to look at the criticisms and proposals relating to prop j and other changes that have been instituted that on this commission relating to report and other types of requirement with the view towards perhaps coming back to the commission as have been strongly recommended by the civil grand jury and friends of little with proposed ballot measures that might take some take into account some of the changes that have been made go back and perhaps fashion new ones that meet the krichlgz of transparent full transparency regarding lobbying and lobbyists in our government and our governmental structure in the city was simply not there it was a rather kosz medic type of oversight of lobbyists we had when we slung the definition of lifted to o a contact lobbyists not ridging as a lobbyist no matte

. >> commissioner keane. >> before we go on with the motion i want to visit with the department any sort of room you know for a compromise amount on this right now i think from our prospective we hear there's a lot of services and we see that in all 11 districts with the funding at the same time, we're hearing from the budget analysts office those funds can't be spent down is there widen room to work with you. >> i think if the department will offer up a compromise you know, i building we'll look at it as a one-time reduction and not an ongoing reduction you know i'm taking the budget analyst comments and feel strongly about our departments ability to contract appropriately those services and deliver those important services but the department will be willing to do a one-time reduction of $250,000 to bridge the difference here. >> okay. >> i know that's not wyoming wasn't our budget analyst is looking for but i'll be okay i know our office has done an incredible amount of work with oewd and in terms of the workforce training i don't want to see the lose of an academy a class i'll be okay

jack keane is here and general welcome back to you and good morning to you. that is what he said.have the right strategy. do do they? >> given the events in ramadi and the other setbacks it makes you question if this is working. it needs to be reviewed and we need more resources to help our iraqi partners to be sure and we have no strategy to defeat isis in syria which is the president's stated goal. >> and the general is saying the only way you beat the group is with a two-prong approach. this is part of what he said in that interview. >> you cannot deal with an industrial strength extremist problem just with the force of arm. you have to have the political component. as important as the force of arms and recognizing they must be killed or captured but to enable that requires political initiatives. >> my guess is you don't disagree with that. but he was talking that way a year ago. >> that is the strategy in play in 2007-2008. a political and military strategy to defeat al-qaeda and the shiite militia. he is advocating for people more on the ground special trainers, and all of th

. >> city attorney can correct me, but if we, if the motion that was made by supervisor keane, passes, the waiver doesn't go out. the forfeiture letter goes out and we are out of it. >> the fppc did ask for those e-mails. every e-mail between supervisor ferrell and the people who worked on his campaign and all involved with voters and supervisor ferrell did campaign boxes of e-mails to the fppc which the staff also had access to and looked at and again, the only interaction between anyone involved in the campaign and with voters were the three e-mails from chris lee to whom ever it was from the beginning. they didn't only ask supervisor campaign for the e-mails. they asked chris lee and the consultant for the independent committee. they did that investigation which of course is appropriate. that's exactly what they were looking for is those kinds of connections and they found absolutely no connections whatsoever between supervisor ferrell and his campaign and the independent spend you -- expenditure pack. >>> they interviewed the donors as well? >> i know they interviewed everyone on

. >> welcome to the may meeting of city and county of san francisco commissioner president keane commissioner hur commissioner renne all are present and accounted for and again, i apologize f

daughter and the roy junior, his son emma five grandchildren , michael, via, joseph, leah, and the roy keanethe third, eight great-grandchildren who all are undoubtedly inspired by his dedication and his love for the people in the city and county of san francisco. mr. king was a true warrior. he was a great man and he will be missed. the next in memoriam i have is for another san francisco hero from the western addition, mr. james jerome perry was born on april 3 1917 in texas. in 1939 esther perry's family moved to san francisco reenlisted in the military and served in world war ii. after his service to the united states army mr. perry returned to san francisco where he met and married his wife of 65 years, olivia clark, until her death until 2009. stir. worked various jobs to support his family, eventually becoming the janitorial supervisor at uc hospital the board of education where he actually retired. after his retirement mr. perry helped his son and daughter-in-law develop and open the two jacks restaurant the lower haight or he became well known for making his delicious hogshead chees

colman keane is the director of fibre technology at epb. >> so how much data can you pump through one piece of fibre? >> we can do up to 10 gigabits on any single fibre. there are optics that we can get that are much higher than that. so 100 gigbits or whatever per fibre. >> but while the city of chattanooga may be contemplating a 10 gig or even 100 gig future, the gap between the internet-haves and have nots is widening ... ironically at the stem school where students use a 4k microscope and ipads have replaced books, some of the students have trouble getting their assignments done when they go home. >> is doing your homework hard on your satellite internet? >> it can be. >> tell me. >> well, it's satellite internet so it is based on weather and stuff so if its really. cloudy out then i am going to have trouble going on to web pages and stuff. >> have you ever not been able to do your homework. >> yes. >> do you tell the teacher sorry my internet died? >> i've told them, but they're teachers so... (everyone laughs). >> currently in 19 states it's prevented from municipal broadband to

thank you, joining us congressman jim jordan, and general jack keane tomorrow, be with us, thank you for joining us tonight, good night from new york. >> i am jedediah bila in for kennedy. tonight, the naacp leader who pretended to be black, resigned today. and two terrifying shark attacks happened over the weekend in north carolina, what do we know, i will ask jeff corwin, i will give a piece of my mind to a film critic who say women can't undergod fellows. >> and jeb bush ajointed he is running for president today. he had a rally in miami. with release of fizz official -s official logo. we have remy mooney, and will ron, and jimm jim fell la, we ho talk about jeb bush, remy what do you think about this. there is a enthuse yaf enthusiah hillary clinton. what about bush? >> i think he realized he has an energy issue. everyone knows, i think he does too. >> he is getting a rose light now but probably not getting the final rose. >> in a ni nutshell. >> and logo? was it crafted he left last name off. >> you know bush name is something of an alb annal -- alr jeb right now. the struggle i

. >> host: andrew keane, you seem -- andrew keen, you seem to have a special animosity towards uber. is that fair? >> guest: i wouldn't say it's a special animosity. i've known the ceo for almost 20 years, and i respect him. he's a smart guy, and he's done an incredible job in terms of turning a tiny little start-up like hundreds of thousands of other start-ups into a company now that's worth $40 billion. >> host: valued at the same as avis and hertz combined you said. >> guest: yeah. actually, more now because when i wrote the book, they were at 19 now they've doubled in their last funding round. this is the most valuable privately-held company, i think in history. certainly start-up company in history. i think he's also done a remarkable job um, executing in a business sense. he's done a remarkable job taking an idea and making it real. now you go around the world and you can get uber cars. it works. it's not just an idea. he's put it into practice. having said that, uber represents two or three things about the new world which i find particularly troubling. firstly, the ceo himsel