the revision 12 times, give us your assessment, evaluation of jay kearney who for the first time in my recent memory had to deal with the dogged white house press corps today. >> this was a very, very difficult press briefing for him because it is a cumulation of eight months' worth of highly misleading or outright untruths things that he said from the podium not just him but even the president of the united states and hillary clinton said things that don't add up and senior state department officials sought better not to true or meant to mislead and this is tir problem and he felt it today. lou: abc reporting the words that were taken and stripped from the intelligence assessment of rica but those up those stripped out from one part of the administration are the intelligence department did we say those were referring islamic extremists comedy hottest? with links to al qaeda and the references to previous surveillance conducted by the terrorist attacked the ben gauzy diplomatic post. >> this is the first time, the first week we have seen benghazi rise to the level of a major national s

now i would like to you meet chris kearney, he's of the bar association of san francisco and a litigation partner which represents lawyers and accountants. he also represented a friend of mine. i will always be grateful for your work. our justice summit has been made possible by the bar association in san francisco. please join me in welcoming chris to the stage. >> thank you, jeff and great to see so many people here today. as jeff said i'm a partner at van ness and happy to the the president of the bar association this year. it's great to be here on this particular day with a great group of panelist talking about a very important subject. we are also proud at the bar association to partner with jeff's office to represent indigent clients and very proud of that relationship and committed to it going forward. this summit focused on the an verseey e anniversary of the gideon case. a promise and excitement following the united states supreme court decision has been a road trip marked by stoplight and heavy traffic. it was gideon's mutual trumpet, the new book that talks about the harsh real

is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -- >> i have been doing programming in chinatown the past 10 years. >> together we would like to ask you to maintain and increase the funding for the san francisco arts commission cultural equity grants. we've also been the recipients of the grant for the severn cisco art commission which allowed us to improve our space and install the wooden floor. we want to maintain the center as a legacy that preserves the legacy of the struggle of the international hotel anti-eviction movement. i invite you all, everyone here in the audience to our open house tomorrow from one p.m. to six p.m., if you can break away, we are going to have food and a live band that is going to playus60s and 70s, get out your dancing shoes and come relax with us. i'm happy to tell you about it. the band is going to be an ensemble of people who started their group in the 1960s, they started out when they were 16 years old, and now they are in

is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -

is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -- >> -- i have been doing programming in chinatown the past 10 years. >> together we would like to ask you to maintain and increase the funding for the san francisco arts commission cultural equity grants. we've also been the recipients of the grant for the severn cisco art commission which allowed

we're on market street on kearney and third. we're at the fountain, which was a major landmark at the time of the 1906 earthquake. this is a landmark because this is where people posted notices and notes to connect with people they were looking for. families and people in their business. most of this area was -- >> pretty much burnt out. >> pretty well burned out. we have pat with us, a structural engineer who has done work to upgrade the buildings around this area. >> or researched their history. >> or researched their history. we will look mostly at buildings. we have a lot of other experts in the audience. i hope they will share with us. we have craig from the planning department. we have david bono witz, all kinds of folks here. feel free to chirp in. our plan is to take a couple-block tour and look at buildings, some of which survived the quake and some retrofitted. we will end up at 1230 at the mos connie center. we will look at them burning four model buildings. >> trying to burn. >> okay. where are we walking to. >> firs

as long as i got the kearney family to vote for me, i cannot lose an election. [laughter] they had a family reunion that included a stop at the white house when i was there. stillthe 17 kids were alive. the dad was 102. give that because i could you lots of other examples that people are not defined just by their per capita income. there are incredibly powerful, dignified people who manage to compose a life out of their poverty. rum that we can learn how to help them and the children get out of poverty. this is to all over the world. my great-grandfather whom i used to love to go stay with, the longest living man in my family, he lived to be 76, everyone since then, no one has made as long as i have. myould like to emulate great-grandfather. he lived in an old house in the country. a wooden house that was unpainted and build on the ground. you needed a storm cellar because it was attorney no caps off of america than. -- tornado cellar because it was the tornado capital of america background -- back then. he was a very good man, as was my great-grandmother. i lea

as long as i got the kearney family to vote for me, i cannot lose an election. [laughter] they had a family reunion that included a stop at the white house when i was there. 15 of the 17 kids were still alive. the dad was 102. i say that because i could give you lots of other examples that people are not defined just by their per capita income. there are incredibly powerful, dignified people who manage to compose a life out of their poverty. rum that we can learn how to help them and the children get out of poverty. this is to all over the world. my great-grandfather whom i used to love to go stay with, the longest living man in my family, he lived to be 76, everyone since then, no one has made as long as i have. i would like to emulate my great-grandfather. he lived in an old house in the country. a wooden house that was unpainted and build on the ground. you needed a storm cellar because it was attorney no caps off of america than. -- tornado cellar because it was the tornado capital of america background -- back then. he was a very good man, as was my great-g

j kearney at the white house was asked about the ira's apology. here's what he had to say. >> given the president was so critical of so many of these groups isn't natural for the public to think that these things are politically motivated? .> does things need to be noted -- two things need to be noted. the irs is an independent organization. it contains only two political appointees within it. the individual running the irs at the time was the previous administration. question that if this activity took place it is inappropriate and action needs to be taken place. the president is expected for to be investigated. host: independent line, this is joe. caller: pardon my cold. two things. the media has so distorted the tea party. what are they? rtarerata bunch of ian individuals who want the government to live within their means. i calledof years ago your show and complained about werethe wall streeters getttining rich. we are water boarding at the wrong people at guantanamo, we should take them to guantanamo. for two years the irs came down on me lik

j kearney was asked about this issue again yesterday.video clip] >> the intelligence community, cia, drafted these talking points and redrafted these talking points and the fact that their inputs is always the case in a process like this. the only edits made by anyone at the white house were stylistic and not present non-substantive. they corrected the description of the building where the facility in benghazi from coslet to diplomatic facility and the like. ultimately, this all has been discussed and reviewed and provided with an enormous level of detail by the administration to congressional investigators and the attempts to politicize the talking points again is part to chase after what is not the substance. host: republican in pittsburgh, go ahead. caller: good morning, a few comments -- first of all, it is apparent that the security at the consulate in benghazi was virtually inadequate and attempts by the employees there including the ambassador to get the state department to increase security was simply ignored. the second thing is