commissioner kopp, would that be acceptable? >> commissioner kopp: no. i reiterate, i want a simple piece of legislation in the formal proposed charter amendment in discussion of the agenda of the april meeting of this commission. and i will add as a footnote, i can't imagine -- it's almost like being in a dream world that a commissioner's request for preparation of legislation isn't simply accepted. i think what -- i will speak for myself. and please jump in, commissioner lee, if you disagree, but it is not that we are against drafting legislation on this proposal am i think that i would benefit from, certainly -- and i hear commissioner lee saying to have a better understanding of the historical context in this arising. and based than understanding, we don't have commissioner in renne or a fifth member's input on this decision. that before we ask staff to stepped resores and time to draft legislation, that we all agree that we -- that this is part of the policy agenda that we wish to pursue as a body. >> commissioner kopp: the legislative history will

commissioner kopp, are you -- are draw your second? >> commissioner kopp: much ado about nothing.s there a motion to continue? commissioner lee has just withdrawn her motion to second. your motion to approve. >> commissioner kopp: i will vote yes. there's no vote. procedurally i think we need to have a motion to continue the approval of the minutes over to the april 20 meeting. >> commissioner lee: i move that we wait for the april. so commissioner lee has made a motion to continue the approval of the february 2018 meeting minutes to the april 20 meeting. is there a second? >> commissioner kopp: second. publichair public comment. >> larry bush from friend and ethics. we request that they the minutes represent each time the deputy attorney spoke up to the commission to give its guidance on each and every time that there was a motion made. because as a result of that, the commission deferred and did not make many of the amendments that were recommended for example changes that it would become enforced from 2019 to something more current. so i think it's important that the commission

commissioner kopp. >> commissioner kopp: i know what the charter conveys. i have read the charter i know what the ordinates for this commission provides. i thought i would be getting the information about the practice from other cities such as san diego, los angeles, oakland, san jose, with respect to the independent council. we've had this san diego provision before us about 1, 1 month ago. i now request on the april agenda there be an item from the board of commission to convey not board of supervisor a chartedder of amendment taking the san diego language verbatim. again there's no language about it. and i will pursue it with the board of supervisors. there isn't a meeting which occurs and which there is one or more than one entries on the status of pending complaints, some going back to 2015, in which the city attorney is representing the respondent to a complaint. it's the simplest provision in the law that i can remember from first year of law school. a lawyer can't serve two masters. and that's what the city attorney is doing, trying to serve two mas

item number 12, discussion forrient items in future meetings. >> commissioner kopp: madam chair woman? >> commissioner chiu: yes. >> commissioner kopp: i obtained a remarkable document which i will deliver to staff. it is from a publication called the mission local which details activity by mr. ron conway backing his preferred candidate for mayor, supervisor breed. and communications and arrangements with the mayor of new york city, mr. bill de blasio to participate in supervisor breed's campaign for mayor. it also refers to an earlier time, in april 2015, in which then mayor lee summoned people including mr. conway to a meeting in which there's -- his staff -- mayor lee's staff and he told those present, anybody who donated money to then candidate for supervisor aaron peskin and not mr. lee's appointee, julie christiansen to expect unfavorable treatment doing business in the city and county of san francisco. and it is an alarming recitation of events and statements. i ask that staff begin investigation into all of such activities which i believe should be the subject of a special hea

. >> commissioner kopp: i'd like to move, madam chair woman, for a closed session as permitted by the california government code. >> commissioner chiu: i -- >> i would second. >> commissioner chiu: i have a motion and a second. i take public comment on this, and then, we'll do the closed session. any public comment? no public blome. >> commissioner chiu: we are back in session. i'd like to make a motion to not disclose the contents of our closed session discussion. >> commissioner kopp: second. >> commissioner chiu: all in favor? item number 12, discussion forrient items in future meetings. >> commissioner kopp: madam chair woman? >> commissioner chiu: yes. >> commissioner kopp: i obtained a remarkable document which i will deliver to staff. it is from a publication called the mission local which details activity by mr. ron conway backing his preferred candidate for mayor, supervisor breed. and communications and arrangements with the mayor of new york city, mr. bill de blasio to participate in supervisor breed's campaign for mayor. it also refers to an earlier time, in april 2015, in

. >> reporter: in quincy, massachusetts, paul kopp's basement destroyed by last week's storm. >> never had a problem until this last storm. and now, you feel a little bit of unease, every time you hear about another one coming. >> reporter: more than a thousand flights canceled through wednesday. eli swan was headed to orlando. >> there's no way that i'm getting out. >> reporter: the south hammered this weekend. up to 90-mile-an-hour winds downed trees, killing two in texas. >> and adrienne bankert with us from quincy, massachusetts, tonight. and adrienne, i know they are worried about the high winds, because they've been battered now in two nor'easters already. >> reporter: that's right, david. we're talking over 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. and up to two feet of snow. with the high tide rolling in, there's the concern for flooding again. david? >> and also those already loosened power lines. adrienne, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano. he's live along new york's west side highway tonight. and unbelievable, a third, rob, in ten days. >> reporter: indeed, david. this one's a l

kopp that's something that's got a lot of attention especially off to the foreign secretary floated this sort of hypothetical idea of britain potentially boy costing the world cup as for the police investigation the place where there might actually be some facts in this story well they are working very hard on establishing what happened they say they now have hundreds of detectives working around the clock to try and establish a timeline of events of house script and his daughter kate to be poisoned by what we now know is not gas so well just to remind you who sort of script is he used in the russian military intelligence service but in one thousand nine hundred five he was taken on as a double agent by the u.k. russia court script piled in two thousand and four and later convicted him of revealing the identity use of russian secret agents in europe he was sentenced to thirteen years in prison however he served only four years before being released as part of a high profile spies swap with the u.s. he was later flown to britain. now as already mentioned of the script incident is dominati