she e-mails that last e-mail, i am so sorry you misunderstood everything, and that is the last e-mail the record of exhibit 834 communications -- exit 80f 3or -- exhibit 83 for communications, and shortly after you called for 5 minutes. you have any recollection of that? >> no, i do not. >> you remember ms. lopez Â&zúg ms. mattison, that she understood everything? >> no. >> sorry. power point would have been so much better, so from 5 car 48 you talked for five minutes. -- 5:48 you talk for five minutes. that brings us to 5:43. this was supposed to be 5:43 untilñ"-" there were several attempts by you to call share of mirkarimi -- sheriff mirkarimi, and you texted, call me. you know what you wanted him to call at that point? >> i do not recall. most likely i was checking in to see if they were ok. >> to the best of your recollection you were trying to provide support? thwacks and to make sure they were connected. new -- >> to make sure they were connected. >> at 5:51, you may recognize this from the paper, eliana texts, you have to call hennessy and stop this before something happens.

>> i did not have any e-mails. >> did you routinely communicated by e-mail while you were his campaignnager? >> not really. it was in the campaign office while we were working, and some phone calls and texats. but did you ever communicate by e-mail? so. what did you ever have miss webb's email address? >> it was either halloween or a fund raiser, and i responded to her. it was prior to december 31. >> i was asking whether you ever communicated with the share of by e-mail and i followed up with whether you ever communicated with miss lopez by e-mail. >> those were the only two instances i ever communicated by e-mail. >> the mayor a subpoena in your documents-- mayor supboenaed your documents. >> yes, he did. >> and the court ordered you to produce any records in your control that were between anyone in regards to the incident and the subsequent police investigation and prosecution. isn't that correct? >> i am not sure about the question, but i would object on relevance. >> what is the relevance? >> i am asking about documents she is not able to provide, and i am establishing a foundatio

secondly, i received an e-mail about receiving the brief by e- mail. i reluctantly said yes because i did not realize it was going to be 500 pages, but the day it was due to the court of appeals last thursday, i did get a copy at my home, hand delivered on thursday of about 5:30. this was a brief are received. over the weekend i started preparing my oral arguments, and let me back up a little bit. our reasons for appealing this are in my brees. -- my brief. if upheld your issuance, and thirdly, what supervisor avalos is talking about, the clustering in our neighborhood. going through the documents over the weekend, i felt like i had the documents. it was a well-written brief, but the exhibitors were not stabbed, -- tabbed, and i could not follow, so i said then e- mail monday morning -- i sent an e-mail monday morning stating i wanted to have a clearer and brief. they responded, saying if you need to mirror the brief filed by the court of appeals. monday night the increase was delivered to me. richard -- monday night the brief was delivered to me. it w

>> no. >> the new draft that e-mailed? >> no, i did not -- did you drive that e-mailed?i did not. >> at 6:41, you call miss lopez again, and the call lasts five minutes, so maybe until 6:46, and half an hour later, ms. lopez e-mailed miss williams, and she said, all i told you today was confidential. it was too dramatic. with anything about that 7:13 p.m. e-mail the subject of the phone call? >> it was not. >> the remember what that phone call was about? >> no, i do not. >> at 7:23, and you call ms. lopez, but i am assuming that is a missed connection or maybe a message. >> a drop call maybe. >> she calls you back, and a call last for 11 minutes. do you know what that call is about thomas -- what that call is about? >> i do not. >> that call ends at 7:39 and at 7:47 miss lopez e-mails kellie williams and says, do not talk to the police if they ask you. as bad jog your recollection of any portion of the phone call at 7:28? >> no. >> did she ever tell you she was going to send an e-mail like that to ms. williams? >> no. >> the view held draft that the amount? >> no. -- did

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we have 70 e-mail systems that we support. wanted -- wanted to implement something that would get accepted widely by the city and jameel was discussed but we looked at the project and we thought we could overcome the challenges by going with the exchange. supervisor campos: thank you. -- supervisor kim: thank you. >> i will go back to my last few slides really quickly. on the major project update, supervisor jim pointed out we continue to roll out e-mail. we are hoping to speed that up now that the new version is coming out in august. the data center consolidation project is going well. we're pleased with how that is going. we had some great successes on the city wide broadband program, ruling out free wi-fi sites and the btop program, connecting homework and community centers to the internet to get connected. we continue our voice-over ip project. dark fiber leasing, we continue to expand that. we finished a couple of projects and we have one under way to release them some fiber and we're working on america's cup project and

it was her e-mail the con man had hacked. he used her contact list to send out the plea for nearly $2,000, pretending he was susan. >> it's really dishartening to think that people are that money hungry that they'll send it out to whoever -- whoever they think they can get the most money out of. >> susan's son told us every contact, hundreds of people received the same alarming message we did. her friends mary black well sent $300 before learning it was scam. >> what? i mean, i went through the roof. i was so upset. not because i sent the money or anything like that but it was because my heart was broken for susan. >> the person pretending to be susan told us he was traveling with somebody named richard and to wire the money to richard in the philippines. >> do you know susan in california? >> no, driveway not. the bad guys are claiming that you and the susan are over in the philippines together. that could get you in some. >> interest my wife especially. >> we tracked down the real richard, a professor in virginia. his e-mai

but-by-mail is a great idea for states. we have a couple in oregon, washington, that are already doing that. some senators said to me from washington a couple of months ago -- at think it was oregon, or washington, where they had vote by mail and the presentation was in the low- 70's, and they're looking for maybe 80% turnout this time. that is terrific compared to places where it is barely 50%. there is an opportunity to do something more cost- effectively, and encouraging more people to vote, and provide a nice piece of business for the postal service. that might work. those are the kinds of things we need to be thinking about. i have a question on pre- funding retiree health benefits. i think we have already heard from you on that, and i will gi you a question in writing to explore more on that, -- at least one more. in the congress -- in the coming months, if congress and the administration are not able to come to agreement on postal reform legislation, the postal service will need to make tough decisions on how to pres

we will have e-mails next.steve doocy coming up on "fox & friends". >> coming up you will meet a soldier who says congressman allen west saved his life. he will be here along with the congressman. the host of extreme catches will go fishing with us live outside on the plaza. i don't know how big a fish is in that little baby pool but we will find out shortly. >>> karl rove stewart varney and john stossel along with you fox and friends live from new york starts in 13 minutes. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds, i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ chirp ] [ manager 2 ] it's like working in a giant sandbox with all these huge toys. and with the fastest push-to-talk... i can keep track of them all. [ chirp ] [ chirp ] [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." with access to the fastest push-to-talk and three times the coverage. now when you buy one kyocera duracore rugged phone, for $49.99, you'll get four free. visit a spri

they said 1100 e-mails were sent to a random list of consumers, and the e-mail was not originated from company would not say whether or not anyone gave money or personal data to the scammers of the but they did say, we have taken the appropriate action to shutdown the source. when barbara clicked on the e-mail now it shows broken link. all she lost was a peaceful sunday. >> it was not a good feeling on a sunday morning. >> mike most any company, discover will never send an e-mail containing links to make a payment. if you get any e-mails asking for money delete them and go to the company website to make a payment. >>> people of all ages enjoyed looking up into the skies this weekend. some saw creatures you usually only see in the deep sea. >> the octopus kite. >> yes, the octopus kites and many others filled the marina. organizers claim it is the largest in north america. nearly everyone young and old had their kite jie. which color do you like better? >> the yellow one. >> he is adorable. there were clinics on how to design, build and fly your own flight. it goes back to 1986. and lei

it doesn't require the government to read their mail. or your mail to do that. it requires them through the internet service provider or that company to tell us that that type of event is going on at this time. it has to be at network if you're going to stop it. it's like a missile coming into the united states. if you think about a missile coming into the united states, there's two things you could do. we could take the snail mail approach and say i saw a missile going overhead. looked like it's headed your way. put the let ner the mail and say how'd that turn out? now, cyber is at the speed of light. i'm just saying we perhaps ought to go a little faster. probably don't want to use snail mail. maybe we can do this in realtime. and come up with a construct that you and the american people know that we're not looking at civil liberties and privacy. we're actually trying to figure out when the nation is under attack and what we need to do about it. the nice part about cyber erg we do in cyber you can audit. with 100% reliability. seems to me that there's a great

mail account that's. the hiding something. i was asked very plainly are you a terrorist and i didn't know whether it's serious. israeli airport security was as serious as it could be they didn't believe her story of coming to visit family and taking part in an interfaith conference they also knew she'd been involved in campaigns calling for boycotts and disinvestment from israel. a day later she was on a plane back to the united states. sandra's experience is not unique there are many more who have suffered in the same way it appears this experience could be merely the tip of the iceberg this is way beyond anything it's like asking you to go back home and open your safe. see what's there they can find your contact list they can find of where are where are your plans where are you heading to everything but the think is that if you're a terrorist and if you're smart you wipe your laptop before you cross and you have a dummy account so that no one will ever access your mail but saying let's focus on the beauty of it all but also

delivering mail, medicine and packages. the house is considering a bill to close thousands of offices, slash service and layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains $5 billion a year from post office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. house bill 2309 is not the answer. with two times the points onake lunch dining in restaurants,ch? you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. >>> hey, welcome back. we're continuing our investigation on charities that collect millions of dollars from donations from well meaning people around the country but end up spending very little or any of that money helping anyone, except for themselves. the $56 million raised by the disabled veterans national foundation for over three years, none of that money has gone directly to help veterans. the

that means these are now one or two e-mails. most of them are in march, when we were back and forth e-mails, because she suggested we look for a cleaner together so it will be cheaper, a person who comes a few hours to her mom and a few hours to my home, so most of the e-mails were in march, but most of them were two or three each month. that means we see each other every saturday, but it was not that i was visiting her. in december common after she held ross with money, i remember to say, we should start to be nicer, because they look like now they are trying to be with us. she was calling a lot of time, and i have a lot of calls from her, and i did not answer. it is not like we were talking every day or once a week. it is likewise per month. -- it is about twice per month. >> i am not asking about e- mails. you met with ivory from time to time and discussed with her problems you were having in your relationship with ross? >> the only problems are shared were the problems in the e- mails. the only information i shared with her.

through e-mail. you might say, i don't have your e-mail address, how to live by you? you can go to our web site and you can find it there. our business has changed so much because of self bones. you are at the place where something is happening. if you without a phone and take a picture, with your permission, you get there before we get there. there was a big crash write in the heart of the financial district. we heard about it, but there was so much traffic, we could not get there. my colleague said that if anybody can see this, take a picture and send it to us. there is a man on the twenty fourth floor looking out the window with his camera. took a picture, looked at it, send it to us, we had it on the air and a couple of minutes. because of technology, because of things changing so rapidly. it is a brand new world. vicki, thank you for the importance of that network and everything else. thank you. next, i want to introduce you to a gentleman. he is tall, dark, handsome. sorry, that was me. wrong script. [laughter] you, too, right? it's your birthday, right? ok. in

we're going to turn to e-mails now. we have a july 6th, mail from joseph house at pbgc. this one we don't have on the top. it's a july 6th e-mail, 9:45 p.m. and he's mailing late and i just spoke with matt feldman who relayed the following. quote, we agreed that any settlement discussions would be best saved for direct coordination between u.s. treasury and pbgc. at this point rather than a subject of group coordination. now he's saying that the settlement discussions were at that point as a result of his conversation with you a direct coordination between treasury and pbgc. he does not mention general motors. do you disagree with his e-mail? >> you would have to ask mr. house what he meant by that e-mail and i interpret what he meant to men mean that we were going to talk to the pbgc and then that wield talk to general motors that we do not have authority to settle issues between the pbgc and general motors. >> you do have a role in making recommendations and proposals. >> i would comment on proposals and recommendations and do i think something would be acceptable? gen

they provide mailing lists to groups like dvnf. but drew had trouble getting answers to what it has been doing with all the money. watch. >> reporter: yeah, it is drew griffin, g-r-i-f-f-i-n. >> he is not here. >> reporter: i'm trying to reach mr. shoeloff. oh, he's not in? >> as we mentioned, drew's reporting on the disabled veterans national foundation caught the attention of the senate committee. they've launched an investigation. the committee is requesting records relating to their fund-raising and marketing activities. i spoke with senator max baucus, the chairman of the committee. >> what concerns you most about this disabled national veterans foundation? >> it sounds like it is a front. i don't think it is legit. they take about $56 million from ordinary good americans who want to help veterans, but then don't give any money to veterans, and in this case, don't give any money to disabled veterans. it is an outrage, frankly. >> have you heard about the dvnf before? >> i have not, frankly. you highlighted it in one of your re

they said 1100 e-mails were sent to a random list of consumers, and the e-mail was not originated fromdiscover. the company would not say whether or not anyone gave money or personal data to the scammers of the but they did say, we have taken the appropriate action to shutdown the source. when barbara clicked on the e-mail now it shows broken link. all she lost was a peaceful sunday. >> it was not a good feeling on a sunday morning. >> mike most any company, discover will never send an e-mail containing links to make a payment. if you get any e-mails asking for money delete them and go to the company website to make a payment. >>> people of all ages enjoyed looking up into the skies this weekend. some saw creatures you usually only see in the deep sea. >> the octopus kite. >> yes, the octopus kites and many others filled the marina. organizers claim it is the largest in north america. nearly everyone young and old had their kite jie. which color do you like better? >> the yellow one. >> he is adorable. there were clinics on how to design, build and fly your own flight. it goes back to

they provide mailing lists to groups like dvnf. but drew has had trouble getting answers to what it's been doing with all the money. watc watch. >> may i ask who's calling? >> it's drew griffin. griffin. >> he is not here. what is this regarding? >> i'm trying to reach mr. shoeloff. oh, he's not in. >> drew's reporting on dvnf caught the attention of the senate finance committee and they launched an investigation into possible abuse of the ta tax-exempt non-profit status. the committee is requesting information. i spoke with senator max baucus, the chairman of the committee. >> what disturbs you the most this disabled national veterans foundation? >> it sounds like it's a front. i don't think it's legit. they take about $56 million from ordinary good americans who want to help veterans, but they don't give any of the money to veterans, and in this case they don't give any of the money to disabled veterans. it's an outrage, frankly. >> have you heard of the dvnf before? >> i have not, frankly. you highlighted it in one of your repor

the e mail was not originated from discover. the company would not say whether anyone gave money or personal data to the scammers. however, it did say that we have taken prormt action to shut down the source. when barbara kicked -- clicked on the e mail it shows broken links and thankfully, all she lost was a peaceful sunday. >> in the a great feeling on a sunday morning. >> and discover says it will never send an e mail containing links to make a payment f you get an e mail just delete it then got to the web site to check it out. >> and thank you. >> san francisco general hospital is joining international campaign to stop bullying and to p support young people who are lesbian, gay and transgender. >> and there is this video featuring people from offices to emergency room. the hospital hosted a special screening this afternoon. health care work jairz they want everyone to know it's a safe place. >> there are current and future patients and citizens, so anyone just they knew that at san francisco general we provide compassionate

in an e-mail to cnna. company spokesm it does not discuss specific client relationships but that spokesman did say quadriga at times chiss to invest money in partnerships with nonprofit organizations. they said they've lost $7 million investing in nonprofit organizations. that may be true but in the case of the disabled veterans national foundation, according to tax documents, not only did nearly all of the 56 million in cash donations go to fundraising costs, but the dvnf still owes its fund-raiser another $5 million. it sounds like backward math. dvnf is reporting on its tax returns that it's costing more than a dollar to raise a dollar, despite the fact that its contract qaudriga is a low-cost provider in the nonprofit marketplace. >> they send them out to millions of people. they don't care -- they don't care about the percentage of returns. all they care is about how much money they get from it. >> you're the one from cnn that's -- >> meet priscilla, president of the veterans national foundation. >> i