mr. chair. and members and supervisors how are you doing? >> my name is bruce wolfe and i am applying to the appointment for the sunshine ordinance task force and as you know, you know who i am and you know my history and you made and i want to alleviate any concerns about the letters of support and i did not ask anybody to come and support me today. and it is not that i don't carry favor with anybody, i just felt that at this point that they have been here so many times that there is a lot of support for me to be here. but just to be here on my own merits and i feel that my work in the open government community and field, and my continued work in the consumer advocacy, and in community he have ferts around the city lend to what i can bring to the task force at this time. and there is a major area, that the task force still has the difficulties with and that is in the area of technology and that is something that i bring to it or i can bring to it and i have brought to it before and the areas around the meta data and how the documents are maintained. building o

and then mr. bruce or freddie would knock on the door and say susan, your date is here. the thing is, with secret service agents your parents can find you wherever you want. even if you do slip out the door, you'll get a message that says call home, your mom wants to talk to. a lot of the time, and will understand, your parents are out almost every single night. if it's not a reception from 5:00 to 7:00 have our dinner from 7:00 to 9:00, they are not around all that much, unless you carvel weekends, which we would carvel weekends at camp david. which is totally protected and no one would find out about it. which is the wonderful thing about camp david. the other advantage of having secret service agents was if you took your date to georgetown, parking and georgetown was very difficult. so you rode with them and let them worried about carving -- parking the car. but to answer the other gentleman's question, i think globally -- probably have to make two statements. i had a small dinner party on the sequoia before my prom with my very best friends from high school and their

and then mr. bruce or freddie would knock on the door and say "susan, your date is here."he thing is, with secret service agents, your parents can find you wherever you want. even if you do slip out the door, you'll get a message that says call home, your mom wants to talk to. a lot of the time, and will understand, your parents are out almost every single night. if it's not a reception from 5:00 to 7:00 or a dinner from 7:00 to 9:00, they are not around all that much, unless you carve out weekends, which we would carve out weekends at camp david, which is totally protected and no one would find out about it, which is the wonderful thing about camp david. the other advantage of having secret service agents was if you took your date to georgetown parking in georgetown was very difficult. so you rode with them and let them worried about parking the car. but to answer the other gentleman's question, i think probably -- and i have to make two statements. i had a small dinner party on the sequoia before my prom with my very best friends from high school and their dates. it was

and finally, mr. bruce hallen, who is the director of water rights and contracts at the salt river project. so chief, if we can begin with you for your five-minute comments, and to each of the witnesses, we'd ask that you try to limit your testimony to five minutes. your full -- your full statement will be included as part of the record. but we look forward to your comments and the opportunity to ask questions afterwards. chief, good morning. >> good morning. madam chair, ranking member, members of the committee, thank you for giving us the opportunity to be here and especially with the other panel members today to be able to talk about not only our upcoming fire season, but the things that we're currently doing and the things that we need to continue to do to address this issue. as you both have already shared, the predictions for this coming fire season are similar to what we had last year with definitely a much more -- more than active fire season primarily out in the west. and as the summer develops, th

and finally mr. bruce hallin, who's the director of water rights and contracts at the salt river project. so chief, if we can begin with you for your five-minute comments and to each of the witnesses, we'd ask you that try to limit your testimony to five minutes. your full statement will be included as part of the record. but we look forward to your comments and the opportunity to ask questions afterwards. chief, good morning. >> good morning. madam chair, ranking member, members of the committee, thank you for giving us the opportunity to be here and especially with the other panel members today to be able to talk about not only our upcoming fire season but the things we're currently doing and the things we need to continue to do to address this issue. as you both have already shared, the predictions for this coming fire season are similar to what we had last year with definitely a much more active fire season, primarily out in the west, and as the summer develops that's just going to continue to expand u

mr. wolf. >> good afternoon supervisors bruce wolf we're an industry watch dog one of the concerns we have regarding actual over the counter sales is the proximity of items like flavored malt beverages i believe you referred to them as beer cool ers and these are very dangerous products that kids seem to get their hands on and lots of times we find in refrigerators that a lot of these products are put right next to the non alcoholic before beverages and sometimes because the labelling looks so much similar they should be very far away and they get home and crack them open and they are actually alcoholic beverages and i would suggest that there be some either restriction or some order or condition in any and all liquor licenses that these products be very specific and moved very far away from the non alcoholic items that may look the same and have the same labelling thank you. >> thank you. is there anyone else that would like to speak from the public? seeing none public comment is closed. i was just going to ask the market if you have any thoughts on what mr. wolf just said about how alcohol compani

mr. em rick and thanks. i'm bruceordon fox 29 news. >> michigan man is hoping to pop the question gets a little help from a local police department. trevor ross got pulled over two years ago during his first date with his now fiance' ashley. well this week trevor reach out to the same police department that stopped him with help with an unusual marriage proposal. dam cash video showing trevor's fake pat down in progress when the officers pull ashley out of the car, too they hand trevor the ring box from his pocket. ashley seemed a little shocked but of course she couldn't say no. no word if the officers will be attending the wedding. that's cute. >> that's new take. >> right. >> getting pulled over. it is friday. so of course that means it's time for our fox 29 spring fling and we've been having lot of fun with this. >> chief meteorologist scott williams, jenn fred, live again in south philly. hi guys. >> hi there chris and dawn. yeah south street we are previewing the south street spring festival that kicks off tomor

mr. steve forbes rich carlguard, carey sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. rich what do you make of these lotto comments of the president? >> if he had said everything he said but left out the word lottery, it would have sounded like pope francis. i mean it would have been a good liberal pitch for successful people to pitch in. the use of the word lottery is really revealing of his mind-set that success in this country and maybe even the success of the united states is some artifact of luck. it's one of the most poisonous things i've ever heard a president of the united states say. >> what makes this country great, bruce, is people aspiring to greatness. people achieving greatness. that wasn't a lottery win, that was their aspirations. >> no i would agree with part of that. i would say who he is -- we need him to elaborate a little bit. i think who he was talking about is hedge fund manager whos pay an outrageously low tax rate. in the broader context, on the whole poverty issue, if you think about it a lottery prize after taxes is $600,000. if you're born i

mr. sanders as well. jon: tammy bruce, alan colmes thank you both. >> thank you.ing now" might have noticed i wasn't in this chair last week on thursday, i was in augusta, georgia, honored to receive the inaugural highway owe no, sirness award from america's warrior partnership. leo is truly a national treasure one of my all-time heroes. so so to receive this award from the man himself was truly special. america's warrior partnership is a national organization devoted to helping our veterans get whatever assistance they need. they partner with the wounded warrior project and other groups to integrate programs in communities so that veterans both wounded and able bodied can go to one place and get help to improve their quality of life. if you'd like more information go to the web sites you see op your screen. as for leo read his incredible story told by the man himself, "surviving hell: a p.o.w.'s journey." he's too humble a guy to flog it himself, but he represents the best of america. you owe it to yourself to read his story, leothorsness.com. patti ann: great st

mr. miller damaged belongs to somebody with whom he had an intimate relationship. as such it's the domestic veils case. >> 49ers management issued a statement saying the organization is aware of today's development. >> involving brucee legal proceedings closely. my recall is the latest niner involved in a domestic dispute investigation. mock donned released by the temperature last year after sexual assault complaint and domestic violence alleges. in miller case his girlfriend has recanted her police report and in court today the players attorney said she wants to protective order keeping her away from him dropped. but pros cawtors still treating this as domestic abuse. >> we will seek to include as part of the disposition counseling. >> 49ers have not suspended the 27-year-old player neither he or his attorney were willing to talk after the arraignment. >> not right now thank you very much. >> nothing right now. >> my recall is out on 10,000 dollar bail expected back in court may 26th. carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> san francisco woman is finally home safe and sound after surviving the earthquake in nepal. avalanche it triggered on mount everest. the 4 kids rushed her into her arms this morning at san francisco enter

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mr. roker. >>> no bigger name in the music industry than clive davis who discovered whitney houston and signed artists like billy joel bruceire just to get to you ♪ ♪ if i have to ♪ >> couldn't you listen to this for the rest of the segment? that's his new segment called "if i have to." he's here with chief officer for sony entertainment, the legendary clive davis. good morning again. >> good morning. >> avery, let me start with you. clive said you are a once or twice in a decade level talent. that's coming from a guy who's seen the best in the world. what does it mean to hear that? >> words can't describe what that means. to have such a backing and such support from clive, the clive davis. you know people that he worked with and created and molded their careers i've always looked up to as an artist. the list goes on and on. we could be here for days. but it's just incredible to have such a support from such a great person. >> clive, what was it about avery that just made you know that he was one of the ones? >> right now contemporary music needs great voices. it's very clear when adele came along. currently with sam smith