mr. clemente a liar. >> no i'm not i have said you got it wrong it wouldn't be the first time you got something. >> i have it in writing from mr. clementi, you are seater saying mr. clement, i'm not saying anything you are hard news chief told him you would call me. are you gottenning that tonight? >> do you think to talk about bill o'reilly or bill o'reilly's book. >> my name is o'reilly. do you want to deny clementi do you want to say is he not telling the truth. >> i'm saying there is is a misunderstanding. mr. clement is a tremendously honest man. >> good, because we have it in writing that you were supposed to call me and did you not call me and by writing a provocative column like this you had an obligation as a journalist to do that. page 2445 in killing reagan is what your real beef is about. a meeting on march 2ened, 1987, the meeting was called by howard baker, then the new chief of staff of ronald reagan. before the meeting took place, howard baker asked his assistant, james cannon to investigate ronald reagan, to investigate him. are you denying any of that is true? >> of course not

mr. clement argued in court that the light was not timed properly and he won. >> okay. >> should you not know why he won at this point? >> we can only speculate because we don't know the judge's comments. >> how unusual is this kind of result? >> i think without an attorney, this is a very unusual result. >> reporter: community activist jay beaver has helped to end red light programs throughout california and helped andre to prepare for his court appearance. >> i think it is unconscionable that the government knows they are doing something wrong. it has been shown their light is not timed correct and they do it day after day, week after week, month after month. >> before we started to answer questions about this ticket, was the department looking in to the issue? >> no. in fact, we appreciate the fact that nbc brought this to our attention. we thought we were in some come pliengs pliens. >> the confidence the timing of the red light camera fi minutished when they sent a records request. a series of questions about the city's red light camera operations. >> embarrassing to admit you made

mr. clement argued in court that that light was not timed properly. and he won. >> okay. >> should you ngtz know why he won at this point? >> we can only speculate because we don't have the judge's comme comments. >> how unusual is this case? >> i think without an attorney this is a very unusual case. >> they helped put together red light cameras throughout california and this attorney helped andre prepare for his court appearance. >> i think it is wrong that the government knows they're doing something wrong. it's shown they're wrong, the yellow light timed is not correct and they continue to do it day after day, week after week, month after month. >> before we started to ask questions about this ticket was this department looking into the issue? >> no, in fact we appreciate the fact that nbc brought this fact to our attention. we -- thought we were in compliance. >> reporter: and that confidence and the timing of this red light camera diminished. when they sent questions about the city's red light camera operations. embarrassing to have to admit you

mr. clement argued in court that light was not timed properly and he won. >> okay. >> should you not know why he won at this point? >> we can only speculate because we don't have the judge's comments. >> how unusual is this kind of result? >> i think, without an attorney, this is a very unusual result. >> reporter: community activist helped end red light camera programs throughout came california. he helped andre prepare for his court appearance. >> i think it's unconscionae that the government knows they're doing something wrong, it's been shown they're wrong, it's been shown their yellow light time is not correct, yet continue doing this day after day, week after week, month after week. >> reporter: lieutenant, before we started asking questions about this ticket, was this department looking into the issue? >> no. in fact, we appreciate the fact that nbc's brought this to our attention. we thought we were in compliance. >> reporter: and that confidence, the timing of this red light camera, diminished when nbc bay area sent this records request, a series of questions about the city's red

mr. clement argued in court that that light was not timed properly.nd he won. >> okay. >> reporter: should you not know why he won at this point? >> we can only speculate because we don't have the judge's comments. >> reporter: how unusual is this kind of result? >> i think without an attorney, this is a very unusual result. >> reporter: community activist jay bieber has helped end red-light camera programs throughout california. he also helped andre prepare for his court appearance. >> well, i think it's uncon shonnable that the government knows they're doing something wrong. it's been shown that they're wrong. it's been shown that their yellow light time is not correct, and yet they continue doing this day after day, week after week, month after month. >> before we started asking questions about this ticket, was this department looking into the issue? >> no. in fact, we appreciate the fact that nbc brought this back to our attention. we thought we were in compliance. >> reporter: and that confidence in the timing of this red-light camera diminished

clement. followed by mr. printout. then roxie callum will be the first three speakers. >> good afternoon mr. ement >> good afternoon. patty clement with catholic charities in most of the coalition of agencies. we also have a subcommittee of adult they service providers here in san francisco. we worked very closely with paratransit and we know overall they do a great job, or having some challenges. annette was able to highlight some of those challenges that says we have some closures without a programs in san francisco takes longer to get declines to the program they need to come to in order to stay safe in the community. we haven't creased traffic construction and street closures. increasing frailty of the clients we do serve. they needed the quality of service. we have longer paratransit times due to the increased use of wheelchair less. again the frailty of our clients. we will chair capacity for program participants where really we don't have enough capacity within the fleet of vehicles to meet all the needs of the client in wheelchairs the special programs. we have had some issues with al

clement. followed by mr. printout. then roxie callum will be the first three speakers. >> good afternoon mr. ement >> good afternoon. patty clement with catholic charities in most of the coalition of agencies. we also have a subcommittee of adult they service providers here in san francisco. we worked very closely with paratransit and we know overall they do a great job, or having some challenges. annette was able to highlight some of those challenges that says we have some closures without a programs in san francisco takes longer to get declines to the program they need to come to in order to stay safe in the community. we haven't creased traffic construction and street closures. increasing frailty of the clients we do serve. they needed the quality of service. we have longer paratransit times due to the increased use of wheelchair less. again the frailty of our clients. we will chair capacity for program participants where really we don't have enough capacity within the fleet of vehicles to meet all the needs of the client in wheelchairs the special programs. we have had some issues with al

clement. followed by mr. printout. then roxie callum will be the first three speakers. >> good afternoon mr. ement >> good afternoon. patty clement with catholic charities in most of the coalition of agencies. we also have a subcommittee of adult they service providers here in san francisco. we worked very closely with paratransit and we know overall they do a great job, or having some challenges. annette was able to highlight some of those challenges that says we have some closures without a programs in san francisco takes longer to get declines to the program they need to come to in order to stay safe in the community. we haven't creased traffic construction and street closures. increasing frailty of the clients we do serve. they needed the quality of service. we have longer paratransit times due to the increased use of wheelchair less. again the frailty of our clients. we will chair capacity for program participants where really we don't have enough capacity within the fleet of vehicles to meet all the needs of the client in wheelchairs the special programs. we have had some issues with al

clement. followed by mr. printout. then roxie callum will be the first three speakers. >> good afternoon mr. ement >> good afternoon. patty clement with catholic charities in most of the coalition of agencies. we also have a subcommittee of adult they service providers here in san francisco. we worked very closely with paratransit and we know overall they do a great job, or having some challenges. annette was able to highlight some of those challenges that says we have some closures without a programs in san francisco takes longer to get declines to the program they need to come to in order to stay safe in the community. we haven't creased traffic construction and street closures. increasing frailty of the clients we do serve. they needed the quality of service. we have longer paratransit times due to the increased use of wheelchair less. again the frailty of our clients. we will chair capacity for program participants where really we don't have enough capacity within the fleet of vehicles to meet all the needs of the client in wheelchairs the special programs. we have had some issues with al