mr. grossman and dr. kerr -- at least in the past, it has been biased against individuals who have shown that their rights have been violated at either open meetings are public records, so my suggestion to you is that you put the matter of enforcement or the lack of enforcement of orders of determination back on your agenda. thank you. commissioner hur: think you for your comments. speaker, sir. proceed. >> well, i think the thing is i have been assaulted by some of the staff of the city and county of san francisco. i have been kicked out of meetings just for showing up. i have been not given many documents. i do not know why. i just feel i should not have to call david or any of those people to get the documents that i need. i think it is definitely outlandish. i am hoping that you all decide to hold somebody accountable. i mean, i definitely believe that you are making the city and county of san francisco's spread eagle for whatever lawsuit comes by, and the citizens need to start filing. we need to sta

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so i don't think you're going to get concurrence in president karzai frankly when this next week mr grossman goes seeking his approve the continuation of the gaucher issues are so then when we hear about this intelligence report of this intelligence assessment that's been made and out over which apparently there is some debate and they say basically that you know that the taliban is going to want to regain full control of afghanistan that they're going to want to reinstate a religious type of rule is that kind of obvious i mean should people of already know that it's interesting to me that the that the fence officials say we don't agree and this is too much of a diva and a dark assessment. well i think it's more about the the amount of of investment we've made the assumption is we've made all this investment is going to cure it past a time where there is just not going to happen with that said the same time to tell him on have never made any bones about what they want to do but this is the issue they don't have that mass they don't have the force to come in to and re insinuate themselves com

mr. grossman. i could give you our view of the u.s.e fact that that relationship has been and continues to be complicated, but is very important to our national security interests, to our fight against al qaeda, and to the stability of the region. that is our broad view. i do not have anything specific on the president and ambassador grossman. >> why have the afghan meetings fallen off? can you tell us about how many meetings he has had? >> it is a high priority, a national security party for the president. we are transparent about the implementation process that the president has taken, and will continue to be. we are in a phase of drawing down the forces. as we began -- in terms of meetings of the af-pac, it is an issue that is discussed in the president's national security time with the advisers. >> the turks tried a few months ago to have talks with assad, at that time the president waited for a few days but told the turkish president is not working, we have to move on. i wonder why in light of that precedent you said he sounded so

mr. grossman, please stay away until we finish reviewing our u.s.chishington. these are two countries that have butted heads for decades. they haven't gotten along. things really deteriorated last year when the u.s. raided the bin laden compound without informing pakistan beforehand. last november you had the nato airstrike that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. there's widespread anti-american semitism here. they want to cut ties or reduce ties with washington. the government here is taking a look at that, considering that, essentially telling u.s. officials no visits for now. stay away until our review has been completed. for their part u.s. officials are downplaying this. they say they understand. they'll be happy to try again once this review has been completed in islamabad. >> when they talk about reviewing policy and partnership, that almost sounds like a threat or maybe just is a threat. is there any sense that the relationship is salvageable or is this the beginning of the end? >> reporter: there's certainly a lot of problems between islamabad a

mr. grossman was unable to get into pakistan, has the president had a conversation about the state of ourelations with pakistanwhich i will give . >> i am not aware of any conversations with the president. i can give you our view of u.s. pakistan relations and the fact that that relationship has been and continues to be complicated, but it is very important to our national security and dressed in our fight against al -- interest and our fight against al qaeda. >> have we got any kind of announcements? why has the fall off? can you talk about any meetings he has had? >> it is obviously a high priority, a national security priority. we are concerned about the implementation process of the strategy. as we begin the transition to afghan security lead to 2014. in terms of meetings, the afpac group, it is an issue that is discussed frequently in the president's national security time with the national security advisers. >> the turks tried to have talks had come to a settlement. they told the president that this is not working and we have to move on. i wonder why in light of that precedent, you