when mr. nolan started talking about doing a show about my father, larry and i came up with the idea of letting him film his suicide. (grubman) why? because it would show that people still believed in my father's work. that he didn't go to jail for nothing. and then what happened? larry ani came up with the idea of embarrassing mr. nolan. it was stupid. and i regret it. i blamed him for the loss of my father for ten years. (grubman) tell uabout your participation in the suicides. i told them where to get the drugs, and the plans to build the drug delivery device. how to work it and how to set up an i.v. in their arm. how to end their life safe, without pain. in the same spirit as my father would've helped them. (grubman) no further questions. [cutter clears throat] as a nurse in a hospice for the dying, you know something about pain, correct? yes. so when you told mr. lupo and mr. driscoll that this method developed by your father, the cocktail of the three drugs, was safe and painless, they trusted

did he ask mr. nolan for help? nolan just kept talking about a deadline. so he used a source at the hospital to get larry's report. when the report said larry had lou gehrig's, larry made up his mind. mila, the report was wrong. larry didn't have lou gehrig's. well if they don't take away nolan's emmy for this-- why stop at his emmy? he was after ratings. he had a suicidal victim an unchecked report. he had motive. it was a substantial risk ana reckless act. full house. let's go. ms. hames, i'm michael cutter. i work with ms. rubirosa. now, uh... before he died, you got to know mr. driscoll pretty well. he talked to you about his life, but for the fact that he was told he had lou gehrig's, do you think he'd be alive today? he said as long as there was hope... he couldn't bring himself to end his life. he told mr. nolan this? you go pick up nolan. we're charging man two. this looks like trouble. you mind getting up, mr. nolan. i have to get ready to tape a segment for sunday's show. you're pretty enough now for your mug shot-- get up! mug shot? you're under

mr. nolan applying is commissioner driscoll mr. star's commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury we have quorum as you can see your item number 3 mr. clerk, call interest . all right. public time to comment >> code section. >> taking public comment on the fact we does see the closed session has a right are here we'll go into closed session and returning awe at 230 thank you. >> mr. rose call the next item. >> item 4 a discussion item general public comment. >> our favorites time of the day general public comment. >> this is the time when the general public comment talks about anything they want to talk about so, please let's see i have (calling names). >> all right. >> let's go. >> i'm rudy a retired teacher having taught in san francisco unified school district. 4 two years >> thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> you're welcome and i'm here to obviously to talk about the pre96 pokes that retired paraprofessionals and others motion of teachers and paraprofessionals and the city ret

mr. nolan applying is commissioner driscoll mr. star's commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury we have quorum as you can see your item number 3 mr. clerk, call interest . all right. public time to comment >> code section. >> taking public comment on the fact we does see the closed session has a right are here we'll go into closed session and returning awe at 230 thank you. >> mr. rose call the next item. >> item 4 a discussion item general public comment. >> our favorites time of the day general public comment. >> this is the time when the general public comment talks about anything they want to talk about so, please let's see i have (calling names). >> all right. >> let's go. >> i'm rudy a retired teacher having taught in san francisco unified school district. 4 two years >> thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> you're welcome and i'm here to obviously to talk about the pre96 pokes that retired paraprofessionals and others motion of teachers and paraprofessionals and the city ret

mr. nolans. christensen mr. star's commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury item passes 6 to one. >> please call item 14. >> item 14 an action review of the terms of the reference for the governance committee. >> this is you. >> the board created the committee last year and didn't have a reference to the governance has approved the draft terms and recommended to the board they approve it commissioner stansbury. >> i think this is for - >> i'll second the item all right. and you have the floor. >> if we go forward with this how is it possible the items get in because of board. >> policy and strategy come to the committee any kind of presentations go through the investment committee and this would be for policy and strategy only and everything will be as those items are passed and recommend to the full board. >> thank you plus a double hearing on all the issues. >> any other board members have questions or comments. >> i'll second the motion on the tarnl. >> all in

the 81-year-old tells us she heard the cops when mr. nolan car a second later. >> i heard about seven shots. immediately. >> reporter: police tell us that chase did not last long and they were able to catch the second suspect that you -- a few blocks away. it is not clear if the second suspect was the one who shot the officer or if it was the custody immediatell. because all the roads aae closed in the air, a lot of people who live here had a tough time getting home this evening. they tell us the roads will be closed for several more hours as they continue to process the crime scene. live in denver, jennifer kovaleski denver7. >>> overnight standoff came to an end this morning with the suspect found dead in a home where he was holld up all night. arapahoe county share services started after the en shot at deputies who were doing a welfare check in his home near hamden, himalaya last night that was about 9:00. the standoff lasted nearly 12 hours. the s.w.a.t. team went into the home before 8 am this morning and found the man dead inside your >

that person was appoint and stands behind me deputy director tony can capita r chaplain for the mr. nolan and will speak in a minute on those subjects and transparency asia accurate data and technology is something else that the community is calling for we'll collect the data in realtime using the web-based whatever and smart phones the officers ahave been issued to process the tickets detentions and field intervienss over time he we believe will come in ahead of the supervisor cohen's bills hoping to improve the transparency, of course, body cameras and hopefully the first body worn camercameras in maybe sooner with everyone the san francisco mr. police department barbecue being a body worn camera by the end of 2016 and opted into the capitol hill initiative we're additionally posting public information on that website with regards to arrests, demographics within the department and on and on so regardless of there is a disparity the numbers in their transparently posted and working to address any disparities we've tried to identify and improve the culture committee we have the officers s

. >> roll call mr. nolan applying is commissioner driscoll mr. star's commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury we have quorum as you can see your item number 3 mr. clerk, call interest . all right. public time to comment >> code section. >> taking public comment on the fact we does see the closed session has a right are here we'll go into closed session and returning awe at 230 thank you. >> mr. rose call the next item. >> item 4 a discussion item general public comment. >> our favorites time of the day general public comment. >> this is the time when the general public comment talks about anything they want to talk about so, please let's see i have (calling names). >> all right. >> let's go. >> i'm rudy a retired teacher having taught in san francisco unified school district. 4 two years >> thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> you're welcome and i'm here to obviously to talk about the pre96 pokes that retired paraprofessionals and others motion of teachers and paraprofessionals and the city retirement city are of that group that re

in just over three weeks we have six co-sponsor, mr. nolan of minnesota, mr. jones of north carolina, messrs. duffy and ribble of wisconsin, and mr. micah and mr. new gent from my state of florida. the message is very simple on this. it says to congress, get back to work. let's do our job. the job we are elected to do. you see, we will never solve border security and imgration reform. we will never balance the budget. we will never address national security and foreign policy. we will never address tax reform if we have a part-time congress and a full-time world. in any other profession if you spend 20 to 30 hours a week doing a job other than you are hired to do, you would be fired. but in washington we accept this as the political culture. many will say, the issue's dark money, the issue is transparency. fine, we can have a campaign finance debate, but that's not what this is about. this is a congressional reform. i will close with this, mr. speaker. each one of us made a promise to roughly 700,000 people in the community from which we come and we represent.

that person was appoint and stands behind me deputy director tony can capita r chaplain for the mr. nolan and will speak in a minute on those subjects and transparency asia accurate data and technology is something else that the community is calling for we'll collect the data in realtime using the web-based whatever and smart phones the officers ahave been issued to process the tickets detentions and field intervienss over time he we believe will come in ahead of the supervisor cohen's bills hoping to improve the transparency, of course, body cameras and hopefully the first body worn camercameras in maybe sooner with everyone the san francisco mr. police department barbecue being a body worn camera by the end of 2016 and opted into the capitol hill initiative we're additionally posting public information on that website with regards to arrests, demographics within the department and on and on so regardless of there is a disparity the numbers in their transparently posted and working to address any disparities we've tried to identify and improve the culture committee we have the officers s

. >> thank you that's my only question through director nolan thank you, mr. wheeler for the presentation and ms. wise and everyone it is a wonderful primerer and something that a lot of us have the future the dealing with on a day to day basis there is that credible steep i for one am excited about the b m t the a or f interesting to point out from a lot of traffic engineers prospective and level of services a which is you know theoretically a lot of people see manage that should be favorable but seeing an intersection go from a a to a d or f. >> an engineer seize it differently it is opposite of what we want to see and go as far to say that is the case in a lot of communities so for me a welcomed change i'm looking forward to seeing overseeing changes adopted some of the concerns over the years with ceqa is that unfortunately it is the only lever a lot of time for the community to really sort of you know engage around issues before whether it is not pulling up close enough to a curve or maybe you know in other impacts that are beyond the range of ceqa and in

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm patrick those minutes are met indicated that ms. bloomer refused last meeting to distribute any turn out i've requested even though i see director ramos cringing his e e neck to see the handout on the overhead display the monitor. >> as i testified you can't have 2 millions bused stops the muni bus zones which the october analysis showed 2 pointed 7 messenger percent of the shuttles were blocking suggesting 32 thousand obviously the sheer blockage of the shuttle buses have an adverse impact on the vulnerable pedestrians but more troubling ms. bloomer wrongly constituent my testimony at the end of the

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm patrick those minutes are met indicated that ms. bloomer refused last meeting to distribute any turn out i've requested even though i see director ramos cringing his e e neck to see the handout on the overhead display the monitor. >> as i testified you can't have 2 millions bused stops the muni bus zones which the october analysis showed 2 pointed 7 messenger percent of the shuttles were blocking suggesting 32 thousand obviously the sheer blockage of the shuttle buses have an adverse impact on the vulnerable pedestrians but more troubling ms. bloomer wrongly constituent my testimony at the end of the

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm patrick those minutes are met indicated that ms. bloomer refused last meeting to distribute any turn out i've requested even though i see director ramos cringing his e e neck to see the handout on the overhead display the monitor. >> as i testified you can't have 2 millions bused stops the muni bus zones which the october analysis showed 2 pointed 7 messenger percent of the shuttles were blocking suggesting 32 thousand obviously the sheer blockage of the shuttle buses have an adverse impact on the vulnerable pedestrians but more troubling ms. bloomer wrongly constituent my testimony at the end of these minutes not the body of minutes where they belong sunshine task

. >> thank you that's my only question through director nolan thank you, mr. wheeler for the presentation and ms. wise and everyone it is a wonderful primerer and something that a lot of us have the future the dealing with on a day to day basis there is that credible steep i for one am excited about the b m t the a or f interesting to point out from a lot of traffic engineers prospective and level of services a which is you know theoretically a lot of people see manage that should be favorable but seeing an intersection go from a a to a d or f. >> an engineer seize it differently it is opposite of what we want to see and go as far to say that is the case in a lot of communities so for me a welcomed change i'm looking forward to seeing overseeing changes adopted some of the concerns over the years with ceqa is that unfortunately it is the only lever a lot of time for the community to really sort of you know engage around issues before whether it is not pulling up close enough to a curve or maybe you know in other impacts that are beyond the range of ceqa and in

. >> thank you that's my only question through director nolan thank you, mr. wheeler for the presentation and ms. wise and everyone it is a wonderful primerer and something that a lot of us have the future the dealing with on a day to day basis there is that credible steep i for one am excited about the b m t the a or f interesting to point out from a lot of traffic engineers prospective and level of services a which is you know theoretically a lot of people see manage that should be favorable but seeing an intersection go from a a to a d or f. >> an engineer seize it differently it is opposite of what we want to see and go as far to say that is the case in a lot of communities so for me a welcomed change i'm looking forward to seeing overseeing changes adopted some of the concerns over the years with ceqa is that unfortunately it is the only lever a lot of time for the community to really sort of you know engage around issues before whether it is not pulling up close enough to a curve or maybe you know in other impacts that are beyond the range of ceqa and in

. >> thank you that's my only question through director nolan thank you, mr. wheeler for the presentation and ms. wise and everyone it is a wonderful primerer and something that a lot of us have the future the dealing with on a day to day basis there is that credible steep i for one am excited about the b m t the a or f interesting to point out from a lot of traffic engineers prospective and level of services a which is you know theoretically a lot of people see manage that should be favorable but seeing an intersection go from a a to a d or f. >> an engineer seize it differently it is opposite of what we to see and go as far to say that is the case in a lot of communities so for me a welcomed change i'm looking forward to seeing overseeing changes adopted some of the concerns over the years with ceqa is that unfortunately it is the only lever a lot of time for the community to really sort of you know engage around issues before whether it is not pulling up close enough to a curve or maybe you know in other impacts that are beyond the range of ceqa and in that

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm patrick those minutes are met indicated that ms. bloomer refused last meeting to distribute any turn out i've requested even though i see director ramos cringing his e e neck to see the handout on the overhead display the monitor. >> as i testified you can't have 2 millions bused stops the muni bus zones which the october analysis showed 2 pointed 7 messenger percent of the shuttles were blocking suggesting 32 thousand obviously the sheer blockage of the shuttle buses have an adverse impact on the vulnerable pedestrians but more troubling ms. bloomer wrongly constituent my testimony at the end of the

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mrchairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings.

. >> thank you director nolan and all the staff that's been working on this mr. williams it good work and clearly something that we all care about deeply when we choose to move forward with the program before i think we were all under the - we were assuming we were going to have to tweak that it needed work and feels it still needs work maybe more formally than originally thought would do the trick i want to make a couple of things clear to i think for myself i'm equally supportive of the shuttle serves as someone that has gone up and down the peninsula regularly there are only effect not to privatize transit but actually to audible the traffic that is not there to get up and down the peninsula not where it needs to be so someday i'm working daily to fix that and we some of us have been working on getting us anymore transit for well over decades on this area issue and i'm for one as someone who understands how hard to park a car the city i'm grateful there are options for people to take to get to work that reduce the demands of private vehicles on the streets whi

director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mrchairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off