mr. patrick. >> good morning board directors. two issues. one i mentioned this at the meeting a couple nights ago. bolts bus i think that's the name of it. they take lots of people to los angeles for a very cheap price and i happen to stop at the east oakland -- west oakland bart station and they're loading with people every everyday suitcases and everything else. it seems to me this should be a tenant of our temporary bus depot whether we're pursuing them or not i don't know but this sets the standard for the train to los angeles and this is the genesis of that, so they're taking a whole lot of passengers and i hope staff is reaching out trying to corral these people as a tenant because i think it would be a good policy. number two i am promoting the notion of a gondola to take people from treasure island and bikes and using the bay bridge as the king post for the gondola and have it land at the transbay depot to complete that measure and recently to expand that idea to make it part of the dtx system we have to build a tunnel between the --

senator mccain: thank you ted vicki, patrick, mr. vice president.family and friends and colleagues assembled here it's a privilege to be with you today to help dedicate this wonderful institute, a fitting memorial to the man who gave a half century of dedicated and accomplished service to our country in a place he truly loved, the united states senate. i wish i hadn't already told my best antidote about ted at his memorial service. it might have been appropriate here. it concerned an exchange he and i had on the senate floor was that notable for its volume and vigor. that's a good kennedy word for you. the story that we both enjoyed telling. since many of you were present the last time, i won't repeat it today. pity to, it's a good one. we were on the floor -- [laughter] senator mccain: there were two freshmen senators, one democrat, one republican, who got into a parliamentary dispute and i saw it taking place so i went down and gnarl -- naturally took the side of the freshman republican senator and who should appear out of the democrat cloak room

dickey, patrick, mr. vice president, all of ted's family and friends, colleagues assembled here.tute. a fitting memorial to the man who gave a half-century of dedicated and accomplished service to our country in a place he truly loved the united states senate. i wish i hadn't already told my best anecdote about ted at his memorial service. it might have been appropriate here. it concerned an exchange he and i had on the senate floor that was notable for his volume and vigor. that's a good kennedy word for you. the story that we both enjoyed telling. since the of you were present the last time, i won't repeat it today kelo, it's a good one. [laughter] we were on the floor -- [laughter] they were two freshmen senators one democrat, one republican who got into a parliamentary dispute and i saw it taking place i went down and naturally totook the side of the freshman republican senator, and two should appear out of the democrat cloakroom to take the side of the democrat the freshman soon face-to-face, eye to eye violating all rules of the senate, yelling at each other. the two young

. >> patrick says the witness tells an erroneous tale about the recent deaths of his fiance and two children. >> mr. shemorry and his wife had taken some pity on the witness. and the witness returned to charlottesville with them to live with them for awhile. >> why is it someone you hang out with a bar in new orleans for a few days suddenly becomes your roommate thousands of miles away? that suggests, perhaps, that there's some void that needs to be filled, but again, i think of the temptation in these cases is to try and come up with a veneer of rationality. >> the couple doesn't intend to remain in charlottesville. patrick quits his job anticipating a permanent move to new orleans. >> they come and told me that they was going to move to new orleans. they was going to sell everything and go to new orleans. they was going to open up a restaurant down there. >> in the interim i believe they developed more marital problems, so that plan disintegrated. >> as the marriage resolves, it's a stream of parties. >> it does sound like at some point both of them engaged in some extramarital sexual relationshi

mr. clerk. >> no more items. >> meeting is now adjourned. sf. >> good evening, everybody tutor coming i'm patrick the chief director of earthquake for the city of san francisco this is an information been the private school ownerships we'll be talking about what is required and walk you through some of the steps we'll have time to do q and a there's a microphone we'll be happy to talk about any issuance restrooms with right around the corner we have coffee and cookies not back feel free to help yours which of you sought report that was the product of almost 3 years of work that was put into looking at our cities private schools we've known nor a long-term the state has treated public and private schools different this is a no one at acquisition they've been regulated differently in the past private schools are essential inform san francisco one in 3 or 24 thousand kids are educated in san francisco's private schools we know that not only is this an important part of the children's safety but we kno

eighth annual gala with the constitutional champion with patrick leahy and rand paul for your work of criminal-justice with privacy reforms we have mr. sessions and bill shields. [applause] >> always seems to pervade so much of politics the constitution and project shows it doesn't always have to be that way. the organizations do disagree vehemently with the constitutional means but for darr the two decades and has mounted many disagreements by talking to experts from across the spectrum to see the consensus the exclusive nature of our work that led to such credibility and influence. we're focusing on three areas. first, how can remain tame public safety while insuring the government exercises law-enforcement and national security powers in a humane and constitutional manner? reno's those systemic failures come from a high societal cost especially since 9/11 the growth of national security threatens our most basic rights a yawned protection is. this second area of focus and first amendment rights that are increasingly affected by a rapid and sophisticated technological innovation finding a balance between privacy and civil liberties

patrick. thanks for the talk. if you could require president obama to read one book what would it be? mr. cantor: i was going to say one but, god i'm afraid of the interpretation if i say it. shira: say that one. that's the one you should go with it. mr. cantor: the "fountain head." i just feel like although -- i've read ann rand, all her books. i read that and there is this sense in those books that i think somehow could do a lot to bring the sort of philosophy a little bit back the other way. i'd also ask him probably to go read the dale carnegie "how to win friends and influence people." [laughter] shira: all right. up there please. >> jay gleason. why are you so quote-unquote concerned about the democratic initiative over the bds movement? it's belated justice for palestine. a very welcoming democratic initiative, isn't it, along with doing the utmost you can to defeat aipac candidates in congressional districts? mr. cantor: no, i disagree wholehearted lea. i think the b.d.s. movement is absolutely misplaced. i think it's wrong. i think for one to sit here and equate what's going on b