mr. weinstein for his presentation and suggest certain issues regarding for accessibility. taking in comment from each councilmember, co-chair supanich and i wrote a letter expressing our gratitude and issues that need to be resolved. this letter i will go ahead and read now. "june 9, 2014 to bart board of directors, grace crunican bart general manager. the san francisco mayor's disability council would like to thank aaron weinstine for the presentation. this comprehensive presentation illustrated the benefits and challenges the redesign. the council would also like to commend bay area rapid transit by introducing elements such as illuminated signs, precorded stop announcements, color-designated seating for people with disabilities and dedicated spaces for wheelchairs and bicycles. based on comment and community feedback after the presentation, the mayor's disability council would strongly urge you to adrop the the following: request that an coordinator provide support and guidance when and where ada compliance is necessary. ensure that realtime visual announcement audio. m

mr. ferriero, your predecessor, alan weinstein, write to the white house counsel and said this, it is essential that the white house move with the utmost dispatch both in assessing any problems that may exist with preserving e-mail and in taking whatever action may be necessary to restore any missing e-mail. those bush era documents were also pertinent to criminal and congressional investigation. in '06, special prosecutor patrick fitzgerald hit a road block when e-mails relating to the valerie plame leak investigation went missing. fitzgerald explained, and i quote, not all e-mail of the office of the vice president and the executive office of the president for certain time periods in '03 was preserved through the normal archiving process on the white house computer system. in '09, the department of justice investigated a so-called torture memo, but one key bush administration official's relevant e-mails had been, quote, deleted and reportedly were not recoverecoverable. i understand you were not the archivist in the previous administration but i assume you agree that the irs is not the only a