commissioner murphy: we eliminated three accounting positions. commissioner murphy: ok. so you're britaining back 26 people? total? >> 26 in finance. commissioner murphy: total? >> overall 12 one includes a junior clerk for finance. and as i mentioned, we are looking at the resumes to see if they are the kind of skillset that we actually need. commissioner murphy: i didn't vote for the budget so i still don't believe that we should be on a hiring spree. it is my experience for the last three to four weeks visiting supply houses in san francisco and talking to architects and engineers that there is no sign of a recovery. they're actually talking about a double dip. what worries me is you bring these people back. will we be sitting here or some other commission sitting here a year from now talking about laying people off? i feel that the rest of the city is trying to save money and cut costs and cut back, we should be doing the same. pipe commissioner. -- president hechanova: commissioner. commissioner walker: the permit load is increasing and we have heard from people who

president hechanova: commissioner murphy. commissioner murphy: yes. tony, hopefully we never see an earthquake in our time, but let's assume we do have an earthquake, what's our cooperation with planning as far as, you know, a proven project to get rebuilt? have we any communication with them on this? >> in our plan there is a segment that deals with recovery, essentially, and that's essential element in terms of picking things back up after any kind of event. there aren't really specific details and that's one of the things that the department of emergency management is urging all city departments, look at your plan and clarify, fill any gray areas and get some details on how you can have little addendums and subsections to deal with that particular issue. we as the d.o.c., we have a building safety team that will deal with permits and rapid permitting in that process, so through that we will communicate with planning and identify those planning personnel that will assist us. commissioner murphy: have you guys sat down with anyone at planning at this

commissioner murphy: yes. president lee: maybe we can continue the matter and revisit this in 120 days and get an update. is that how we should do this? >> can't hear you. sorry. president lee: maybe we should continue this matter for 120 days and then revisit it at that time. and get an update from the project. can we do that? commissioner murphy: let's get some legal advice. >> it's up to the board how you want to proceed. commissioner murphy's pending motion would be a final decision today which is that the order of abatement would be stayed for 120 days. if all work is not completed by then then the order will automatically issue. president lee: ok. >> the alternative that commissioner lee is suggesting is get a status update and rendering a final decision. president lee: the question is whether the abatement is upheld and the abatement is filed what happens to the tenants? >> nothing. it's just an abatement ordered and issued against the property. president lee: and leave it with commissioner murphy's mot

commissioner murphy: commissioner lee. commissioner lee: i am glad we are talking to other departments. i am hoping it goes smoothly. it is good to hear that everyone else is on board, but two years out seems a long time. technology moves very fast. apple turns out an ipad every 10 months. if we are working toward a two- year goal, is technology going to change, are we going to be keeping pace with the latest developments? those are some of the question that we need to ask. the best thing would be to get this out quicker. >> we have been carefully looking at what versions people have been able to acquire when they do this type of project. the companies are typically trying to make sure that whatever the latest version is there. primarily, the reason this project takes a long time is, -- i do not want to say customization, because it is not. it is a way of modeling to make sure that things are set up in the way that we need them to be. an off-the-shelf system is basically a structure. this is simple terms. i would think of

commissioner murphy: we appreciate it. welcome. >> in your package under item threed, we have included our requisition tracking list. we gave this to the commission is for the first time. this shows the date we put the requisition and, where it is going through the department, and eventually, if the commissioners would like, we could do a flow chart on how the requisition process works in the city. it is quite involved, like the contract administration. as you can see, we have been unable to fill several positions, due to the fact that there are no current lists that exist. a lot of the employees we are bringing back are coming back in temporary positions or limited duration positions, until these lists can be created by dhr. we have several of our requisitioned that are being treated as we talk about. the mechanical engineer list just came out two weeks ago. we are waiting for the referrals to come from dhr on that. we will be able to fill our full-time mechanical engineer list. that is one good thing that will happen in

commissioner murphy: ok. that's all i wanted to know. commissioner murphy: thank you. president lee: commissioner walker and then mar. commissioner walker: this residency began in 2005. looking at the shower, etc., it looks to me that these are much older than that. i could be wrong. >> yeah. those were there but, remember, you can have showers in a commercial unit in the event that you're dealing with toxics. so the fact there is a shower in there to me doesn't dictate -- commissioner walker: i'm curious what you're renting this out for. >> it's commercial. multimedia arts. i have the lease. commissioner walker: so you've never been there inspecting your property? >> yes. you can't tell the people living there, depending on when you're there and what type of camouflage is being used. in is a 3,500 square foot large commercial space. commissioner walker: what were you renting at a rate of? i'm curious. >> $4,500 per month. commissioner walker: 3,500 square feet. president lee: commissioner mar. commissioner mar: i want to follow-up on commissioner murphy's questions. w

commissioner murphy: it happens. you get a contractor that was a lousy job, but it is still the duty of the department to enforce and do it correctly. >> i understand that. i do. and we plan -- we have always tried to do as homeowners and be responsible to our tenants to do the right thing. i think that is demonstrated by the amount of money and time we spend to have this done here also, our diligence with contacting the puc and calling the city and asking for assistance. yes, i understand that it is ultimately the homeowners responsibility, but i think that we look to professionals and we look to agents that have the expertise to tell us whether we are going about this the right way. in this instance, we only got the direction after the fact. commissioner murphy: you seem to me to be a very responsible homeowner. that is my impression of you. i just think you were in bad luck. you bet the wrong contractor. that is where you are today. >> when was the last time that your basement -- or problem flooding occurred? >> i

commissioner murphy: one more comment. on one situation out there where there was a squabble going on between a couple of neighbors on a project, the chief was out there, saying everything was ok. all it needed was a signature from our director. she would not back up her troops. in the meantime, it cost these people over $1 million. >> that is not before us here commissioner -- that is not before us here, commissioner. commissioner murphy: that is additional comments. >> i just want to say even though i am happy to serve as vice president this year, i am still the new kid on the block. i have been very appreciative, actually, of the staff and my fellow commissioners, who kind of update me on what has been going on. and i have been involved in some other city parties, and what i have noticed is sometimes we do not hear from a lot of the people that come in and get taken care of. i understand, just like when the inspectors have to go out, and then they tell a contractor he did not do it right or we have to hear from the prop

we have doris kearns goodwin, mike murphy, marc morial, e.j.ionne they are all coming up next after this commercial break. nice. oh... oh! oh! red! red! red! yes! yes! come on! oh. no! oh... bummer. [children shouting] hoops? yeah. sure. sure. announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. works every time. announcer: get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. >>> we are back joined by our roundtable. republican strategist and columnist for "time" magazine, mike murphy, columnist for "the washington post", marc morial and chairman of the ihs cambridge research association

dennis murphy, nbc news, county durham, england. >> and dennis murphy's report on the journey of katedleton from commoner to her royal highness continues tonight in a special "dateline" hour here on nbc at 7:00 eastern, 6:00 central. >>> and that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, happy easter for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, happy easter and good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >>> el senador murphy fue quien escribió el texto en su gran parte >>> se anticipó que los representantesn velas, la vigilia pro inmigrante mantenía los dedos cruzados. con el tiempo en contra, la estrategia era tratar de encontrar detalles que se pudieran objetar >>> lo que esperamos es que cuando vaya a conferencia de comité se detenga el proceso y lleguen las 12 de la noche. >>> al filo de las 11 de la noche comenzó la votación >>> poco a poco, la leuy que permite a la policía a detener personas indocumentados, la ley que castigará a jornaleros y quienes los contraten que dice que las personas pueden verificar los documentos de quién le pide trabajo . >>> según murphy dice que su intención era que toda persona en georgia se una a la legalidad. además que no hay racismo en el plan >>> dice que el beneficio para los ciudadanos es que es más fácil identificar a los criminales >>> se siguen, promoviendo las legislaturas estatales como en georgia, leyes idénticas a la ley sb 1070, de arizona, porque el presidente maneja un mensaje confuso, a la nación sobre el tema migratorio >>> de esta fo

murphy, dishes to michaela. more from the cardinal in the second half. peterson, stop and shoots.ggies rally again. adams driving baseline. drops in the fade-away. 7-0 a&m run. stanford answers with a 7-0 run of their own. 1:30 to play, carter from deep. hits the aggies down just one. under 30 to play, white driving baseline, laying it up and texas a&m wins it, 63-62. upsetting the number one seed in the west, stanford. >> let's tee it up. mickelson has not won a tournament since last year's masters which begins on tuesday. he shell oil in houston, he became the master. this little girl walked away with a new callaway ball from lefty. >> brad joe on the par-3 7th. on line. right club? couple bounces, the hole-in-one. now to the leader, lefty, from the fringe on nine. online, has the speed. first of five birdies in a row. scott verplank yanks the par putt, mickelson only gets stronger. par-3 16. nearly holes this. would make that short putt for birdie. oflefty on 18. 7-under 65 today. first win since last year's mavsest. >> first major of the year for women. long birdie on three. w

murphy murphy i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: further proceedings on this amendment offered by the gentleman from connecticut will be postponed. it's now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in house report 112-54. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. waxman: madam chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in house report 112-54. offered by mr. waxman of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 203, the gentleman from california, mr. waxman, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. waxman: i rise to offer, madam chair, i rise to offer an amendment with my colleagues, representative degette and inslee, that recognizes the scientific reality of climate change. all amendments -- our amendment states that congress accepts e.p.a.'s scientific finding that climate change is occurring, is caused largely by human activities and poses significant risks for public health and welfa

>> reporter: rock idolized murphy. the first comics to play to people his own age. >> and i'm going to eat it all. i'm going to.... >> reporter: in a crazy show business kind of way, it was murphy who gave rock his start. there's a story that says that you were in line to buy tickets for an eddie murphy show like at radio city or something. >> true story. the line was so long-- this is before, you know, before the internet, before, you know, back when they had lines, right? and i'm in a line and i'm reading the times and i see an ad, you know, this thing for the comedy clubs. i said, i just walked from like something... just had a little epiphany. i walked from radio city to catch riding star and signed my name for audition night was that night. i've been doing stand-up ever since. we don't even have salad dressing. everybody got salad dressing. no black salad dressing. you know what black salad dressing is? >> reporter: if all humor is based in grievance then rock has never had a shortage of material. irreverent, inco

mike murphy, the budget. there's going to be a big fight over the budget.e're still talking about just the spending for this year. take me behind the curtain as i try to get senator durbin to do. are we headed for a shutdown? >> a big game of chicken going on. the leadership doesn't want to shutdown but the house republicans waon an election on cutting spending. i don't think we'll get one of the it will go to the end. a lot of high drama and squawking. when the new budget comes out, which is the big fight, will make this look like a side show on tuesday and some of that fighting energy in the republican caucus is going to think, wait a minute, let's not gum down the big night with a six-month shutdown brawl. it will be huge and first cannon blast of 2012. >> where has the president been? >> mike laid out what the leadership is going to argue. democrats have offered depending on how you want to count it, $73 billion in cuts republicans want 61 billion. democrats have gone more than halfway. they think they can cut 33 billion without hurting their big priori

eileen murphy had nothing to say but, well, have you asked her what her vision is? so i must plead with you for a reason for the current bay view zone administration and direction going forward. >> the next set of speakers are from bay view high school. alice body. i'll ask the same. i'll give you one minute. >> my name is jay cozak. good evening. i want to say that we have many parents and staff that had to leave we had at least 50 people here. i want to say what i'm about to say you don't know. when we do our budgets, our b budget is $800,000 in the red which means if we put all our money, nothing for supplies, we are consolidating teachers from our school. that's just personnel. what does that mean for washington? we'll be a desirable school to undesirable school already people are calling up and finding out we may not be able to give them the classes you are shorting us 200 students. we are a desirable school. then we'll have an operational budget. please do that. thank you. i've been a high school teacher for 16 years. i'm also here to represent a multiethic af

bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate possible abuse and try to discuss with the city depart

i'm lindsay murphy. capitals defenseman dennis wiegmann took a hard hit during tuesday's game and wasn't in the lineup today. he's in the hospital with a significant leg hematoma as a result of blood leaking into soft tissue. there is no telling when he may return. meanwhile his teammates hit the ice tonight. there's alex ovechkin against the columbus blue jackets. early in the 1st period caps on the attack. brook laich's shot would be stop with john carlson to put home the rebound. his seventh of the year 100 career game. 1-0 capitals. later in the period a brawl. the gloves dropped, two of the big fighters from each squad. each received five minute majors. this game goes into overtime tied at three. carlson liking jason chimera hooked up for that first goal. carlson to laich, scoring the game winning goal against his former team. the capitals win 4-3 and they eclipse the 100 point mark with tonight's victory. >>> opening day was cold dreary and not so great offensively for the nationals, but it's game

congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania. we'll be right back with him. >> on april 12, 1861, confederate forces attacked fort sumpter. this month the 150th anniversary. and this weekend on c-span3, the and sounds from fort sumpter in charleston with a special look at wartime life in the 1860's, as well as interviews with civil war scholars and re-enactors from the north and south. get the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org/history or also you can press the c-span alert button and have the schedules e-mailed to you. >> to be a parent means that you're training the people you can't live without to live without you. >> his son's college admission process, the s.a.t.'s, college rankings, guide books, financial aid forms, senior h editor andrw ferguson was not prepared for crazy u. >> nothing happened to me when i was thinking about college in the mid 1970's. so it was starting to dawn on me that this is a very much different process from what it was. >> find out as this dad catches up sunday night on c-span's "q&a." you can

rob murphy a base hit. murphy got the last laugh.mber 2, gonzalez threw him out as he falls into left field. savvies charl southward zel came from four shots back to win his first major championship at the masters. his approach, look there, how do you do that? not only backspin but goes exit stage left. wins at augusta, incredible. but more incredible i think really was rory mcilroy because he had the lead after 9 holes, and loft by 10 strokes. >> blew up. >> with that we'll be back. >> awful. >> ,, ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ >>> so you closed your savings account and buried all your money? yeah. introducing the thunderbolt by htc. immense power. scorching speed. the first phone strong enough to run on the fas

integrated oil company murphy also is at a new high. murphy and occidental petroleum each rallied 2.6%. leading the sector losers, financial stocks. this financial select e.t.f. fell about one percent on light volume. google finally got the government's green light to buy i.t.a. software. i.t.a. makes software for airfare search websites. under a settlement with the justice department, google will have to license i.t.a. data to other websites and it must continue to support that software. google shares were down a fraction with the broad market. this deal was first announced back in july when google was near this low. but the government okay comes after travel website expedia's announcement last night that it has preliminary plans to split into two companies. that led to today's 13% jump. the plan would separate expedia's trip advisor business, which uses i.t.a.'s software. disk drive makers seagate and western digital were moving up today. seagate added almost 8% after announcing a stock dividend and gave an upbeat quarterly update. co

rob murphy a base hit. murphy got the last laugh.number 2, gonzalez threw him out as he falls into left field. savvies charl southward zel came from four shots back to win his first major championship at the masters. his approach, look there, how do you do that? not only backspin but goes exit stage left. wins at augusta, incredible. but more incredible i think really was rory mcilroy because he had the lead after 9 holes, and loft by 10,,,,,,,,,,,,

clubhouse manager mike murphy is here with his wife carol. also with us today, the giants' training and medical staff, the clubhouse staff, the front office staff of giants executives, and the players' families are here as well. i would like to introduce the of the giant broadcast team. tito puentes. dave flemming. mike cruco and dwayne kriker. hall of fame broadcaster jon miller. and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans

>> dennis murphy joins me right now. dennis, not a typical crime story here. twists and turns here as well. >> not at all, richard. i think in the world of criminal investigation, you'd call this victimology, why were these people the victims at this thing? you have a father-son, the wife and mother, who don't fit easily into any patterns of violent crime. you have an upper middle class family. they're all about church, work, togetherness. and the father was a patriarch of this family going back in that county of southeast georgia for generations. so on dateline tonight, we're not so much concerned about the grisly crime, and it is very grisly, but it's trying to uncover the back story. how did this family, what were the stresses and fact toracture brought them to this grievous act. i was struck by them saying how old testament it was, a son's lust for his brother's wife. >> the details are very in depth. and also the forensic evidence. >> there wasn't a great deal there. despite this very violent scene, you have a close-up shotgun attack on the father, the so

murphy was charged with three misdemeanors. they are failure to obey a police officer, resisting arrest and possessing a drug without a valid prescription. the drug is viagra. murphy is the third raider to be arrested during the offseason. the other two are michael bush and mario henderson. >>> time now 5:56. sal's going to help you get where you need to go. chp came to your rescue this morning. >>> that's right. helped me out a little bit. and i want to thank you guys. they're probably not watching. they're still working. anyway, good morning everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along pretty well getting up to interstate 880. and chp by the way we're talking about them they will be launching an anti-distracted driving campaign that we will talk about here later on. i just want to watch your speeds out there as well and be very safe drivers on the sin ole grade heading to the south bay. right now it's wide open for you. take it easy as you drive to the south bay. and we always watch the

evelyn murphy holds a ph.d. in economics and is the founder and president of the wage project, a national organization working to end wage discrimination against women. she also authored a book on the gender wage gap entitled "getting even, why women don't get paid like men and what to do about it." there's a copy in the back of the room there, a plug for the book and it's also on amazon.com. she sits on the board for public policy, and evelyn murphy, thank you for requester support over the years and for joining us here this evening. ladies and gentlemen, i give you evelyn murphy. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the opportunity. i'm a big fan of the program and the reason is i just watched the number of women who graduate from here and get the opportunity, the tools, the techniques to actually participate in public life either in public office, appointed, elected, all the public jobs, and it's just -- i think there's no finer thing you can do with your life than play some role in

. >>> lewis murphy became the third raider player to be arrested.was charged with three misdemeanors for position of a drug. the prescription drug in question, viagra, no kidding. two other raiders to be arrested this year, michael busch and mario anderson. that will do it for this sunday late night's edition of sports wrap. >> and good luck to the women's teams. >>> we learned katie couric is leaving her position as anchor of the cbs evening news. be sure to join ktvu mornings for the latest on the story. >>> our coverage continues on ktvu.com. thank you for joining us everyone. have a great week and we'll see you again next weekend.

evelyn murphy holds a h hd in -- ph.d. in economics and the founder of the wage project, a national organization working to end wage discrimination against women. she also authored a book on the gender wage gap called "getting even: why women don't get paid like men and what to do about it." we have a copy on the back table there, and it's available on amazon.com. she sits on the board of the center for women in politics and public policy, enevelyn, i thank you for your support over the years and joining us here this evening. ladies and gentlemen, i give you evelyn murphy. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the opportunity. i'm a big fan of the program, and the reason is i just watched the number of women who graduate from here and get the opportunity, the tools, the techniques to actually participate in public life either in public office, appointed, elected, all the public jobs, and it's just -- i think there's no finer thing you can do with your life than play some role in our public life, so i cheer y

. >> hi, tom murphy. thank you. i grew up in san francisco, and i am a loan officer. the last families that i have approved are from san francisco. the city and families, it has all been said. housing, families, jobs. president chiu: next speaker, and there are seats up here. >> good evening, supervisors. i was born and raised in san francisco. pretty much, parkmerced is where i live, and i know there will be some inconveniences for the next 20 years. i am willing to live with those inconveniences. all of us expect this, and in the united states. i understand there are concerned about this. i think this project was well thought out. i think the developers' hands are pretty much tied. i think the location of this where it is being built does make sense. there will be a lot more housing than before. 19th avenue, you have a lot of ways to move in and out. there is also the muni that is going to be there. there may be less traffic coming into san francisco. we may actually be reducing debt and not increasing it. in addition, the situation with me, it is very dangerous whe

i appreciate murphy for art work on this, for years and and we really did need to post stuff >> thank-you,. >> thank you. any questions? i congratulate commissioners [applause] hechanova and mar. i look forward to working with you. >> further comments? >> also, the new vice president. >> thank-you. >> item #9, future meetings and agendas. our next meeting is in april, the third wednesday. >> what are the schedules of the nomination committee? >> litigation met yesterday. the nomination i do not think there are any appointments to do until 2013, but we do have -- ken cleveland was appointed to something by mayor newsom. we have one lady, jane martin who was going to come on board, but decided not to go through the process. i will send out the information to the commissioners. maybe you can help recruit for those two seats. we are ok as far as quorums, agendas. all of those committees are doing fine. commissioner hechanova: that is what i wanted to make sure, that we had a quorum. >> do we have any comments, public comment on those items? seeing none, we can move on to item 10. adjournment.

. >>> lewis murphy was arrested yesterday morning in florida after running from police. when officers searched his car, they found an unlabeled bottle containing viagra pills. no proof of precipitation. he removed the label so his girlfriend would not find out. running back, michael bush was arrested on suspicion of drunk-drivi drunk-driving. mario henderson faces weapons charges. >> it's not clear why they wanted to stop murphy in the first place. >>> a plane took off headed to san diego. on the way there, flight 1588 had mechanical problems. it landed safely at l.a.x. all people on board is fine. it's the latest trouble for southwest which grounded dozens of flights over the weekend. the delays continue this morning. bob redell is live at the san francisco airport with how things are shaping up for passengers this morning. good morning. >> reporter: it's not delays, it's cancellations. 300 yesterday nationwide. southwest is expected more than 100 today. they are reinspecting 737-300s. is your flight on time? this guy is flying to midway. he has a 6:10 flight. we were t