cuts from the bottom oup. city employees make up a lot of that middle class.ay taxes, so do all my friends. city employees in the thousands. i think this has to happen now, it has to be open and public participation. >> i am with 1021 and i represent public health records. we are here to speak in favor of the supervisor avalos's motion. we are in favor of the current board and making the decision for the next inter-american -- and from mayor -- interim mayor. they can appoint someone who understands the budget and understands all of the pertinent issues that are before us. again, we want a transparent process and that the current board makes the new mayor can come in and make their feet wet right away. >> and the executive board at last night hot our meeting -- [unintelligible] this current board is the best decision maker for the upcoming and current mayor. we believe we have been through a lot together. there is a difference between people who are coming and and that is what you have here aboard. what are the challenges and opportunities? it is something tha

things along, and the minute you tried to throw some type of change in that process, that screws things oup, and that knocks the system of the rails, and when you have prosecutors underwithholding evidence and not allowing the doors and windows to be open, you have a serious problem, and we in the community have a right to demand that change. i think we have done an abysmal job of holding people accountable in criminal cases. in civil cases, they get sanctioned all the time, but rarely do you see any prosecutor or defense attorney give brought before the state bar disciplinary proceedings and actually take a look at the conduct -- not like what happened in a lot of prosecutorial misconduct case, and whether or not it is harmful or harmless. what we need to do is take a look at the misconduct, because what happened happens around the country on a daily basis. that is ordinary injustice. this guy gets miss hard for misconduct -- misbarred for misconduct, and somebody else skates free. we need to be looking at conduct. we need to be opening up offices. we need to be asking questions and gettin

welcowelcome to oup ptheth time zone. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with a government divided. american voters have signaled that they want a change in this nation. they did so by handing the republicans an overwhelming victory in the midterm elections. the gop has firmly taken control of the house just two years after president barack obama rode a waive of enthusiasm to win the white house. with more we go to nbc's tracie potts in washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. this was a big victory for the republican party and for john boehner, likely the next speaker of the house who said that this election was needs to change course. take a look at some of the very interesting results. especially from the west coast. harry reid, the democratic majority leader in the senate, was able to hold on to his seat against sharron angle ae-ea party challenger. he eked out a win in nevada. in california, two very interesting races. barbara boxer is headed back to the senate after a tough race against carly fiorina. she came out after the polls said she was in fact

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what is the hold oup? >> i think it is more that a number of these applications are being taken back because they did not contain the information required. there is a small number of applications that are true leave pending. i think the number is three or four. if we get an incomplete applications, we have no choice but to kick them back to the company. the only applications currently on our plate for three or four. what i was told a couple days ago by our staff is that they thought it would not be long before a small number of additional applications would be refiled, information would be complete, and we would be able to push for the approval of those permits. it is a back-and-forth process. if information is missing, we cannot say yes, we approve this, so we have to send it back and additional information will be added. >> one thing we were hearing when people were discussing delays in the shower -- the shallow water permits was but a hold of seem to be around the worst case scenarios, and i am wonderin

at least within boundaries that are established by the different oups that are involvein it.gain, i feel there is no question that there is of the potential for it to be destructive, not just to our country but the entire world. host: talking about one story in "the new york times" looking at the role of u.s. diplomats. this is a continuation of that. hawaii. quite early there. mark, democrs' line. the think it hurts u.s. diplomacy? caller: i believe what private manning did was born of the reality that he was watching our nation's diplomatic process being subverted by certain intentions and objectives that were contrary to this nation's principles and as a result the expos this information to wikileaks, who had every right to show it to the world because in fact all they are are a whistle-blower website that allows people to expose truth of things that are taking place within the government or business, to illustrate to the public things that need to change. if we don't have that, we have secrecy and we will have much more corruption. what he was doing was the right thing. h