(laughter) you know, and i've been paepgs. i imagine you guys as well.here's a little bit up manship between governor jerry brown and governor chris thank you. last year wasn't right governor chris thank you referred to our governor as a retread and it was responded to by john he said i exchange governor christie to do stand ups in a heated race. so, now you're thinking about this after that jp morgan washington bridge closures for two lanes i'm worried about my commute today (laughter) the chances of jerry shutting down the entire bay bridge and biking it back to where he came from thank you, very much (laughter) that is what he thinks he is so why is that hard. i'm just delighted you came to help celebrate and this occasion. i must tell you that i'm overwhelmed but all of you. i think i would have to pause for a moment and ask every person who's here that served with me in the california legislation or the assembly during those tumultuousus thirty years if you'll rise and let people see who you are. obviously, we can't introduce all of you, please rise

screeches ] >>> and that new information today, the painful update for family and friends of the paepgsichael goldfarb joins me. we were shocked by the way the family was informed. >> text messaging to find out about something they've been through so much, some say it will be somewhat of a relief just to know but there's nothing but grief and pain right now. and united states after the twa flight 800 that crashed off long island, congress passed a law called family air disaster where it let the ntsb completely relate to families in such a different way from day one the malaysians, maybe they are not used to running an investigation. the families have been put back and forth with theory after theory and false hope after false hope. in this country it's done quite differently. >> how is it done this this country in terms of the ntsb reaching out to families immediately? >> after pan-am 103, they started to get organized and after the value jet in '96 and twa 800 in july of 1996, the families themself came to the government and said we demand to know what's going on. we cannot be treated t