i'm not on the intelligence committee and obviously, they are privy to information that i am not. but, absolutely not. and that's why i wrote a letter this week to the president, asked that the head of this organization come in and brief folks

whatever union it was, i'm not privy to that agreement. right now, unless it's a prevailing wage job and we are obligated by the dir to monitor them, we wouldn't normally do that. >> excuse me, mr. goldman. i don't mean to interrupt, but [speaker not understood]. so, we wouldn't monitor it with their contractor? so, we wouldn't do any monitoring, i think this is what the gentlemen are asking. do we do monitoring? and are you -- are we keeping track of it? and, so, i guess i'm just asking for the process. if we do monitor it, how do we monitor it? and are we making a commitment to monitor it? if it is not our practice to monitor it, then i think we need to state so, that is not our practice. >> what i would say under the current security contract with securitas, we are not monitoring their, their wage payment to their employees. if there was a grievance, we would investigate it. >> so, you're telling me that in order to monitor this or for it to be -- it needs to be red flagged first by a complaint from maybe an employee -- >> correct. >> -

be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

to a lot of information that other members aren't and that the general public isn't privy to if you get information about domestic programs that you're uncomfortable with how. do you go about talking about that or doing something about that or informing your constituents that they should be concerned about it something when you're sworn to classified information. well there are two real challenges as a member of the intelligence committee and the one is the one you've mentioned which is it's very hard to discuss these issues with your constituents or others when they're classified and can only be discussed in a classified setting with people who work cleared so that is certainly one challenge there's another challenge i would point to as well and that is that institutionally the members of congress are at a great disadvantage in the sense that we don't have any kind of the resources to investigate some of these questions that the intelligence community does so we see you know in essence what the intelligence committee wants us to see and sometimes it's hard to know the questions to

> at no time has the investigation been at a standstill, and that's understandable when you're not privy to behind the scenes information. >> the father didn't take part in today's march. >> and some relatives don't buy his story the toddler was taken by a stranger. >> it's kind of obvious everything's not fitting together, as it sounds. >> the whole thing seems kind of fishy. >> on the way here, the family handed out these flyers to people. >> they want to keep daphne's face out there and make sure this case remains a top priority for oakland police. >> her family will continue to march like this every week until these found. >> ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the california supreme court ruling today could be the last stand for opponents of same-sex marriage in our state. >> the court dismissed a legal challenge by backers of proposition 8. >> the justices refuse to hear an emergency petition arguing listing the ban on same-sex marriage should only apply to the couple who is filed the suit. >> same-sex marriages resumed in california june 28th. >>> bart service is back on track after a disabl

in this resolution number 10, public housing was not given the privy of this and why is that? why aren't our youth included in on this apprenticeship program? that should be looked into. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> mr. chairman and commissioners, my name is richard oh. about 20 years ago, the first batch of environmental commissioners -- one of it was eric mar. he invited me to speak to the environmental commission and subsequently he become supervisor. i would see some of you if not all of you will be sitting on the supervisors chair sooner -- it will not take 20 years for some of you to become supervisors. anyway, at that time the city was starting the environmental on the collection waste, three containers. and chinatown was not included. and bunch of us went to environmental commission and raised hell. and then we don't have enough muscle to get that. it takes tom shea -- tom shea supervisor at that time, you know, he take up the message and get the ball rolling, ask the city department, you know, what's going on. and soon we have the environmental

it's worth half the $18 billion and because akman has privy information he can't sale shares at this time. many believe his resignation removes some leadership uncertainty but doesn't solve the issues of poor sales and low traffic in stores. those continue to be j.c. penney's biggest problems. >> i don't think many consumers that shop at j.c. penney are paying much attention to the paid in place or as the world turns aspect of this story. i do think they are paying a lot of attention to what products in the store, what pricing looks like, what the feel of the store is like and what the competition is doing. >> reporter: mike olman stabilized j.c. penney's financial situation, keeping the ship afloat. moving that vessel forward is another issue. so when j.c. penney reports earnings a week from today, how the retailer plans to reinvigorate shoppers is the burning question. even more sew the closer the calendar moves to the important holiday season. for "nightly business report" i'm courtney regan. >> so are activist investors good for companies and shareholders? kate kelly joins us wit

was any kind of prejudice or anything like it because i didn't have that so they certainly weren't privyto that awful kind of upbringing. i love what she said, two. hut -- thees the southern hospitality is so fabulous and she loved the mountains and that kind of down- home stuff, and the music and all. lived,hink, had she eventually she may have settled someplace like that. tavis: she loved the blues, the music. >> she loved the blues. and footstomping. you know, the religious -- tavis: oh, yeah, the church. >> she fell in love with that. tavis: to have that kind of empathy comes from somewhere. number one. a number two, to appreciate that kind of soulfulness, to connect and to revel in the humanity of people, you know, you did your job in that regard. it came from somewhere. background, my parents -- my dad wasn't, but my mother was a little prejudice. you know, arkansas and texas. i never spentand -- i mean, we never picked up on that. so i don't know. when you say you did your own job about that, she knew how i felt. but she could have gone the other way. who knows? but she had that l

- i'm not privy to that agreement specifically, but a lot of the brands have settled these types of issues with unions. as we have bigger mattresses and as more minis go into rooms, it's only fair that employees get compensated appropriately for that. so, i don't know about that deal, but i have been involved in deals in new york city where we have come to an agreement. what it will do is ensure that housekeepers have medical coverage, that front desk agents have medical coverages. in the smaller hotels, a lot of hotel owners don't provide medical coverages. and sometimes they can't afford to provide medical coverage. but where they can, it's very important. housekeepers, front work long hours, do a lot of hard work, and they deserve to be protected. - anthony, i wanted to ask you also: what do you think the latest trends are in hotels? what are people asking for, what are customers expecting in the hospitality industry these days that you see that hotels need to step up and meet? - really what guest are looking for, especially business travelers, they're looking for convenience, they're l

i'm not privy to the union agreement that was signed by abc and the security workers, whatever -- it seemed like it was seiu.

so, i have not been privy to the magic room where they all add up these numbers. what it tells me is at least three of these people figure the rates are about the same. and one of them, threw a very high number at us, i think, hoping at the end of the day because they've been here 12 years, they may still be the only person on the playing field. and there were people that put in a better price. the last time we put this out to bid, all of the other bidders dropped off on their own volition and securitaz was standing alone on the playing field. and they've given us good service until they, at their own volition, canceled their own contract. so, right now, as i said, i have no reason to believe this is a non-- no grounds to throw them off as a nonresponsive bid. and, of course, the board is free to make their determination. >> thank you, mr. golden. seeing no other lights, i'm going to call the question. roll call, please, [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. mr. logan? >> yes. >> ms. fewer? >> yes. >> mr. haney? >> no. >> ms. maufas? >> no. >> ms. mendoza? >> ye

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unless you know something that your ancestors have revealed that the rest of us have not been privy to. the 13th alabama along with archers brigade coming in together, believing that at best what they are going to be up against is just the yankee calvary and maybe at worse some pennsylvania militia. and as they move down to willoughby run and moving to the woods to the other side of the ravine, what do they see coming at them but the second wisconsin and you hear the voices running through the alabamans. that is no militia. it's those sellers and that is the arofhe potomac. so the big an unpleasant surprise to find out not only were they facing the iron brigade again but that the army of the potomac was there when they had been assured that no elements were anything closer than a day's march away. that was the ultimate big surprise that gettysburg. >> they also point out one other thing in so doing this, i have already bought your book. and i did a study of my own family history my great-grandfather was sent off to be interred up at fort delaware. when i went there to reenact that for

interview released yesterday senator wyden who as a member of the senate intelligence committee was privy to much of the n.s.a. secrets so he considered spilling those secrets on the floor of the senate so that americans can know what's really going on and members of congress have what's called parliamentarian immunity a somewhat arcane rule that gives lawmakers complete immunity from prosecution for anything they submit to the congressional record and wyden told rolling stone quote this is a sensitive subject a lot of people have just said to me well you feel so strongly about these issues when you knew this why didn't you just go to the floor of the united states senate and just you know read it all into the record and of course anybody who does this kind of work thinks a lot about that you think about it all the time i can see why plenty of people would criticize me progressives and others recently ron wyden talked about the effects of snowden's leaks and how it's got everyone discussing the wonky details of state surveillance. you go home with a theme this is the. lunch room of the co

. >> when you're not privy to an investigation it can sometimes seem like that. >> police say more than a dozen investigators are working hard to try and find the little girl. >>> after years of planning construction and delays, a couple of hours the final decision will be made on when the bay bridge will open. we're on treasure island and the new eastern span is behind you. >> that $6.4 billion span is supposed to open in the next few weeks. we'll look at video today. the press conference this morning will be of the metropolitan transportation commission's agenda. the exact date when it will open to traffic, they believe it will happen tuesday, september 3rd. construction crews will focus just west of the toll plaza. they'll realign 26 lanes and demolish part of the old structure. there will be work where it hits the island tunnel. you may remember the original date of the opening was put on hold in march after the 96 bolts secured the bridge failed. it will make it safe for traffic and it will -- it should be done as isn't as possible. >> the bars going to be functional and they won't

that is understandable when you are not privy to information behind the scenes like the investigationcan seem like that. >> reporter: police won't say if they believe daphne webb's father had anything to do with the disappearance. he wasn't at the march and some relatives don't buy his story. >> obvious everything isn't fitting together. it seems fishy. >> reporter: the family will continue to march like this every week. [ singing ] >> reporter: until she is found. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details about daphne webb. 21 months old. she has a deformity in her last ear. >>> a deadly stabbing at a ace hardware store 10 days ago prompted a meeting to clear up misconceptions about the emergency response. a man from sacramento walked into had store on a sunday morning and stabbed a clerk 17 times. he died from his injuries. after the crime an e-mail said ambulance crews waited 30 minutes before entering the store. but a representative said the response time was 7-8 minutes. the meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at the library. >>> we are waiting for word from the medical examiner for

last night when she called to state that her parents were fighting he was privy to kill her mother. the disk masters heard them arguing in the background.an officer fes safety and he shot the suspect. >> we have the child describing what was going on. she was given the dispatcher on account what she saw happening. the child i observed her father with a knife. when they heard what was going on, they heard the screams, the gaels and they se. >> of 40 stated said there were also other children at the tim of the shootingthere arn inside the apartment when this happens. they all have to not cope with this. >> new this morning. we will know at 10 a.m. when the new eastern span of the bay bridge will be open to drivers. last month there were talks that it would have to be pushed back until sometime in december because of cracked bolts. kron 4's will tran joins us now in oakland where the opening date could be sooner than that. >> the potential opening may be labor day or sooner. the building right by heine may is when it will happen. the good nils is that they talked to more engineers and