. >> ray hart, director san francisco open government i would like. two items that i would like on the screen until i remove them both. mary lee why do you have a double standard -- actions fell below the standard appropriate for a public official. the ethics commission recommended the mayor remove ms. gomez. the ethics commission sent a follow-up letter advising the mayor as to the reasons why he declines to take any action relation to ms. gomez contact. he refused to even acknowledge the recommendations regarding one of his appointed officials. well, boys and girls, can you spell the word hypocrisy? one of the things that i noticed, i served as a field election deputy person in the -- district in the 2008 elections. the hunters point, bay view community is traditionally and historically underserved. in the branch library improvement program of the 26 libraries, who got the last library after 10 damned years? bayview hunters point. those people should not trust you as far as you throw a rock. >> getting supervisors my name is andre -- i stay in distr

commissioners, ray hart, director san francisco open government. as i mentioned earlier, every agenda of every board and commission in this city has on its agenda know your rights under the sunshine ordinance. and yet it is really really a task to push that rock up the hill and get people to actually follow the law. for example, this body in my 150-word summaries, when i had four orders of derrillation from the sunshine ordinance task force, all of which were ignored until at some point somebody made a decision that my 150-word summaries would go into the minutes as required by law. there is no explanation about that, simply changed. so now i have got one issue being handled by four different commissions in four different ways. trying to get documents is one of the most frustrating things that a citizen in this city has to deal with. you want to get involved in the public issue. you want to get, in particular, financial records. and yet, city employees in this case, or in my case, louis herrera, the city librarian used his office to withhold public

members of the board and supervisors ray hart. sprocket in san francisco and open government i have something on the overhead and i would like to have up while i read. this is from the citizens general obligation bond over site committee minutes of september 2012. " there was must be comment from james chafe fee ray hearts and party war field regarding branch library improvemnt program and the friends of the library their reference material are a den dams to the material and there was also a significant exchange between committee members and library staff regarding this issue as well. with particular inquiry and concern over how the braver pretend financials suggesting that moneys spend by the friend were included in the program totals. there were legitimate questions as to whether the city ever actually actually controlled these funds. the answer up here to be no which was not clear from the documents. the committee gave direction to staff, that the document should be revised and provided to the committee and public again. going

. >> commissioners, ray hart, director of san francisco open government. i think it's kind of circular reasoning or some sort -- i don't know how to describe it -- to say that because it took us two years to get to this point, it obviously wasn't willful because it was complicated. the law says you have a certain period of time to produce documents or explain why you are withholding them. period. it doesn't say oh, well you got a couple of years to sort of toss it around and decide whether you are going to hear it or not and decide when you are going to hear and t and whenever. that is why i said it's a sipian task ppushing that rock up a hill and know your rights under the sunshine ordinance to actually follow them and it's self-serving to say seas to complicated in our mind it took us two years to reach this point, that you can't say it was willful. and the reason i saw that i requests in customer service in the private sector for a number of years and if a customer came and had a complaint, you could do one of two things. you could simply ignore them or

ray vision. nypd testing a high-tech device that can see concealed weapons apparently through your clothes. >> steve: great. meanwhile, melissa joan hartlissa and joey." >> brian: she has been one of the few stars in hollywood willing to speak out about her political beliefs. >> alisyn: joining us is melissa joan hart. >> thank you. >> steve: i think i said one of the few conservatives in hollywood. there are a loft hollywood conservatives. >> there are, you just don't know about it. >> alisyn: you decided to come out of the closet. why? >> right around election time. because i don't want to hide about it, like especially with twitter and social networks these days, people are very -- they want to know who you voted for, what are you doing? what do you think about this or that? so i pick and choose what i want to answer. i decided to answer who i was voting for. >> steve: in fact, in november you tweeted, finish the sentence formee being a republican in hollywood is like blank. >> yes. then i left that. i think that sat in my twitter feed for a day and then i said, i'm voting romney. and then that just got a lot of backlash. but also a