. >> supervisors, ray hart, inspector san francisco, open government. know your rights under the sunshine ordinance. that admonition is printed on every copy of every agenda for every meeting for this board of supervisors. this might only seem ironic, but it is in fact belately hypocritical. thomas teaches willful ignorance of what one ought to know is a mortal sin. on the screen are the three dozen orders of determination i have gotten over the years for various issues related to one public. [audio shut off] >> by the way, remove the prejudicial introduction and use something fair. i have fought for over a decade to get what you actually say at a public meeting into the public record. it is amazing the length of time and the amount of energy that this city has expended trying to keep what i have to say out of the official record. nouyour clerk continues, after five determinations, to refuse to put it -- if you look at the ones that are on the screen, the six at the top are all boards and commissions that have put the 150-word summary in the minutes and

ray dalio. and, wrestling legend brett hart gets hit by a man rushing the ring. >> quijano: hedge fund titan rayalio is living the american dream. but most people will never realize his wealth, because dalio believes capitalism needs to be reformed. he spoke to "60 minutes's" bill whitaker from the depths of the caribbean. >> reporter: this is otherworldly. >> shipwreck over there. >> reporter: the shipwreck. look at that. whether it is investing or exploration, dalio goes his own way. while your fellow billionaires-- bezos, branson, elon musk-- they are all going to outer space, they are headed towards mars and the moon. you choose to go down. why is that? >> well, as i say, i find ocean exploration a lot more exciting, a lot more important than space exploration, right. and then, you think about it, it affects our lives so much more. >> reporter: dalio routinely hosts scientists who have found new creatures in the deep, such as these, that generate their own light. there was also this off the coast of japan, a live 26-foot- long giant squid. >> oh, that's great. >> reporter: we didn't have tha