>> commissioner renne? >> the motion was that the supervisors did not violate the sunshine ordinance as to the current allegations before the commission. >> the current allegations before the commission. >> all in favor? >> aye, aye. >> all opposed? >> aye. >> the motion passes. thank you for your comments. and thank you commissioner renne. >> >> and the next item is discussion of handling of draft regulations that are come to us from the sunshine ordinance task force, mr. st. croix? >> most of these are for the purposes of clarifying some language that is not precisely clear. and we can go through them section by section. the commission considered the decision points individually or in block or you can do them section by section. >> so the first decision point deals with show cause hearing. the section is not clear as the memo points out whether each respondent will make a 5 minute opening statement or if it has to be shared. so we are proposing that each respondent are able to make 5 minute statement and

>> commissioner renne? >> i think that you accidentally said commissioners? >> supervisors. >> sorry. supervisors. >> sorry. >> let me ask, one question, if this had been an amendment which went beyond what the notice was, under the statute there would have been required to give a 72-hour notice on a special meeting >> yeah. and that would have to be an additional hearing, and if there were substantive changes. and a new notice of the hearing and at that new hearing, it would be in public comment. >> as you point out in your report, the claim violation under section b, does not apply because this was a special meeting. as opposed to a general. >> yeah, there are, and there are more requirements for procedure during the regular meeting. >> but the special meeting does require that the agenda be submitted in 72 hours in advance to the public. >> yeah. >> so that the real key question here is whether or not the language of the notice of the special meeting and the subject matters that it talked about park merced if that was broad enough to put a reasonable perso

>> through, the chair to commissioner renne. i personally had copies, dozens and dozens of copies of the changes, to the development agreement, available that day and handed them out and i believe that i may have gone and made additional copies for other members of the public and so i handed out, i would venture to say 40 or 50 copies and then president chiu, specifically walked through, it was 14 pages and there are really four or five points of what the, four or five, not legal sense but a technical sense that changed with regard to strengthening rent control protection and president chiu did go through those and i believe that there is some comment on them from the public but the over all discussion about the project as a whole. >> and then, i take it the committee adopted the proposed amendments? >> the committee did not... i if i believe in it i might deter to the city theater, they did not need to adopt the changes but they were in an underlined development agreement and essentially the developer and i believe that the adm

sense to you commissioner renne? >> is this acceptable to you in terms of what you have had... >> let me say that i am disappointed that there is no public comment here certainly my inquiry was in some ways initiated by mr. bush's article in which he made it sound as if there were great sums of money that were being focused into the political process and no reporting requirements. and if i by picking out the expenditure of lobbyist and provision, that we were sort of not giving the public information, i hope that he would be here when the item is on the agenda so that he could articulate to me and to the commission what it is the problem that he wants, or that he thinks we should be addressing? and because i agree with what commissioner st. croix has said is that they are are really only two or three reports. but as i understood what mr. bush claims in his article, is that that was necessarily the tip of the iceberg and there were great amounts of money being spent behind the scenes, to control the political process.

. >> with a car sharing you have a garb renne -- garenteeed spot. >> we have lots of models. you can get a pris or a mercedes. >> gas and insurance is included in the rates. >> say that again. >> gas and insurance are included at the rates. >> our rates are $8 an hour and for the day it starts at $66 a way. >> is that cheaper then renting a car. >> it's about the same. you have to pay for gas. they charge the extra insurance. if you come into the city from sfo you have to pay for parking as well. >> you are based in san francisco. >> we have been running since 2000. >> how is business. >> we have shown increase year to year. our members enjoy having access to shared business vehicle. now we are just extending out into the county as well. >> what are the draw backs. you must have a department customer service. >> in a lot of other markets nationally. car sharing is lumped in with a sim tax. there might be karen tall -- car rental tax. that's one of the draw backs. >> did any of the consumer tell you anything else with draw backs or fears of jumping into it. >> we found in our

and thank you, commissioner renne, well put and i think that we all heartly agree with what you have just said. and we want to congratulate you, mr. st. croix, for the hard work that you have done. >> thank you. >> and also, to you specifically not take such comments when they are so negative personally, nor to heart. thank you. very much. >> do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> the meeting of the ethics commission is adjourned. until next month.

. >> thank you, renn nard.adies, so i hear you friends since high school and you created a buck list of things you want to do before you were 30. >> yes. >> tell me about that. >> we have been freend friends, me and trina have been friends since high school, about ten years and we started a bucket list about things we wanted to do bf the age of 30. >> why did you do that take me back. nostalgia. tell me what happened. >> basically we are like -- were you best friends. >> yeah. we were best friends and basically what i wanted to so just have a plan of stuff -- we all have dreams. okay 0. let's make a list and check them off once we accomplish them. we had five things we wanted to do before we turned 30. >> like what? >> i chose a professor. i'm a loan officer. she's not. >> what do you do. >> i'm nurse, medical assistant. >> okay great. you have a bucket list and you both have a good job. >> we made it when we were 17 years old. >> okay. so you got number one. number two. >> own my own home. >> good for you. >>

he called for no change in thechurch docket renne but a shift in -- doctrine but a shift in priorities. >>> a morbidly obese 2-year-old has been the first to undergo weight loss surgery. parents of the toddler that weighed 72 pounds from saudi arabia sought help. the attempt to control the weight by dieting failed. so when they reached 72 pounds doctors did perform the surgery within two months the boy lost 50% of his body weight and two years after the 2010 surgery his weight has fallen from 72 pounds to 52 pounds. >>> a falling death at a major league baseball stadium has been ruled a suicide. the team's game was against the phillies and it was nearly two- hour rain delay when he fell about 85 feet from the top level to a parking area outside the stadium. well, an investigation with the medical examiner's office now says that man committed suicide and didn't accidentally fall. >>> incredible video of a daring rescue on the side of an l.a. freeway an off-duty fireman saw the car that was engulfed in flames following the crash and stopped to help. he pulled the man inside the car to sa

. >> commissioner renne? sfe. here. >> commissioner hur is excused as is commissioner studley. >> >> first off, any public comments? matters appearing on the agenda or not appearing on the agenda at this time? >> yes. good afternoon commissioners and director st. croix, my naik is dr. derek kur sxim a whistle blower. you are violating the city charter. specifically, article four of the campaign and governmental conduct code. it is also known as the whistle blower protection ordinance. you are mandated to annually report four things. one, the number of complaints received, two, the types of complaints, types of conduct complained about. >> three, the number of complaints that you refer out to other agencies, four, the number of investigations you conduct. this assures the public that complaints coming in are matched by the complaints going out. you have not done this since 2005. your annual reports only note the number of cases quote resolved, unquote. not investigated. the director's monthly report deleted all of

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could see a renne grade shower as far south as monterey.lf of the weekend. and the light sprinkle activity perhaps tomorrow night with perhaps a few showers following on monday. 79 in san jose today with 83 in los gatos. mild to warm, depending on where you are. numbers climbing through the 70s from palo alto to mountain view today. a beautiful afternoon. starting out sunny along the coast, but then the fog will move in about 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. 72 downtown. up in the north bay highs ranging from the upper 70s to about 80. the common theme from calistoga to sonoma. near east bay looking for ice in the upper 70s. a beautiful bay from newark to here. a warm afternoon and another glimpse outside. we will see lots of sunshine by 1:00. we are talking about the padres game. the giants, of course, with mid-and upper 60s with lots of sunshine. bring of the sun block. a beautiful day at at&t park. numbers cooler and increasing clouds for the second half of your weekend. a chance of showers late sunday into monday. then we recover with mostly

democratic candidate allison lund renn grimes and matt blevin. he is trying to knock mcconnell out in the gop primary. since bevan entered the race in july, the two men have traded multiple attack ads. bevan labeling mcconnell a career politician. keep in mind, it's rare for races to get this ugly this early. the kentucky gop primary won't take place until next may. matt bevin joins me now. thank you for being on the program. >> pleasure to be here. >> mitch mcconnell has not staked out his position on syria. a lot of people are chalking that up to the fact that you are challenging him. if you were in the senate now what would you do on the issue of syria? >> i'd question whether he's taking any position. his actual lab of leadership on any number of fronts. i would be adamantly opposed to any intervention militarily in syria at this time. >> why is that? >> because we have no business being there. what would be the purpose? weem made it very clear we don't intend for there to be regime change, and yet we're going to launch missiles into a countr