lori rothman. >> i am not talking about your height. >> starting off early. >> she is the fox business anchor, but i don't know for how long after that. to me, please. there is no pinch. no pinch when there is no bill, go figure. >> the day of rage could fit in a cage. this weekend only 300 protesters showed up for the anti-wall street rally in new york city. it is not the 20,000 that organizers hoped for. the goal of their so-called global day of rage was to call attention to a financial system they say benefits corporations and the rich and hurts democracy. the no doubt pungent planners said they were looking at those in spain and could last for weeks. those who did show up found the city shut down sections of wall street.

my name is richard rothman, and i happen to serve as the said committee chair of the report about civil service commission. just a little background about the grand jury, because i found that there was some misinformation that the grand jury is composed of 19 members, and it takes 12 members to approve any report topic. someone said that we hired a consultant. just to let you know, all this work was done by the members of the grand jury. we pick the topics and do all the writing ourselves and do all the interviews, with some support from the staff of the courts. but for the most part, all the writing and everything is all done by the 12 members, by the 19 members, and it takes 12 members to approve a report. one of the subcommittee's, the members of the subcommittee was myself, a retired steelworker, a retired banker, lawyer, and a gentle man who is in the newspaper industry, a reporter. we decided to look about -- in 1905, civil service and human resources -- and civil service approved a reform which cover many areas. due to our limited time, we decided to focus on the hiring process.

lori rothman. >> i am not talking about your height. >> starting off early. >> she is the fox business anchor, but i don't know for how long after that. to me, please. there is no pinch. no pinch when there is no bill, go figure. >> the day of rage could fit in a cage. this weekend only 300 protesters showed up for the anti-wall street rally in new york city. it is not the 20,000 that organizers hoped for. the goal of their so-called global day of rage was to call attention to a financial system they say benefits corporations and the rich and hurts democracy. the no doubt pungent planners said they were looking at those in spain and could last for weeks. those who did show up found the city shut down sections of wall street. so what did they do? well, some people envisioned the solution. >> on a day like today whether that is progress, whether that san end to the corporate greed. it is a solution. breathe in and out. >> one woman explained her unique background. >> i have a background in an arckism -- in an arckism. >> it is tough to find somebody with solid an arcky experience. and on

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rothman said. we're 19 individuals, citizens of san francisco, who are working only for the remaining citizens of san francisco to review the various departments and their operations. again, to reiterate, we do act independently. we do not have consultants assisting us. we have access to the city attorney, should we need it. but other than that, these reports are totally investigated by private citizens, the 19 members of the grand jury, and the reports that they write are solely the reports of those citizens based upon the information gathered by the various committees of the grand jury. i think it is important to remember that. our report that we're going to review now is on the topic of the ethics commission, the sleeping watchdog. i am going to turn this report over to mr. bryant clemmons, who was the juror who chaired that subcommittee for us. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. and thank you for your service, and welcome to the meeting. >> thank you, supervisors. when i started on the gr

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just reread that when i was working on this because i was interested indeed the depiction of cesar rothman. delaware had three delegates to congress, and one delegate, one of the three always voted with the conservatives and the others always voted against, with the radicals. those too divided, and rodney was not on july 1st when dickinson and adams spoke in the debate really began so that if rodney was not present when the vote was taken, then delaware's vote 213 kuhl one and it wouldn't count. delaware wouldn't declare independence. if you remember the play of 1776 or as you see and the movie, rodney is depicted as having had a stroke early in the june and he says i want to go home to die and he tells adams you carry on the price whatever. and then fast-forward to july july 2nd, and a very ill caesar rodney who is a third delegate from delaware is brought from philadelphia and other wives at the last possible moment just in time to cast the vote that puts a delaware over-the-top as favoring independence. so i looked at caesar rodney in some detail in the book, and i discovered that moly

rothman: thank you. madam speaker, congress has found the money over the years for disaster relief for all other parts of the country, time and time again. whether it was forest fires in the west, droughts in the southwest, flooding in the midwest, tornadoes in the south, now, the republican majority in the house of representatives say, says, that when the northeast suffers devastating flooding as a result of hurricane irene and tropical storm lee, you won't get enough to cover all of your damages. and we're going to have to cut other investments in programs that create manufacturing jobs in america. that's simply outrageous. i saw firsthand the devastation that occurs in my district in northeastern new jersey. thousands of my constituents lost their possessions. were forced to evacuate their homes or were without power for days. critical infrastructure was damaged. recovery efforts are beyond the means of the state and local governments. our neighbors, our local communities, our local businesses, need f

rothman: thank you. madam speaker, congress has found the money over the years for disaster relf for all other parts of the country, time and time again. whether it was forest fires in the west, droughts in the southwest, flooding in the midwest, tornadoes in the south, now, the republican majority in the house of representatives say, says, that when the northeast suffers devastating flooding as a result of hurricane irene and tropical storm lee, you won't get enough to cover all of your damages. and we're going to have to cut other investments in programs that create manufacturing jobs in america. that's simply outrageous. i saw firsthand the vastation that occurs in my district in northeastern new jersey. thousands of my constituents lost their possessions. were forced to evacuate their homes or were without power for days. critical infrastructure was damaged. recovery efforts are beyond the means of the state and local governments. our neighbors, our local communities, our local businesses, need feder

rothman: israel is essential to america's national security. the jewish state of israel guards the mediterranean, the sue ezz canal and helps us with the oil and other activities in the persian gulf near iran. our relationship is dependent and so extremely important to both countries' vital national security. but what is happening to -- this week at the u.n. the palestinians are going to the u.n. to avoid negotiating a peace agreement with israel. the palestinians want the u.n. to do what think won't do, negotiate a peace agreement. but it is made up of hamas and fattah and it is a terrorist group. hamas' charter says they will never exercise israel's right to exercise. fattah is coming to u.n. through president abbas even though the president said negotiate peace with israel. why would the palestinians do that to the united states' vital national security interests and america's best friend in the region, the jewish state of israel, because they are refusing to make an geement to live in peace with the jewish state. we will withdraw aid from t