interesting times i would echo the comments that other people have made great you are conscientious, scrupulous, you pay great attention to detail, whether it is the language, the brief, the designs and plans that come before us. i will always admire that. you could talk about the fact that it is not just people who have come before us. we spend all our time concerned with the codes and those kinds of things these are real situations that we wisely deal with. i think you always wisely dealt with it. good luck to you. president goh: thank you so much. >> is there any public comment on item number three? seeing none, we will move to item number four. that is the adoption of minutes before you for your consideration. these are the minutes for the january 11, 2012 meeting. president garcia: i would adopt that we move these as written. >> could you please call the roll? >> we have a motion from president garcia to adopt the january 11, 2012 minutes. on that motion, commissioner fung: aye. commissioner hwang: aye. president goh: aye. >> those minutes are adopted. >> before the meeting started, i have

kind of sending a signal but it is a forewarning and a notice to land lords they better be more scrupulous in considering who tenants are. >> the operators said they're giving up because they don't want to put their landlord into legal jeopardy. and at this point there are no plans to relocate the cooperative for fear koit happen they move to a new location. >> david, thank you. traffic remains backed up following an accident on highway 24 in oakland. all westbound lanes were blocked this afternoon. a truck carrying scrap metal flipped over at about 1:30. this spot is just beyond the caldecott tunnel. traffic backed up into the tunnel. no reports of major injuries and the cause is still under investigation. >> and the occupy movement has been more than work into political discourse, it's changing the way police, state wide operate. abc 7 is is in the newsroom with a look at the affect it's having on a meeting of law enforcement officials this week in san francisco. >> absolutely. police chiefs from across the state are meeting at the university of san francisco for next two days. today, th

, morally scrupulous roman officials. >> ( dramatized ): the method i have observed is this: i interrogateder they were christians. if they confessed it, i repeated the question twice again, adding the threat of capital punishment. if they still persevered, i ordered them to be executed. >> pliny allows, in his correspondence, how this really is one of the most stubborn groups of people he's ever encountered. and that in itself seems to warrant a rather... a rather strident attack on the christians. >> ( dramatized ): i judged it so much the more necessary to extract the real truth, with the assistance of torture, from two female slaves who were styled deaconesses. but i could discover nothing more than depraved and excessive superstition. >> he says, "they don't really do all that much. they meet before daybreak. they sing hymns antiphonally. and they worship christ as if he were a god." and then he says, "they take an oath, but not an oath to do anything bad, rather an oath only to be good-- not to defraud people, not to do anything evil," and so on. >> ( dramatized ): those who denied th

and gene sperling sent me an e-mail, who worked for me and is a scrupulously honest person said we tried. we did make a big deal out of it because the main subject was by the bush era tax cuts going to be extended? but this shows you that i'm trying to force myself to say once a day, either i don't know where i was wrong. because i think it would be therapeutic if everyone in washington did that so here is something i was wrong about. since raising the debt ceiling, simply ratifies the decision congress has already made to spend money and since the budget is the only thing that the senate votes on that is not subject to a filibuster, i thought that raising the debt ceiling that was not subject to filibuster and i was wrong. so gene sperling sent a message. he said in an mcconnell said he was going to filibuster unless we agreed rate than two of their budgets that they'd run on. so it turns out he couldn't raise the debt ceiling and i was wrong. it didn't hurt too bad. and that is one way we get less ideological politics is people find errors they make. >> been a bit out of washington, on

and gene sperling actually sent me an e-mail, who worked for me and is a scrupulously honest person, said, oh, we tried. you know, we didn't make a big deal out of it because the main subject was with were the bush era tax cuts going to be extended, but this shows you -- i'm trying to force myself to say once a day either i don't know or i was wrong. [laughter] because i think it would be therapeutic if everybody in washington did that. [laughter] and so i want to be as good as them. so here's something i was wrong about. since raising the debt ceiling simply ratified the decision congress has already made to spend money and since the budget is the only thing that the senate votes on that is not subject to a filibuster, i thought that raise the tet -- debt ceiling vote was not subject to a filibuster, and i was wrong. gene sperling sent me a message and said senator mcconnell said he was going to filibuster unless we agreed right then to all their budgets they'd run on. so turns out he couldn't raise the debt ceiling, and i was wrong. see, it didn't hurt too bad. [laughter] and that'

a scrupulously honest person. said we tried. we didn't make a big deal out of it because the main subject was the bush era tax cuts will be extended. but this shows you i am trying to force myself to say once a day either i don't know or i was wrong. because i think it would be therapeutic if everyone in washington did that. and so i want to be as good as that. here is something i was wrong about. since raising the debt ceiling simply ratified a decision congress has already made to spend money and since the budget is the only thing the senate votes on that is not subject to a filibuster, i thought raising the debt ceiling vote was not subject to a filibuster and i was wrong. so gene sperling send me a message, senator mcconnell said the was going to filibuster unless we agreed to alter the budget. i said right on. she couldn't raise the debt ceiling. and i was wrong. that is one way we get ideological politics. people find errors they make and fess up. >> moving out of washington. one of the things you do frequently in the book

you know, i think a scrupulous company would make it easy. but this law is not only going to apply to companies that we believe are going to do the right thing and it does not -- the company could have no button or access anywhere on its website to do this. it could perhaps have no explanation on its website that you had the right to do this. and it would be up to the consumer to figure that out and the house bill requires that kind of arrangement? >> i want to make it clear, to opt in sharing a video, about what movie you're watching would be no more burdensome than just -- than just watching the movie itself? >> under the current law. >> press one button, okay? however, disabling your the overall consent, watch everything could be impossible to find? >> under the house bill? >> that's right. >> mr. rotenberg, do you agree with that? >> i think it's a very important point, senator. what professor mcgeveran has pointed out is that there are innovative ways to allow individuals to click, you know, play and share. there's the integration and th

procedural issues, but for consumers what is the director of the cfpb mean for consumers protection, scrupulous or abusive pay lenders, for example. >> sydneys, congressman, that we can now, as we could not before, begin to have an active supervision program over four non-bank areas in particular that are specified in long. mortgage markets, which excludes mortgage rate -- originators. 2 million of those in 2010. mortgage services, who have been in natural areas in many respects, pay lenders are specified, and private student lenders. it also allows us to expand that program to a larger participants and other fields as we will be doing shortly. at the debt is very important. this isn't only important to consumers, although it is vital for them. it is also important to responsible businesses to compete in these markets, and it is unfair for one business to be subject to regulation and oversight in a direct competitor to be subject to none. automatic cost differential in mean that those who would violate the law to good advantage can get away with it, not something we should never want to tolerat