it reads as follows: the ethics commission encourages and promotes integrity in government by education and example and is committed to treating all staff members of the public and colleagues with courtesy respect objectivity and fairness. members of the public who attend commission meetings are also expected to behave responsibly in respectfully. persons who engage in name-calling, shouting, interruption or other distracting behavior may be asked to leave. the following behavior or activities are discouraged inside the hearing room. applause or vocal expression in support or opposition eating or drinking profanity and physical aggression in accord with the board of supervisors walls of order 1.3.1 signs regardless of content or message is strictly prohibited. this prohibition does not apply to clothing which includes signage and to clothing, messages displayed on clothing, pins hats or buttons. if the chairman is unable to obtain voluntary compliance he may seek assistance from the sheriff's department on call. this provision supplements walls and policies adopted by city hall. the she

it reads as follows: the ethics commission encourages and promotes integrity in government by education and example and is committed to treating all staff members of the public and colleagues with courtesy respect objectivity and fairness. members of the public who attend commission meetings are also expected to behave responsibly in respectfully. persons who engage in name-calling, shouting, interruption or other distracting behavior may be asked to leave. the following behavior or activities are discouraged inside the hearing room. applause or vocal expression in support or opposition eating or drinking profanity and physical aggression in accord with the board of supervisors walls of order 1.3.1 signs regardless of content or message is strictly prohibited. this prohibition does not apply to clothing which includes signage and to clothing, messages displayed on clothing, pins hats or buttons. if the chairman is unable to obtain voluntary compliance he may seek assistance from the sheriff's department on call. this provision supplements walls and policies adopted by city hall. the she

mayor woodbury is the latest to be found in violation of state ethics laws. the commission agreed to the equivalent of a plea deal this morning, or what it calls a stipulated agreement in which mayor woodbury admitted to a non-willfull violation. the violation involved a boulder city contractor named urban home--work that didn't go so well. the company frequently frequently bids on jobs for the city. woodbury is not only a customer, he was the lawyer for the company. while representing urban jungle in a lawsuit, he voted four times to award city contracts to the company worth around $200,000 dollars. only once did he disclose his relationship. the ethics commission found that, contrary to the advice given to woodbury by the city attorney, he should have abstained from voting altogether. ordered the mayor, city council, and city staff to undergo ethics training. ((judy prutzman/ethics commission attorney: by the terms of the stipulated agreement, mayor woodbury agrees to facilitate an ethics training session with the commission's executive director for the boul

jessica bloom for the ethics commission. i wanted to give a little bit of context for the situation unfolding. i understand it not everyday that staff would write a recommendation or memo on a sunshine task force referral item. i wanted to explain a little bit what's going on. so, the sunshine ordinance task force has found that steve kawa, the mayor's chief of staff, to be in violation of the sunshine ordinance for deleting his calendar, his electronic calendar and not producing it to the requester. and found that finding and normally you would hear that case. staff not recommending you walk away from that obligation. but we did notice in the file there was a city attorney had written a memo to the task force and we predicted the attorney would be writing a letter to this commission and wanted to provide you our best recommendation, our best analysis andon the matter. a notice was sent prior to the notice and i didn't include the arguments into the memorandum after the fact. what the attorney is arguing that the electronic c

now the left has not only taken those schools but said you can no longer teach ethics. those there's no natural law, if you bring up tradition in a brown bag you get left out of the room. everyone talks about separation of church and state but it's interesting to see, paul riley when he looked at the first bus the multi-left out his chair. that kind of separation, no law? no 10 commandments in our secular society? i don't think so. i show compassion and love code up about zero. rome was the most loved society. that's the example, cold and sterile and brutal society that encompasses the love at zero. you want separation of compassion and love from tradition? to the left, i know what they mean. theydon't want religious establishment but if you do the total separation we also , the left agrees with us on human rights claims and human rights are only in western europe at about 1400 out of judeo christian tradition so those rights we argue in our tradition, they precede the existence of government. so do you want separation of that? therights of this, yes, sir no? i wanted to

it reads as follows: the ethics commission encourages and promotes integrity in government by education and example and is committed to treating all staff members of the public and colleagues with courtesy respect objectivity and fairness. members of the public who attend commission meetings are also expected to behave responsibly in respectfully. persons who engage in name-calling, shouting, interruption or other distracting behavior may be asked to leave. the following behavior or activities are discouraged inside the hearing room. applause or vocal expression in support or opposition eating or drinking profanity and physical aggression in accord with the board of supervisors walls of order 1.3.1 signs regardless of content or message is strictly prohibited. this prohibition does not apply to clothing which includes signage and to clothing, messages displayed on clothing, pins hats or buttons. if the chairman is unable to obtain voluntary compliance he may seek assistance from the sheriff's department on call. this provision supplements walls and policies adopted by city hall. the she

people for the ethical treatment of animals shows a through a cage and others being forced to take pictures and swim. >> they observed exhausted weak schooled tigers at dade city wild things and being forced to swim with patrons and being yanked by their tails when they tried to escape. >> the pasco county sheriff's office took a look at the video. >> it doesn't look right and we need to investigate to make we take the appropriate actions. >> peta filed a lawsuit alleging mistreatment of the tigers but the owner says peta has targeted her place for years and her and her trainers love the tigers and have taken great care of them for 20 years. she didn't want to go on camera but told me over the phone the opp tives neglected their duties to make things seem worse.

what about the ethics? by the way that is really nice ethical dilemma. is it going to protect me or -- these things are complicated. people started raising questions but there is not a lot of information. in the policy we identify that as one of the concerns. we specifically talk about how companies need to address those and be explicit what they provide us to know what issues they address and how they resolve them. as i was talking about innovation. people think that is technology. this needs innovation too. how will we handle those ethical kind of dilemmas in this technology revolution that is going on? we will look to see what people are bringing forward to us and decidesdecide which ones deliver on safety for the public. those are ones we support in the future. >> dr. rosekind, will we enter into a period much like 100 years ago where horse and buggies lived on the same streets as horseless carriages? >> these are, i'm not blowing smoke here, that is the term but these are great questions because we don't talk about that enough? i actually think there

, the house ethicsommittee is investigating. they voted unanimously to investigate, and there are questions about you giving favors to high donors for things like expediting visas and that sort of thing. >> sure. >> what's your reaction? isn't that the kind of thing you're sort of accusing him about, favoring the rich? >> well, it's the ethics issue is one of house rules, whether we had violated house rules. in order to address that, two things. one, to let the people know that i made a decision that nobody on our official staff will be participating -- >> but the conclusion of the report found there was substantial reason to think you had done -- >> right. the conclusion of the report passed it on to the house congressional ethics committee, which is the real committee that really takes all the information, and they're moving through it right now. so we're cooperating with them 100%, and we're not saying that -- we're just waiting for the outcome. >> all right. >> the charge i have against my opponent,

do you think the ethical concerns about the clinton foundation could derail her campaign?ead to cbssf.com/votenow and we'll have results coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pro laptops.. at its cupertino headquarters.. its most significant re- >>> apple just unveiled new and improved macbook pro laptops at its cupertino headquarters. it's most significant redesign. they are available in 13" and 15" is. computers feature a display over the keyboard called the touch bar. users can adjust brightness, volume and other system functions by sliding or tapping the surface and they are also getting rid of usb ports. the macbook pros are now available for preorder. prices are going to start around $1,500. >>> new trouble at twitter. the san francisco-based social network is cutting 9% of its workforce as well as its video service called vine. twitter launched the vine app back in 2013. it allows people to share six- second videos. they faced stiff competition with snapchat and instagram. the latest cost-cutting moves as twitter struggles to grow its user base and is looking for a buyer.

foundation, donating all profits to charity and nourishing the common good, the ford foundation, the ethicsnd excellence in journalism foundation, the yuan foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. believe it or not, a month from tonight will be election eve, and then it will all be over, including the shouting. but in the meantime, this campaign continues to amaze. just today, another bombshell dropped, as "the washington post" reported on the audio from an 11-year-old hot mic conversation between donald trump and "access hollywood" host billy bush. it was lewd, it was rude, and it was about women. the trump campaign called it "locker room banter." but is it the kind of banter we expect of a president, then or now? jennifer? jennifer: in the videotape he is women, about groping adultery, grabbing women by is not afraidat," to use the word, and vice previous,

the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the uwinn foundation. committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, sitting in for gwen ifill this week a, amy walter of the cook political report. amy: good evening. the f.b.i. dropped an october surprise on hillary clinton today, announcing it's reopening the investigation into her private email server. in a letter to congress, f.b.i. director james comey said the f.b.i.'s learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. the f.b.i. cannot yet assess whether or not this material may be significant and i cannot predict how long it will take us to complete this additional work. late friday, clinton herself came out with a statement and took reporters' questions on the f.b.i.'s announcement. >> so we don't know the facts. which is why we are calling on the f.b.i. to release all the information that it has. ev

the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. and patricia ewen through the ewen foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. once again, live from washington, sitting in for gwen ifill this week, pete williams of nbc news. pete: good evening. early voting is now underway in nearly half the states, including five considered battlegrounds. that means everything the candidates say and do between now and election day is even more important, especially for undecided and independent voters. this week hillary clinton and donald trump went from a bitter clash on the debate stage, to poking fun at each other at a high-society dinner in new york. its a 70-year-old ritual. the candidates for president trading jokes in late october to raisney for charity at the al smith dinner, named for the first catholic presidential candidate of a major party. but this year, the comments had an especially rough edge. mr. trump: hillary is so corrupt . she got kicked off the

the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, sitting in for gwen ifill this week, amy walter of the "cook political report." amy: good evening. in the week since we've learned about a 2005 tape showing donald trump bragging about using -- using his celebrity status to kiss and grope women, many women have come forward alleging he groped them sexually. trump denied the charges calling undermine his campaign. >> anyone who -- they will attack you, they will slander you, they will seek to dresthroy your clear and your family. amy: on the very same day, the first lady thrivered a personal and emotional indictment of donald trump saying his remarks about women were shock, demeaning and disgraceful. >> this was not just a lewd conversation. this wasn't just locker room banter. this was a powerful individua

what about the ethics? will it protect me or --? very complicated. there is not a lot of information. in the policy, we identified that as one of the concerns. we specifically talk about how companies need to address that and they need to be specific on how they will resolve them. when i talk about innovation. this is part of innovation as well. how will we handle those ethical dilemmas in this technology revolution going on? deliverso decide what in safety for the public. mr. peter slen: will we be entering a time frame much like 100 years or so ago when horse and buggies lived on the same streets as horseless carriages? dr. rosekind: i am not blowing smoke. at that is a great question. we do not talk about that enough. i think there are two transitions that do not get discussed. one is in the vehicle. that is your level three. you are human but you still need to know what is going on. if it is bad, you may need to take over. there is a transition from the automation to the human. a lot of questions about how that will go. the other transition is wha

there seemed to be an interest in it so we went to the ethics committee and they agreed to change the trust and the trust has been revealed and i was glad to see i paid 42% of my gross income in taxes. [applause] >> mr. vice president, how can you claim your home is in maine for tech or expenses -- tax purposes and at the same time claim your home is in texas for voting purposes? are you a texan? >> i am a texan, but i have one house. under the law, every taxpayer is allowed when he sells a house to buy a house and get the rollover. i may hire -- she says she has a new good accountant. i would like to get his name and phone number. [laughter] >> i think i paid too much in the way of taxes and residents, legal residents for voting is very the very -- is a very different. the domicile, very different. they say you are living in the vice president's house. i've got problems with the irs. so do a lot of people out there. i think i paid too much. i would like to get some money back. [laughter] >> congresswoman ferraro, your rebuttal? >> let me just say i would be glad to give the vice-pres

commissioners we move on to item 8 a resolution greer the principles of ethical practices of public health vote on next meeting in is just a discussion. >> before we begin is there principles or is this the privileges is the whereas the principles or another documents called the principles. >> those radio the principles there are 12 of them and . >> the whereas. >> 12. >> thank you for that clarification. >> well, maybe you should explain what you do with those. >> so part of in our romans as health officials we're weighing the risk and benefits when we are making public health decisions so we take into account the ethical considerations part of public health coalition requires us to codify how we make and incorporate ethic alcala decisions making into the publicity activities so the credit dan by the public health society and as the code of ethics you see is whereas are 12 verbatim calls the ethical practice of public health we are requesting the commission to approve those principles and provides a foundation to build our decision making progress we are in the process of developing a com

what is truly a big deal-- is the ethical baggage -- and possible criminality -- of hillary clinton." the f-b-i -- is actually looking at e-mails -- that could be related to clinton. donald trump -- is set to make another stop -- in las vegas this weekend. he'll be at the venetian -- tomorrow at 11 in the morning. the public is int tickets. we'll have that link for you -- on our website -- ktnv-dot-com. the email controversy -- haunting hillary clinton -- throughout this campaign -- is far from over. the f-b-i director -- now catching heat -- from the clinton camp -- and congressional democrats -- after revisiting the email probe -- so close to election day. yasmin amer -- reports. nats donald trump hit the campaign trail in colorado saturday.. wasting no time bringing up yesterday that the fbi is reopening their investigation "this is the biggest political scandal since watergate.. justice at latest can be properly delivered." vice president joe biden coming to clinton's defense. "i think the quicker they release the emails for the public to see them, the better off. i have confidenc

leon: hello and welcome to the ethical perspectives on the news. my name is leon tabak and today we're going to discuss te states and china, what should we know about china. my guest today are andy anderson from the university of northern iowa, ling zhang at cornell college and david nordmann at coe college. i'm going to ask

inform this board of supervisors again additional steps this is is a half step i want to thank the ethics commission for their thoughts and deliberation on this matter as well as any commissioners and members of the sunshine ordinance task force for their thoughtful input over the course of a number of hearings and particularly any staff lee who had worked and made many compromises to move this piece of legislation with that, ma'am, would you like to come forward on behalf of the ethics commission and make any statement about the legislation you wish. >> well, good morning supervisor peskin and supervisor breed thank you for reviewing the legislation with the ethics commission we sent your comments without the proposal and a lot of that feedback was considered along what i'm sure other comments from others that are effected a couple of questions i will leave with you as the commission letter indicated we are clearly supportive of having such transparency and we want to try to insure the agency to insure the program as possible - two clarifications or questions we will hope that you will c

san francisco knocking it out of the park governmental code applies that's for a court or perhaps the ethics commission but this bylaws is simply stating the committee will subject it's to the same rules at the city level. >> ms. fewer. >> thank you general council i think that - so i'm glad we are clarifying this for our own policy and state that actually, i had been in conversation with it is ethics commission and over a number of employees and also superintendent are not subject to this so that was the information i was getting consistently from the ethics commission i understand that the city attorney is looking at this it concerned us and city college they're not stir employees and on the payroll of the city and county of san francisco so there was confusion and the answers i've provided every school member of copy from the ethics commission this is what i was told repeatedly on many occasions so i'm glad we're clarifying it and i think this policy that we're clarifying and also updating they're really important to have them updated for that the district because the documents that every

the ethics commission who issued the fine voted to accept the lower amount. he sued the city claiming the ethics commission was on a win hunt saying he was not aware of the finance violations that happened in 2010 but he takes and i quote, "ultimate responsibility." >> breaking news from the morning, violent protests outside of the united states embassy in the philippines. jessica? >> look at this new video i can see police and the drunk running over a slew of protesters. we told you of this in the newscast, clashes outside the united states embass in ma fill that, anti-united states rally and they want united states troops out of the area. you can see the sky office with police in riot gear clashing with the protesters and forbes are throwing rocks at police and police arrested several protesters who hurled red paint at a u.s. government seal at the entry to the embassy. we do not have any reports of americans injured. this is the new video. that is the latest. >> now, a traffic alert. from abc7 morning. >> we have a sig-alert in the dublin/pleasanton area,

not only the ethics committee but with the f.e.c.. but the action that you're speaking about at the ethics committee was started by a right wing legal organization foundation. knowing that i would have to that there would be an automatic inquiry. we have filed a necessary papers i have asked them along. unfortunately that has i believe people in a session today. so i don't know if they will move. but quite frankly i would like that to be taken care of anyway. because i just want to clear the. >> since that famous august twenty first press conference on your family finances. you filed a new report with the ethics committee. and this show that your previous reports were full of mistakes and omissions. for example you failed to report about twelve trips that were paid for by special interest groups. at least eighteen cases your holdings were misstated. do you think it showed good leadership or attention to duty to blame all this on. sloppy work by your account and -- accountant. i what it showed was that hired an accountant who had been

. >>> house speaker wants a special panel to review the ethical guidelines for public officials. he's pushing for an 11 member task force. if approved they would review the state's conflict of interest and ethics rules and look at campaign finance disclosure laws. he started talking about the idea after reports of a senator brian joyce over whether he used his public position to help his private law practice. he's not been charged and denied any wrong-doing. >>> on your monday the best and brightest young professionals are gathering in boston for forbes magazine 's under 30 summit. michael phelps is in town. the event started tomorrow. it includes motivational speakers, contests and networking opportunities. thousands of people are expected to attend. >>> the pregnant manatee rescued off cape cod is heading home this week. she was rescued last month as the water temperature started to drop. she had been giving visitors quite the show. the aquarium says she is healthy and so is the baby and ready to head back home. good f going back south. >>> okay a tua little early for thanksgivi

the ethics commission who issued the original fine voted on monday to accept that lower amount. he sued the city in may claiming the ethic commission was on a witch hunt, the settlement said that he was unaware of the alleged campaign finance violations that happened in 2010. he days "ultimate responsibility." >> the obamas are going out with a bang. the 13th and final state dinner a star-studded event. last night's guest, italy's first couple. however, it was our first lady who a lot of people are saying stole the show. there she is, in a custom-made rose gold gown. >> that dress! >> her stunning look was now the only big hit, fresh vegetables from the final harvest of the garden, popular with attendees. >> i know i need to be frank, your speech are better than your tomatoes. >> the italian prime minister referring to her recent response to donald trump's lewd comments about women. president obama chimed in on the campaign, liking it to dante "infer necessity," which was about the trip through hell. state dinner guests enjoyed wine from cupertino and napa valley and jerry seinf

so what happens to journalist of the ethical journalists who want to go in there and tell what they see as the truth, a way that they see the situation accurately and as an example of something that came from the book about what these journalists do sometimes. some of you may have heard of marie colton in the news recently. she was killed a couple years ago in syria. she and alan little at the bbc for an iraq during the first gulf war. there were two sides of the story. there had been a bombing in the iraqi government said the u.s. forces had killed civilians. the american forces said no we didn't. these two journalists went in and physically counted bodies and that is part of what they do. then they set the world straight. we're going to physically go there and tell our audiences with the reality is. so with the internet and people being able to use to dreams in a propaganda and their own misinformation, what use is a journalist? they are kind of in the way of that story. they're a different phases of journalism. very phases of journalism and journalists went to end with their side of

i mean, if i'm a young person looking to go into journalism or thinking about the ethics and the professionalism of journalism and seeing that? i just think that there is going to be a period of time that american journalism is going to have to spend earning the respect of the american what they clearly seem to me to be ... >> i'm sure it will be coming up tonight. it is only two hours. i will let you go. before the debate starts. what is going through your mind? what is donald trump thinking? >> donald trump is a cool cucumber. he is not particularly going over, you know, this or that or what have you. he knows what he believes in. he knows what his message is going to be. you know, whether or not he gets baited to go down some rabbit path, you know, we will see. if he will stick on the economy and the military and reminding people there is going to be a supreme court appointment in the first 60 days of this next administration, then, the american people will be very sober an make the right becigses. >> thank you very much governor. we will see. governor rick perry talking to us live here at 7:

complaints to the branch manager were ignored, she went to human resources and to the ethics department. eventually she says the manager lawsuit. >> i felt similar to the case with erin brockovich. here's this little me against a big powerful wells fargo bank. nobody's going to believe what i'm saying. >> a judge dismissed her claims accepting wells fargo version. she failed to meet the sales goals. the bank sent cbs news a statement reading, we do not tolerate retaliation against team members who report concerns. they went on to say they did a great findings. >>> more than 100,000 medical patients are you certain insulin pumps might actually be targeted by hackers. that's true. johnson and johnson sent a warning to people using its animus one touch insulin pump, company says it has a bug which would allow hackers to hijack the device. and force it to deliver potentially deadly insulin doses. the company says the probability of that is extremely low. there have been no reports of hacking. >>> happening now the can inflate. if the door is simply slammed to heart. national highway safety

not only do they agree to file my returns but my husband also filed his with the ethics committee and the fec the action you are speaking about was started by a right-wing legal organization, knowing that i would have an automatic inquiry, we have filed the necessary papers, i have asked them to move along. i don't know if they will move. quite frankly i would like that's be taken care of anyway because i just want it cleared up. >> since that august 21 press conference, you filed a new report with the ethics committee and this showed your previous reports were full of mistakes and omissions. you failed to report about 12 trips that were paid for by special interest groups. at least 18 cases your holdings were misstated. do you think it was good leadership to blame this on sloppy work by your accounting? >> it was truly that i hadn't an accountant who had been with her family for well over 40 years. he was filling out those ethics forms. i did not spend the time with him, i just gave him my information and he did it. i have to say what we've done sense. i've hired a marvelous accounta

have taken the ethic studies by commissioners, if you want to add anything mr. walton and mr. haney we're all pleasantly surprised about the state adopting or using our curriculum as a framework and summer this is where commissioner norton's we served many students in the program we hope to actually serve more i think i believe that that is present or sent electronically if in the mailbox in not we'll request to be sent to every commissioner thank you very much. >> ms. fewer and commissioner vice president walton. >> so much thank you as usual an existing personal and labor relations committee meeting last week or a couple of weeks ago but we talked about staffing and we know there are still a few vacancies at the time i think 28 not just educator but personnel we've been working hard the district working hard to fill those spaces one of the things i'd like to tell the families that came in and spoke earlier we are working hard think a plan and strategy to address all the concerns that we've heard the past few weeks and sometimes things we can't discuss as we mov

definitely see your perspective how one community that pitted against another how to communicate one of the ethic the african-american community as well i think this hearing we're talking about right now frames begins to set the foundation and serves as a model to continue to build with the organizations with the community we can duplicate and have that level of register bans and cultural sustainability i want to acknowledge your racks and let you know i'm in agreement anyone wants to speak in public comment come on up. >> hi there guys i'm from san francisco eagle we're here to round up hopefully, we can participate in the - have you guys consider the lgbt district and allocate funding for all the spaces that are being displaced like our neighbors the stud for example, and other lgbt community is little by little displaced south of market we think that our partnering can be served as a model with the previous developers to have a self-allocated development funds to that the resources can be allocated for the area the south of market and consider the historical lgbt district that's all i have to

inform this board of supervisors again additional steps this is is a half step i want to thank the ethics commission for their thoughts and deliberation on this matter as well as any commissioners and members of the sunshine ordinance task force for their thoughtful input over the course of a number of hearings and particularly any staff lee who had worked and made many compromises to move this piece of legislation with that, ma'am, would you like to come forward on behalf of the ethics commission and make any statement about the legislation you wish. >> well, good morning supervisor peskin and supervisor breed thank you for reviewing the legislation with the ethics commission we sent your comments without the proposal and a lot of that feedback was considered along what i'm sure other comments from others that are effected a couple of questions i will leave with you as the commission letter indicated we are clearly supportive of having such transparency and we want to try to insure the agency to insure the program as possible - two clarifications or questions we will hope that you will c