d7tslet me remind you youl under oath. >> hi, welcome back.just going to spend 30 seconds to slip this together, so i will be as speedy cross examiner. i know that is what you all like. >> i will hold you to that. >> i was in the middle of questioning, and permission to go back over some sheets to cover where we were. >> i was following along closely, and i feel like i know where we are. rewind one question, and let's go forward. >> i believe my last question was along the lines ofke3egpÑ du help -- is this working beaumont -- is this working amont? ykh thank you. i believe my last question was along the lines of did you help drive the e-mails she sent out for caught 14 and at 4:16? >> no, i did not -- she said at 4:14 and at 4:16? >> no, i did not. ása thing these revl is at 5:27, and it lasts four minutes. the you have any recollection about what that is about? >> no, i do not. >> it would be over at 5:31. five minutes later mrs. lopez e- mails mrs. madison and says, i am so sorry. does that jog your recollection about what your phone call w

there is some high clouds wednesday and thursday, and youl start to see relief. in the morning mild starts. you can walk out of the door and there are fog keeping you into low 60s and the fog going to be limited in coverage. poor air quality in the inland east bay. sea breeze keeping air quality good for the coastal areas. highs for wednesday there, 93 in san jose. there is mid 9 ows in saratoga. and warmer day, 88 in redwood city. 92 in los altos. mid-60s along the coastline. and there is 65 in the unset district and north bay mid-60s to 103 degrees and 94 in sonoma. 93 napa. there is 80 in oakland. and 100 in fairfield. there is 68 degrees in monterey. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. a steamy couple of days there. tomorrow, is 02 inland. mid 60 as long the coastline. we're going to keep the triple digits n heat starts to back off along coast and bay. and cooler weather for friday, partly cloudy skies and upper 50s to low 90 then back down for the weekend. and and monday, tuesday a trough will begin into the weekend meaning temperatures will head in

president mazzucco: thank youl . the next item will be adjournment. the san francisco police department had a big loss this week. we lost harold butler. there will be services for him this week. he died much before his time. in the email i forgot to say, the e-mail traffic between myself and former prosecutors who had worked with him was incredible. from assistant u.s. attorneys to assistant u.s. district attorneys. when we adjourned tonight, i would like to adjourn in honor of carol butlharold butler. >> can we also adjourn in honor of the young people that spoke here? president mazzucco: i think he would appreciate that. so moved. all in favor? thank you very much, everybody. >> come to the special meeting of the government, and -- audit and oversight committee. my name is supervisor elsbernd. we're joined by david chiu, supervisor mar, and the supervisors got wiener. madam clerk, any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the fil

president mazzucco: thank youl . the next item will be adjournment. the san francisco police department had a big loss this week. we lost harold butler. there will be services for him this week. he died much before his time. in the email i forgot to say, the e-mail traffic between myself and former prosecutors who had worked with him was incredible. from assistant u.s. attorneys to assistant u.s. district attorneys. when we adjourned tonight, i would like to adjourn in honor of carol butlharold butler. >> can we also adjourn in honor of the young people that spoke here? president mazzucco: i think he would appreciate that. so moved. all in favor? thank you very much, everybody. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us here in little saigon. my name is naomi kelly, city administrator for this city and county of san francisco. about three months ago, i had the honor of being on a san bruno avenue with mayor lee when he announced invest in neighborhoods initiative, a program to strategically deployed city resources in our neighborhood commerci

president mazzucco: thank youl . the next item will be adjournment. the san francisco police department had a big loss this week. we lost harold butler. there will be services for him this week. he died much before his time. in the email i forgot to say, the e-mail traffic between myself and former prosecutors who had worked with him was incredible. from assistant u.s. attorneys to assistant u.s. district attorneys. when we adjourned tonight, i would like to adjourn in honor of carol butlharold butler. >> can we also adjourn in honor of the young people that spoke here? president mazzucco: i think he would appreciate that. so moved. all in favor? thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you for being here. i want to thank the young people for being here, because you are the future. there are going to be things in this building and you are going to see that are not normal in those buildings yet. they are cutting edge, but by the time it you are my age, everybody is going to have this stuff, and you will be some of the first to see it. it is great to ha

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i mean, she tried to had youle christian brando. she actually named my baby christian brando. and i changed the name. but when we found out that i was the father, and what better thing could i do for myself or my baby than marry her mother? what's the down side? what's the worst that can happen after three or four years. it didn't work out and then we got divorced. but i would have my baby all the time with me rather than having to fly to wherever she chose to live and go through lawyers and all that [ bleep ] about i want to see my baby. what do i need that for? i'm an old man. i'm filthy rich. i've got $25 million. i'm not talking abstract. i mean, i had $25 million that i could get my hands on in one day. i didn't have margin stock. i owned half of santa monica. hard dollars. i'm broke now. i couldn't buy [ bleep ] for a field mouse. i'm broke as -- i couldn't buy a hole in a nickel doughnut. but i was filthy rich. robert, where did all the money go? well, check with all those rats that jumped ship when the going got tough. my family, my friends, my business agents. my mana

what else can youle tell us about the apartment, jay gray? >> reporter: two very important points you make. first of all, he was obviously prepared for a fight, and a massive firefight. that didn't happen. we are told from police forces he surrendered easily when they found him by a car at the back of the theater. put no resistance at all and talked about idea that his apartment was booby trapped. there were explosives inside as the teams got there and began to investigate they found very sophisticated -- their words -- explosives inside the suspect's apartment. they evacuated five buildings there. they could be on that scene as well for hour or so days. it is an intricate set-up there with explosives inside the apartment capable of doing significant damage. they are working to figure out how they will disarm that explosive, the booby-trap, and that's their word, set up inside the apartment. they have a lot of work to do there. the investigation will focus obviously in his apartment but also at the scene of this killing at the theater. >> jay

. >> sometimes i think i get mixed emotions from youling in the wind. >> sometimes i think i get mixedday. only when there is a tragedy. the last time i heard you talk about it was when a girl shot a guy invading her home. so it's kind of hard to tell when it's okay to have them. >> all right, look patricia. i don't talk about it every day. there are a lot of issues. i don't talk about global warming every day but it's important to me. >> i -- >> wait a minute. i don't talk about immigration reform every day but it's important to me, too. but i did talk about it after village tech and gabby giffords and am talking about it today. nobody else is. >> my point. >> i am not going to talk >> when there is a big national thing, somebody will talk about it, even you. >> but that's the way -- patricia, i am saying -- listen i love you but that's the way things work? right? >> the way we are. >> you are saying the nra only has 9 million. i think there is a lot of hidden money they are doing. >> 26 states with their stand your ground laws. there is a lot going on there. >> thank you, patricia. g

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