you think the source is? and i just to the extent that you can say time and date and if you will, accountable individual who you think is the decision maker or the impediment, i would like that answer as succinctly as possible. miss buller? in my case it s very easy to pinpoint the time and the person. the passage of the act mandating the restrictive reporting was the impetus. the person was the general counsel. basically, he has taken the opportunity to interpret the act to impede our access. mr. elkins? in my case, you know, i have two agencies that i oversee, the csb and environmental protection agency. in both cases, i have to say that issues relative to access starts at the top with a clear message from the top that access will be granted, it will be granted. to the extent that there is a muddled message or the message is not clear, you end up in situations that we have here today. some of the on the csb side of the house, the issues started back in 2010, 2011.
indeed, your view outside right now of the east bay. you can see some of the low cloud cover that s sitting up there in the distance over all those skies are clear for the vast majority of us, not a lot of visibility issues. current temperatures in the 50 s to 60 s. now lot of us are on the warmer side. you notice humidity has been up the past couple of days. we ve had tropical moisture surging on in to the west coast. this is a loud evening lows to stay fairly warm and our daytime highs, despite the fact that they have been cooler, it s okay to have that muggy feel to that. we ve been surrounded by this moisture to the east and south of us, especially resulting in some thunderstorms out towards the sierra nevada, not seeing the so much for the bay area, though. we do have some low clouds this morning and then we ve got some drying and clearing skies this afternoon. today is going to bring with it. plenty of sunshine and much cooler weather then especially what we had last we
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