would you like to provide a rebutal? >> my attorney steven wit is here and will speak on that >> you have up to 3 minutes >> good afternoon madam president and members and supervisors. [inaudible] shift responsibility off your shoulders. sequa is the law, slope protection act is a additional law. sequa requires if there are is a environmental hazard there is a process to go through. i have spoken to all the people. mr.hension, mr. duffy, mr. reardon and what they say is that they want private parties to solve this. i'm here to tell you, i submitted an agreement 2 months ago. i was batted back and forth between 2 law firms. still, no signed agreement. we are here ready, willing, able to solve the problem, to give access to 358 volayo to do the work. by the way, mr. wals told me in speaking to mr. gillpin that mr. gillpin thanked him for coming into the project because the project orig was meant to save money, time, expedite the process. that does not protect the people on the slope in that area. not just mar but the peopl

the appellate will have up to 3 minutes to do a rebutal at this time >> thank you praezdant breed, member thofz board. steve williams. the planning department has not answered the question, didn't say anything and this is the first we heard that they consider a closeier letter anulled the placement on the hazardous waste list. it isn't in the brief, there is no citation to any authority, no citation to statutory provision and not even indicta. it amounts to a empermissible and narrow interpretation which flies in the face of all legal authority that holds sequa is interpreted as enforced as broadly as possible to afford the citizenoffs california the greatest joirmtal protection. the site is on the list. the statute said if the site is on the list it can't have a exemption. [inaudible] that is thitsies

no seeing none, we will move into rebut at -- rebuttal.ohen you have three minutes. >> i would like if everybody really liked me. unfortunately, sometimes you have differing opinions with certain people. i think what we try to do -- i could have traded the other 22 food trucks that we work with down here to try and sort of say and sort of attest to how fair and reasonable we try to be. i thought that will be a sample. we make special agreements with trucks like bacon bacon. there's no physical menu of a picture of a truck taken because we requests and have them remove the burger from their menu. same thing with voodoo van. we've made decision that sliders, especially barbecue sliders are okay. you'll notice that the only picture, documentation that was presented by thenv one of barbecue sliders. we've just made the decision that you can only go so far and that's more of a sandwich. you'd say, country grill exception in the neighborhood partly had to do with our staff members out there managing the congestion. us doing outreach to the neigh

representative, up to 2 minutes per speaker in opposition of the appeal and finally, up to 3 minute for rebutal for pael appellate or appellate representatives we'll bein good the hearing. first up we have the appellate or appellate representative, you have 10 minutes. >> thank you. good afternoon president breed z members of the board. my name is steve william jz represent the paepts who are the immediate adjacent neighbors of those proposed project. first let me start by saying that the neighbors have a wonderful relationship with the fire fighter squz this is not about opposition to having a neighbor that is a fire house or even the reconstruction of the fire house. it may surprise the board to learn this is the first hearing today, the first public hearing which the neighbors are afforded a tonight to attend. usually by the time a praunlect gets to the board of supervisoratize is fully vetted. the planning commission heard or t or the board of appeals or historic presserivation or building and inspection commission. not in this case. because this is a public building there is only one forum

. >> if that's rebutted in some way, have you a situation where all three come back before you the department can only look at what they see at this time. today, there may be additional information that could change appearance. >> in addition to the wall excavation have they pulled permits for that? >> there are no permits for any of these unsafe conditions. >> no, no, for the posed additional parking from the neighboring property do you have that letter from the property -- >> i do. -- >> -- risk of actual failure of that wall which sounds reasonable if there is excavation at the neighboring property. >> i don't think anybody's arguing it's an unsafe condition, i think everybody would agree that's the case. >> that's not what they said. >> in their brief, they have information that agrees that the walls are unsafe. from what i'm hearing, it's more like a property line dispute which i don't care to get into. >> commissioner walker? >> actually, i don't have any questions, i do want to discuss it after public comment. >> actually i just had a follow up based on commissioner melgar's question w

. >> i recon i'd like to rebut you, mitchell. >> i don't have the words and i would still like to sayn peace. my fellow colleagues, we will not, we cannot, we shall not countenance this motion. did i offend your delicate sensibilities, mister? >> david crockett becomes the voice of the struggling classes, labors, tradesmen, pioneers and farmers, those building america into the powerhouse it is becoming. but in the process, he's criticizing the democrats, including andrew jackson's inner circle. >> as it turned out, crockett wasn't trying to criticize jackson but jackson took it so personally, he said, i'm going to crush this little pepsqueak. >> crockett's growing prop layer tea puts him at odds with the party leadership. andrew jackson, now the presidential democratic front-runner, has his old scout in his sights. >> andrew jackson was once involved in a duel. someone had insulted him. he went into that duel determined to not only hit his opponent but kill his opponent. if jackson told you he was going to kill, you best get your affairs in order. >> so jackson and the democrats see t

beat the houston rockets last nine steph curry was out for a little bit of time making the fans were rebut able to come back to the game lost 128 to 115 of the to take a look at some suffered a head concussion--contusion he fell straight over the other player shoulders and sell his shoulders and head that was trevor he when flying over. >>darya: he was down for a few minutes before he went back and the doctors rushed to embarrass his mom and dad and wife report i've had more symptoms getting hit in the head is inevitable you have to brace yourself for what we want to make sure the he was ok but the doctors cleared him and he's doing just fine he did not have a concussion but he's bracing himself i was were about the arm and shoulder and his hips ticket to have the other angle they're headed back to the bay today this face-off in game 5 tomorrow night and oracle into office at 6:00 still ahead and oakland of another night of violence will tell you why a lot of people are protesting >>george: one of the hot spots where tracking is right here at the bay bridge there is an accident was about o

. >> i reckon i would like to rebut you, mitchell. >> i don't have the words, but i would still likeay mine. my fellow colleagues, we will not, we cannot, we shall not gamble with this money. you know i say you are done with sensibilities, mitchell. >> day sri crockett becomes the voice of the struggling class men, laborers and farmers become the powerhouse it is becoming. in the croprocess he is criticig democrats including andrew jackson's inner circle. >> as it turned out, crockett wasn't trying to criticize jackson, but jackson took it so personally. >> he said it. i am going to crush this little pip squeak. >> crockett's growing popularity and independent politics puts the odds on the party. the frontrunner has his old scout in his sights. >> andrew jackson was once involved in a dual, someone had insulted him. he went into that to not only hit his opponent but kill his opponent. if jackson tells you he was going to kill you, you best get your a fairs in order. >> jackson and the democrats see trouble on the horizon. it it goes to higher office and really causes trouble in the f

know, is constructed -- and especially the campaigns and elections in this country are constructed to rebut just such a suggestion because -- >> right. >> -- it becomes about, you want to take away this thing that we've had or that we've given away for so long and that makes you an enemy of -- of helping people. >> and i would -- yeah. i mean, i think that, for example, there was this push for mass incarceration since the 1970s -- >> right. >> -- that ended up, conversely, breaking up families -- >> yep. >> -- and depriving a lot of boys of dads at home. >> right. >> and i think one thing, that in retrospect, conservatives turned out to be absolutely right on, was the importance of stable families, and especially for raising boys. >> yeah. >> evidence on that is just overwhelming. but the same conservative push for mass incarceration devastated -- and other things did too -- the family. and leading those boys, in turn, to become, at the margin, more likely to offend later on. and so mass incarceration ended up being part of the problem. >> right. i want to ask about some specific stories in

charles: do e remember the commercials when he talks to rebut a listens.thing today don't raise the minimum wage there are better ways to put money into the hands of the working poor. talking about the biggest redistribution bigger checks from treasury people that don't make a lot of money at work this is the quotation the better answer is the craft expansion of the earned income tax credit that goes to millions of low-income workers to file taxes and the government since a check. is he on to something? could resolve the minimum wage debate? bernanke is onto something but there are 300 tax changes to the stimulus bill this year low that created more bureaucracy we don't even understand the tax code that we have now somehow with this adjustment make things easier? he did is mitt there is a lot of fraud rehabing problems to make sure it is legitimate so we cannot get rid of their current fraud how do we do this? >> so many have to pay for its evert bond issue that the corporations that have to pay more money or the government that means we are paying the tax

extraordinary situation as we were developing the story, the police commissioner himself wanted to rebutations this officer makes on live television. here's a little bit of what he had to say to anderson cooper. >> i think officers are realizing they're through a transition. a significant change has to take place. >> reporter: this officer who is now looking for other jobs says things are now so bad, only one thing will change everything. >> we do not believe in commissioner best or his command staff. we want them to go. >> reporter: miguel marquez, cnn, baltimore, maryland. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, sea lions and other wildlife suffer from an oil spill in california. we look at how environmentalists are stepping up their response. >>> it is heart wrenching video from california, this oil spill, it shows a sea lion suffering in the surf. authorities there are stepping up their response into this ruptured pipeline in santa barbara. they're orred the operator to shut it down and make safety improvements. the sea lion there and other wildlife are getting much needed

they're rebutting book with website and video. i think it is too late. i think narrative is already set for most people this was gross money-grubbing conduct. melissa: simon, do you agree with that? the video was ridiculous. what was the background music? so hokey. didn't respond. have all-out assault on your credibility and honesty an money you have this guy in the background? >> truly false, why didn't they sue. why don't they sue for liable? this is spin. if it was truly false they would sue. melissa: thanks guys. >>> isis claiming responsibility for the attack outside of a texas art show. the tear griffith group is offering no proof but warns that future attacks on the u.s. will be worse. fox news's jonathan hunt is in garland texas with the latest. what do we know about the isis claim? >> melissa, that isis claim came via its radio station al-bayan. in the message on that station they said, that the attack was carried out by two, as they put it quote, soldiers of the caliphate. now officials are looking into that claim and basically there are two op

. >> reporter: as an extraordinary condition, the police commissioner wants to rebut the allegationscer makes on live television. here's a little bit of what he had to say to anderson cooper. >> i think the officers realize they're going through a transition. a significant change has to take place in the police department. >> reporter: this officer who is now looking for other jobs, says things are now so bad, only one thing will change everything. >> we do not believe in commissioner batts or his command staff. we want them to go. >> reporter: miguel marquez, cnn, baltimore, rhode island. >>> colombia's rebels have suspended a cease-fire after troops killed 26 of its fighters. the president manuel ant those said a group targeted ten colombian soldiers just last month. peace talks in cuba will go on. the goal is to bring an end to the decades-long war between the leftists and the government. >>> salvadoran arch beneficiary schaap oscar romero will formally be declared blessed today, 35 years after his death. romero was shot and killed in the middle of mass during a highly political t

when he comes on his appeal he has to give the information that contra srurts or rebuts that he was involved. >> he should turnover his texts, right? why didn't he do that? and the second part is who should be in charge of the appeals process, that hearing? >> i think they will spend good time talking about finding the right person to hear the appeal so that the integrity of the appeal process is protected just as troy protected the integrity of the game. but tom says i didn't do it and ted wells says let pea see your text messages i think those are important. tom doesn't turn them over. the presumption is until he does those text messages are incriminating. the first thing he has to do is either turn over the text messages or i think he is going to have to take his medicine. >> chad brown and david cornwell thanks to both of you. >>> still to come was the head of isis injured in an air strike? there are reports out there suggesting he was terribly injured, but was he? we'll talk about that next. financial noise financial noise financial noise olive garden's all new duos are here. but not fo

you look at what he said substantively and he did literally nothing to rebut to push back on that successfully in terms of the facts of the case. >> although he did say they did nothing knowingly inappropriate. >> right. exactly. he made an attempt. he made several attempts. he succeeded in none of his attempts and made the problem considering considerably worse. we've got to pay our bills. it was like talking about somebody who is getting paid $500,000 a speech in some cases. in defending the amounts for his speech he said look sometimes i have to do two hours of research. i mean nobody can identify with that. that's insane to make that comment. and the funniest one was the one that brit hume highlighted earlier where he said well i checked with hillary and she said everything was on the up and up so we're fine. he seems a little rusty for being known as a good politician. >> remember mara this is a guy who said publicly he was not going to take a front-stage moment as she was launching this campaign. he was goinging to to be on the back burner. >> he's on the cover of "town & country," i thi

you know, sunday morning that doesn't get followed up with questions rebutted.t's seen as the correct answer. if the hard questions we ask themselves about the iraq war is whether or not there's a more stable or less [t@ble anwar province against saddam go, if that's the hard question. we're arguing with the merits of where to sell volcanic ash and sand after the volcanic disaster. it's not what the side effect is what you feel good or bad about. the problem is not how did it work out, the problem is, how do we go to war on the basis of a click rat lie? that's the question and if that's not what we are debating. it doesn't matter what the answer is. joining us now is dan rather host of the big interview on axis tv. dan, thanks for being here. >> i'm glad to be here. >> i love covering politics because it gives us these moments of who we are as a country, who we want to be and have big fights about important things. i'm excited we're fighting about iraq and bereft how we're fighting it. how do you see this issue? >> first of all, i see something as the american p

you look at what he said substantively and he did literally nothing to rebut to push back on that successfullyhe facts of the case. >> although he did say they did nothing knowingly inappropriate. >> right. exactly. he made an attempt. he made several attempts. he succeeded in none of his attempts and made the problem considering considerably worse. we've got to pay our bills. it was like talking about somebody who is getting paid $500,000 a speech in some cases. in defending the amounts for his speech he said look sometimes i have to do two hours of research. i mean nobody can identify with that. that's insane to make that comment. and the funniest one was the one that brit hume highlighted earlier where he said well i checked with hillary and she said everything was on the up and up so we're fine. he seems a little rusty for being known as a good politician. >> remember mara this is a guy who said publicly he was not going to take a front-stage moment as she was launching this campaign. he was goinging to to be on the back burner. >> he's on the cover of "town & country," i think. >> what ab

it was a website they published 20,000 words rebutting the wells report. they did make some interesting points there. look in the wells report in investigation of tom brady and the patriots there are some suppositions some conclusions drawn. and anytime one investigator is using his opinion to draw conclusions, somebody else to nak that same amount of data and draw their own conclusions. there are point they made today that has some basis. a lot of people felt they went too far. you're trying to explain the deflator or explain away a texas message, what are they going to leak to espn if you think they're talking about weight loss? are they talking about his weight loss to espn? there are a lot of things that don't match up. >> well this is going to be the battle royal. thank you so much, rachel. >> thank you. >> i have a new term when i go to lose my baby weight,ly be the deflator. >>> jeb bush makes a major statement on the iraq war. >>> we know more about the amtrak victims tonight. we're going to tell you about them the people who lost their lives to un

this was difficult testimony to rebut. >> as jensen cross-examined the state's blood exert, she lookeds on the defense table and made a key discovery. evidence lists showed elmore's pants had passed through eight different people before the trial. >> i jumped out of my chair. i start whispering to chris jensen, ask him what this means and who these people are and what that is supposed to represent. >> one name on the list jumped out at diana. thomas henderson was a state police agent who grew up across the street from dorothy edwards and james holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case any way. because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to hmoveave rethese things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial.

more incendiary the government prosecutors are, the more freedom of speech defense council has to rebut and reject her incendiary comments. so her efforts to silence them while she is herself on a campaign soap box are making it impossible for the judge even to address this issue. this is fair game. fair game at her and fair game for defense counsel to say whatever it is they want about the case to the public. >> so what are the odd that they will pursue or get a change of venue, at least getting it out of baltimore. even if a judge does not think her comments warrant getting kicked off the case they have to i z how her comments have poisoned -- >> the worst case scenario for her is a conviction in baltimore and then a reversal by an appellate court because of the prejudice that she personally caused and the appellate judge preventing her from trying it a second time. so she knows her stuff. she'll be happy to send this to another place in maryland. >> and not one where the murder rate is suddenly skyrocketing. >> well, the controversy over this d.a. marilyn mosby got more heated this a

you want to refute that rebut that?ell the thing is i think we can stop radical islam and use the constitution at the same time. think of the two boston bombers, the young brothers the bombers in boston. we already had some information about them. we weren't pursuing the this was and think about the person from phoenix recently where i am that traveled over to texas to commit jihad. we knew about one of them but we weren't following and pursuing the information. i think we've made the haystack so big by searching every american's records we're not spending enough time actually isolating in on the people who have shown some proclivity to attack us. >> okay senator, also another potential to 16 candidate weighed this on the bulk data collection suggests it's the best thing president obama has done. take a listen. >> i would say the best part of the obama administration would be his continuance of the protections of the homeland using the big metadata programs. the nsa being enhanced advancing this. >> what would you like

. >> the prosecution has a chance to rebut now, right? >> reporter: they are. that's what they're trying to do. after this powerful testimony that dzhokhar tsarnaev's team put on by teachers, by friends, and now by sister helen prejean, you know, they have to paint a picture of someone whose crimes were so heinous that he deserves to be put to death. the defense is showing this was a person who was a good person until this moment that he decided to do this terrible, terrible thing. and prosecutors are really going through the prison system right now saying, look, a supermax facility is not good enough for dzhokhar tsarnaev. it's too lenient even though he would face restrictive measures and that's why they are arguing it should be death because there's a possibility that dzhokhar tsarnaev might have privileges that his victims no longer have that right to. >> thanks so much. we'll talk about this in the days ahead because it's all coming to a close. >> ahead for us, did the king of saudi arabia snub president obama by skipping meetings with him. hear the reason

after the defense goes the government rebuttal period to rebut the defense's argument and then we gouctions. that will take a while. >> and sister prejan was the only witness that the prosecution fought. they actually tried to keep her out of that courtroom? >> they fought her to keep her out of the courtroom, yes, but there was a witness that was a bureau prisons expert that they battled heavily on the stand. >> okay. they were -- prosecution was worried about her test testimony today. >> right. >> garrett thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in." >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> blockbuster new reporting from nbc news sheds new light on the way the united states found and eventually killed osama bin laden.

and he'll have an opportunity to rebut it. and he may lose his visits for a long period of time.ity to have a job, something. they're going to isolate him. he will be sanctioned in one way or another. >> but this is the kind of thing where word travels fast in a prison and other inmates find out it was aaron hernandez who was the lookout guy who helped with this fight and is that seen as -- is that looked on i don't know how to say this, with approving eyes? >> well he's a stand-up guy -- stand-up guy as far as -- >> stand-up guy -- okay. >> a killer an inmate he probably -- nobody in the institution as far as inmates are talking. even the person that got assaulted, they're not going to give up the people that beat him up. he's the lookout. he's going to say he wasn't the lookout. everybody's going to keep their mouth shut. but right now, they've probably locked that entire institution down because word will travel out of the special management unit and out of his cell block that this took place. and we don't know if it was racially motivated between blacks, hispanics or whatever

then for that hour you're not going to do a conventional i'll ask you a question and then you get to rebutyou'll go through and ask each of the candidates a question or two about specific issues or points. >> but no hand raising. i used to love hand raising. >> you can't keep anyone off that stage. >> there will be two or three tiers of candidates and it will be a fight. >> is the earth round or flat? at which point priebus says it's outside the rules. you've raised a lot of hackles. michael steele, as always. when we return let me finish with character, having the courage of your convictions. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. >>> let me finish tonight with character, you know, havin

now she doesn't want me to go on television to speak the a show here speak to a show there to rebut the charges? on top of which they're saying to the court, make her release the evidence. they have said we want to release the evidence in the case before she gets her gag order if she gets it so at least we have the opportunity to say here's what she's producing to support her charges and here's what we say about it. >> i was giving merher the benefit of the doubt as you should give anybody the benefit of the the doubt. but i'm now beginning to think the may be a two-bit political hack who happens to have gotten elected as a prosecutor. unlike a lot of people she still has the mind-set of a politician. and still believes she should use the levers of power to serve one group, not to serve the count september of justice. to suggest that the people she has prosecuted cannot criticize her and she can criticize them is something that would delight vladimir putin. >> i don't think he's paying attention to this case. >> they're awful. whatever they were presented to me i denied them and sometim

then for that hour you're not going to do a conventional i'll ask you a question and then you get to rebutthrough and ask each of the candidates a question or two about specific issues or points. >> but no hand raising. i used to love hand raising. >> you can't keep anyone off that stage. >> there will be two or three tiers of candidates and it will be a fight. >> is the earth round or flat? at which point priebus says it's outside the rules. you've raised a lot of hackles. mike michael steele, as always. when we return let me finish with character, having the courage of your conviction ss. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. i said people with hearts. because hearts health is important. that's why i've researched optimized and packaged this mix just for you. not you. so if you have a heart start optimizing your nutrition with my nutrition. planters. nutrition starts with

than others but they have at least to some extent the goods where he made claims that they were rebuttingy releasing this stuff. that's what fits the facts best to me. >> one of the things that we can really learn and see about candidates this time who do they hire for key positions? that's something that tells us who they want to be and how they see themselves and hillary clinton has recently made a very important hire per relly is going to be her national director of latino outreach she is a dreamer and person with a lot of credibility and popular within that movement. it suggests to me that hillary clinton is very serious about a progressive position on immigration. >> not only do i think she's very serious about taking that position but shown incredible savvy with immigration in general. she very cleverly boxed republicans in. they are trying to preserve as much leeway as possible to more far back to the center as they can after the primary. they don't want to satisfy anything too declare tif about a future pathway to citizenship. she adopted a position that sort of closed it off to t

they are confronting this to try to rebut "clinton cash," the book by peter schweitzer and to try to get ahead of these continuing criticisms. this is what mike huckabee had to say certainly alluding to the clinton foundation in hope, arkansas, the birthplace of both mike huckabee and bill clinton, the man from the original man from hope. huckabee becoming the next republican to launch his campaign today. here's what he had to say. >> i don't have a global foundation or a taxpayer-funded paycheck to live off of. i don't come from a family dynasty, but a working family. i grew up blue collar not blue blood. >> and so this is the kind of thing the republicans are going to keep hammering away at. and legitimate news media stories, all the major organizations, including our own, cynthia mcfadden's interview, raising questions, peter schweitzer acknowledges now that there's no smoking gun, but he has become sort of like an opposition research playbook for any news organization taking off from "clinton cash," the book. >> i think, andrea very few people who don't already have an opinion of

you know, on sunday morning that doesn't get followed up with questions rebutting that.hat is seen as the cricket answer. if the hard questions we ask ourselves about the iraq war is whether or not there's a more stable or less stable anbar province with saddam gone if that's the hard question, then we are arguing about the relative merits of whereútf sell our volcanic ash and sand after it buried us in that disaster. the problem here is not you know, what to do with the side effect that you might feel good or bad about. the problem of the iraq war is not how the did it work out. the problem here for us as a country which is an almost existential moral question for us as a country is how did we go to war on the basis of a deliberate lie. that's the question. and if that's not what we are debating, it doesn't matter what the answer is. joining us is dan rather host of the big interview on axs tv. thank you so much for being here. >> delighted to be with you. >> i love covering politics and i love election season because it gives us these crystalline moments to tell good s

china rebutted by saying it was national interests. what the things they them said repeatedly. they are indisputable sovereignty over areas of the south china sea. verye always been interested in that claim, indisputable. it is disputable because there are five other nations claiming it. it does not make indisputable. lee jinping said "the broad pacific ocean is fast enough for both china and the united states." he is talking about the pacific ocean. we agree. it can encompass other countries , he said china sea "where we may have different opinions we do not simply agree to disagree and move on." diplomaticmes in parlance, we agree to disagree. john kerry said no, we will push this. angie: absolutely. it is busy in terms of foreign relations in china. modi was in china. buthen: a trade mission also trying to smooth over some of the diplomatic issues when xi jinping went to india and border disputes. dinner, state absolutely. the headline in china was $22 billion worth of deals signed during the three-day visit where modi went to meet