illegal substance such as marijuana or heroin, then we would have pursued criminal charges against mr. bellcriminal charges he is serving 15 days in disciplinary segregation, where he's confined to a single cell 23 hours a day and loses all privileges. >> i'm looking at it in a positive aspect. i got 15 days to think and better myself. it don't matter where they put me. >> but now bell's time in segregation is interrupted. his trial has started. >> i've been waiting for this moment for three years. >> what was it like seeing your family today. >> it's real rare for me to get emotional. but my mom is one of the people that touched my heart. so when i saw her cry, that did something to me. it made me cry because we been through a whole lot. >> bell could get the death penalty for a home invasion murder he allegedly carried out with annishia smith. and testifying against bell to better her own situation is still an option for smith. >> when you go to court, what is going to happen? you going to testify? >> if they ask me to testify and all that, i'm still thinking. because i don't want to try

mr. bellthank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: why do you have no confidence? >> there is a series of events that have led up to this vote of no confidence and it has something to do with the contract whatsoever. this is about the series of events over the past couple of years with a civil citations program that takes all discretion away from deputies to make the arrests that we need to make. it's about the lack of training facilities, not having our own gun range to properly train for these situations. it's about the distress between the sheriff's office and the union when the sheriff's office asked for our help to be brief. when we complete an audit, the sheriff's office returned $100 million back to the county commission alone last year. then there's the discovery of the misuse of taxpayer money to the broward sheriff's office by providing private entities such as napa auto parts with free gas cards from the sheriff's office where we have identified through public r

saying "the fact is mr. bellen responsibility for his actions, has expressed genuine remorse for seven years old, and is been imprisoned for 45 years. in these t times of increased hate, we need more compassion and forgiveness." as you hear that, jose saldaÑa, your response? >> i greatly admire his sense of justice and i greatly admire the fact that he allowed himself to against a racist, political agenda. amy: the next date is april 13. >> april 13 we will be in court and hopefully the earliest release date is april 17 and we hope to welcome him home on that succeedingne of the days. amy: we want to thank you both for being with us and continue the conversation after the show with a web exclusisive that we will post online. bob boyle, lawyer for herman bell. jose saldaÑa, formerly incarcerated in new york state prison and new rebel well, now with the group rapp, release aging people from prison. happy birthday, matt ealy! democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-

former politician peacenik to say what do they want from us i think it's amazing what i'll answer mr bell it i think the palestinian want justice i think the palestinians want freedom i think people in gaza want freedom from drones they want freedom from shelling they want freedom from want bargaining they want freedom from blockade they want justice they don't want crumbs from the israeli table they want to be able to share their historic land palestine with the israelis on equal footing all right thank you very much marwan at least twenty four people have been killed after government as strikes hit the syrian town of duma in eastern this according to search and rescue teams on the ground women and children are thought to be among the dead syrian state media is also reporting government forces have retaliated after a faction within the armed rebel group jaish al islam shelled a government held area. well now the former south african president jacob zuma has appeared in court to face corruption charges they relate to a two and a half billion dollar deal in totally faces sixteen charges in

mr. trump's first dinner guest. in the beginning, when others seemed to clash, macron is the bell to mr.rump's beast. >> macron is dubbed the trump whisperer because of their close diplomatic relationship. >> it was macron who convinced the president to take action inside syria. >> macron say he and mr. trump have a special relation. >> mr. president, they're all saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct. it's not fake news. finally, it's not fake news. >> trevor: look how excited little donny is, man. doesn't he look like he just invited his best friend over for a sleepover? it's actually cute. yeah. it really is. they might even play truth or dare. okay, my turn, dare me to sleep with your wife. uh, how about we do truth instead. okay, truth, i want to sleep with your wife. ( laughter ) all this fun aside. macron didn't fly across the atlantic to hang out. he came to washington on a very specific mission to stop trump from boing doing something dumb. >> macron will spend two days with mr. trump on what some called operation save the iran deal. >> there is no

mr. bell la? mr. develop la no. miss lou grish im? no miss custer? miss custer no. mr. nolan? no mr. nolan no. miss boost toss? no. mr. milano? mr. milano no. miss mass ket? no. >> miss plaskett no. miss adams no. mr. evans no. mr. lawson? no. mr. owe lal ran? no. mr. panetta? mr. panetta no. mr. sew to? mr. soto no. miss blunt rochester no. mr. chairman? yes. >> mr. chairman, yes. mr. chairman, the vote is 26 yays to 20 nos. >> thank you. the ayes have it and the motion to pass the bill and move to the house voted is agreed to. does any member give notice of intent to file dissenting views to hr 2? if so, please have them submitted to the council's office room 1407 by noon on april 23rd, 2018. take this opportunity real quickly to thank the staff on both sides. [ applause ] thank you. none of this side on the diaz have a clue how many hours and family ee vnts and personal time was given up to get us to this point. and i sincerely thank the staff on both side. without objection usual instructions given to staff that consist of making such technical conforming changes as approp

does the name christopher steele ring a bell, mrs. clinton? how about his dossier?s the dnc really want to go down this road? for a media apparatus that has been predicting huge wins for months. >> evidence for democrats to be optimistic as their chances for a big blue wave. >> big blue wave is now looking so big, so overwhelming. >> and we fell short but next year, watch out. next year is gonna be a blue wave. >> laura: this absurd lawsuit which reads like a first year law student shows that democrats aren't sure the wave may not just flatten out before it hits the shore. at this point, when you really look at the totality of all of this, rather than looking like a party that has the wind at its back this year, the democrats increasingly look like a party desperately trying to find its own identity and relevance. and trump, meanwhile, chalks up win after win on things like trade, north korea, and, yes, the economy. now, my personal advice to democrats is this: keep doing what you're doing because american people are a lot smarter than you give them credit for. i ac

single democrat louisiana governor john bell edwards. mr. trump lavished praise on his wife melania for organizing the dinner on such short notice. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. most of us are a degree or two cooler than yesterday. up in the north bay, anywhere from three to seven degrees cooler. our biggest drop is there. temperatures there in the 50s, now all of us in the 40s in mill valley. the cool spot about 41 degrees. warmer weather ukiah, saab baft bol. right now napa at 45. petaluma at 48. brentwood at 50 along with san francisco. 56 in san jose. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see it's getting cloudy, a little hazy, but no fog. that's what i'm expecting the rest of the morning. marine layer clouds but not real fog. afternoon sunshine if you're out on the water. mass transit, dress for the cooler weather this morning and the milder temperatures this afternoon. here is a look at the east bay valley, still our warmer spots. notice no 80s today. 53, cloudy at 8:00. snoin come

[bell rings] >> mr. schmid: it has done its job like all art because people paused, think and considered. we do not destroy art in this country at least not in my mind. in this going on, referring to mayor brown. the history of the recruitment of native americans by the franciscans he said that the franciscans did, indeed [bell rings] >> come to convert an initial sue of subhumans had be accessory noned and rejected and the serious damage done to the culture could not be attributed to any one collection of people. could not be attributed to any collection of one people. >> president fung: sir, your time is up. you will have three minutes in rebuttal. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next we will hear from the art commission. is there a representative? >> president fung: art commission or hpc? >> clerk: thank you. please identify yourself. >> aim the civic registrar for the arts collection. as a san francisco charter mandated department authorized to act on behalf of the city and county on matters perta

mr. jackson and the attorney general -- [bell ringing]. >> supervisor safai: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. on behalf of my colleagues, some of whom are here with me, and others in the controller's office who are not here today, my name is mara, i've worked with the controller for ten years now. i've watched him grow and face many challenges and create many opportunities for all of us during those years. he's very generous with us. he's here, he's reliable, rain or shine, no matter how he's feeling, no matter how we're feeling and i would like to say i recommend reappointment and thank you for the consideration. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item? please come forward. >> hi you all doing today. my name is noya, i want a second with the other gentleman said, i haven't seen much people from the public speak besides people inside the department, i thought it was confusing there was lack of public support for the reappointment. i think that in a time when everything is polarized, we don't hav

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pressure on mrs may to backtrack on her previous pledge which was we are leaving the eu's customs union and we aren't going to be part of any sort of customs union. that has rung alarm bellsolitically it is facing difficulties. in the house of lords last week the government suffered a defeat on the issue. eu negotiators have also described mrs may's alternative packages as "unworkable". now there will be a series of crunch commons votes in which possibly there may be enough tory rebels to side with the opposition to defeat the government on this absolutely critical issue which is why, over the past 2a hours we had seen downing street trying to reassure eve ryo ne we had seen downing street trying to reassure everyone that mrs may isn't having a wobble, she is not about to waver over a customs union. she is determined britain will still leave it after brexit. thank you. that's another story we will keep across. the restaurant trade has always been a tough one. but in recent months it seems like the appetite for eating out has taken a further hit. mid—range restaurants here in the uk, like byron burger, jamie's italian, prezzo and carluccio's have been forced to shut some o

so for that reason, i urge you to -- [bell ringing] -- support this cultural institution, thank you very much. >> my name is jeff millard, i was mrfrancisco leather last year and the first runner-up at mr. international leather. i speak for myself for a second and also some former mr. san franciscos, the current, former and current ms. san francisco in asking you to support this measure. i got to travel the world during my title year. literally the world. and everyone knew mr. san francisco leather, because we are the heart and soul of the international leather movement. no matter where i went, australia, europe, canada, all over the u.s., everyone knew who mr. san francisco leather was, not because i'm special, but because the title is special and leather in san francisco is special. next month, i will be moving out of the bay area because 100% service connected veteran, i can't afford to live in the bay area. my income is not going up. but prices here are. and that's the story of leather right now. we're under threat of losing the heart and soul, much of the heart and soul of the international leather community because we're lo

bell." all major averages closing higher. i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis is it is not your fault. volatility from mr. jack bogle, the great jack bogle. he hasn't seen volatility like this and today is an example. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." half the stocks are ending in the green. phil flynn from the cme in chicago. he is watching gasoline prices. have you noticed they are on the rise, i'm sure you have if you have taken a road trip? first to nicole pettalides on floor of new york stock exchange, who took a pin to bust this balloon, nicole. >> truth the matter, david, some of the traders at the closing bell were looking at a "new york times" article other that fbi raided offices of trump's lawyer michael cohen. dow up one quarter of 1% at this time. the other two factors, volume was lighter than it was on friday's selloff. syria, what will president trump do about syria. what will he do pertaining to syria. we know he has that front and center for today, maybe tomorrow. what drove the dow jones industrial average, goldman sachs, merck, ibm accounting for nearly half the dow gains. merck

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do a report to you on the inside i was in the opening bell you know that almost you know make money and hope they will come out i'm sure they will mr mir not the only architect from istanbul we appreciate your time tonight thank you you thank. well mama mia shocking news now from the world of music abba is back the iconic swedish pop group of announce their first recording in thirty five years on their official instagram account that they say that they've recorded two new songs the message signed by all four members says that when they got into the recording studio again it was like time stood still and we had only been away on a short holiday they must have good genes broke up in one thousand nine hundred two after a seemingly never ending stream of hits in the one nine hundred seventy s. of their new music they say we may have come of age but the song is new and it feels good well abba fans young and old have welcomed this news generations of dancing queens have taken to social media to thank them for the new music one posed in welcome back al but we can't wait for your new songs neither can my mom here's another please tour for

mr. trump will host macron for three days of meetings. let's check in with melissa bellfor us this morning in paris. good to see you, my friend. what should we expect from the intriguing dynamic? >> reporter: it has been a fascinating dynamic evolve over the year or so, dave. and macron reminding president trump of the things that bind them. new comers and different men and can do business together. the thing they made clear is they intend to get from the trip is saving the iranian nuclear deal. that is the european privatorit. may 12th is the day they choose to waive sanctions against tehran on the basis of the deal. macron made it clear he is unhappy with the deal. and over the last two weeks, negotiations going on with europe countries and the united states on the question of how best to save it. the europeans could be planning to give some reassurance in european sanctions with ballistic missiles, david. the thing to look forward to is how far emmanuel macron is willing to go toward donald trump on the question of what happens to the deal beyond 2025. a second deal c

bell is knelling. a sense of mystery the spirit daunted and said, "the place is haunted." [ laughter ] >> manassa a disaster, mr >> draft an official message. i need 500,000 fresh troops and a competent commander. >> lincoln blames irvin mcdowell's inexperience for the defeat at manassas, so he turns to a brilliant 35-year-old general, george mcclellan, known to some as "young napoleon" for his bold and pompous nature. >> general george mcclellan was one of the most intelligent military officers to serve in american history. he trained his troops very well. very precise in their drill. so mcclellan's army is arguably one of the best-trained armies in the world. >> gentlemen, our new army of the potomac is shaping up even better than i expected. it will soon number over 100,000 fighting men. >> and when do you plan to take this army of yours to battle? >> my intelligence indicates that the enemy's strength in virginia is over 150,000. >> [ chuckles ] >> if we have enough soldiers to take on such an army, i assure you i will crush the rebels with one campaign. >> [ chuckles ] 150,000. [ chuckles ] >> perhaps, mr.

bell edwards. president trump told macron the bond between the u.s. and france is unbreakable. mr.mp lavished praise on his wife melania for organizing the dinner on >>> the joint address is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. pacific. >>> you're never more tha seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's take a look at temperatures down in the south bay. up in the hills it's cool. 46 in los gatos. down in the valley, morgan hill 48. 50 in los altos hills to about 56 in san jose. that's pretty much what we have on the peninsula. we have low to mid 50s. upper 40s to near 50 in our inland and east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. slightly cooler than yesterday. check out the cloud cover that's out there as we look across the san mateo bridge from east to west. the roads today, morning clouds today. not much in the way of fog. afternoon snoon, cool to mild if you're taking mass transit. east bay, cloud cover through 8:00, 54. moudly cloudy at 10:00. sunshine and mid to upper 60s through 6:00. check out the temperatures in the afternoon hours, hitting 70 near noon al

bell. once they answered questions, you can't go back and assert the privilege and say mr. mueller should strike that from the record. he know what is he knows and he followed up on the leads and i think that's just a non-starter. >> and carol, to bring it full circle, the fact that these fbi agents who went into michael cohen's office and residences looking for things and having to do with the acce"access hollywo tape, what's the point they are trying to get at? >> what we have seen in the course of a lot of reporting and 48 hours, there have probably been 10 stories volleying back and forth between the major media organizations and different cuts of what happened in this raid. what you see is a pattern of activity that the fbi and the southern district of new york is examining. that has to do with every effort in which cohen played a role, the president's lawyer played a roll in shutting down, silencing, tamping down, closing down anything that was bad publicity during the trump campaign. remember as we reported the other day, the search warrant indicates that one of the

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[bell rings] >> the moderates and the progressives are going to -- >> clerk: thank you, mr.hank you, sir, for your comments. >> clerk: thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i would like to thank the board of supervisors for and to introduce myself and make a couple of comments. paul taylor. i'm running for the republican position of u.s. senator. >> clerk: sir, t no campaigningn the chamber. please proceed. >> in growing up and being adopted in my experience of governance, my parents taught me right from long an wrong and whi became a husband and father i did the same thing and as a business owner and creator and creating thousands of jobs in california and across the united states i did the same. the thing that remains the same throughout that as i move forward is this one term called being consistent. and being consistent is what my father taught me about obeying him and my son learned consistency with me teaching him how to grow up as a young man. my employees learned that from me as well. as i look to the future i'm thinking about our laws here

bell, cnn, paris. >> and while the white house prepares to host the french president, mr.russia investigation on his mind. among his many tweets on sunday, president trump sent this one that had only four words, a complete witch-hunt. that's how he's been characterizing the mueller and russia investigation. >>> meantime, the trump team is defending the president's relationship with this man you see here, his personal attorney michael cohen who is now under criminal investigation. earlier cnn asked counselor to the president kellyanne conway whether mr. trump is worried his so-called fixer could flip on him. >> i'm telling you that the president's concern has been for michael cohen in the way he's been treated and has said that again and again in tweets and again with the cameras rolling with the media in the cabinet room and elsewhere and why is that? because i see people go on tv constantly who don't know president trump at all and say he's loyal to no one but himself. that is completely not true. he stands up for people in his inner circle and people he knows when he thi

it would i hope set off alarm bells that this is his most serious attack yet on the rule of law. >> when asked whether mr. trump should be up peached? >> i hope not. i think it would let the american people off the hook. people in this country need to stand up and go to the voting boothe and vote their values. impeachment in a way would short circuit that. >> comey comparing his behavior to that of a mob boss, demanding loyalty. >> he said i expect loyalty. i need loyalty. and i just stared at him. and had a narrative with myself, don't move, don't you dare move, don't even blink. >> why not saw no? >> i think i was caught by surprise. >> comey said president trump dominated the conversation talking about himself the whole time. >> a constant series of assertions about the inauguration crowd. it was bigger than barack obama's first inauguration. that is not true. that is not a perspective. that is just a lie. >> are you thinking president trump is a liar? >> yes. yeah. >> and recalling his infamous handshake shortly after the inauguration. he said even his family knew how uncomfortable that was. >> they

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mr. trump's longtime personal attorney who is expected to appear in new york federal court tomorrow. rick. rick: laura, reporting. the bellsging in boston city mark five years since the marathon terror attack. how the community is remembering those lives that were lost. plus, the regional reaction to the us led strikes in syria decidedly different than the pentagon's assessment. details on that coming up but first here is texas congressman john ratcliff some risks are breathtaking and trying to prevent the use of chemical weapons anywhere in the world is one of those risks. when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> vo: they're getting by starting with miracle-gro potting mix and plant food. together, guaranteed to produce three times the harvest. more to enjoy... to share. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro. even when nothing else is. keep her receipts tidy, brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. rick: i'm rick and this is the "fox report". the bottom of the hour and if you're just joining us the

>> it would, i hope, set off alarm bells that this is his most serious attack yet on the rule of law. >> reporter: when asked whether mr. trump should be impeached? >> i hope not because i think impeaching and removing donald trump from office would let the american people off the hook. people need to stand up and go to the voting booth and vote their values. impeachment in a way would short circuit that. >> reporter: comey comparing the president's behaver to that of a mob boss. >> said i expect loyalty. i need loyalty. i just stared at him and had this narrative with myself insi saying don't youar move. don't even ink. >> why not say no? >> because i was caught totally by surprise. >> reporter: comey says president trump dominated the conversation talking about himself the whole time. >> constant series of assertions. his inauguration crowd was bigger than that of president obama's inauguruation. that is not true. it's just a lie. >> are you thinking president trump is a liar? >> yes. >> reporter: comey recalling his infamous handshake from trump. he says even his family knew how uncomfortable he was. >> they know th

mr. announce to the crowds that the republican party looked to be fielding a candidate of cheese steak was the bell how it does seem to be with the people of robin first you will come out zero balance in. a soundalike coalition air strike has reportedly killed two leaders and dozens of fighters and sandal large crowds filled the streets of the yemeni capital on saturday two on a high ranking rebel commander. who was killed by a strike last week victoria gate and the reports. he supposes descend on the center of santa there protesting against the death of the most senior official to be killed by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year war salah the mad died in an airstrike on the coastal hay day to provence last week. the more you'll get revenge for the death of the president of the republic. and i have message for the saudi aggressors you bring invaders here from all over the world we will kill them and we will burn them to the leaders and dozens of fighters were killed in another saudi led coalition air strike on saturday saudi state television says the strike targeted a high level meeting a

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bell]. >> clerk: thank you. you can have a seat. we will now hear from the police department. do we have -- >> good evening, mr. president, commissioners. my name is ronnie wagner. i'm counsel for the san francisco police department. i'm a civilian employee assigned to the legal division and i received this matter and was asked to respond to mr. badillo's appeal. so, i did that. i filed paper. i hope that each commissioner has had the opportunity to review those as well as the appeal itself. chiefly i will speak to the legal points and authority set forth in the appellant's brief, which are failure of due process. meaning there was insufficient notice and opportunity to be heard by the appellant at the administrative informal hearing on the revocation. but the hearing itself lasted many hours and testimony was presented by witnesses, including, but not limited to one victim, which was the representative of the rent a car company that had complained against the appellant and the appellant himself was offered multiple opportunities to address the hearing officer and adduce his own testimony in support of his obje

bell ringing]... more difficult to sell and the property will -- >> thank you, sir. you'll have time in rebuttal, ok. >> i have a couple of questions mr. tom. in your brief, sunlight is listed as number one. >> i'm sorry? >> sunlight and shadowing is listed as number one. let me ask the question, please, sir. so given that you're facing west and the sun is coming southeast and that building is extremely long and the picture that you took, that area does not actually see very much sunlight and the roof that you have overyour own building kind of -- is that a habitable space? is that lower part habitable space? >> if you look in the assessor property map, it's three units & it's legal. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. let's hear from the permit holder. >> please identify yourself for the record. >> my name is val, i'm the designer engineer for the permit holder and mr. shegoian. and i'm here to respond to the arguments of the appellant. i'd like to start with noting that the pretty extensive argument that he made questioning and arguing against adus is not presented in his brief. my understanding is for the sake of opening, he has to pr

comey: "it would, i hope, set off alarm bells that this is his most serious attack yet on the rule of law."but when asked whether mrnk impeaching and removing donald trump from office would let the american people off the hook." // butt to // "people in this country need to stand up and go to the voting booth and vote their values. and so -- impeachment, in a way, would short circuit that." comey -- comparing the president's behavior to that of a mob boss -- saying he repeatedly demanded loyalty -- most notably at a one-on-one dinner.comey: "he said, 'i expect loyalty, i need loyalty.' and i just stared at him and i had this little narrative with myself inside, saying, 'don't you move, don't you dare move. don't even blink.'" reporter: "why not say no?" comey: "i think because i was caught totally by surprise." trump denies he ever said that. comey says president trump dominated the conversation, talking about himself the whole time.comey: "constant series of assertions, about the inauguration crowd. his inauguration crowd was bigger than that at barack obama's first inauguration. that's just not true. that's not a

mr. trump differ on a number of major issues. >> nevertheless, the french president appears to have a warmer relationship with president trump than other leaders have. here now is our own melissa bell. talk to us about that, when did this bromance occur, melissa? >> reporter: it's been the most fascinating relationship to watch evolve. we learn something more about the approach that emmanuel macron had very much taken a very determined fashion yesterday when he spoke to fox news, explaining for instance, that famous hand shake that kicked the relationship off. you remember just under a year ago had been watching donald trump crush the hand of other leaders and wanting to hold firm himself. so this three day state visit, the first under donald trump's presidency, is the fruit of this extraordinary friendship. the strikes may have been carefully coordinated but the rowe that followed was anything but after the french president claimed to be driving u.s. policy in syria. >> translator: 10 days ago president trump said the u.s.'s will was to withdraw from syria. we convinced him it was necessary to stay. >> reporter: it took less than five hours for the white house to respond that thei

bell]. >> so, i just like to make that clear as what i perceive the situation to be. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you. thank you very much for being here, mr. quick. all right. any other members of the public wish to comment on this hearing? i don't know if we have an overflow room. we don't. okay. then i'm going to close public comment. i know we have many more questions and comments to make. i will start with supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: so, i walked in midway through the -- >> supervisor tang: mr. hanson? >> i picked the farthest seat back. apologies. >> supervisor tang: i'm try to pull up the paper work. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: i did appreciate mr. hanson's mention that they -- bird is now requiring individuals to send a photograph at the end of a ride showing that the scooter was properly parked pursuant to existing law. i wanted to offer a suggestion and this is really outside of the scope of this legislation because this legislation is really a high level permitting authority to the agency that governs the use of our street. but the notion that you receive a photograph prior to the ride showing that the indivi