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indicator of future performance they ability to be client with the esting state and lca laws as well as pential permits, so w directed to factor that in and we will absolutely do so. >> the soter permits are available effective today and t is the soonest one might get one? >> the applications are available today so any scooter company will be able to go to the website and pull down application. we areng a deadline or june 7 for the submission so this is a fixed one year pilot program, so we will likely wait until june 7 until we have collected any and all applications at which point we will endeavor to review them as quickly as possible. applications will be working with companies to get them complete as soon as possi the city attorney said we are hoping to issue permits by the end of june, so as soon as the end of june given our exper with pas perm proms it probably wi take some time to get complete applions and complete the review but we are shooting for the end of june to have these permitted. as quickly after that as they can get them out on the street will be up to them. >> look at how qui

the goal is on the november pal lot to pentially to be repealed if that happens if the program will be canceled if sb1 funds remain in place in regional fair discount program will launch in the summer of 2019. it was quite a fight to get hear at the regional level. i have want to thank commissioner kim for helping to push this forward. another program, the state funded assistance program has been newly arranged in how funds will be distributed and they have directed a bunch of money that used to go to the region to different programs, paratransit, regional transit and lifelong grants and now about 25% of the fund will go to agencies to district, so san francisco is expecting about 8% of the region's share of what we used to get that translates to 3.8 million in this coming fiscal year. under our deputy director we are proposing to put about 40% or 1.5 million towards paratransit program which is similar to what they would have received if the structure remained i intact. we will bring guidelines to you in the fall. if sb1 is repealed, funding will be significantly reduced. the last sta

his power to pardon" -- he does risk exposing himself to accusations of lyin' ted investigations, a pential offense." peachable your reaction. guest: i haven't seen the letter, so i cannot react to the specific send e letter. but i can react more broadly to the legal strategy and to the thought behind where the president's legal team is going. i think there's three elements there. t yofirst element is obviously want him to be open to bein interviewed, because you don't want anyone to feel that there was any level obstion on behalf of the president or members of his they sort of, in the begning, wanted that door open. secondarily, they wanted to be careful here. under oath, they do't want the president to make in this atement. 'm going to say they are accidental misstatements. his adversaries would say they are intentional, but if you are the president's lawyer, you don't want him to make one, whether accidental or intentional. and the assertion about presidential power. you had my old constitutional -- for faster on in the past law professor on in the past hour. clear, whenat is you get to

so that's essentially citing the indu for a court date or pentially an interview at a future date, and that's a discussion between the district attorney and the individual investigator about that custodial situation or ifhat individual is going to be out of custody. and then, finally, what is generating most of this is because the new hospital yoes not have a secure detention facility within it. so this -- any time we have a custodial situation, we haveo l sta s this is to guardospitht a process if that determination needs to be made, trea, nt and the sheriff's department has the criteria ahead of them or before them, they can then take custodial watch of that custody. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. maybe explain, what is booking in absentia. >> booking take place in the county jail. any other booking the il woulde hospital environnt, an that's really the only other environment we would talk about. so if you're absent from the actual process or the actual site facility, in absentia booking via medical ion.coit >> commissioner mazzucco: and there's as times what they cal hospital

well we wanted to talk to one of trump's pential nominees for the role.ease welcome judge fran watts. [ chee and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. as you can see, i am a judge. >> jimmy: yeah, well. we're very happy to have you here, judge watt. now pele are obviously very curious about how you would address some serious issues. so i would like to ask you a a few questions if you don't mind. >> i've never wanted to do anything more in my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. first question. do you believe that the constitution is a living document, and if so, how should a judge determine what new rights to create and what laws passed by the people must be cast aside? >> i actually stopped listening after you said living document, because -- [ laughter ] i was so disgusted by the idea of like a little piece of paper with arms and legs. [ laughter ] it's so perverse, just crawling around like a little ferret. you know? >> jimmy: no, that's not what i -- [ laughter ] that's not what -- all right, next question. >> okay. >> jimmy: do you believe that judges should rely o