moore?but was he a killer? there were certain things about paul's past detective salm was unable to share with us for reasons we'll explain later. but we discovered in old court records a saga of smart, expensive lawyering dealing with misdeeds that go way beyond tapping an ex-wife's telephone. in 1997, paul was arrested after an incident in san francisco one night, an ugly accusation of rape, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, trying to run his alleged victim over with his pickup truck, charges that could put paul in prison for a decade or more. instead, paul spent nearly three years driving back and forth between his place here in colusa and san francisco engaged in a series of court maneuvers. the result? paul simply got probation after pleading no contest to assault with intent to commit rape but denying blame for the offense. the other charges were dropped. keith morrison (voiceover): but the conviction put paul on california's sex offenders list, searchable by county. an

i asked before, is it all just moore in the regulation? is it just moore because moore said it? >> i don't think moore brought it out as such. i think moore could've been getting it from one of two places. one is some muted form of the mens rea presumption that's adapted for the circumstances, where what you have is an affirmative defense. and the other is from a legitimate medical purpose regulatory standard, which is itself drawn from the statute. but courts have understood the term honest effort as an objective standard, as i think they should. if a partner asks and associate to try to find case lot to support a proposition and give me an honest effort to do that, and i don't think the partner expects the associate to respond, i'm not going to run any search at all because i'm 100 percent certain it's not going to turn anything up. >> mr feigin, let me suggest a way of finding a mens rea in this combination of statutory provisions and regulation. it can be found in the regulation. it can be read into the regulation, which does say it must be done for a purpose. so, you can re

please approve kathrin moore for planning commission. i'm so happy she has been given the opportunity for four more years on the planning commission. as i consider her to be a wonderful judge. she represents what i consider the peoples interest in planning. she is the guiding light on the planning commission. she is also the institutional memory which so many current commissioners have no idea of the past history. also, i must say, she's done a study and it's so obvious every other commissioner is texting while she is listening. so i want to thank president walton for nominating her and i'm so happy that she is given the opportunity for four more years on the planning commission as she is the best choice possible thank you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: good morning supervisor peskin. supervisor mandelman, and other supervisors. we are fortunate to have such a well qualified individual to serve three more years on san francisco's planning commission and i thank you president walton. kathryn moore leads the desi

please approve kathrin moore for planning commission. i'm so happy she has been given the opportunity for four more years on the planning commission. as i consider her to be a wonderful judge. she represents what i consider the peoples interest in planning. she is the guiding light on the planning commission. she is also the institutional memory which so many current commissioners have no idea of the past history. also, i must say, she's done a study and it's so obvious every other commissioner is texting while she is listening. so i want to thank president walton for nominating her and i'm so happy that she is given the opportunity for four more years on the planning commission as she is the best choice possible thank you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: good morning supervisor peskin. supervisor mandelman, and other supervisors. we are fortunate to have such a well qualified individual to serve three more years on san francisco's planning commission and i thank you president walton. kathryn moore leads the desi

i actually think moore got it. this actually may go, justice thomas, to some of the questions you are asking. mr. robin's at the beginning of his argument is the legitimate medical purpose standard that is both in the statute and regulations. i think otherwise did not have much play in the court's opinion in more, the court essentially translated in that context into an honored effort standpoint. i thought was just saying legitimate medical purpose is an objective measure. there are a legitimate and illegitimate medical purposes. the doctor have to at least be doing something that other doctors would recognize as an attempt to be practicing as a doctor before he can wave around his da registration. >> mr. fiegen and can i just follow up on that. i have many questions just as justice thomas. none of this is obviously in the statutory language. the authorization cause is pretty circular. it all comes down to the regulation and moore, am i correct? >> i wouldn't say it all comes down to the regulation and moore, just

(lisa moore) it can be kind of grey. but you know, it can also be very romantic and when things are wrapped in fog, it can be really beautiful and moody, and dramatic with thunder lightning storms. it is the fine undifferentiated drizzle that can break a soul in asunder. that's the trouble. but what it does is... when the sun comes out, you just feel such heights of euphoria that, you know, it's worth it. (sophie roch) yes! boat rides are a must here. - hi, gordon! (renald belley) hi, gordon! (gordon murphy) hello! - welcome! - thank you!... gordon. - nice to meet you. (gordon murphy) the ocean has always been a part of my life, always. it's my playground, my backyard. it's a part of me. (sophie roch) he's got saltwater flowing through his veins. (gordon murphy) that's so true. - salt water in the veins. - you got it. (sophie roch) we've been here 14 years. we came here 14 years ago. (sophie roch) the ocean. the first time i went down prescott street, i was terrified during the taxi ride, i felt like we were going too fa

thank you, chief moore. so good to meet you in person. this could be your lucky day because i'm listening to you talk about some of the tools and items you need in order to have healthy forests. i've introduced a bill called the biochar act. i'm asking you to take a look at it because what it does is takes the small diameter low value ground cover and small timber and uses it for biochar. we can use it in our ag applications for fertilizer. it can create jobs for these rural communities. i grew up in the lincoln national forest so i'm very familiar with this ground cover. i would really like for your office to look at that because this could be an opportunity. i thank you for mentioning the number of trees. we've seen that where the tree growth has been in the hundreds per acre and what that does to the underlying watershed is zas devastating, especially for an arid state. it's been hard for my twenties especially when it comes to the new mexico jumping mouse or thelesser prairie chicken. it doesn't feel like there has been much interagen

i could read at the jury instruction on moore. i don't recall the specific case number off the top of my head. but we think that is an adequate instruction and the court notes in footnote 20 we are fine with the language being framed as isgood faith. we are fine with having the burden to prove it, but because this isn't an offense element, the mens rea element that the court typically applies is at least applicable here only in mutated form. >> why isn't it an offense element? as i read the statute it says it is an element. manufacturer distributed to dispense, one of the three, a controlled substance, that's an element, and no authorization. that's the first element. so why isn't it an element and of course if it is i will use this as a joke because i want to make a point and i will make the point without the joke in a second. >> well, your honor, i think the point has been well-made -- >> if you want the grammar point, also. >> the other reason it isn't an offense element, i think it is clear as day that the government does not

i had a question for chief moore. chief, the infrastructure and jobs act included several and that includes fuel breaks which applies to fuel break products up to 1000 feet near roads, trails, utility lines comes up to 3000 acres. and an emergency situation authority which allows for dying trees, control harvest for insects id infestation, hazardous fuels up to 10000 acres. can you provide an update on how the forest service intends to utilize these new authorities? >> yes or think your congressman. you are right the bill allows for a couple of things to one of those is a new counter growth exclusion for lineal fuel breaks might be what you are referring to. we are in the process now at the guidance to send out so that we have alignment and we have an understanding of what we intend with this new language in the new opportunity that we have it. so we are working on that now of course with the department getting ready to submit that information out quickly. >> you have a timeline chief? you say quickly are we talking w

moore learned about the stones. and we'll just find out.let, comrade, fokin all then i'm out of the moor. wow women. excuse me woman, it 's already becoming zander. you sign something, the audience will ask you a few questions. this is for investigation. so, what specifically interests you, i don’t know what you can say about these jewelry, they are somehow remarkable. in our library we read such wonderful lectures on appearing art that i became interested, my grandmother left katerina petrovna as a legacy, don’t humiliate me. you yourself, too, these things belong to different people. i see with the naked eye. you didn't think of anything illegal, did you? no. the quality of the photos, of course, leaves much to be desired. but from what i see. the product is basically satisfied. private craftsmen do not have a factory seal. and what is unusual about them is that there is no hallmark with a sample and what this can mean it can mean only one thing, that the master and the customer agreed not to send the products for state examination. after

commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i like the planning department to acknowledge the following. last week, three times i noticed visually impaired person struggling up the sidewalk. port bodies were on the construction site which was clear passage on the uphill sidewalk. as stewards of the streets, somebody needs to grab the ball and deal with these unacceptable constructions. i'm looking for the planning department to with work others to address this. i ask for the commission support and ask the department to address the issue. thank you. >> president tanner: thank you for bringing that tour a attention. i think it's something we all observe on our day-to-day life. i'm not sure if went to reach out to m.t.a. or public works or with d.b.i. or other partners to limit impact of scooters and some of other things taking up room on the sidewalks. >> what i can do, president tanner and commissioner moore, put this on a future agenda of our director's working group. i will include that on the future a

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i'll call on commissioner moore and then you, commissioner koppel. >> vice president moore: i wanted to by way of background, 2013, state density bonus were not an issue and even the four-story building in this location was disputed given this is a much lower density to even get the community support. but that said, i have a question for perhaps mr. -- if he's still around. the question i have for you is, in your career, have you ever had any similar case like the one we're discussing today? >> every case that comes before is unique, but this is a really unique one. this is, you know, the administrator referred to the analysis of the cases as a rubik's cube, kind of ott same thing from a rent control ordinance perspective. very complicated and highly unusual facts here. i can't think of another case that is the same. >> vice president moore: the reason why i'm asking is, why does the rent board have to shoulder the protection of tenants? why is the -- why is the community, the city, not asking for obligating the developer who has taken advantage of people who live there, live in unsa

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marcus moore in kyiv tonight. >>> back here at home tonight, thworld' richest man, elon musk, buying twitter for $44 billion. how twitter could change, and what about those who've been banned, including former president trump? what we're learning tonight. >>> for the first time, authorities releasing body camera footage after the deadly shooting on the movie set "rust." what alec baldwin says to authorities what he asks them. >>> the january 6th investigation. and tonight, abc news confirming more than 2,300 text messages first obtained by cnn to former president trump's former chief of staff mark meadows, before, during, and after the january 6th riot. and the text messages suggesting trump declare martial law, just days before joe biden was about to take office. jon karl standing by tonight. >>> the pandemic and here in the u.s. tonight, the fda now authorizing the first covid treatment for children under the age of 12. in fact, the drug ruled safe enough for infants just 28 days old. >>> tonight, president biden con grej watting french president emmanuel macron who defeated far ri

host: stephen moore joins us on washington journal. the senior economist with freedom works and a regular contributor to a number of news networks. a former economic adviser to the trump campaign and the trump administration. you this morning as one of the authors of a study by the national bureau of economic research. a report card on the state's response to covid-19. the nber, the national bureau of economic research, what is that? >> first of all, thank you for c-span. i love watching. national bureau of economic research is one of the most prestigious economic journals that publishes a lot of studies about what is going on with the economy and society. it is very well-established and very well respected. host: your study is a final report card. we talked about this during the course of covid. you had been looking at issues on how states responded to covid. he looked at three areas and compared them state to state. stephen: let me just back up one second. we did a lot of things right and we did a lot of things wrong over the last fe

marcus moore in kyiv again tonight. >>> back here at home this evening, the pandemic and amid rising cases in more than 30 states, some are now asking why dr. anthony fauci declared while on pbs that the u.s. is now finally out of the pandemic phase of this. what did he mean by that? and what he's saying now. >>> this evening, the new and chilling case in wisconsin. the murder of a 10-year-old girl. a 14-year-old boy arrested. that boy now being held on $1 million bond. what police are now saying about this case. >>> in minneapolis, news tonight in the wake of george floyd. the new and damning report on the minneapolis police department, finding a, quote, pattern or practice of race discrimination. >>> tonight, the prisoner in florida set free after spending more than three decades behind bars for a murder he didn't commit. what authorities are now saying. and did detectives confuse him for another man with a similar name? >>> history in space tonight. astronaut jessica watkins and what she's set to do. >>> and we honor former secretary of state madeleine albright. you will hear the

many now littered with unexploded mines. >> and marcus moore with us again tonight.nd we're learn eck of new shipments of heavy u.s. weapons now arriving in ukraine? >> reporter: yeah, david, we learned that more than half of the 90 howitzer artillery weapons have arrived in the country and more fighters have being trained on how to use them, david. >> marcus moore in kyiv for us again tonight. thank you, marcus. >>> back here at home this evening, and even with new covid cases on the rise ain more than 30 states. dr. anthony fauci telling pbs that the u.s. is now, quote, out of the pandemic phase. a lot of questions about that, and what he meant. and what dr. fauci is now saying. here's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dr. anthony fauci making headlines, saying while the world still faces the coronavirus pandemic, the u.s. is entering a new stage. >> we are certainly, right now in this country, out of the pandemic phase. namely, we don't have 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations and thousands of deaths. w

>> marcus moore live in kyiv for us again tonight. thank you, marcus. >>> back here at home tonight and to that developing headline as we came on the air tonight, the audio tonight of house republican leader kevin mccarthy and his concerns about members of his own party, after what the country, what the world witnessed on january 6th. leader mccarthy asking at one point about some of his own republican colleagues, asking, "can't they take away their twitter accounts" and saying the country was "too crazy." here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl with the audio tonight. >> reporter: you can hear the anguish in kevin mccarthy's voice. four days after the january 6th attack on the capitol, he is worried that there will be more violence. >> tension is too high, the country is too crazy. i do not want to look back and think we caused something or we missed something and someone got hur. >> reporter: the audio tapes obtain ed by "new york times" reporter for their upcoming book "this will not pass" show that mccarthy was wor

i'm pam moore. as investigations into the shooting continue.now say that the number de defy suitors may actually grow beyond 5. >> well, for has been joins us live now with the latest on the investigation from pam. and ken, from the beginning of the investigation, police to believe that multiple shooters were involved today that was confirmed and it's becoming increasingly clear to authorities that gang violence is at the center of this tragedy. >> we have identified at least 5 in the downtown k street shooting from april. 3rd. >> the update from sacramento. police came 24 hours after

in the finals let's see what moore from houston had. leaped over a man and jammed him! moore had a perfect score in all three dunks, took home the slam dunk title in the big easy, aka, new orleans. that is sports at this hour. we'll see you on the other side of stanford, uconn. >> oh yeah. >> he flew. that's huge. >>> 4:56. coming up, new warning from attorney general to california landlords. >>> bay area school seeing a return of covid restrictions after an up tick in cases. >>> here is a live look outside from exclusive mark hopkins camera. we'll be right back on this friday. >>> ukraine and russia resume virtual peace talks as war rages on. the latest attempts to help the hardest hit cities in ukraine. >>> after a three year delay, a major public transit project will finally debut in san francisco today. we will show you the long awaited improvements. >>> the bay area is either in severe or extreme drought. we'll tell you about changes to your water bill you could see, coming up. >>> santa clara school sent into lock down after a shooting between two students. why po

commissioner moore.>> i would like to ask the architect the question.this is the question, we asked quite a few years ago and i wonder if commissioner fong remembers these questions and that is in fact a question that the. [inaudible] adu is still connected to the second floor, given the fact there is an indication of a door that through the store would remain locked. that's indicated on drawing a 1.1 which gives the adu ability to come out of the kitchen and step into a landing that gets into the second floor. since i see the stairs of the second floor and open stair. that means that these two units could be easily connected but it's integrated into the use of the housing. that's an observation that you are very much to to a few years ago. mostly being freestanding and on their own, it raises the question, the second question i have is is the entrance to the adu going for an exit tunnel does not quite have the prominence of an independent entrance that we would like to see .three feet is barely. somebody with the right shoulders heading outside the wal

i'm pam moore.ent storms have brought some parts of the bay area to normal rainfall levels for the month of april. >> you know, we still need this rain. we are in a drought situation and lawrence is here to say we're going to get it. yeah, we're going to get more on the way. in fact, what it's done nicely. these last 11 days have been very wet. so it's really pushed back. >> the fire season by a good 3 weeks or so. so that's a real positive. but yet more rain is still coming. getting very active out there right now around parts of the bay area. we had tornado warnings in the central valley northeast of stockton early on today. that has now been pulled down, still very active out. there are numerous thunderstorms. look at that. almost too many to count popping up around the central valley and the possibility we could be talking about some thunderstorms here in the bay area, too. kind of interesting. we started out with the rain this morning. then we started to see the clouds begin to break up. and al

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i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, one of the men facing charges for sunday, sacramento mass shooting appeared in court today. police have now arrested 3 people in connection to the shooting and 2 of the suspects are brothers. thank you for joining us at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne on the right right here is 27 year-old smiley martin on the left is his brother who appeared in court today. 26 year-old d-andre martin kron four's. rob nesbitt was at his arraignment in sacramento and has the story. d-andre ma

let's take his moore, we'll figure out what's what. can dad go wake up?ft for work so early. papa has a responsible job. alexey petrovich listen, you see, you are so late. you can just go about your work. it was very ugly. slept, don't worry from me. you still have time to have breakfast, what is it? this dish, i tried at a reception at the french embassy. crock madame bon appetit appliance but how? our soviet sandwich with sausage and cheese i love this. we checked the alibi of the detained daphne, none of the three murders could be committed by him. it sure worked all night long. and now what? what is our action plan? i'll deal. joke hold until the last stretch. i came to fight the courts, and you take me for a jerk, sorry for the boy one of the best films about the war. elem klimov's film come and watch tomorrow at the first children love toast very much, there are a lot of pieces of fruit and berries. jam and look, create. you're like just like beeline was going to beeline services , the most difficult thing is just reaching for the phone, convenient

kylie moore—gilbert, it's been a pleasure to talk to you.ello. for the keen gardeners out there, if your garden and your planters are looking a little bit parched at the moment and you missed out on some of the showers we saw on tuesday, you're going to be grabbing the watering can for the rest of this week — very little rain around. there will be a few showers across western areas, but notice how high pressure is dominating the weather charts in and around the uk, pushing rain bearing low pressure systems down towards iberia time and time again. through the week, the breeze will be strengthening. in fact, a bit more breeze tonight across england and wales into the morning, which means it won't be quite as chilly as it has been. for scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost and patchy mist and fog around. that should clear by the end of the morning rush hour. there will be some cloud drifting westwards across england and wales, but overall, a lot more sunshine around on wednesday compared with tuesday, although a few showers will pop u

kylie moore—gilbert, it's been a pleasure to talk to you.ello. for most of us wednesday was a fine day, lots of spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16 to 18 celsius and the warmest poppers southhampt ends where temperatures were up to 20 foot up you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday but look at this area of low cloud, that really limited to temperatures through wednesday afternoon across the east side of scotland. not only was a cloudy and misty it was chilly with temperature is just around seven degrees. we still have that pretty big area of low cloud, missed and now fog affecting eastern areas of scotland for the clout picking up for an occasional spit for the cloud thick enough even for an occasional spit of drizzle and a time could affect the coast of northeastern that is well. 0therwise these are the kind of temperatures that we had to start the day on thursday. for the next day or so we're going to see high pressure dominating out where the picture. the high pressures north of the uk,

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i'm not the judge of seniors, nor am i a rigs moore's prosecutor. but his influence predates, seems ceo's upward it missed upon the policy. so he's the polemicist who has been exerting significant influence for at least 15 years. i don't sherry's ideas all, but he knows out of great interest and discussion. best proof is that the social networks is carving out an infinitely more important place last proportionally than for example. unseen my stamps on his gospel sinews de la cruz saw an object with salaries, goals are also political. there was a very good investigation in the newspaper lamond, the priest that belinda moore was speaking on the phone every day. and so each other very frequently. so that you have it, he helped shape and propels him or as a candidate that pop him say, look on you guys in will. oh, vessel bowler, a is a 70 year old industrialist who came late to the media game and denies having a political agenda. his company, the border a group made its money by shipping freight, trading in west africa and manufacturing paper products f

kylie moore—gilbert, it's been a pleasure to talk to you.there. temperatures average 19 degrees in bournemouth, dorset. that is the warmest place i've seen so far today. there is still another hour or so when temperatures could rise higher than that. there is brisk north—east movements. low cloud in scotland, temperaturesjust 7 degrees underneath that gloom. and there is more of that upstream as well. and in the north of the uk, thatis well. and in the north of the uk, that is where the current is going to be feeding in from. the tendency is for the weather to turn cooler and cloudier, so make the best of any sunshine when it comes along. 0vernight, clear spells. the exception across the north and east of scotland, where the cloud probably begins to give a patch of drizzle. 4—7 . tomorrow, we are looking at some changes. just several changes. a sunny start the day for most of you once again. cloud bubble up, the afternoon sees showers develop. most of these across central and eastern england. some heavier ones in the south east with hail mov

i'm telling you, i checked everything, no nosov came to moore.pen it without your hands ? who is what you need mur criminal investigation lieutenant colonel? i'm sorry i didn't know you sorry. well, only my neighbor, yes, the postman goes to me. they know they have to pull the door themselves. why doesn't your son come? son it also comes sometimes. do you mean for him? when was the last time? well , a mixture back, i guess. why are the police there? yes, they wanted to talk. and where else can he be, where to live at all, and where there is nowhere else to page, grandma told him a hundred times, marry me at least my daughter-in-law will help, she will wash and cook to eat and takes no sense. and you thought he was hiding with me too. there were thoughts now i see that there is nothing there's nowhere to hide, right? you wouldn't let me. woman photo studio listen better. anya is me. gone. that is, he knows that you are looking for him. clear. i need your help. gruntovaya 15 let me go down and talk to nosov's father, the guy will come here to hide

commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i like the planning department to acknowledge the following. last week, three times i noticed visually impaired person struggling up the sidewalk. port bodies were on the construction site which was clear passage on the uphill sidewalk. as stewards of the streets, somebody needs to grab the ball and deal with these unacceptable constructions. i'm looking for the planning department to with work others to address this. i ask for the commission support and ask the department to address the issue. thank you. >> president tanner: thank you for bringing that tour a attention. i think it's something we all observe on our day-to-day life. i'm not sure if went to reach out to m.t.a. or public works or with d.b.i. or other partners to limit impact of scooters and some of other things taking up room on the sidewalks. >> what i can do, president tanner and commissioner moore, put this on a future agenda of our director's working group. i will include that on the future a

marcus moore joining us again from kyiv tonight. marcus, i want to go back to today's press conference with zelenskyy. you were there asking questions. what more are you learning about that possible meeting between zelenskyy and those two senior u.s. officials? >> reporter: whit, this was quite a sight today. the subway stations here in kyiv served as bomb shelters at the start of this war, so for president zelenskyy to hold his news conference on that platform was symbolic. as for tomorrow's meeting with secretaries austin and blinken, president zelenskyy says he will talk to them about the weapons ukraine needs moving forward and potential delivery dates. whit, he remains confident that ukraine will prevail in this fight. whit. >> marcus, thank you. >>> also tonight, u.s. officials closely monitoring tomorrow's critical presidential vote in france and bracing for possible shock waves. emmanuel macron who's been a strong ally in europe and involved in confronting russia's aggression, facing a tough challenge from right-wing candida

and who is svetlana arkhipova moore criminal investigation senior?d afternoon i was told that you are a neighbor not on fokina, yes, a neighbor. and what is tell me when was the last time you saw? the day before yesterday afternoon we were going to some party. that is, she did not spend the night at home for 2 days and this does not bother you. now worries. and so i thought, she is with her boyfriend at savkin's. and why is the criminal investigation department? what did savkin do? he did something with the thread. you know no? but he is mad; in general, his entire nervous system, blabbed to her a thousand times, told her to stop going with him. he seems to be calmly calm, otherwise he will get furious, on trifles. ok, thanks. who came who they were looking for something here i myself do not look like a citizen of the photograph. they are drawing what is, what happened. no, well, look, well, it doesn't look like it. i'm just much more charming in life, and the photos of this convey. unfortunately, it can no longer. goodbye. hello, we took it. yes exa