everyone seems to be so aware and cautious that i have no fear. >> reporter: capozzi among the legionsf workers in hollywood sidelined i the coronavirus pandemic who now have the green light to continue production. but strict guidelines will make that work quite different from before. >> production restarting is going to be a moss monster of a test. >> reporter: elizabeth zweig meister said the entertainment industry's return is subject to new, lengthy union rules. going forward, all cast and crew will be tested for covid- 19 up to three times a week. actors will remain as distanced as possible in scenes with masks required for anyone onset. and every set will be closed to discouraged. all that could leave hollywood having to come up withnew ways look different because the writers are going to have to rewrite to make sure that people can be as distant as possible. >> let's see you time travel out of this one, bill and ted. >> reporter: proposing plans to build a screenplay he wrote later this summer is now considering even more measures on his set. >> we are a smaller production but co

my name is donald capozzi. my partner, aaron and i both share a personal connection and we both run garden creamery. i ask you to reject the application on the grounds that the sponsor committed perjury on two separate occasions or directed others to do so in order to expedite the application process. the project sponsor has committed perjury by first lying about the name of their business as matcha ice cream, third, lying about the locations and the leases they operate at, and third, by not listening to brand teachers like the core, the signage scheme, color combinations, etc. after discovering the perjury, i submitted it to the planning department. the planning department gave the project sponsor another chance to resubmit their affidavit. the project sponsor committed perjury again by lying to a number of businesses. in his submission to the commission, i have demonstrated through a variety of publicly available documents and communications with the project sponsor that represent match and moore willfully mi

president mary capozzi in announced that she will resign at the end of the fall semester. >> this comes after she faced criticism of her handling of a abuse case with former student athletes. the case resulted in a one 0.6 million dollars settlement with the u.s. department of justice to the alleged victims in this case crawford's taylor reports. >> some students here on campus say they received that letter sent out by the university's president. however many weren't aware of all that led up to this. meanwhile, san jose state university alumni say this is something they've been following for years. you know that this spring some sort of closure to those alleged victims. san jose state university. president mary proposing an announced her resignation on thursday. this comes 2 weeks after an investigation by the u.s. department of justice. >> found at the school mishandled its own investigation and failed for more than a decade to respond to reports of abuse by its ftrmer director of sports medicine of scott shocked because the un's tenure as president began in 2016 nearly 7 years after t

derek capozzi, 37, they want this inmate back. back to you guys. jane: thanks. jon? jon: -- jon: in the top box, the enormous cloud of volcanic ash continues, spreading across europe, wrecking travel plans for people all over the world, really. sparking health concerns on the ground as well. eruption disruption, and how long this danger could last. >>> m the middle box, busted, a billion dollars human smuggling ring along the u.s.-mexico border, federal agents arresting dozens of smugglers in arizona in the largest raid ever by immigrations and customs enforcement. >>> in the bottom box, bully backlash after prosecutors say a 15-year-old girl was tormented to death. one school now accused of going too far to crack down. some parents are outraged. see what you think. jane: we've got new information this morning about the nation's former top spy signed off on destroying cia interrogation tapes. internal e-mails now show the former cia director porter goss agreed to destroy the videotapes that show the harsh interrogation in '05, this remains controversial and part of a

very difficult to know how to get into the minds of the two young men who were planning that. 9/11 capozzi well, there is -- 9/11, well, there is the 9/11 commission report, which details the intelligence community and how the ice needed to change. minnesota, independent line. my question is, what is the final goal, or what would satisfy people like yourself and others as far as what the nsa or what you out, want discovered? -- i think sense, the caller is saying for civil libertarians, what types of reforms could possibly be enough? and for most of nsa's critics the answer critics, to the question is probably nothing it will be able to do. but there are reasonable things that the nsa, congress, the courts, the president are able to impose on what the nsa does that will make things better, that will improve the nsa's collection techniques and make each year for americans to trust the government when the government says, well, we're not collecting information about you and we're not using that information. quite frankly, a lot of the nsa's problems, so far as i'm concerned, stan -- extend f

madam chair, i move that the nomination of david capozzi to be director of the amtrak board of directors, pn 1693, the nomination of elaine clegg to be a director on the amtrak board of directors, pn 1692, the nomination of ronald battery to be direct on the amtrak board of directors, pn 2032, the nomination of lanhee chen to be a direct on amtrak board of directors. pn 1568, the nomination of felix sanchez to be a member of the board of directors of the corporation for public broadcasting. pn 2241, the nomination of adam white to be a member of the board of directors of the corporation for public broadcasting. pn 1979, the nomination of lisa ballance be a member of the marine mammal commission. pn 1949 the nomination of the recent solo to a federal maritime commission, and pn 2130, pn 2131, pn 2132, pn 1534 -2, pn 2228, 2228, pn 2229, pn 2230, and pn 2231, coast guard promotions the favorably report. >> is there a second? all those in favor say i. all opposed. the ayes have it that . the motion is agreed to. the nominations are reported favorably. we have now concluded our hearing prep