i would like to invite miss amy cohen, the investment neighborhood's initiative to discuss how the civic centre strategies and i would like to invite the executive director of the cbd to provide a short presentation on the services planned for the renewed and planned cbd. >> supervisor, any comments. >> i will wait. >> miss cohen. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for considering the legislation. i'm going to provide a quick background on the work we've been doing in civic center in the public spaces. and can you see -- yes, sorry. since the opening of the helen dillard playgrounds and cafe in 2019, the plaza has undergone a transformation changing from a place where people hurry to where people of all age can enjoy the public space. the success outside is the result of strategic capital investments combine with improved stewardship, free programming and new amenities, coordinated through an initiative that we've called civic center commons. the goal is to link the three space between market street and city hall and start to treat them like a single space and to make them mor

voted for leonard, they voted for amy cohen barrett who said roe was erroneously decided and called the birth control provisions an assault on religious. wendy visitor says planned parenthood killed 150,000 people and contraceptives kill people. and they just voted on steven clark, and he said roe v. wade and dred scott were similarly awfully decided cases. we are putting the heat on them. hypocrites. oh, you don't agree with the court legislation? you don't agree with the georgia legislation? then why are you voting for judges that do it? and then we are asking them where will they sign this resolution? they want to keep roe? sign this resolution, and we can get a majority and get it on the floor of the senate. we're going to put heat on them. and the good news is there were 400 demonstrations across america to preserve roe. the women of america are outraged that this hard right group, the federalist society is running the courts at donald trump and all our republican senate colleagues' behest. and leonard leo, the founder of the federalist society's goal is to repeal roe. america is r

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amy donaldson, a key deputy councilmember in the white house. i want to give people an overview of what they are asking for. michael flynn, sean spicer, james comey, jeff sessions, paul manafort, michael cohen, seems like a pretty comprehensive list. what take to you think the president and the white house will have on these? >> i don't expect either of them will show up just as don mcgann didn't show up. i think bradley is right, congress has a right to conduct oversight hearings. what we didn't hear about was the president's right as far from the executive branch to claim executive privilege. this is not a partisan issue. this is something all presidents of raised going back as far as franklin roosevelt, the right of keeping their closest aides from being dragged before congress for two reasons, one is congress doesn't have the right to drag the president before it and asking questions so the closest aides don't have to either and second this is an issue the lower courts have agreed with, congress can't repeatedly harass the president by trying to drag their -- his aides, and so often the president is not able to do the nation's business, fulfill his constitutional responsibility so i exp