outreach to appellant. a3, project to contact buck, the recommendations on how to listen and work with the appellant. so i had a lot of discussions about recommendations to reaching out to the appellant. and then also item 3 was all parties listed on what the project boundaries -- all parties are aligned on what the project boundaries are in terms of how many trees or [indiscernible] will be required. none of this is new information, and then exhibit 8, list of trees removed by sf general gardener, we have an email from march 4 confirming that the tree that was removed and not by the project team but by the department of public health, ms. wood, was not significant, even when we were erroneously considering any trees on that site to be significant. so really i just want to address those three things. don't see anything in here that's new, was not coaching anyone on how to win an appeal, and again -- >> 30 seconds. >> tree planting requirements are always required, so that's all i want to provide at this tim

the appellant is once again the appellant would like to -- would like to thank you for the tremendous work you have done to make this happen. the appellant believes the house is -- [indiscernible] -- even though the house was built in 1907 and mobile service did not begin until 1919. second, the house is on a commercial corridor, even the businesses are clustered around 19th avenue and the lower great highway. there is no code requirement for commercial and there are already three commercial vacancies on this block alone. third, this house is on the west side. there is a perception that the city doesn't give equal weight to historic resources on the west side despite how few of them there are. i will launch now into the powerpoint presentation. that should bring it up. is that up? okay. let's start. i see them coming here. okay. i think it is there. okay. thank you. okay. the negative impact on the project. it eliminates affordable housing the replacement project -- or placement project is market rate it negatively impacts neighborhood character and destroys a rear historic resource t

the appellant for 1420. here to the hall at the board office on the digital divide accommodation. i would like to thank the staff for their efforts and the pel has sent an e-mail to the board objecting to the original communication from the clerk back in march said that appeals and indefinitely to the end of the state of emergency. however on june 12th the appellant received and stating the appeal would be and good faith, the appellant is here in city hall to speak to the appeal, however the appellant was unaware that a mask requirement at all times, you can't see i'm wearing a mask. this would effect the quality of the presentation and there's been no discussion and agreement with the appellant regarding an individual conditionance many of at the close of business yesterday, the district 4 supervisors aid sent an e-mail stating the supervisor would be proposing a continuance. this was the first notification which the appellant received. besides the presentation today, if it wasn't heard today. the appellant

this is what he said in regard to the appellate court decision. could put up this full screen now, this is lindsey graham saying about the order to follow the justice department motion to dismiss the case: justice, finally justice. justice delayed better than no justice. i've got to ask you, we've just watched as a featured principal of the greatest political scandal in the country's history finish. >> yeah. lou: -- organized and with the knowledge of the president and the vice president of the united states according to peter strzok's notes, and this chairman of the judiciary committee comes out and says this is just justice delayed? where in the hell does he live? >> yeah. it -- well, i think michael flynn said it best yesterday. i know he was on rush limbaugh's show, he said this is a great day for me, great day for our family, but more importantly what happened yesterday is a great day for the country because ultimately michael flynn was completely exonerated, a guy who served our country for three decades, a general. that, to me, was the real

>> thehe mississippipi court of appeals is an intermediate appellate court.the supreme court actually getso all the appeals that are lodged from our trial courts and they assign us about, i think it's 60 to 70% of the appellate case cs load. they retain jurisdiction over certain cases but we handle a large number of cases, about 412 or so last year i think was the number. a lotout 50% of them are civil 50% are criminal or post-conviction relief.th >> how doe you get to be judge appointed to that position in mississippi? >> well, d. senator, the judges on the mississippi court of appeals, like our other i wa judiciary, are elected. judges on the court of appeals a serve an eight-year term. i was appointed by governor bryant to fill a vacancy that opened up on that court. >> okay. thank you.. so, how long were you han in theha m. state house? >> i served about three and a n? half sessions, so a little -- d more than half a. term. i had about a year left on the i first term. >> before that youce worked in state government, is that correct? >> i did, s pesenator'

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before that she worked as a staff attorney with the office of the appellate defender and as is a senior trial attorney with the criminal defense legal aid society in new york city. chief justice mccormack received her b.a. from trinity college and her j.d. from new york university school of law. will come judge. judge jeremy fogel became the first executive director of the berkeley judicial institute in 2018. prior to his appointment at her glee he served as director of the federal judicial center as a united states district judge for the northern district of california and as a judge for the santa clara county superior court in a simple courts. he received his b.a. from stanford university and his j.d. from harvard law school. judge fogel has received many accolades including the president's award for outstanding service to the california and judiciary from the california judges association and recognition from the santa clara county bar association for exemplifying the highest professionalism in the judiciary. welcome judge fogel. last but not least we have melissa water. she is a pol

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>> this is a huge milestone, the 50 third -- 53 appellate judge, resident obama only had 55 appellate he's nipping at the heels of president obama's two term legacy on appeals court judges in these appeals court judges are the cream of the crop, brilliant, courageous, all have illustrated careers, willing to stand up for what they know is right, the legally correct answer even when it is clear they will get a lot of political pushback for it, that is the kind of men we want, those are the people trump is going to be drawing on as he is coming up with his supreme court list that he will draw support for the next vacancy. it is an incredible been she's got going to pick from. rob: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. i don't know why i am here. >> come on. >> good morning to you. we will keep it simple. >> you know that. let's look at the weather. across the country, 75 in new york city across the southern points, potential for large hail, damaging winds, severe thunderstorm watch in texas, in the gulf coast and southeast, in the northeast use see some of those stronger storms. w

i do understand that the appellant has submitted a request to withdraw this appeal. if that is the case, then there would be public comment on the tabling of these items. you would utilize the same telephone number. general public comment item 23. you are able to speak during general public comment on items 24 through 34, those did not go through committee but are on the back of the lower half of the agenda. you will use the same telephone number to speak at those opportunities (415)655-0001, enter (145)339-4609. dial star 3. the system will enter you to the speaker line. listen closely to hear the prompt when it is your turn to comment. it is best your location is quiet. each speaker has up to two minutes to speak on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. speak slowly and clearly. address the board as a whole, not individual members of the board. you are welcome to get in line early. last two points the office of civic engagement and her staff members interpreters. each of them will introduce themselves for members of the community. let's start t

an appellate court will hear from this judge so the judge has come in and appointed another retired judge who shares his liberal political views on the case to argue the case on his behalf which is crazy. a judge should not be acting in the role of the prosecutor ever. todd: that was an amazing law school summary, you do that for a living. i would go so far as to say you said lawyers understand this, most lawyers never seen a situation like this and it bears repeating going to a lot of confusion, back to the whole crossfire hurricane process. we have some subpoenas issued and there are a lot of obama era officials on this list not going to go through them all but you see them on your screen. as briefly as you can because we are running out of time walk us through how the subpoena process will work and at the end of the day if these individuals will have testimony. >> we have a majority in the senate, lindsey graham at the helm, a great lawyer and so many great senators and this, we've got to flush through this, this is so important. the fbi are our top premier law enforcement agency in th

what the supreme court decided was that the appellate court additional dress an issue. that's not our situation. not a single that court in the country has ever 48-a motion,ffirm a basis to proceed with this case. the government is the only entity, department of justice is the only entity under article 3 section 3 that can prosecute the decided not have to do this for a number of reasons not the least of which the appalling case of exculpatory evidence. f.b.i. at at the literally made up statements to 302.into a the fact that mr. prestab had a andrew mccabe about trying to get the defendant to lie, and, what is here, and came back the next day reconsidering the fact hat they had decided not to show him the evidence that they had, like they do with everybody decided not t they to even give him a 1001 mention, of course, arning, no warning, not even to mention 1001. hey sent agents over there mr. com ey's agent, this is an i am falling injustice. it's a travesty of justice that has been dragged through this for three years on case that was absolutely concocted by f.b.i. a

no appellate courts have reversed them. here we did. we went beyond what we thought we are obligated to do under circumstances. we provided a robust explanation to the district court and we think whatever rule or he might require as a procedural matter, we have more than that hurdle as ms. powell said. i think this is one of the most robust rule 40 motions you will find. >> so i guess to understand my concerns, suppose you have case where federal law enforcement officers pleaded guilty to a criminal civil rights violation for using excessive force, and then the government says they have uncovered some brady evidence and are moving to dismiss under 48a period after a guilty plea. but part of the reasoning of the authorities was that as to why the didn't believe they would be able to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt was that the victim is black, the defendant law enforcement officer is white, and they did not believe the jury we believe the black victim over a white officer without corroborating evidence, and that's unfortunate b

>> well, i'm hoping that the appellate court is going to smack him down for his kind of digging in anding the his position to the nth degree. and i think -- i'm hoping, i'm hoping that we'll get a decision sooner rather than later. this is highly unusual, quite frankly, that a judge would not capitulate to the appellate court and to the prosecutor who wants the case dismissed. and for him to dig his heels in is just absolutely, frankly, it's unprecedented in my time. lou: and unprecedented, i think, at any time because the department of justice has reais certed itself here -- reasserted itself not only with a motion to dismiss, but coming back with all guns blazing. it is good to see them demanding the nonsense by judge emmet sullivan end and the -- and put the rights of general flynn who has been framed and tortured in the prosecution system whether by the fbi, whether by special counsel, you name it, for three years. so it is a wonderful conclusion. you get the last word here. >> yeah. i'd say sidney powell, thank god for her. she's done a great job. tom fitton, you, lou. these have

sidney powell joins us before the dc appellate court today.od night from sussex. elizabeth: stocks across the board falling hard today and the worst cell office since march d-iggered by w fears of a second wave of covid-19, 23 states selling a surge in less than rosy outlook delivered from the federal reserve. with us tonight columnist byron york on news about promising drug treatments, vaccines from [inaudible] and this debate concerns about covid-19 in recent protests. were they super spreader events? government officials are worried about this but also, treasury secretary mnuchin saying the u.s. cannot shut down again if there is a second

appellate court. >> well, i read it quickly. beth wilkinson -- who is also, by the way, defending free of charge hillary clinton's top aide cheryl mills from having to testify to judicial watch, just a side note -- but she's throwing up a lot of chaff to distract from the point that the judge is engaged in unprecedented judicial adventurism targeting general flynn. and i don't see much in that brief at all in terms of any concern about the evident prosecutorial misconduct that judge sullivan used to be concerned about and has always highlighted from the bench his concerns about it in terms of what's been uncovered recently about what would happen to general flynn. i see a judge who doesn't want to protect general flynn. i see a judge who wants to go after him, and that's not what -- you know, that may be his personal view, but as a a judge, he's supposed to be protecting the defendant who has the presumption of innocence right now. you don't get that feeling from judge sullivan. lou: yeah. judge sullivan is not a judge in any wa

appellate court today.casone in for maria bartiromo; top stories 6:00 a.m. eastern time. futures are rallying this morning, looking to gain back some of yesterday's heavy losses. right now look at dow in premarket, up 608 points, nasdaq up by 167, this happening this morning after concerns over spikes in coronavirus cases and what it could mean for economic recovery fueled major selloff yesterday. these are the yesterday numbers, dow losing more than 118 points, s&p down 188. we are now on track at this point to snap a three-week

appellate court today. tom bishop harry jackson tomorrow. good night from sussex. ♪.e worst selloff since march triggered by fears of a second wave of covid-19. 23 states showing a surge in cases. less than rosy outlook delivered from the federal reserve. with us tonight, columnist byron york on news about promising drug treatments and vaccines from j&j. regeneron and mow derna. concerns about covid-19 in recent protests. were they super spread events? government officials worried about this. treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying the u.s. cannot shut down again if there is a second wave. also with us, former acting

amy: an appellate court ruled this week that a federal judge was wrong to dismiss parts of a lawsuit against the white plains police. we will speak with kenneth chamberlain signed and the family lawyer. all that and more, coming up. welcomome to dememocracy now, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. the word peace report. i'm m amy goodman. hundreds of thousands of people marched and protested in cities acacross the united ststates tuesday, defying citywide curfews, braving police and military repression, and shrugging off fears over the spread of coronavirus in order to protest t the police killingf george floyd by minneapolis police officers. in minnesota, governor tim walz said that minnesota department of human rights has opened a civil rights investigation into the minneapolis police department. >> the investigation will review amputees policies and practices over the last 10 years to determine if the department has utilized systemically discriminatory actions toward people of color. amy: legal observers believe minnesota attorney general keith ellison is preparing to chargeg

the appellate courts are the places of last appeal for most of the cases we see in this country.uit courts are of importance, particularly the ninth circuit sitting in san francisco. the president has appointed 9 out of 59 sitting judges. in the fifth circuit court of appeal, always a hard right court sitting in louisiana. the appellate courts really matter because they see more cases. >> let's talk about what danielle just mentioned, jeff. the supreme court had a couple decisions that didn't go trump's way on daca and gay rights. in both of those cases, some of the influences in the decisions came from conservatives. in one case it was gorsuch and in another case roberts, with whom trump has always had a difficult relationship. >> that's absolutely right. there were two other decisions this past week that went in favor of the administration. in one case the court said that they would not strike down a 1996 law which denied the ability to review the constitutionality of your detention to immigrants who are trying to get into this country and feared persecution. the liberal justic

generally, in a normal legal proceeding, the appellate court, the higher court is about to act, the lowerd and the record is frozen until the court of appeals can take action. obviously they didn't do that here. >> harris: i know i'm probably being too simplistic, but that's how life works. the person who is leaving things in the room isn't listening to the person who is not leading things in the room. anyway, about an hour ago republicans o on the senate judiciary committee voted to grant chair lindsey graham t the authority to subpoena 50 mostly about your officials. there are so many i will scrub them for you while i read the rest of this. as part of the investigation into the origins, this is what they were looking at. a party line vote with democrats calling it purely political. watch. >> if this is on the up and up, if this is legit, you bring in witnesses who are relevant. to say the investigation of crossfire hurricane is the center of this and then to ignore every predicate that led up to this investigation is, frankly, to call into question whether this is a credible exercise. >

barred him from making executive orders that change state laws for governor's offic petition in appellatecourt monday to g it overturned newsom's offichas said the state will continue advancing efforts to make sure can exercise their right to vo and accessible manner the likely need the legislature to make it happen. in ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and why the supreme court's decision to protect lgbtq people from discrimination does dnot apply to the militar and at is being done to change that now and up next there are growing calls remove public statues with ties bu arguing that the statues >>the city of st. louis has removed the stat of christopher columbus from its historic tower grove park. the statue was placed in the park, 140 years ago, and is one of just 7 national historic landmark urban parks in the u.s. it was intended to honor american immigrants. but now many say that christopher col historical disregard for indigenous peoples and the destruction of their way of life. tredifferent sentiment surrounding a columbus statue in the city of philadelphia. the city's mayor asked the

and with the appellate body on trade. and the economic well-being of the united states. if that ever goes into effect that will be fine. so what is the alternative? to be fair to the united states. and then to engage with the members on. >> we would love to hear ideas and the usmca coming into effect shortly. with those rules are mechanisms that need to come online? >> and to do everything that is necessary with respect to canada and mexico and then to litigate about. and then the situation on the border with the effects on arizona after july 1 day on this but we are fully ready to go. >> thank you for your patience i yelled back. >>. >> gentle lady and meet please. >> thank you mr. chair. talk about protecting the intellectual property of the free trade agreement i'm in possession of a letter from several stakeholder including the physicians and the recording academy for the successful efforts what the allegation with us-mexico canada agreement to ensure that americans are compensated for the recordings. as you go forward with future trade agreements there are deficits

i think like appellate a lot of people, they apologize after they get caught doing something only becausethey got caught doing something. >> reporter: brad is not alone in dropping his crossfit affiliation. others have throughout the country because of these statements and benny trader says they will not continue their crossfit certifications over all of this as well. reporting live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> a lot of companies and gyms posting about this on social media. crossfit burning games says it is dropping its affiliation. plans to come up with a new name. they wrote we are in disbelief and do not support or condone greg glassman's recent comments. we do not stand behind racism, injustice, or hate of any kind.>>> the former minneapolis police officer at the center of george floyd's death has made his first court appearance. derek chauvin appeared by videoconference on the maximum- security prison where he is being held. the judge set chauvin set bail at $1 million raising it from 500,000. prosecutors added a charge of second-degree murder for allegedly causing floyd's death by

the last line are these appellate judges.st one term, president trump has appointed 53 of them, compared to president obama, who in two terms, appointed 55. in the first time in 40 years, there are no vacancies left in the appellate court. that is significant because these are men and women who are chosen with and i to is it to visit- an eye ?omeone obeying the law i have been impressed by these men and women, having met some of them. i loved the conversation i had with a judge who said i love this job. the frustrating part is that there are sony laws that i disagree with that are wrong on the policies or sloppily written or need to be updated and i have to apply them, despite the fact i disagree with him. i thought yes, this is the sign of success. this means we are getting the right kind of judge. that means the judge really does feel that they need to stick with what the law says. that they are not going to start reaching out and become activists. this is now the new bench that future presidents will have to choose from fo

ainsley: judge, you mentioned the appellate court the trial court on friday.s next and what happens if biden does win in november? will this be -- how will this affect this michael flynn case? >> oh, boy. i hope that the michael flynn case is over with before november. he does have the constitutional protection against double jeopardy, meaning if the appellate court on friday or some time after friday. friday is the oral argument, orders judge sullivan to acquit general flynn, that's the end of it. a new doj cannot reprosecute him for the same charge. brian: yeah it. better be wrapped up by then. thank you, judge, appreciate it. will senior judicial analyst judge napolitano in his chambers. ainsley: thank you, judge. brian: meanwhile jillian meally is poised to give us the rest of the headline news. a lot on your plate today. jillian: a lot of news we are following. new york city detective union is turning the tables on violent rioters disrupting peaceful protests. >> if you assault a new york city detective and there are no consequences from the criminal just