secretary avery: that is whatst the president olague: and i believe the e.p.h. did an initial reading already. and went out. that's fine. happy to go along with it if that is what you desire. secretary avery: commissioners, that would be january 12. president olague: commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: i should have revealed earlier i had a meeting with several representatives of the tenant organize organized and met with them and basically tried to explain things and what the emission issues were and what commissioner miguel and others said today and if they did have concerns, they should try to work with the project sponsor and if they were to come to the commission, hopefully they would be organized and have specific points to talk to and that kind of thing. i did receive feed bab and -- i did receive feedback. i didn't take any sides one way or the other. most everyone was appreciative. just to let people know that. president olague: we were concerns about roof leakages and things like that and i believe they checked first on that and didn't find any.

in what capacity, avery? >> under the federal tort claims act.hen i saw this initially, fredricka, i was very skeptical about where it was going. when you see what happened, there was only a 25-minute interview 12 years ago and ignoring therapists and other probation officers recommended he be let out, the parole commission bought it. 50-year sentence, they let him out after 10 years. look what happened. that's the underlying argument here. >> whattert chances of this argument, richard? >> this argument is going to be great, fred. because in addition to what avery just said, apparently the feds forgot to communicate with the state concerning everything they knew about garrido. as we know she already settled with the state for $20 million. now she's going after the feds. she has said, whatever i win against the united states, i'm going to donate this to charity to try to help, so this situation never occurs again in the future. that's her goal. it's pretty stellar, and it's going to be very difficult if she gets up in front of a jury. i don't beli

avery friedman in cleveland, richard herman in las vegas.a tough case to talk about the first round. now here we go again. richard, will it likely be just as gruesome or will prosecutors, defendants, try to pardon the jurors of all the gruesome details we heard in the first trial? >> no, fred, it's going to be a replay of the first trial again. they have to do that. this is a separate case. the prosecution has the burden of proof to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. they are seeking the death penalty. they are going to have to enrage and inflame this jury with the facts of this case. it's not going to be difficult. this was one of the most horrific scenarios i have ever seen. i'm telling you, i don't know that there's any viable defense for this man. his lawyer is ranting and raving, blaming everyone from the judicial system to the judge to the victims to the surviving vehicle. he's blaming everybody under the sun because he saw how the first case wen. i really believe it's going to end the same way the first case. this man is goin

and i agree with avery. the decision was right. not going to prohibit or encourage police any which way. they have to do their job right. if they do unreasonable arrests and use excessive force and it gets videotaped, too bad for the police. as a plaintiff's attorney, that's what you want. you want the videotape. >> i want to talk about the -- >> if they have nothing to hide, they have nothing to worry about. >> i want to talk about the conrad murray case. he was michael jackson's personal physician when jackson died. he's now accused of involuntary manslaughter. jury selection set to begin in less than a week. the defense attorneys want to sequester the jury. and in so doing, they've asked to delay the trial. richard, where do we stand on that? >> well, we stand as far as yesterday, the defense made an emergency motion to put off the trial. you recall earlier the judge denied their request for sequestration and basically said, i don't want to imprison the jurors and by the way, we don't have enough money to do it. based on that an

so, avery, christian dior house fired him.'s facing other penalties in the form of big money. will he also see jail time? >> the potential in france was $31,000 in criminal fines and six months in jail. but the judge in paris said, i'm going to suspend it. if you do it again, then you're going to be subject to that. she did order about $19,000 in civil damages to the individuals and the organizations. look, the big difference here in france and in many european countries, because of the history of those countries in the 20th century, they have very reactionary laws about speech. in america, we would look at a guy like galliano as just an idi idiot. the truth is dior fired the guy. that's part of the penalty. but in terms of expression, most americans would be appalled that someone would go to jail, unless you're going to hurt somebody, fredricka. you basically can say whatever you want. >> let's move on to -- >> in america. >> in america. right. the incredible contrast between how the u.s. might handle it and how france has ha

secretary avery: commissioners, there is a commission on the floor for approval. [vote taken] thank you, commissioners. the motion has been approved. commissioners, you are now on item 10, case 2011.0292c for 845 jackson street. >> good afternoon, president olague and members of the commission. aaron hollister. before you is the structure commonly known as the hospital and include nine antennas at a maximum height of 80 feet with the associated equipment cabinets of two of the proposed sectors with a rooftop screen and a third sector would be mounted on the rear of the building. they would be installed around the antennas to hide cables and cable connections. according to the wireless department site guidelines, it is preference one location which is the most preferential site for a wireless facility. since the materials were distributed, the department has received additional support and opposition of the project. i have both in hand in case you would like to review. after analyzing the aspects of the project, we have found this compatible with the neighborhood a

avery malone, thank you very much for this in view of ashland. who are some of the famous people he may have posted here? >> william henry harrison met with clay here. martin van buren came here two years before they thought they would be running against each other in 1844. the question is -- did they talk about trying to make the issue go away of the annexation of texas? did they meet in rooms like this and talk over that? we do not know. a lot of famous people have been to this area. all of those people wanted to see henry clay. they wanted to come to lexington, the cultural center of the west and the political center of the west with henry clay here. >> we will take our first of your phone call from brian in springfield, ill.. >> i want to thank c-span for this series. it is a great idea. i wanted to ask the panel in about 1824 and the corrupt bargain charge against henry clay when he backed john quincy adams and accepted the secretary of state position. is that the reason we are referring to henry clay as a contender instead of president? >>

secretary avery: and that the project sponsor at&t continue their outreach efforts with the community. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner fong. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner miguel. >> aye. >> commissioner olague. >> thank you, commissioners. you are on item 18, case number 2011.0816c for 550 valencia street. president olague: i'm sorry, ma'am, it is not appropriate for you to be speaking at this time. >> good afternoon, president olague, commissioners, corey teague for staff. the planning commission has heard this before and they continued this project after hearing from the public and determining that the project sponsor had not conducted adequate outreach and the project sponsor has conducted that outreach and the proposal is to still establish a 3900 square foot full-service restaurant and bar. however, the project was more upscale, southwestern food focussing on traditional native american ingredients. based on feedback from the neighborhood, it was more affordable and serve american comfort food

commissioner moore: for what it's worth, after hearing a few speakers earlier, i checked with miss avery about the next available calendar time. president olague: so we'll have an informational hearing about this, but even the bigger policy issue, and we're hoping the next available open calendar date is october 20. we'll try to fit something in at least for the initial conversations. and i'm familiar with the r.s.n., and they run, i think, some decent programs, actually, for what it's worth. i think we have to be looking at it from some of the issues you folks have raised and some of the bigger policy implications around just a lot of different things. so we're hoping to schedule it. maybe we'll invite mayor's council on housing, and it's something i've been approached by other tenant applicants as well. it's starting to get complicated. >> i'm sure. president olague: yeah. >> i'm kathleen johnston. you guys know why i'm here today. i've been here before, and i have just learned that i can learn a lot about the mission by coming to these meetings. there is a lot that i learned about tod

i love seeing avery and richard.bably participated in an office pool of a lottery before, right? you put in a dollar or two -- >> i haven't, actually. >> you haven't? >> no. >> you put in a dollar or two or $5. here's the case of a man who does that over a period of eight years with all his office buddies, then he's out sick one day. they continued to do the lottery. they win $99 million but he doesn't get any of the winnings. >> on the one day he's out sick? >> the one day he's out sick. and he says, i want a portion of that. and they said, no, you weren't here that day. and he goes, oh, yeah, i'm taking you to court. >> how many employees? >> i'm not sure. >> how much would it -- come on, let the guy in? >> he wants in. and he's taking them to court. and a judge is actually handling the case and says, okay, no one's going to get any winnings until we resolve this. >> so the money is held up for everybody? >> that's right. >> they'd be better off giving him the money -- >> might as well gi me a piece of it. our lega

secretary avery: the first one is a 30-second warning and the second your time is up. >> i would like to clear something up that this is not organized by anything, anyone, or any group. this is spontaneous organization from the residents and workers of the neighborhood. i work in the neighborhood. and we are address iing whether this facility is necessary, compatible, or desirable. and come patable with the predominantly residential neighborhood and chinatown is one of the most densely populated areas in the whole country. and there are a lot of movements in structures nearby. and the battle used in conjunction with the potential fire hazard and i have examples from the manuals of the kinds o know the exact kinds of batteries they are for the commissioners to take a look at and these are serious -- these represent serious industrial possibilities for industrial accidents and they use hydrogen and is highly explosive. and we're talking about very densely populated neighborhood which is not easy to get fire crews into and out of and hydrogen gas is extremely explosive and the industrial

avery. >> there are more like coming on. you guys should keep going. president olague: maybe we can put this on the agenda for next week. just put it as a brief item, and then we can ask and elaborate then. maybe we will be able to do that. commissioner antonini: i was just calling to agree with putting this important issue on the agenda for next week. commissioner sugaya: i had a different comment on a non- agenda item that i will raise anyway. it is on the status of the health care master plan. if we could ask public health. >> thank you. commissioners, going back to your calendar -- [laughter] vice president miguel: two weeks. >> going back to the calendar, your regular calendar starts with item 10, an informational presentation on mta. that is right. the -- we skippe, the consent item. you move that to the first item on the regular calendar. case no. 2,011.0557 c, 1300 26th avenue. >> before you is a request for a conditional use authorization to establish a wireless at&t telecommunications facility at the southeast corner of 26th avenue and irving

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. -- if you could e-mail this to secretary avery so we could talk more about this. i think we might hear more about the programmatic use in neighborhoods. commissioner antonini: ,i would like to have a hearing in the future on these issues. thank you, and thank you for your work on this. >> thank you. commissioners, you can move forward on your calendar. we're going back to item number seven. item #7 of the regular calendar. case number 2,010.1084730 polk street. -- 2010.108 for 730 polk street. >> the proposed installation would include a penthouse that is approximately 70 feet, along with the equipment can answer that will be in an internal storage room. a new screen wall would be installed. a new screen would be installed to match the penthouse. according to the guidelines the installation is outlined as a preferred location. the department of not receive any support or opposition until the hearing today. after analyzing all aspects of the project, the planning commission has found it to be compatible with the neighborhood and recommends approval for the followin

of sixty two to match the lowest total of his european korea and amazing day seeing the dates and avery strode deficit into four shot victory parade approach on the fifteenth just part of a song nine on the ball round your unfolding sounds and overcoming the obstacles makes welker of an entirely in size form a world number one wants in carmel was next closest with a sixteen on the part suits old but not even this eagle on the fifth was not for the german bjorn the eighteenth home with the baby disappeared title this that this year he also pulled back from three down in the final round to win the join you will get championship last week when i think when you get into contention and you get that high you know you just keep going and with that leaderboard today you never know what's going to happen internationally the best players in the way and i believe all of them and you know no one who's going to come at you from nashville you just got to keep going and stay it stay with you golf and i am not for two weeks now like i say very much within myself and played my golf and it's getting tigh

turkey has expelled the israeli ambassador and sever all military ties with the country avery's refusal to apologize for last may's garza to the raid was canceled the hughleys of a u.n. investigation into the deadly attack which was obtained by the new york times all the report found that israel used excessive force during the raid that it's got hold of girls or is legal let's get more now from our correspondent paul it's clear color this long his relations was deafening not what the u.n. investigation was trying to achieve was as. well it certainly wasn't what we are hearing now from turkey is that it is expelling the israeli ambassador from ankara with immediate effect now listen follows is always refusal to apologize for killing nine total citizens who were part of their first attempt to break the israeli blockade on gaza we are hearing on the turkish foreign minister there in addition to expelling the israeli ambassador they are also downgrading all diplomatic ties between both countries to the level of second secretary and that they are freezing all military cooperation not initial

germany attempts to calm fears avery says potential default by urging members of the year is ing to stick together with the stormy skies and leaving a big european debt strategically to be only and help. him johnny for more on those stories about fifteen minutes time after all that in sports with new nannies taylor now let me see you again and the serbian sensation it just continues to be does that really doesn't mean you're so right so i tell you what i was this time last year i kind of remember sitting here speaking but. you can stop and well i tell you what new black talk of a child is just one is third grand slam title we're going to have a look at how we did it in just a second. thanks for joining us this is sports that we've got plenty ahead in tooting all this. no joke novak djokovic proves once again why he's top of the men's tennis three pitching his third grand slam crown of the season in new york city. on the ice to postpone cults until hockey league season begins by days after its scheduled kickoff following last week's deadly are crushed in your sleep. and yellow pearls who b

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the greek new system license furious crowds clashed with police avery new households led me to page one of the dead one of the e.u. president who owns the block faces its biggest challenge after. the way hail syntagma square which last night was the scene of clashes between riot police and the protesters as great people united in their opposition to the government's new austerity measures. need to brings in more troops to reinforce the can do as it would have a tree in serbia and breakaway course of vote after fresh violence do rails talks between the two sides. and a wave of global disapproval hates israel which is greenlit more satellite homes in east jerusalem just as the un's most powerful body referred to last time statehood bid to its michigan. on the russian markets fail to retain the gains this saw at the start of the week up to the end of the plan to negative response to. a very warm welcome to you this is our see live from moscow hard pressed to greeks will get another sees a rise in their electricity bills a highly unpopular new property taxes being levied to help the governm

the greek noosa titans of periods crowns clashed with police avery new alst levy to pay to the debt while the e.u. president warns the blockade face is the biggest challenge of. the way hales in charge of the square which last night was the scene of clashes between riot police and the protest is as politically united in their opposition as the government's new all star if he manages. nato troops and bring in more serene full was thinking tested for water between server and great weight loss of over after fresh the relative to between the two sides. and a wave of global disapproval of his israel which has really made more secular entities jerusalem just in the un space powerful body prefers palestine stated to its admission poor. fans and business the russian market spoil to retain big gains they enjoyed at the start of the week that issue plot to negative on wednesday more influential minutes. everyone welcome to this is r.t. live from moscow press greeks will get a no see surprise in their electricity bells the highly unpopular new property tax is being levied to help the government pay

election we'll have to find somebody else it's very interesting adrian go ahead you want to jump in avery well i think that's exactly right it is a master stroke by putin once again he setting out sort of parliamentary politics just when it's getting difficult not just in terms of united russia but also in terms of the economy and society. ok it's apathy and if there is. you know this contend with the government ready to presidential candidate as well it's very interesting to you know we're going to make a conversation we had earlier i mean coming back to the presidency right now when we look at international events going on i mean there's a political tsunami financial tsunami konami tsunami going on around the world and here mr putin is going to come back into the fray i mean this is something that he thinks he feels is necessary to do because that he has a trusted circle around him that he's built up over the years i mean it you know coming back into having the country in these times is it's maybe a noble idea but it could be difficult as well i think that what we saw pretty clearly dis

bank stocks very seriously affected and i think what we're looking at avery much the backwash interest from a market reaction by timothy geithner and a resolution to the debt crisis hasn't come to pass and angela merkel has been weakened about i a defeat in a federal state election in fact in the capital in berlin and her coalition partners failed to take even 5% of the vote there. so big loss of authority for angela merkel and i think it's looking more and more like a political crisis in germany is exacerbating the deep financial crisis and, indeed, the crisis of confidence in the markets, manesha. >> yeah, you know, charles, there doesn't seem to be a lot of good news at all. no one has much to trade on and i think if we looked deeper maybe specific stocks would give us some good news. right here in asia we've been very preoccupied by what's happening in the u.s. and whether or not we're going to see a recovery in the u.s. and what's happening in the economy. many will pay attention to plans from president obama later on monday and also they're worried about the crisis regarding gree

i think avery hit it. it's the motive of the woman. that's what the real problem here is. it wasn't just to discipline the child, it was to get on the dr. fill shdr. dr. phil show. 180 day suspended sentence, three-year probation. this poor kid is adopted from russia. it makes us look real bad over here. her lawyers did a great job for her. really. >> you can catch our legal guys every saturday at noon eastern right here in the cnn newsroom. >>> i had, everybody, top of the hour, 5:00 p.m. on the east coast, i'm alina cho. thanks for joining us. three developing stories we're watching this hour, the ongoing onslaught from tropical storm lee. parts of the gulf coast waist high in water. we'll take you there live. >>> and gadhafi's son speaks out from his hiding place revealing new information about cease-fire talks. it's an exclusive. we'll have to report, just secs away. nearly ten years after 9/11, new compelling video from that tragic day comes to light. that is straight ahead. >>> this labor day weekend is a washout for millions of americans along the gulf coast. tropic

let's return to avery malone. now on the second floor. >> we are in the bedroom right now and you can see the bed behind me. it is henry clay's 1830's bed. we even have a letter where he talks about how comfortable this bed was and it did not even have a bed bugs. we even have his duelling pistols purchased in 1799. later, they were altered a bit. we believe that they went to war in mexico with his son. henry was in two duels, one with humphrey marshall and one with john randolph. the duel with john randolph takes back -- takes us back to when he was speaker of the house. he was chosen as speaker of the house because they thought he could meet john randolph on the floor or on the field. happened that they met on the field. john randolph compared henry clay to a character in the novel tom jones and called him a card cheat on the senate floor. clay defended himself and -- was not there to defend himself and thought no man would have to endure this insult to his honor. he challenged ran off to a duel. randolph was a

they worked out done any avery. they have five receivers on the roster.is the same day michael crabtree fully participated in practice. he has been nursing a surgically repaired foot and will be wearing special shoes on sunday. >> my jordan cleats, they are going to be real big for me this year. they are going to be sweet, too. [ laughter ] >> feel like i'm gaining today. i'm a little nervous. this light is hot on me now. [ laughter ] >> they are in good moods down there. yesterday the colts said peyton manning would miss the opener, today it will be much longer. he had surgical fusion surgery today where doctors removed a herniated disk in his neck and put a bone graft in its place. the operation will take two to three months to recover. and some speculate his season could be over. >> wow. >> raiders and broncos monday night football, cbs 5! tune in 7: 00. >> raiders! >> and we will have call-to- wall coverage. give me the u.s. open and a furious andy roddick. >> it's coming up from underneath. >> roddick upset about rainwater on the court. he was forced

county government tax i'm lifting your taxes they pass a bunch of users taxes addicted to alcohol avery aggressive tax on the poor. here is a bigger point you are missing if i may mr. o'reilly. >> bill: sure. >> instead of focusing how we should reduce various taxes for the poor, or focus on let's give them more money, we have given since johnson declared the war on poverty in 1964, our government has spent more than $12 trillion on antipoverty programs. a war that is supposed to have a victory and ending. and, yet, in 1964, 36 million people in poverty. 18%. today 49 million people in poverty, 15%. we're down only 3 points in 45 years. >> bill: and we did a segment on that. but the poor as the says will always be with us. i don't begrudge the poor. i don't think the poor are driving the economy into the ground. but president obama is being disingenuous when he makes it about about income taxes for the wealthy. evidence never says about all the taxes i just listed. he said hey you working americans, you are getting hosed. okay? because not only am i taking money from you at a rate of 25

times" opinion piece entitled "why the anti-christ matters in politics," history professor matthew averies sutton wrote, "for some evangelicals, president obama is troubling, the specious theories about his place of birth, his international tendencies, his measured support for israel, and his nobel peace prize fit their long-held expectations about the anti-christ. millions of voters like their depression-era predecessors fear that the time is short. the sentiment that mr. obama is preparing the united states, as president roosevelt did, for the anti-christ global coalition is likely to grow. barring the rapture, mrs. bachmann or mr. perry could well ride the apocalyptic anti-statism of conservative christians into the oval office." i'll tell you, it's hard to make what to say this is, but go ahead. and last night, here's a heckler. just to prove "the times" isn't off base. president obama was heckled in los angeles out on the strip at that club out there where he was speaking in los angeles. let's listen. >> i want to -- >> christian god is the one and only true living god, the creator of

. >> avery, if that is brought to the attention of the parole board, people make mistakes and possiblyakes in this case, isn't that defense enough to save a man from being put to death? >> well, it has to factor into the formula. the fact that you see the pope and other anti-death penalty people advocating it, they would advocate it any how. the focus has to be on the board, is there any likelihood that there's actual evidence of innocent? 172 pages by a federal judge said no and that's what the board has to consider, although they don't use the same legal standards. they have complete, absolute discreti discretion. >> catch our legal guys every saturday, noon eastern. >>> some other stories we're following. investigators may have found clues that could help them figure out what caused the deadly plane crash at an air race in reno, nevada. they have recovered parts from the plane's tail and it's believed the damaged part called an elevator trim tab may have played a role in that crash. >> they have identified and recovered portions of the accident aircraft tail. and as part of this pro

so we're going to talk to avery and richard about that. >> but they're saying their lives just didn't- >> yes, emotional distress, and for their pain and suffering, they're seeking $50,000. if you're going to file the case, file for more than $50,000. >> we can do that? we can sue parents? >> apparently so. it's happening. >> let me know how that one works out. >> okay, i will. >> you're there were those bad unemployment numbers that came out. unemployment remains at 9.1%. we want to know, how do you recession-proof your budget. one of the things to do is stash cash, but how much? six months, 12 months, two years? we're going to talk to an expert about that as well. >> it's hard in these could have economic times. people say, you're telling me to save, it's hard to save right now. >> it is. and the other thing, too, they say try to reduce your debt. but some of these people need to put food on the table. maybe the only way to do it is credit. it's sad. but we want to give people tips on that. and finally, i was in east haven, connecticut, earlier this week looking at the hurricane ire

>> are you the father of daniel avery?it's a very personal journey and -- >> no. >> tom, your son. i'm so sorry. i had no idea. >> my son was almost 40. >> yeah, but he will always be your baby. >> a tragic end to a son's wonder lust is the start of this father's journey. that's "the heart of the way" which follows the pilgrimage route through spain. emilio estevez directed the movie but gave his father, martin sheen, the starring role. that was kind of nice of you, emilio. what the heck, he's such a rookie. >> i figured it was time. a break for the old guy. >> i have a question for you, emilio. this is not your typical hollywood film. you really feel god in this movie. and when you went to studio reps, what was their reaction? >> you should see their eyes glazed over. what is this? i don't understand what this film is all about? and i said, really, it's about the heart and it's really about faith and family and community and humanity. and all of the things that hollywood doesn't really seem to be interested in. >> it's in