seminars, we have the bar association, 500,000 members and 700,000 committees. people talk about it. and finally they tried to work out something that might work and they'll try maybe in an administrative agency and they might revise it or they'll talk about in a senate committee and eventually they may pass a law which they may change later and then, i think that process, not everyone agrees but i think that process works best when we come in last. for the very reason you're suggesting. we are great experts in any of this stuff and if we come in last,there's these other people that get a chance and when we come in , or not there to say whether it's good or bad. or right or wrong. because this document is really, it's a boundary settingdocument . it sets boundaries. i used a stem when i was a child, sergeant preston of the yukon. he was out on the frontier and he was patrolling the boundaries. and it's cold out there and sometimes miserable and difficult, is abortion inside or outside? but remember, always set a boundary and between that boundary, thereis a huge

they try in the bar association. here a kind of dilemma for you to think about. in britain, they pay more money than we do for legal aid. in france, they still pay more money than we do. but not a lot. i've asked them, how is it possible you get more legal representation and yet, it doesn't cost you a lot of money? the answer seems to be, because the lawyer who will take the case, a member of the bar, and probably is a good firm and so forth, he will determine if there is a good case there. he has the right, if he thinks good case, don't do it. don't take it. you are given a lot more judgment, more power to the lawyers who will represent pro bono the clients. we do less of that. that is something for you to think about. it isn't an answer to question. -- to her question. -- your question. obviously, pro bono work is heaven's work. people should have lawyers when they need them. bill: a question here in the front. >> thank you for your time here. what inspired you to go to law school? as a tangential follow-up, throughout the process, as you progressed in your leg

committed perjury herself and at the end of that phone call on sunday night i was away at an american bar association meeting in colorado. she said you know, me. i am linda tripp the witness in the vince c foster investigation. so we took steps. 's were criticized which goes with the territory but we verified what linda had told u us, the surreptitious to live on - - telephone recordings we were reviewing those and the fbi was looking at well. but we had the famous episode at the ritz carlo monash carlton which was criticized but then vindicated in legislation we confirmed realtime that this was under way that she was encouraging to file injurious a lot of talk and can societal concerns and rightly so bad essentially this was a civil rights case brought up by jones at that time which was an employee. and she alleged there has been very horrible kind of event that was unsettling to her. she brought a federal court action and bill clinton for his conduct in a hotel in little rock it was in connection with that where all this is underway with false affidavits and false statements and encouraging others

julie khan of the bar association and the san francisco civic bridge public and private collaboration commanders of sfpd and representatives of police employee groups. this is essential as the first steps to develop a road map to safety with respect. in that strategy, we will engage in unbiassed fairness transparent and responsive policing. in the spirit of respect, dignity and in collaboration with the community and be the guardians of constitutional and human rights. constitutional policing with procedural justice in policing. fairness and transparency and action, opportunities for voice, impartiality and decision making. >> good evening. i'm here for professional standards and welcome and good evening commissioners, executive director henderson and chief scott. so slide six. training. in the spirit of procedural justice, if you can look to the right of the column first, i'd like to bring some tension to some of the courses that we provide wince procedural justice, managing implicit bias and a 24-hour inclusive environment course. if you look to the right of the power point you'll s

which is the one thing -- the california ethics code is the shortest on the planet for california bar association's the one thing you can still be nailed on. he's not i heroic presidential speaking truth to power a guy, he's just a flimflam shyster who steals from his clients. >> tucker: you are so right. >> you could see this, and the white house couldn't. >> tucker: he would have been there, sipping for psycho. so we talked about this, but it had your name all over it. the president vowed to wage war on canada if they didn't stop dumping garbage into the philippines. we explained last night, if it is war, the philippines has our full support. >> i am shocked that he would send his garbage to the philippines. a struggling third world country needs more garbage? it seems so insensitive. i don't know. it seems like a form of colonialism. garbage colonialism. >> i don't think it's a question of insensitivity. you know, tucker, our prime minister is very, very sensitive. >> tucker: then why is he sending those bottles to manila? it seems like white privilege to me. i'm just throwing that out ther th

the speech rod rosenstein gave to the armenian bar association >> as one does. >> was fascinating.e was taking on critics from all sides defending his role in all of this. saying i did it all right. he was critical of donald trump for saying the independent counsel investigation shouldn't have happened. one thing that jumped out was how serious he said the russian attacks were >> he said we haven't even heard all of it in the mueller report. i fear that's been obscured by looking at how trump behaved and did he attempt whatever. beyond all of that, what donald trump hasn't done as president is address the interference and take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. as we know he can't do that without feeling like the legitimacy of his election has been questioned. going forward that's a serious thing. i think years from now when we look back at the mueller report which went into this in great detail, i think we'll be talking as much about the absolute complacency, the cavalierness about what happened in 2016 and how to protect the american democratic system >> his administrati

a system that's run by bankers, a system that has the bar association of lawyers -- liars -- lawyers, that have taken overall three branchs of government a long time ago. a very, very corrupt system that places even law enforcement in a tough position because they have spirit and souls, as well, but they're controlled by this corrupt system, and it's time for them to arise and take it over. it's time for us all to arise and take this over. why aren't the churches being charged with false advertisement? love one another, do unto one another. there's plenty of ways to take care of the homeless issue. i've talked to plenty of students. i said walk out of school and see how fast they find an answer because it's a financial leverage if the students were to do that. as you are surely as the -- as su surely as the fires were commanded, a breath away will be the earthquakes, will be the explosions in the economic and corporate sectors, and the fire from beyond and down under as -- >> chair mandelman: thank you. [inaudible] >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> chair mandelman: are there any othe

you've also got the illinois bar association or prosecutors set her days -- her handling of it was dishonesthe initially recused herself. try to do, apparently. when he was thought to be the victim and there was pressure and we discussed it, there was pressure coming from people high and mighty, some closed the obamas saying have the fbi look at it. that case shifted and then suddenly he was the suspect and that's a whole different case and actually it was the number one prosecutor who made the decision that there would be an alternate deal, as we now know. to me, i love the humor. i think he deserved the skewering that he got over the weekend. i'm so proud that other black people are doing it. clearly it's not a racial thing. it's -- i think people have set on the show, it's a money thing. is he be treated like the rich, different standard of justice for people who are well-connected or have money or fame. to me, the whole idea of jussie smollett, should i say in chris rock tradition, he doesn't deserve the u. he has damaged himself. he is the target of humor among people who you would a so

bar. my association with the bar, i have seen it go through many changes. one of the greatest things about the uptown bar is that act as a community centre for the mission district. we have once a month events that is call a night that accommodates the lgbtq community formally associated with the lexington club. a bar that's closed which is oldest lesbian in the lgbtq bars. we now host that a monthly event so the patrons that used to frequent that bar can come to our space. we provide for them to have the jukebox, have their bartenders and essentially continue with tradition that the mission sort of makes possible. we also host fundraisers for supervisors. i won't name them. we also have art fairs during the holidays to allow for both of the patrons and our neighbors to sell their art wear for symptom cash money. we maybe only bar in san francisco that sponsors a hockey team that plays in oakland. they came in second last year. we also provide a space for everyone and all to come and enjoy a welcoming environment with a valid i.d. not only are known in the

association. and the san francisco bar pilots association are raising the red flags saying the stadium and proposed housing will mess up shipping and loading schedules. clogged streets around the port and blind container ship pilots trying to turn around long vessels at night. fans aren't surprised by the backlash. >>opposition sadly is probably something most fans are used now we're always having like well this is the plan and then never mind these deals and now they can look at impact of it but. >>you know we got to do what's best for you know clint those who work at the ports a a stadium here would not be best. >>and create traffic problems in areas like the us where there's already heavy traffic. a's president dave cavill address the traffic concerns with us on wednesday. >>and we're working through a very detailed environmental process to make sure that all the traffic patterns are really analyzed gavel also addressed pilot concerns from those who would have to navigate longships through the water. >>on eye level with the stadium lights. >>and we've actually commission alighting study and the

judges are white, male and young and a high number have been rated not qualified by the american bar association said they needed to make a move. they pushed out stats saying the outside number of votes required on trump nominees. here is the missing context. 150 votes were required on obama's nominees from 2013-2014. it was then harry reid used the nuclear option to go simple majority excluding the supreme court. mcconnell said there would be hell to pay. >> you will regret this and maybe sooner than you think. >> mcconnell dot revenge by blocking obama supreme court nominee garland. now mcconnell is expanding the strategy to lower level appointments, angrily accusing chuck schumer of this. >> he started this whole thing. >> he started this whole thing. talk about sand box politics. now the same strategy will be applied to everything from assistant secretary positions to lower court judges and federal reserve positions to which trump just nominated this guy. >> my 999 plan. 999. >> there is a deeper cost. as a wise man wrote, the key thing about the u.s. senate is that more than any other insti

at the end of that phone call that sunday night i was away at american bar association and meeting in colorado and i think you should know me and i am linda tripp i, a witness in the vince foster a junior death investigation. that is how i came to be and we took steps some of which have been criticized and criticisms go with the territory but we verified what linda had told us on that for the evening but the surreptitious tape recordings that she had recorded a number of conversations with monica and so we were reviewing those in the fbi was looking at those as well but we then had the famous episode at the ritz-carlton which again has been severely criticized but our conduct was vindicated in litigation and we confirmed real-time that this was exactly what was underway namely monica was asking linda to file a perjurious -- we take it precisely so a lot of talk about that but society concern and ready so but this was essentially a civil rights case brought by jones and employees the arkansas government and she alleged that had been very horrible kind of events have been settling unset

and according to the american bar association the immigration system is irredeemably dysfunctional and the brink of collapse. repeating the democratic mantra that there is no border crisis will not work for much longer. the lesson from europe in 2015 is that a migrant surge fuels itself as word gets back home. and then white nationalism takes off. we could, in other words, be in the mother of all immigration scares as the first primaries take place. we could have a million more migrants to grapple with. currently no democrat has any response to this. the provocative words of andrew sullivan to take us off the air on a monday night. with my thanks to my friends nicolle and ali and steve for stepping in so that i could sneak away for a week, and so that is our broadcast for tonight as we start a new week. our thanks to you for being here with us, and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. ♪ >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned. >> a full-scale purge at dhs. >> that is a major even

in fact, there are american bar associations that state you cannot make extrajudicial statements, statementscourtroom when they substantially impair the rights of the accused and subject them to public condemnation. under those circumstances, people look and listen. we have social media. we have media here, you and i speaking. the reality is, when that happens, it impairs your right to a fair trial. attorneys made a motion to dismiss, the defense attorneys made a motion to dismiss the couple. the issue is whether or not it's granted. if it is, that's not fair to the victims. there are multiple victims who have been drugged and raped. should redrop the charges to them? the district attorney is saying this isn't on videos, it's victims who came forward and relar relayed their stories. there will be a rem di. i doubt it will be extreme. >> the current d.a. of orange county said the videos were immaterial to the case. because the charges were made based upon the statements and evidence collected, statements by seven women, evidence collected in the defendants residence and other information. eve

>> he gave a blistering speech out of nowhere, it was a bar association event where he was being honored for his service both under republican and democratic administrations, and he hit back against his critics. he threw comey under the bus and talked about how there's press reports that have described him as teary at times. he said heck, wouldn't you? i have been angry. he talked about his facial expressions at a press conference with bill barr recently. so he's been much more i should say unleashed than usual about the investigation and always stall wart in terms of expressing support for mueller and the investigation, the man he appointed. >> going out there, speaking publicly. i assume the house judiciary committee and other committees want him to come and answer questions and appear to testify at some point. >> absolutely. they're going to question him at length about the mueller investigation, his role in producing the report. he along with bill barr found the president did not obstruct justice, even though my punted on that question. they'll want to talk about that. amazing he has

for example, san francisco bar association has a racial justice committee that addresses these kind of issues and has been very informative with respect to some of the data and how it is collected. and viewpoints that is beneficial in terms of bringing everyone in and getting their ideas and with the external agencies that we have been relying on. >> these slides aren't all inclusive. i want to emphasize that and in the interest of time, we had to cutdown information, but i an i degree with you. the department agrees with that, and we do have other external partners, not just the ones that we mentioned. public defender, prior to his passing, met with -- we met monthly. and for a number of reasons. when there were issues that came up, he gave input and opinion on what he said and we took some of those opinions and we turned them into actionable items. the district attorney the same thing. and i talked about the i.e.b. relationship. we have members of the s.f. bar and many of the working groups. julie was mentioned on the strategic plan working group and yolanda, and we work with them as

. >> let's discuss with justin green, former president of the air and transportation safety bar associationrepresenting families of victims of the ethiopian airlines crash. what's your initial takeaway from this reporting that the pilots did what they were supposed to do? >> it would be shocking if they didn't. the lion air case was a huge major aviation disaster. it highlighted the problem with the mcas system and emergency air worthiness directive was issued by the faa. procedures were sent to all their customers. the pilots would have known how the system operated. the ethiopian pilots would have known the system was there and how it operates and how to turn it off. it would have been shocking if they hadn't followed the procedure. what this tells us is that the procedure, the safeguard they sent out after lion air was not enough to protect the crew. >> so a manufacturer has a crash. they zero in on a cause of the crash, being this anti-stall system, the mcas system. they issue a procedure to correct that. the faa says that's enough. then there's another crash. that's a pretty shocking f

the sheriffs association, we have the aclu, we have all kinds of things, seminars, we have the bar association, 500,000 members and 700,000 committees. people talk about it. and finally, they try to work out something that might work and they will try it in a state or maybe an administrative agency and they might revise it or talk about it and a senate committee and eventually, they may have some law which they may change later. and then i think that process, not everyone agrees, but i think that process works best when we come in last. for the very reason you are suggesting, we are not great experts in any of this stuff, and if we come in last, there are -- this gives other people or chance, and when we come in, we are not there to say it is -- whether it is good or bad or right or wrong. this document is really, it is a boundary setting document. it sets boundaries. to sergeantsten preston of the yukon when i was a child and the essence of that is he was out on the frontier. he was patrolling the boundary. and it is cold out there and sometimes miserable and difficult. but remember, it is a

by the armenian bar association.spent the better part of 25 minute certainly getting things off his chest for the past two years. on the handling of the mueller investigation in particular, a vigorous defense of his own oversight of that probe. take a listen to what he said on that issue. >> i did pledge to do it right and to take it to the appropriate conclusion. i did not promise to report all results to the public because as my fellow u.s. attorneys know well, grand jury investigations are exparty proceedings. it's not our job to render conclusive factual findings. we just decide whether it's appropriate to file criminal charges. >> making a reference to robert mueller's report, which did not reach a conclusion on obstruction of justice, an issue that has been hotly debated since the report came out last week. he also went on to really throw james comey, the former fbi director, under the bus for revealing the counterintelligence investigation into president trump and the campaign in the early days of 2016, saying

, for example, from president trump who were unanimously rated well qualified by the american bar association, they received an average of 35 votes against them for confirmation. that is unheard of in the history of this process. so it's not just one or two district court no, ma'am kneels who have a little bit of controversy, this kind ofrule change needs to be put in place so that the normal part of the process works efficiently. >> woodruff: it's a much bigger subject and lybout a half minute left can each of you explain why this matters so much. what is at stake here? just a few sentences? >> so what is ake here is whether our civil rights laws or any law that you care about will be upheld.of at the endthe day, courts are the place of last resorts, whether you care about access t healthcare, you spoke earlier in your news summary about ths pending in district in texas. that was a district court judge who ruled that pre-existing conditions should no longer be protected. so whether it access to healthcare or voting rights, the courts are the place where all of us get our rights. >> woodruff:

this is how the case was described in the journal of the american bar association in 1975. quote, the senate subcommittee on internal security issued a subpoena to the bank at which ussf had an account. they brought suit to restrain enforcement of the subpoena and to prevent the bank from complying with the subpoena. the organization alleged that the sole purpose of the subpoena was to harass, chill, punish, and deteriorate the servicemen's fund in their exercise of their rights and duties under the first amendment. the senate subcommittee on internal security. the senate subcommittee on internal security was the entity that issued the subpoena to the bank of this servicemen's fund that was running these coffee houses. it's not considered to be one of the high points in proud american governance. it was kind of a senate equivalent to the house on american activities committee. it was ultimately abolished not long after in 1977. but for the two decades leading up to his abolition, it was chaired by the white supremacist segregationist mississippi senator james eastland. that

committee is seen and agree to which people have been deemed completely not qualified by the american bar association, not based on ideology or judicial philosophy. they just don't know how court works. you know if you have a judge who doesn't have the first clue about how to control the courtroom and how to make sure that arguments are being made to make sure you're not letting the jury to present the inappropriate arguments, and makes a world of difference, whether your defense or the prosecution, nothing could be more important. >> a judge really can have an enormous impact by an aside or denigrating remarks which happened in trial. that is in part because as you say in the book, the most important thing that any lawyer can bring to the trial's credibility. if the judge undermines the prosecutor's credibility the jury is going to take a single. >> the jury, as you remember, is hanging on every word of the judge. the judge is a solomonic figure where he has a gavel, sits higher up from everyone else, everyone stands up when the judge comes in the courtroom. everyone stands up when they want to addr

i know they try, the bar associations, and here is a kind of dilemma for you to think about. in britain, they pay a lot more money than we do for legal aid, and in france, they still pay more money than we do but not a lot more. so i've asked them how is it possible you get more legal representation and yet it doesn't cost you a lot of money. >> tail end of a lovely afternoon like this, aggressively blue windowless room like this. i think you made the right choice. i'm michael sutherland, editor of the official journal of johns hopkins sites and flagship publication of the foreign policy institution. it's been the goal of the foreign policy institute here at sais to search for realistic answers to international issues facing the united states and the world today. now, as attested to by today's turnout we are here to talk about one of the most consequential issues facing the united states and the world today, the ongoing trade conflict with china and china's changing role in the international financial system. china's evolving role in global trade is helping every corner of th

the pacific merchant shipping association, and the san francisco bar pilots association are raising the red flags saying the stadium and proposed housing will mess up shipping and loading schedules. clogged streets around the port and blind container ship pilots trying to turn around long vessels at night. fans aren't surprised by the backlash. >>opposition sadly is probably something the swiss fans are used now we're always having like well this is the plan and then never mind these deals and now they can look at impact of it by its. >>you know we have to do what's best for you know clint. >>but those who work at the ports a a stadium here would not be bass and create traffic problems in areas like this there's already heavy traffic. a's president dave kabel address the traffic concerns with us on wednesday. >>and we're working through a very detailed environmental process to make sure that all the traffic patterns are really analyzed gavel also addressed pilot concerns from those who would have to navigate longships through the >>on eye level with the stadium lights and we've actually

appointed a lot of people and ignored the process of ensuring good judges by ignoring the american bar association rule of good judges. my hope is we talk about u.s. v nixon. the question was whether he could withhold the watergate tapes over three months. i think we have a sufficientien crisis and we might see decisions very quickly. that will be an important step for our country and constitution and for congress to demonstrate its authority. back to your point, if this is not a situation for impeachment proceedings, what is. what is? >> what future president would ever be subjected to it at this point? >> this is about principal, not p politics. >> to all of you, thank you very much. we appreciate all of you. and we'll be back for the next hour. up next, my interview with presidential candidate elizabeth warren. shaving has been difficult for me. i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs. oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. next on the agenda. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their available room

association. and the san francisco bar pilots association are raising the red flags saying the stadium and proposedinstreets around the port and blind container ship pilots trying to turn around long vessels at night. fans aren't surprised by the backlash. >>opposition sadly is probably something most fans are used now we're always having like well this is the plan and then never mind these deals and now they can look at impact of it by its. >>you know we got to do what's best for you know clint those who work at the ports a a stadium here would not be best. >>and create traffic problems in areas like the us there's already heavy traffic. a's c% president dave cavill address the traffic concerns with us on wednesday. >>and we're working through a very detailed environmental process to make sure that all the traffic patterns are really analyzed kabul also addressed pilot concerns from those who would have to navigate longships through the water. >>on eye level with the stadium lights. >>and we've actually commission alighting study and the preliminary results are that the lights actually would not aff

the pacific merchant shipping association, and the san francisco bar pilots association are raising the red flags saying the stadium and proposed housing will mess up shipping and loading schedules. clogged streets around the port and blind container ship pilots trying to turn around long vessels at night. fans aren't surprised by the backlash. >>opposition sadly is probably something the swiss fans are used now we're always having like well this is the plan and then never mind these deals and now they can look at impact of it by its. >>you know we have to do what's best for you know clint but those who work at the ports a a stadium here would not be best. >>and create traffic problems in areas like this there's already heavy traffic. a's president dave cattle address, the traffic concerns with us on wednesday. >>and we're working through a very detailed environmental process to make sure that all the traffic patterns are really analyzed gavel also addressed pilot concerns from those who would have to navigate longships through the water. >>on eye level with the stadium lights and we've

democratic party and the former chair of the national bar association. michael steel, former senior adviser to jeb bush and a former spokesperson for house speaker john boehner. and it is a very big day right there in newark. so booker, as i mentioned, is polling around 4% and new hampshire poll and 3% and ascott, is this what his campaign needed. >> his campaign hopes so. i have to tell you there are people -- a lot of people in this space and while he very seldom invokes trump's name this justice for all economically and politically will resonate with the democrats. the problem is he's only raised $5 million and he's polling in the single-digits and whether this rally puts him further ahead or not and we'll have to see whether he has that bump but has a lot of people in that space to distinguish himself and they are way ahead of him now. we'll have to see. >> and you didn't get a sense he was trying to put himself in a lane. you have many candidates who are trying -- inslee saying i'm going to be the climate change candidate and others running on gun r

editor-in-chief catherine mango ward, jill pain white, defense attorney and former chair of the national bar associationldin msnbc politics editor, beth fuohy. we should mention in our washington msnbc national security analyst ned price. feel free to dig in on the dessert plate at any point. a. scott, i know you have to get back to make us all dinner at 3:00 p.m. >> you want me to leave with dessert, right? >> you could take a plate. it's acceptable. >> my waistline loves it. >> so let me start with you, joel, because this is a big question many of the demes are trying to figure out right now, to impeach or not. what's the gauge right now? >> this is the new parlor game in d.c. it's interesting because the pressures automatically turn to democrats. this is a time where the president is the person in peril but it's democrats that find themselves under a lot of pressure. there's twos schools of thought. one is work within the system, there's a pathway to defeating trump at the ballot lot box in 18 months. another is not just let's impeach him now but it's a dare ligs of duty if you don't. that's what the

>> yeah, also you recall the national district attorneys association and the prosecutor bar association should have been removed from the case. the president has also called for a federal review. >> sandra: matt finn and chicago for us. that story continues. >> bill: this morning, a lot of speculation. apparently joe biden will be in for the rates were 2020. the a-team will weigh in on his chances. the fight, we are told, is far from over. hogan gidley straight ahead top of the hour. come on back. good friday. >> there was no collusion, and certainly no criminal conspiracy with any russians. when i need to find it negative information about hillary clinton, i look no further than hillary clinton. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. you're driven, and you have a ton of goals... b

these comments were made before the public servants dinner of the armenian bar association.eone selectively leaked details to the news media, jim comey announced that there was a counterintelligence investigation that might result in criminal charges and the former fbi director alleged the president pressured him to close the investigation. michigan, the senate -- state senate is reacting to a decision about gerrymandering in their state saying less than two hours after a panel of judges declared the districts were gerrymandered, mike sharkey announced the senate would appeal to the supreme court "the senate is reviewing the details and we will file an appeal. we will compare to comply with this ruling while we await the outcome of the appeal." eric holder has an op-ed in the washington post taking a look at an earlier case heard by the supreme court taking a look at the trump administration's interest in putting a citizenship question in the census. he writes republicans will likely attempt to use citizenship data to shift power to their political base within the states. th

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and voted to prove with modification to retain the conditional use for outdoor activity areas associated with bar use. after coming from staff it was continued to the call of the chair. the full board the week of marcd the ordinance to remove the grandfathering exception for inclusion housing on state housing. it was continued at that time. then they also passed on the streamlining contracting for homeless services and siding of homeless shelters. this week the homeless shelter passed second read. supervisor peskin's ordinance on state bonus projects passed the first read. the union scare park recreation passed first read. the board heard the appeal for 10 year contract renewal and use permit for the outside music festival. it raised issues around the noise from the event. it should not be exempt and the department should imposition mitigation measures and thresholds. while it does increase the noise levels the duration is limited and does not result in significant noise impact. most public comment stated noise was too loud and limits should be imposed. public comment for upholding the comments s

part of ag bar's summary on the mueller report, bill bar saying the special counsel investigation did not find the trump campaign or anyone associatedh it conspired a coordinated with russia in effort to influence the presidential election and bill bar is still working with bob mueller on this, this is one of his biggest projects. if he was mister presenting bob mueller wouldn't mueller say something about it? >> of course. bar has a great reputation and a lot of integrity and he's not going to miss describe a report that will become public anyway but what we may start to see is democrats try to pivot to the last hope which is the subject of obstruction. bar said there was no obstruction. that was a correct analysis based on the fact the president has the right to hire and fire executive appointed offices and also obstruction has always been a crime of fabricating evidence or suppressing evidence or improperly influencing witnesses. these elements have never been crystallized in this scenario so the collusion there is no obstruction is something that will get pushed back on but ultimately he is correct in his legal analysis. shannon

and business association with russian. remember that. jeffrey, barhat mueller found the campaign didn't conspire or coordinate with russia. actually what he said was that the investigation didn't establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or koshd nated with the russian government in the election interference activity. so, what do you think. is it possible we will find out even more efforts by russians to help the campaign? that we didn't know about. >> im not optimistic on that part. that will be redacted. because of national security issues. >> why is that? >> to protect sources and methods. different ways of picking up communication. how did they know what the russians were doing. there's an unclassified report. and meddling as well. the sources and methods are sensitive and have to be protected. >> thank you both. i appreciate it. white house is stone walling congress. are we headed for a constitutional crisis? not look . ♪ i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared.