i work for the bar association of san francisco's court appointments program. i believe all people facing criminal charges regardless of their financial situation should be represented by high quality counsel. my job is to schedule lawyers to appear every day to accept cases where the public defender has a conflict in criminal or delinquency cases. it is getting increasingly difficult to schedule important attorneys as people leave the panel due to illness, retirement, and now with greater frequency, to work for more pay elsewhere. we need to have funding to encourage attorneys to join the panel. i contacted my supervisor, and thankfully, supervisor ronen supports the indigent defense, and i hope the supervisors here, you join her in fully funding the superior court's budget request. thank you. >> carl kramer, san francisco living wage coalition. i have two requests, but they're very interrelated in fighting for one of the most critical issues in san francisco and across the country is facing, and that is growing income inequality. for the past ten years, worki

well the american bar association supports the idea in general we did this as a conversation starter knowing that. diversity of opinion on what needs to be included in this proffered says his colleagues in the house seem to be willing to seriously consider his plan in washington, i'm just eaten or. well, it's pretty safe to say that very few people on either side of the political aisle would say that they are satisfied with the state of immigration laws in this country right now joining us to talk about this is an expert in us immigration and nationality longest and baxter an attorney with. >>cook baxter immigration llc dustin joins us from eugene oregon tonight. what are you expecting dustin to have happened this weekend and and our attorneys representing immigrants are they bracing for some legal action. >>yes, so we expect according to president trump's announcement via twitter that there's going to be a big crackdown on people with preexisting deportation orders so yes, his attorneys, you know personally my phone's been ringing off the hooand we're prepared for the worst were pai

in an important speech to the american bar association in 2003, justice kennedy called upon the legal profession to focus attention on our system of criminal punishment for excessively long sentences and high rate of incarceration. organizationd an for commission of criminal injustice. the 2004 report of this commission, according to my colleague, was a turning point in our approach to sentencing and incarceration. justice kennedy also realized we cannot very well advocate for our -- advocate for our constitutional ideals if we don't understand our constitutional design, therefore , he has been at the forefront for a more: for better civic education in our schools coming even designed educational exercise he called local dialogue on freedom," that is being used by over one million high school students in the u.s. his design of the will of law bookmark is important for us on this occasion. justice kennedy thought it was important to explain to the rest of the world the meaning and the purpose of the rule of law as it is understood by the american people and by other democracies through

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we had the president of the bar association. we had the children's alliance in our state. several hundred organizations whose mission is dedicated to helping the well-being and safety of children. they supported legalizing marijuana. state legislators whose reputations were unhelped, and family wellness and so on recognized the most dangerous thing about marijuana is when it is illegal. because then a kid with bad discretion can be caught with a joint in his pocket and he can't get into school. can't get a job. can't get a loan. and that sends him down the wrong track. john, after we legalized marijuana in washington state, i swear, i've never been hugged by so many big, black baptist pastors. they were so thankful that we took the crime out of the equation, because they cared about the ravages of the war on drugs to their community. not the problem caused by marijuana. that's why the naap endorses these issues. the naacp looks out for what's good for the african-american community. and, of course, drug problem is a huge issue in the african-american community, and they en

do state bar associations, why don't they do something to improve the guilt of lawyers? lawyers. >> well, there no question we as lawyers regulate ourselves to a large extent. we are a self-regulating profess. ion. we need to do a better job. the vast majority of lawyers are committed to the rule of law. with you given the sensitivity of the position and the importance of the position of lawyers, a few bad apples can wreak havoc in the system. >> tucker: that's true. nicely put. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you, tucker. >> tucker: the left calls itself the party of science but that seems sarcastic. the issue of abortion, if you cared about science you would find the remarkable advances in ultra-sound technology. we know more about the developing child than we did in 1973 when roe v.wade became law. look at the pre-natal images today. assess them for yourself. is that just another piece of flesh. no, it's a human being obviously. it's far too obvious for the purposes of the left. the abortion lobby doesn't want you to think about the reality behind their s

kennedy: why would you put it on your bar association card, and universities where she was teaching and trying to get a job, and why did they market your color in a way that would make them look more includes glimore inclusive.>> she has sus plans. kennedy: that is why she does well. when you talked, i was like this is the end of her campaign, she looked clueless, and mentally deficient. >> she has the policies but you ask her something simple of why did you do that, she is i don't know. kennedy: why were you a republican,. she said, i was fighting the banks, what does that mean? you are answering a different question, because you don't know what to say, you should know what to say. when people come on your show, they think it is a safe haven, that is why i'm always interested in what you have to say, week look at things inspectly. >> yes. kennedy: -- independently. kennedy: yes. >> we don rid don't ride the pa, this is a good time in politics, i would like to see people get out of the two party mind set, who do you like, i know you look kamala harris, i texted bobby bones, when i saw t

average 90 to gray raising the temperature playground equipment to about 1400 and the american bar associationsays it can result in a third-degree burn after five seconds the consumer products safety commission recommends parents and guardians to check playground equipment first, dress kids and long pants and watch for signs of burns and overheating. >>> big changes coming to this year's state fair in sacramento and organizers have announced they are swapping out the traditional fireworks show for high-tech alternative. 80 drones will light up the sky instead and the expos had issues with fireworks in the past. in 2015 a mortar round exploded on the ground causing a fire in the show was cut short and they are also considered to be more environmentally safe especially due to while fire danger and the drone shows will be on friday through sundays in the california state fair is july 12 through the 28th. >> i worked at the state for 25 years ago delivering food to the food booths at the clock in the morning.>> not involved in the fireworks. >> not at all. thank you for watching everybody as we gi

our public defender wrote a great letter for us, the district attorney, the bar association. please share this with your colleagues. with other district supervisors, we are still educating in a very different way that had to do with 2009. please continue to educate them so we can get this fixed and continue to follow through with our education plan, the center piece of which is this raise, so thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. oh, okay. public comment is now -- >> one quick issue, d.p.w. was saying -- i believe they were saying that they planted 2,000 trees a year or 10,000 trees a year, or they intended to, but at best, they plant about 2,000 trees a year. and also, prior to police officer chief scott's appointment and unfortunate incident occurred on haight street, a gentleman and brain cancer survivor was arrested. the individual had simply been walking his bike on the sidewalk to golden gait park. the officers provided as justification for the unlawful arrest the idea that they wanted to extend a background search for warrants across east bay. pre

does this say about the hong kong government in fact, we got some reaction from the hong kong bar associationan organization not usually vocal about hong kong politics, they expressed grave concern and called on the hong kong government to question itself in pushing forward with this controversial extradition bill >> what is the ultimate end game for both sides what are they both looking for >> the protesters are calling to retract the bill that's the end game. and a minor group of them are calling on hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, who is behind this proposal, to step down what is the end game for carrie lam and her government many experts who we have been speaking to on seasons in seasons cnbc asia have saying there is not much flexibility on her part because this is an idea that is mandated by the mainland chinese government and this is in fact something that the chinese government has been really fully supportive of and in the latest reaction as wellwell >>> a double dose of rare retail winners. the two sides that need to be on your radar today. >>> and later, our continued serie

normally live like this will take about 14 months, they would be a process of consultations with the bar associationkly it's being pushed through and that's what they are protesting as well. american researchers at duke university have worked out the ultimate limit of human endurance. and here are the results. they say one half times the body resting metabolic rate. they say it's capped at two and a half times the body's resting metabolic rate or about 4000 calories a day for an average person. in the long term, our bodies can't sustain anything higher than that. here's the lead author. we think that boundary, the lengthily humans can do are ultimately governed by how well you could take calories in and we think that because when we look at reality are we look at triathlons or longer longer races it's from —— the amount of weight people is, and across an appointment people maintain body weight and not lose weight in these events, is about what calories a day for anything more intense than that, they cannot maintain body weight and burning calories that even if they are stepping theirface burning cal

could a president say not the american bar association, not a particular committed group with a perspective on constitutional jurisprudence, no heritage society or federalist society, but some blue ribbon panel that puts, creates a pool of potential candidates for both the appellate and the supreme court together, and that's transparent, and the president commits that is the pool from which he or she will draw. that might be a powerful message to send about the way a government is run, but i don't know how you accompany set the on presidential -- accomplish presidential -- >> very motivating question, we expand the court in 2021, we expand the court in 2021 and in 2025 president cruz expand it further. are we on a merry-go-round? >> again, of course in an ideal world, we want a system that is stable. i don't see a path to getting a stable system or stable equilibrium unless we have a 3-part democracy agenda of killing the filibuster, of expanding the court, and passing hr one with statehood. if you do that, you add 50 million voters to the roles. in theory, president cruz will not be presid

democratic party chairman and former chair of the national bar association pat. both of you. scott europe first paid what you explain to speaker posey strategy to save off impeachment. >> she is trying not to impeach the president, i think there a lot of people in the democratic side in the house that will certainly want to and who have not spoken up. policy is right about one thing, it is almost like the president is big and the democrats to impeach him because he knows he will be exonerated in the senate but another peac piece that shes not say, donald trump in his team could say they're all about politics but they believe it would rev up their base in his is on ration with rev up just in time for the 2010 election that's on about political strategy within that can. thank goodness i'm not in that camp. [laughter] >> let me say something before you jump in. i have information hear from chad who's a group politics on the hills. he is pointing out that the redundant now is 432 members in the house of representatives, their 44 members, one of them is republican rep

mainland judicial system, according to many protesters that's exactly what we heard from hong kong bar association chief last week in my interview with him, as well. just to give you a bit more color what's going on here in hong kong. a bit of a paralysis in this area not just streets are being blocked and the standoff, but we're also hearing that small businesses are closing down, as well and i think i just heard tear gas being used, as well, on protesters, as well. so, very much of a fluid developing story behind me but banks are closing their branch offices and u.s. consulate is actually calling on protesters or calling on people to avoid this area, as well. you can see fume coming out in the backdrop behind me this just happening. this kind of aggressiveness happening just over the last hour, as well. goes to show how that one bad trigger will, you know, really have a bad effect on this peaceful, mostly peaceful demonstration against the amendment of hong kong's extradition law. guys >> thank you so much for bringing us the latest hfrom hon kong >>> some of the company stories we're looking at

in the meantime, in a rare move, hong kong's bar association coming out with a statement expressing grave concern over this unrest and calling on the hong kong government to question itself in pushing ahead with this current proposal to change the law to make arrangements to extradite criminal suspects of hong kong to mainland china for trial. as of yesterday hong kong's chief executive carrie lam said she will go ahead with this amendment but she won't do anything that's not in the interest of hong kong and it's people i'm chery kang for cnbc hong kong. >>> coming up, we'll be live in luxembourg where they are discussing the ongoing challenges around italy's debt do stay with us. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you

and, in fact, last week i spoke to the hong kong bar association, the chairman and what he said was thatgh review is being done in terms of what happens after the ext extradition. so, a lot of concerns over the mainland chinese rule of law and judicial system on the other side brian. >> yeah, moments ago we saw a picture, chery, of protesters being hit with tear gas from the police i noted that the police commissioner has, indeed, called this a riot. we can see some of the protesters coming over barricades and swinging hammers at doors, et cetera. any indication this will end organically or will it go on until it's fully suppressed or the protesters get what they want could this take place tomorrow and friday and into the weekend? >> well, i'm personally anticipating for this story to drag on clearing my other schedules, as well it's a fluid situation i don't know that. i don't have an answer for you i will tell you, though. when the hong kong police chief actually had that statement out calling what happened today a riot, just moments after the hong kong police really tried to use their

. >> my name is stephanie, i am supervising attorney at the justice and diversity fund bar association of san francisco. our agency is a member of the domestic violence consortium and we are trying for funded. one of the things that we - that is important to our funding is is important to our dv agencies. working incredibly hard, we are working incredibly hard together. about 22,000 phone calls are made, from the san franciscans, to the community on an annual basis. for each call, that doesn't mean that they are getting one service. for instance, i represent clients in family law matter, when it's related to domestic violence. i can't do my job without the shelters, the 24 hour hotline, the supportive services. my clients cannot fight for custody of her children if she doesn't have a place to bring her children home. finding all of us is incredibly important. i know we are asking for something that sounds like a lot. it is over 39 programs and over 27 agencies. each dollar means a huge world of difference to our clients. thank you for your support in the past. you guys have been incred

well the american bar association supports the idea in general we did this as a conversation starter. >>knowing that. diversity of opinion on what needs to be included in this proffered says his colleagues in the house seemed to be willing to seriously consider his plan. >>in washington, i'm just eaten or we first brought you this developing story through a push alert on our kron 4 news app. >>download it today for everything you need to know about the immigration raise due to happen this weekend and to keep up with all breaking news as it all right, let's take a live look outside on this friday and see how lovely it is still looking out over the san francisco bay to see that fall trying to come together a role in hard to get a prettier shots and that is just absolutely gorgeous first day of summer non the priest is here to tell us can start warming up like summer should. >>yeah it's going to start warming up and not only that but above average temperatures expected this weekend not just along the coast. but our interior valleys as well so we're going to notice that warming trend alre

. >> the american bar association was the gold standard, the be-all and end-all when we were kids. are they even involved these days? when the president says i have a list of judges, who gave him that list? >> the federalist society and the heritage foundation. and don mcgahn. actually in the book i explain a little bit the night of the -- scalia's death trump's going to the debate, he's on the phone with don mcgahn, who is his campaign counsel, and they're worried that ted cruz is going to put trump on the defensive. his sister was a federal judge. people thought he might appoint liberal judges. and trump says what if i throw out some names. and that was really the origin of the famous list. they said they needed names to confirm -- to convince conservatives that they were going to be okay. and of course don mcgahn's first name he said was brett kavanaugh. but they didn't end up using that name that night. but the a.b.a., yeah, the ratings, it used to be a factor. >> yeah. >> the republicans disregard them unless they're really good, like where they were with gorsuch and kavanaugh

the brazilian bar association has called for moro to be suspenended and for all prosecutors involved in the car wash scandal probe be disbanded. moro has denied any wrongdoing and clclaims the mesessages have been t taken out of contntext. moro wrote in a statement -- "i lament the lack of indication of the source of the person responsible for the criminal invasion of the prosecutors' cell phones. as well as the position of the site that did not contact me before the publication, contrary to basic rule of journalism. as for the content of the messages they mention, there is no sign of any abnormality or providing directions as a magistrate, despite being taken out of context and the sensationalismsm of the article" vermont senator and 2020 presidential candidate bernie sanders told the intercept -- "today, it is clearer than ever that lula da silva was imprisoned in a politicized prosecution that denied him a fair trial and due process. during his presidency, lula oversaw huge reductions in poverty and remains brazil's most popular politician. i stand with political and social leader

do state bar associations -- why don't they do something to improve the quality of lawyers?lp all lawyers. >> well, there is no question that we, as lawyers, we regulate ourselves to a large extent. the r state bar's, we are largey a self-regulating profession. and we need to do a better job of that. the vast majority of lawyers are good people and are committed to the rule of law. our judges, our lawyers, by and large, in my experience, are good people. but given the sensitivity of the position and the importance of the position of lawyers, one bad apple or a few bad apples can wreak havoc on the system. >> tucker: that is totally true. nicely put. mr. larson, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you, tucker. >> tucker: the left calls itself the party of science bur at this point that seems more like a sarcastic description than anything else. consider the issue of abortion. if you cared about science, he would have been following the remarkable advances in ultrasound technology over the past 40 years. we know incalculably more about the developing child and we d

the feckless bars don't do anything, and i say that, i mean the bar association, not william barr. exactly the kind of prosecutor that should never be allowed in a court of law. >> jason: sara, i got a real problem with people who have such high security clearances -- higher than members of congress, people like brandon and klapper and weissmann. and comey and mccabe. these are all people at the highest echelon with the highest security clearance, and e they think they can just go on television and start talking about this stuff in writing books! >> this is what i don't understand, and i think this is what the american people don't understand: brandon was supposed to have a security clearance revoked. we have heard that he still has his security clearance, despite the fact that president trump ordered his to clearly clearance revoked, so what we know is that there has been a lot of slow walking in the bureaucracy. people aren't following through, and he was on television, he makes money on the cable networks. he and klapper, both with high-level security clearances, access to those

be transferred from one district court to another because there was so much pressure and the bar associationand that was done by the supreme court and there were a large number of witnesses, and the prosecution did itsjob, and today we have a verdict, and i think that this is important, and to be celebrated. it was fast enough and wonderful to see, even with such examples where there is a lot of pressure from the national media, not so much from the international media, it is wonderful to see that at least in such cases justice is swift enough. this is russian journalist ivan golunov — he's known for his investigations of high level corruption. last week he was arrested — and accused of seeking to sell a synthetic drug which he was carrying. his lawyer says the drugs were planted — and that this is in an attempt to silence him. he was arrested in moscow. and now there's a video that appear to back up claims that he'd been beaten. this was posted on the russian news site breaking mash on saturday. we see ivan golunov lift up his shirts to show marks on his back. he says he was kept in custody

we are a volunteer youth bar voluntary bar -- association committed to ensuring that the legal system treats everyone fairly. regardless of money, position, or power. our current plan focuses on training, developing leaders, advocacy, and building community. being a washington council lawyer member these two great events like this one in the conversation with justice elena kagan that we are hosting on july 18. you can learn more about that members only event on our website. he and a member also makes you part of a community of lawyers from all sectors that gather together for the common cause of ensuring access to justice. if that sounds like you and you are not already a member. i hope you'll consider becoming one. you can sign up online, or you can sign up on your way out after the program. for today's events you can follow us on twitter and we are using the #otis press. i would now like to introduce our moderator for today's discussion, paul smith the vice president and litigation of strategy for the campaign legal center. paul has argued before the u.s. supreme court 21 times. and

with the philadelphia bar association, with the large law firm that i used to be at. so i'm trying to see what concepts we've been using there that might translate. one of the big ones was that leadership had to come -- leadership had to be fully onboard that, if it was just talk or just words, they had to walk the walk. dr. mitchell, can you speak to your experience and how that might translate here? >> i think that statement that you made is correct. and particularly when you think about millennials and workforce, they sense absence of leadership or empty words very, very quickly. what we've done is making sure that leerdship walks the walk is tie our personal performance metrics to different vie verse ti and inclusion activities. focused on mentoring people who look different than or have different backgrounds than yourself and a variety of other things. so to make sure that you're doing more than just that empty talk, i think when it comes to accountability such as performance and evaluation, it becomes much, much more deliberate. >> so that leads to my next quest

resource action center, asian americans advancing justice, and the national asian pacific american bar association for their work to support these individuals and their help in raising this issue before the house. i'd also like to thank my colleagues, especially representatives alan lowenthal, lou correa, zoe lofgren for their work on behalf of these communities. thank you, mr. chair. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? mrs. lowey: mr. chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition, although i am not opposed. the chair: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. lowey: while deportation policies is a component of immigration and should most appropriately be considered by the house judiciary committee, i appreciate my friend raising awareness on this issue. the concerns expressed here today are echoed by many communities across the country who were distressed by the administration's actions. i commend the gentleman from california for highlighting

. >> because what has happened in my day in the white house is the american bar association developed a rule, rule 1.13 which makes it very clear in representation of an organization that the client are not the constituents of the organization or the person who runs the organization or people who run the organization. it is the organization. as a result, mr. mcgahn represents not donald trump, but he represents the office of the president. so he has a very different client. he also apparently from press reports has advised the president that he has no attorney/client privilege. so that's why i would assume is the reason he referred the president to outside counsel to deal with these issues. >> thank you. the report goes on to cite contemporaneous notes taken by mr. mcgahn on may 23. on pages 81 and 82 of volume two it says, quote, mcgahn advised that the president could discuss the issue with his personal attorney but it would look like still trying to meddle in the investigation and knocking out mueller would be another fact used to claim obstruction of justice. professor, what is yo

we have the president of the bar association. we had the trojans alliance in our state.anizations whose mission is dedicated to the safety of children supported legalizing marijuana. state legislators whose reputations were health and family wellness recognized the most dangerous thing about marijuana -- when it is illegal. then kids can be cut. he kept getting at the school. sense, he had done the wrong track. after we legalized marijuana in washington state, i have never been hugged by many black baptist pastors. they were so thankful that we took the crime out of the equation because they cared about the ravages of the war on drugs to their community, not the problem caused by marijuana. that is why the naacp endorses these issues. the naacp looks out for what is good for the african-american community. legalizingdorse marijuana smartly because they know that the most tragic thing about marijuana for people who are struggling is the fact that it is illegal. host: about 10 minutes before the house comes in for the day. taking your phone calls with rick steves as we dis

that's how the california state bar association is labeling disgraced lawyer michael avenatti filinghim on involuntary inactive status. it's the first step towards disbarring him. avenatti is accused of several crimes, including attempting to extort mikey and miss appropriating his client's money. despite speculation, jason chaffetz will not run for governor of utah in 2020. former republican congressman and fox news contributesser confirming his plans despite several local polls showing him in prime position for a run. chaffetz says is he not prepared to endorse anyone for the job. send it back to you. steve: now we know. ainsley: not ruling it out down out road though speaking of politics again. steve: the president of the united states is going down the road. it looks as if he is entering the 10 downing street area. what is going to happen here over the next hour or so is he is going to be holding further talks with prime minister theresa may, just within the last half hour or so ago, he did say to theresa may, regarding the fact that he believes the united states can wind up with

it is a significant landmark as one of the earliest lgbtq bars that is associated with the development of lgbtq communities in san francisco. it is also significant for its association with the owner who became a one of the people on the front lines in the fight for lgbtq rights in the san francisco. the property owner submitted the final landmark designation report in august of 2018. the h.b.c. initiated designation on september 5th, 2018 and unanimously recommended a landmark designation to the board of supervisors on october 17th, 2018. at monday's meeting, the land use committee forwarded the landmark to the full board with a positive recommendation. next on the agenda, they heard the original and duplicated a.d.u. and new construction ordinance introduced. this would allow new construction to bring our local program into compliance with the state, with state law. this was first heard at land use on may 20th and continued until june 3rd so the proposed amendments could be added. for the original ordinance, the supervisor incorporated the amendments recommended by you, the planning

bar or the weekend. oding's attorney told the associated press the video from the bar will prove he is isn't. gooding met with investigators in new york today. the actor won an a academyward back in 1997 for his role in "jerry maguire". >>> now to some breaking news from montgomery county where a worker has died at the solid waste transfer station in derwood. the work was trap under a large pile of brush including tree stumps and yard debris. rescuers were able to locate him when theyeard his two-way radio, but it was too late. authorities say the worker died there at the scene. >>> a d.c. police officer is charged withsex abuse. he is accused of sexually ng assaultihe victim monday during a therapeutic treatment. he has een withe d.c. police the past seven years. he works in 4d. his police powers have been voked and he's been assigned duties where he has no contact with the public. piece chief peter newsham says his actions are a disgrace to anyone who wears a badge. >> two oil tankers were attacked fff the coast and the u.s. is causing iran o doing i. the cargo is reported to be intact. the

golding has served as president of the caribbean bar association, central florida chapter, as an immigrant, he has made his history and made history when he was selected to serve as chairman of the orange county school board's biracial committee. since august, 2015, mr. golding has been selected to serve as the jamaica diaspora board member. in this role, he confidently advises the minister of foreign affairs for the government of jamaica on jamaica diaspora issues. he's been laysor focused on galvanizing the skills and talent of the members of the caribbean community for strengthening the voice of the caribbean communities in the spaces they reside. notably, he continues to be involved with the planning and execution of the annual celebration of caribbean american heritage month. wayne credits his drive and commitment to his community to the lessons learned from his grandparents, the support of his wife of 30 years, lois a. golding, from their two children, tesanee golding and yne golding jr., his mother, minette, as well as mentors and leaders on whose shoulders he stands. and for that,

your vote was to retain the conditional use authorization for outdoor activities associated with a bar use. during the hearing, there was significant debate around whether the restricted use districts in the city should retain their quarter-mile buffers for l.c.u.s and l.c.c.s uses. supervisor peskin recommended going to the individual communities to let them decide whether to retain the buffers. many members of the public came to speak in favor of the legislation, along with neighbors, a few neighborhood advocates who came to speak in opposition. supervisor peskin submitted his proposed changes to the committee. the committee voted to continue the item with all proposed amendments submitted at the hearing by supervisor brown included and with the request for the committee to consider the additional amendments submitted by supervisor peskin at the following hearing on july 8. next, the committee considered supervisor mandelman's amendments on building standards. you heard this item on june 8 with required amendments. the full board only had one planning item this week, which was a ceqa

was to retain the condition a lot use authorization requirement for outdoor activity areas associated with the bar use. without public comment, this item continued to june 24th because the committee ran out of time. and then on tuesday at the full board, there were three items that all passed on second read. the landmark designation for 524 union street, a.k.a. the paper doll, the planning code amendment, a regional commercial and folsom street transit districts and the last ordinance was the accessory dwelling units in new construction. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> there are no questions the board of appeals on behalf of the zoning administration the board of appeals met last night and the planning commission considered two requests for discretionary review for the project at 463 duncan street december 8th. the proposal was to expanding a single-family home and the concerns were mostly related to privacy and the across the street neighbors' concerns were related to anesthetics. the planning commission took d.r. and reduced the depth of deck and required a privacy screen along the eastside of th

bar door. in nineteen sixty nine gay sex was illegal the american psychiatric association considered homosexuality a mental illness fifty years ago in new york city if you were. a homosexual and announced at a bar you were homosexual you wanted a drink. you could not be served you could be arrested the solicitation for entrapment but not nights mall a turning point the lgbtq community united and full back against oppression yeah. this is have a local paper reported on the uprising in twenty sixteen barack obama declared the sites of the uprising and national monuments but the struggles multi vignettes. donald trump in this administration is a threat to lgbt rights. it's a threat to anyone who's different. and it's a threat that should not be taken lightly. on sunday new yorkers will fly the rainbow flag is the mall. milton will be that head held high proud of the call he played in the history of the gay rights movement. let's bring you at some more on this set most dean is a history professor at san francisco state university on also over the stonewall riot so we can cross life to him now assistin

associated, too. what we're seeing a lot of people leaving bars are hopping on them when the judgment is not great.ry convenient for them to do it, and the consequences have been deadly in our town as a result of that convenience. i don't think that in the end we will be without scooters, electric scooters. but i think the companies are going to have to come up with a regulatory scheme that works. we probably need a way for everybody to have access to a helmet before they hop on and probably need to have a physical location where you pick them up and drop them off. and if the business is as lucrative as it seems i think the companies are going to find a way to come up with a better sense of regulation here in nashville so that they can stay but not have the big negative impact that they're having on our city. i think that's the sense of where we want to go ipnashville. we want to be open to innovation, but we also want to make sure that innovation that is through the result of an app developed somewhere else in the world that if filtrates our city doesn't have such a bad consequence for folks who a