the bar association and the bar associations are still not ready to adjust to your law, so that theynopolizing this action, while these minerals actually cause the symbol and it is a manifestation of the legality of the law, but in practice it is not like this. also, today, with the insistence of the members of the parliament on their previous resolution regarding the holding of the parliamentary elections in tehran in a proportional manner, this paragraph of the plan to amend articles of the parliament election law to determine the final task to the council of expediency meeting the parliament approved an urgent plan to amend the law on the punishment of arms and ammunition smuggling and the owners of illegal weapons and ammunition. 220 members of the parliament also issued a statement addressed to the president about the actions of the ministry of oil in the stable supply of gas last winter, the opening of the second stage of the abadan petrorefinery and exploitation of the 14th stage of south pars was praised. speaker of the parliament introduced the radio and television as the fl

of the iranian bar association was on the agenda, and with 158 votes in favor of the total 220 and 11 and the mixture was approved research and it has been investigated that the method of determining the capacity to accept law trainees is one of the important matters that is to be investigated in economic planning, it is possible to check which part of the law on facilitating the issuance of business licenses, open access to information and lawyers' associations, has not been implemented and some from other economic matters, let's investigate and check that before we enter into the discussion , we will come back to the guests of the report program that our colleagues in the judicial country food research of the sed and sima news agency will prepare for you. we will be at your service. the past is for graduation the law degree had reached here after several years of pursuing these black applicants , the law was passed to facilitate the issuance of business licenses. the alternative scientific quorum for determining the capacities of the cells of the facilitation plan for new lawyers wh

and governments to counter this ancient plan. web design research and investigation from the bar association in the parliament, the method of determining the capacity and acceptance of legal trainees will be checked, the extent to which it is the world standard, and we will check the lawsuits and complaints at the economic desk , which part of the law on facilitating the issuance of business licenses and the law on free access to information it has not been implemented in the lawyers association and the localization of the safety valve of automatic recycling of a strategic product in the power plant and petrochemical industry . the president and officials and a group of employees of the judicial branch, emphasizing the unique importance of this branch, the full implementation of the transformation document in the judicial system and the fight against corruption inside and outside this system, the restoration of public rights, the provision of legitimate freedoms and the prevention of crime, are among the important duties of the branch. judiciary and the main judgment about the activities of

if this law, which now facilitates the issuance of business licenses, if the bar association implements the set of laws, how does it feel for the people? what what is happening to the economic activity of the people? is it possible for someone who has studied and wants to become a lawyer to become a lawyer? the computer of the mobile bus has gone bad . please, i will ask you the 1400th question. for the information, i would like to ask your presence if this discussion about the license and all this is resolved, what will happen to the people, what will happen to the people, the access of the people to legal advice will be easy, it will be cheap. for example , he received 10-20% of that amount for the difference in volume we do this so that we can accept your representation, which means that it will actually be removed from that monopoly , it will create a lot of prevention from the side that was involved in black talk, which means that the flavor of minimum legal disputes will be reduced because the contracts that are drawn up will be written. this will be regulated more carefully by ob

office of the commissioner, but also representatives of the committee of the red cross of the bar association volunteers from the youth council at its commissioner for human rights, but at the temporary accommodation center . we are now in the belgorod state university a large number of people live. here you also had a meeting, there was communication with them, what people said, did they all and for yourself , did you see any shortcomings that need to be corrected, but i probably have to convey words of gratitude to the governor and his team, they talked about him, uh, practically everything is separate, that he is with us that there is no this gap between the authorities and the people, this is very important. i looked at the terms and conditions. how do people live, how are people with limited mobility located , those who find it difficult to get up, do they have the necessary means of transportation, and wheelchairs. i must say that they provided everything i needed very important. and what, a specially mobile medical center, but located next to this hostel, which allows you to measure pr

in 2018, the american bar association urged jurisdictions to prohibit the death penalty for anyone who was 21 or younger at the time of the offense. andrew andrea, lionel, thank you . hollywood could be facing another walkout. sag-aftra the union representing tv and film actors has voted to authorize a strike if a deal isn't reached by the end of the month. a walkout by the writers guild enters its sixth week today. wages and i are central to both disputes. talks between the actors and producers are set to begin tomorrow. time now for a look at your morning weather. quebec is asking for international help as the canadian province faces increased wildfires. more than 160 have burned half a million acres. the smoke from canada's wildfires has led to air quality alerts today in the us. many in the northeast dime sized hail. meanwhile riddled parts of eastern tennessee yesterday, the system came through as severe thunderstorm warnings were issued across the region. looking at today's highs, 80s and 90s in the northwest 80s along much of the nation's midsection, 70s and 80s in the northeast

he said, at least for now, i think it will be very difficult for the bar associates and i can come back and i do think that is a plan there as far as he's concerned. i think the homepage that he will damage or issue. so you're not quite badly that really so you're not will lose the election for the conservative sound that he will be able to find his way back to parliament in another state. and perhaps be called upon by the conservative policy to make them in a position long time watches off the bar a strong since august. no, never to count the man out will reach out to 0. london arrives released to $2700000000.00 in frozen assets to a run after receiving a sanctions waiver from us. it comes out to a string of meetings involving us of a noun on, on monday officials. those are bodies get more from to one to the latest announcement from the iraqi officials, as well as the confirmation from the head of iran, iraq chamber of commerce highlights the fact that iran is still fighting to get paid for the services is providing to a number of countries and in case of iraq, this 3, nearly $30000000

october of 2022, american bar association hardly a conservative organization, talking about the espionageion this case president at powers. here is what they say, they conclude this -- similarly, prevailing law. federal officials, president is the president. to establish specificity and memorialization for future handling, but extent of a president's legal authority to declass materials, without those formalities has yet to be challenged in court, we have a rogue prosecutor and rogue attorney general said we'll challenge it in court, we're indicting you. is that the way, ladies and gentlemen we're supposed to figure it out, even if you believe there some conflict or confusion, i don't think so. that is not the way it works. what about this issue of obstruction? the department of justice took the position be obstruction with espionage act presidential record act and a formal position with former secretary of state, democrat nominee for president in 2016, they hill clinton they said we'll not prosecute some cases that is their precedents, and hillary clinton case is much worse than you know

he also chairs the new york state bar association task force aimed at maintaining diversity and is also an attorney and partner at the paul weiss law firm. it's great to have you. good morning. >> thank you very much. >> so, for you, this is about students, about what happens with their careers in becoming future lawyers, but it's also personal for you. can you share your personal experience and then reaction to what the court has done here? >> in addition to everything you mentioned, i'm also a trustee of columbia university. and just a month ago in anticipation of this decision i was recalling to lee bollinger, i was in the midst of applying to law school, anxiously awaiting the supreme court's decision. the decision in 1978 permitted higher education, universities, colleges to consider diversity in enrolling students. i said to lee were it not for that decision, i was admitted to columbia law school i would not be sitting in the room as a trustee of columbia 45 years later. it is still the impulse of many to self-segregate where we live, socialize and work. diversity in higher educat

i answered your questions lawyer for cases from an accident , a member of the russian bar association today is a special edition of the 60-minute program with all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the russia channel that's why cleaning is important and needed a resident of los angeles, decided to dismantle the basement in the test house and found some boxes of boxes and bags, and there are hundreds of thousands of small coins to load the car it took a whole day the age of the medics well at least 40 years old man decided me money in the bank for modern ones, but he was refused, then the owner of the deposit rushed to be a collector. he was advised not to sell nakhodka until it becomes known where it came from in the house. however, the guy did not wait, put the coin up for sale for $ 25,000, so more than two million rubles, then he will regret your regret that he cheapened the sale of the treasure. i would teach someone who wants to lower the mortgage rate for money. now this service is becoming more and

do, damned if they don't situation because the whole point of that webinar that the american bar associationls to sort of be speaking out about these kinds of things. and there are some people who criticize them from speaking out. and others don't. in my own view is no one i know who is formerly in the intelligence community and that includes not only sue gordon but people like john bren sxn michael haden and james clapper and others, when they arespeak speaking they are speaking not to affect politics but they're speaking because of their deeply held and strongly felt obligation to national security. and they see donald trump as a national security threat, which he is. he was when he was president. he's been one since he left. and he will be one again if he's ever the president again. and that i think to your point, to your question, and i'm sorry i took so long to get there, is yes. i do think they need to speak out about the heart of what this is about. >> i mean, look, that's everything. there's one purpose of these conversations, is to arrive at what would make the country safer. and it

that's according to the american bar association. joining us now former u.s.alabama and an msnbc legal analyst, our friend joyce vance. so, joyce, let's start there. sort of startling when it's laid out like that just how little experience the judge has. what's your assessment? do you think from what you know that she'd be ready to handle a case of this complexity and magnitude? >> so, jonathan, every judge who's appointed to the federal bench has to start someplace, but none of them have had to start with a case like this, and it would certainly be a difficult stretch. but here's the impact of what we know about aileen cannon's experience and much of the criticism is legitimate but only to the sense she's new to the bench like every other judge has been new to the bench at some point. there is no mechanism for disqualifying a judge because they're new or only tried four cases. in a situation like this you would love to see a judge with a lot of experience involved. you might even think that the court would, the judges amongst themselves, might have a conversa

i-i guess, in retrospect, it was a little crazy that i wanted to show you my state bar association award. stop. and it's possible i come on a little too strong. no. no, no. i like to think that i'm greener than i am, but maybe i just want the credit without doing all the hard work that you do. well, you're right -- it is hard, but, you know, it's also alienating. you know, no one wants to be friends with me. i-i can't tell you the last time i had people over for dinner, which is probably a good thing. you know, with solar power, it takes four days to roast a chicken. really? if you want it cooked all the way through, yeah. hmm. you know i had salmonella three times? wow. yeah. if you want to come over to our house for dinner, we kind of owe you. you can play with my dollhouse. yeah? is it made from sustainable materials? forget it. like locally, there's been other groups who have been protesting . protesters show up to the san lorenzo library trying to put an end to the library's drag story hour. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon counter-protester. met those

just barely meets the american bar association's minimum length of experience after graduating law schoolher position. she's been a member the conservative federalist society since 2005 and in the days since her appointment to this case, there have been questions about how judge cannon ended up on the case and whether or not she would remain on the case at all. just last, night a chief clerk confirmed to the new york times that judge cannon would remain on the case unless she recuse herself. that same clerk also said normal procedures were followed in the assignment of the case. i want to talk more about the assignment of judge cannon and the logistic of the trial might play out for the former united states attorneys carroll lamp and joyce vance. they're gonna join me after the break. break. liyour car insurance...es so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realiz

and i've been working on prior chief i worked with the bar association, all of those organizations have consistently stated that policy processes outside of the department general orders is wrong. and the same is true now, it's not consistent with the department justice report. not every bureau order is wrong. and that's not my view. there are bureau orders that are fully within, like vice president carter-oberstone, said, if it's interpreting and provide thating direction to members, but that's not what we see in these particular orders. and if you change the heading, you would not know the difference, they're just significant policy provisions. so just because 3.1 provide, does not grant authority. that's not something that the commission is empowered to differ to the department on. the charter haez only with the commission. it's not our role to recommend policy, it's our role to enact policy. we're not advisory body, we're policy body. that's why it's important to have this discussion. and the fact that they authorized, has not changed. this is like if you told somebody that you can

pro bono services to equity applicants that group evolved to the current were partnership the bar association enjoys with office cannabis today. since 20 ton i developd and taught legal and finance 101 through the city college of san francisco program and i authored legal articles addressing law including one last month look at california cannabis provision and it is commerce clause. fiwere to be appointed my goal would to be daily and with integrity serveace a resource on california laws related cannabis i want to be appointed i care about legal, revving litted and tested and environmental associately equal cannabis in san francisco i lived for 19 years. as a gill man who knows about the role that stigma play in our law and institutions i see value in the mittied of water works removing stigma from cannabis in society. i want to play a troll help the communities garth and evaluate data and hope to pleasure objectives with iny teg rit and he emphasis on equity. i thank you for your time and i'm available for questions. thank you. >> next issan 21et for seat 16. >> good morning. can you see mo

caattorney for the attorney of the day program housed in the justice and diversity center of bar association of san francisco in d6. i provide training for vol they're immigration attorneys. asooim cycleum seek nears court are likely to win if than i have council. october of 22 to april of 23 only 8 out of every thousand immigrants able to have rep 7ation for case. it is imperative funding for representation increase. members deserve to have work. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon i'm carlos hamilton i live in san francisco in the richmond part of d1. i'm coordinator for justice center of the association of san francisco. investment in our collaborative provides legal and social programs to clients beyond deportation defense. among organization wes have programs related to housing mental health eviction, family law, domestic violence, youth program and food banks. federal impact lit bagz to ensure our work benefits clines. we are asking the board provide funding through the add back press to expand services to meet the needs of the immigrant community and sustain our current work. t

. >> we likely entire hearing on just the weaponization of this bar association against people as a consequencethe politics you have extensive test many of that but i do before we adjourned want to thank all of our chemists and who attended there is work to do now what we drawn from all of you and for my colleagues here is that we have to use the power of legislation we have to power of appropriation writers and the power for homeland rule to look at specific bureaucrats who have turned against their oath we may have to use the powers of impeachment and congresswoman green and i believe strongly that holiness necessarily taking action on that we have work to do to persuade some of our colleagues we are certain the conversations you had with this will help focus the congress on legal issues before we conclude from a david summer has trouble here and represents the organization and i understand that you have a number of pieces but i'm just messing up about while not going to interrogate you. but it won't recognize you for comment and you understand that there's number of pieces of evidence that y

. >> we likely could have an entire hearing on weaponization of bar associations against people as a consequence of politics and -- we can have accident tensive testimony and we want to thank panelist who have attended there's work to do now and -- we have drawn in sharp relief from all of you and from my colleagues here is that we have to use power of legislation and we have to use power of appropriations writers we have to use power of the rule as doctor said to look at specific bureaucrats who have turned against their oath and we may have to use power of impeachment and congresswoman t greene and i believe strongly in that when it is necessary and we have taken action on that and we have work to do to persuade some of our colleagues and we endeavor to do that and we're certain that the conversations you've had with us will help focus the congress on critical issues before we conclude david has traveled here and -- represents the stop hate organization i understand, that you have -- youan have a number of pieces -- i'm just recognizing you not recognizing you and not going to inte

and when you get the answer for the bar and just associated biodiversity, different course across india have fast orders over the years to dane in san mining activities. the government who has set tools for sustainable signed mining practices, however, on the ground and for some end of these woods remain wanting as india of appetite for signed rules for those like our guys who live in the shadow of unchecked sand mining, the air force to stem its damage continue, but why all the mining all of this? and that's because i see these are expanding on people who need houses to live in houses need sands to be built. would it be fair to expect someone to live in a padded room just because we've used up all the sand and what's left is either very expensive or you need it? probably not. then what's the solution? the solution is the recycling existing building materials. i'm finding out alternate materials, like, upside consent. let's find out more about this. over the past 70 years, india's financial capital one buy has gone from just under a 1000000 people. over 20000000. the city is always buil

caattorney for the attorney of the day program housed in the justice and diversity center of bar association of san francisco in d6. i provide training for vol they're immigration attorneys. asooim cycleum seek nears court are likely to win if than i have council. october of 22 to april of 23 only 8 out of every thousand immigrants able to have rep 7ation for case. it is imperative funding for representation increase. members deserve to have work. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon i'm carlos hamilton i live in san francisco in the richmond part of d1. i'm coordinator for justice center of the association of san francisco. investment in our collaborative provides legal and social programs to clients beyond deportation defense. among organization wes have programs related to housing mental health eviction, family law, domestic violence, youth program and food banks. federal impact lit bagz to ensure our work benefits clines. we are asking the board provide funding through the add back press to expand services to meet the needs of the immigrant community and sustain our current work. t

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar associationsan francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it is a

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

bottom line as to why we're here was most articulated by one of our public commenters from the bar association of san francisco which is the bottom line is, the practice of making general policy bureau orders is not consistent with 21st policing practices, it's not consistent with best practices and the progress that has been made here. these bureau orders were without as it notes and the opinion of the resolution. the resolution will speak for itself. i want to be clear that this resolution is a statement of dis approval about some of the action that's were taken. and as president elias said, it should be a clear and ambiguous fashion. there have been a lot of reforms. abs. it's important and i've had the conversation with the chief, it's important to call out when a lot of progress has been made but equally important to note when things are done that, are inconsistent with that which is what we see here. like president elias said, what i'm most focused on resolution is outcomes, is making sure that we're on the front page and this will not happen again. i've had numerous conversation with th

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

served on themerican bar association's committee on immigration as the vice chair of the refugee council, usa from 2006 to 2008 and serves on the board. she received her jdrom the university schooof law and ba in history from brown university. i think the witnesses a recognize mr. wolf for five minutes to summarize his opening statement. >> chairman gin, representative thompson, thank you for the opportunity to teify today. by any objective measure, the u.s. is facing the worst humanitarian national security crisis along the southern border in the nation's history. today's rder security system is unrecognizable from the america first policies in the trump administration or even those in place in the previous administrations. in all candor this is the first administration of either political party to deliberately take steps to diminish the security along the southern border. the country has experienced the largest mass scale catch and release policy that has resulted in 4.5 million illegal aliens including 1.5 million known got a ways bng allowed into the american communities. that is a p

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar associationcould be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it is a very dark time in america, and i'm really proud that that barrier attorneys, the legal community care have stepped up to answer the call. it's very important that's great. so now the non citizen voting program that was passed by voters just for school

he was a skilled cocker, a person who waterproofed the ships but because of the caulkers association that barred blacks from being, he couldn't get a job and so this organization was saying, well, look, you know, you can't just free people and then deprive them of a right to earn a living. you have to allow them to be full citizens and to have full access to everything in society another thing was integrating schools these public schools. this these were public dollars. and so there should not be a prohibition about blacks becoming part of these public schools and abolishing any prohibition to interracial marriages, as well as uplifting the community. in many ways. and so here are a few pictures of some of the most black abolitionists in the country. of course, we have paul coffey, who is one of the earliest black who owned his own shipping in new bedford or william wells brown or henry highland garnett, charlotte fortune grimm key. frances. ellen watkins, harper. all also as e.w. harper, whose most famous poem bury me in a free land was so powerful. in fact, i want to just recite the opening li

the dominant, straight v, how i assume it's the 3rd of the associated with the intelligence and beeping some of the bar in the board to do that. that's i wasn't sure. but mister ellis, this is a very interesting question to consider again as an assist or as a philosopher, because i am for one a, a big fan of the ancient history, ancient literature. and what strikes me is a sort of the human eyes ation of the humans that is going on. i mean, the split between the mental intellectual capacity of the psychological or ethical capacity which always distinguish us as a species. and i think my concern is that any new technology comes to, to him would charge a certain aspect of our nature and desensitized another. and i wonder how does a i play into that? is it more likely to balance those in balances, or is it more likely to exacerbate them? so it just depends on how we.

one passenger spoke with the associated press says as families barred from leaving the hospital where they're staying at and they can't use their credit cards to buy food from the vending machines because of the sanctions over russia's war on ukraine. air india is expected to sign a replacement plane. so those passengers can get back to the u.s. according to one passenger, they've been told that they will likely leave russia continue their trip to the u.s. tomorrow. so we're hoping that they're going to be able to get on that plane. make it back to the united states safely. now on our in, we're going to keep an eye on that situation. we'll let you know if there are any developments as they happen both on air or online at kron 4 dot com, harvey send it back to both at the dais. ok, thank you. ran a 10. 0, 8 and happening right now, the nevada state legislature is having a special session. >> to figure out what they want to do with the a's. the a's want their ballpark on the strip. yeah, it will. the state, the city, the county fund it. that's the question. crawford's tiffany justice li

how assume it be titled into associated with the intelligence and the things some of the bar in the bottom do that. that's i wasn't sure. but mister ellis, this is a very interesting question to consider again as an assist or as a philosopher. because i am for one a, a big fan of the ancient history, ancient literature. and what strikes me is a sort of the human eyes ation of the humans that is going on. i mean, the split between the mental intellectual capacity and the psychological or ethical capacity which always distinguished us as a species. and i think my concern is that any new technology comes to, to him would charge a certain aspect of our nature and desensitized another. and i wonder how does a i play into that? is it more likely to balance those or imbalances, or is it more likely to exacerbate them? so it just depends on how we build these 2 as i b b. how to control it right now you can go to judge b d, all right, which is a very powerful language model you oscar to use. um lets say it'd be done, i'd wise or otherwise, i'm gonna try and we doesn't do that. why? because of the p

. >> who spoke with the associated press says that their family is barred from leaving the hospital where they're being put up right now and they can't use your credit cards to buy food from the vending machines. because as you may know, sanctions are in place over russia because of its war with ukraine. so there is no financial movement of with american credit cards in that country. can you imagine? now we're looking at a live shot at sfo here. and, you know, >> this is where it was supposed to land. so it was supposed to land there and now it's diverted and they're at this hostel and the word is, is that? >> maybe tomorrow, aaron is going to send a jet. you know, they're replacing late. but you idris kind of do it today 40 to one passenger. they think that they're going to have to stay there until tomorrow. yeah, they've been told hopefully it's not longer than that. but >> we will keep you updated because in all likelihood you may have family or friends inbound flight that you are expecting to arrive. oh, my gosh. okay. 9.10 is a time right now. and here's a story that we've been follo

associates were also charged. security staff on the doors of uk nightclubs, bars, and music venues say they're facing increasing levelsame legal penalties as those who target emergency workers. the bbc has heard from more than a thousand staff about abuse, including physical assaults, racial taunts and sexual harassment. ashleyjohn baptiste has been finding out more. for door supervisors, dealing with a rowdy customer or two is part of the job. but what happens when people take things too far? gary has been a door supervisor for nearly four decades. a punch by a customer on shift left him hospitalised. he was diagnosed with post—concussion syndrome — a mild traumatic brain injury, with symptoms including anxiety and memory loss. it's left him unable to work. what has the emotional and mental impact of this been? you look at yourself — "how did this happen to me? "why is it happening to me?" but... again, i told you, my brain fades out here and there there. so can you just ask me the question again? erm... i can see that you're a bit emotional. yeah, yeah. it is emotional. you don't... you don't expect to be assaulted