judge henderson: he denied this -- -- judge garland: he denied this as moot because he denied the initial amicus. is that right? are there some words where he says i denied the motion to dismiss? ms. powell: no, there is no separate order in which he denies the motion to dismiss. no, sir. i misspoke or was less than clear if i implied that. judge garland: i might have misheard. on the bias question. district panel majority found that a district court's conduct did not indicate a clear inability to decide this case. is your claim that the panel finding was biased at that point or is your claim only the bacc hus claim? ms. powell: it goes back and includes those comments that the district judge made at the sentencing, or what was supposed to have been the sentencing, in this case, bias, but also carried forward more into the fact that the panel did not -- into the facts the panel did not consider. those were focused on statements made during the course of litigation, which are usually excused, but in this case there have been more since then, and that includes receiving the email from the w

does the judge actually have discretion to deny a rule 48 motion? is that included. can he deny it? even if he has a substantial rule does that include the discretion to deny a rule 48 motion? if it doesn't i don't understand what the purpose of the hearing will be. mrs. wilkinson: i think there is very limited to -- limited discretion to turn or deny that motion. there is in the case law , judges like the one millett or another judge used about bribery of the prosecutor. itself the court recognizes there is an assumption of regularity -- presumption of irregularity. you'reatel: let's say right there is some discretion to deny the motion, then what happens? mrs. wilkinson: in this case it is different from when a prosecution is initiated if it were denied, there is no role for the executive branch any further because sentencing is the only thing that is left. flynne government and mr. could take the position they are going to mandamus after that, that is what i believe they think would be their next step. thehat did not happen defendant would go on to sentencing and then there would

but mandamus was denied. the closest example is the seventh circuit where the seventh circuit granted mandamus. no, i'm not aware of anything like that. i understand there is some skepticism on the court about doing it at this stage. we do think that cheney and other cases make clear that an appeal is not going to be an accurate remedy because of the harms it faces. but if the court disagrees, the least it would need to do is to place limits that the panel thought were in place and that the court has indicated. it would need to indicate to the district court that it needs to take a harder look at rule 48 because its role is a limited one. i think it should take off the table the element the district court is trying to hold over. i think the district court would need to make a quick decision so that we can come back to that mandamus panel in a timely way. judge rao: thank you. chief judge sprinivasan: one quick question. >> yes, sir. chief judge sprinivasan: and it was denied at the time mandamus was granted?

they been granted or denied it. in the court parties, i mean, the judges, has not been seen as a participant nor reassigned when a case went back to the district court. but instead of indication of any right. the panel made his decision and now there is spotted is asking for all ten judges to reconsider and to review and make his decision again i'm with the law should be in a circuit. it's the same posture he was an in front of three judges rated in ourur just arguing in front f an judges. and you all will make the decision. but if he doesn't have an interest, we made a suggestion, consistent with specific which has been clear for 70 years and that doesn't mean that the judge or anyone else is a litigant or a party. if you make a suggestion to the court for something thinking to do themselves what you can do yourself, and assisted by voting toat accept this petition. and all he is interested in is that the ten of you decide whether mandamus is appropriate or not. >> so can they not mandate the cases, suggesting that

this is like france denying mines and mimes. just denying mimes.ok all of the anti-trump content from cnn, all you would have left is a case of empty botox cartridges outside don levin's dressing room. >> tucker: i can get over it. like france denying mimes. i would thinking, bear or baguettes but you went right there and good for you. part-time shrink, do you think that the cnn anchor who made the point was sincere or does not watch his own channel or just a lie so obvious he thought people might believe it? i dickie believes in it. it's a bubble induced bias and it's almost indistinguishable from ay it's a delusion. think about the ways that people have denied. they laughed at the rise in shootings in chicago. three weeks ago, remember that, they denied to the looting and they like to conflate the looting and the vandalism with peaceful protests. they accuse others of that cri crime. they denied that joe biden is coming before they're nice. he can ride a bike. if he can ride a bike! fantastic. >> tucker: really strange. it's a coalition of the un

i don't get why they deny this. this is like france denying mimes and mimes. just denying mimes.ut if you took all of the anti-trump content from cnn, all you would have left is a case of empty botox cartridges outside don lemons dressing room. >> tucker: is like france denying mimes. i was thinking maybe baguettes but you went right for him, good for you. so -- and escargot. part-time shrink, do you think the cnn anchor who made that point was sincere and just doesn't want his own channel or is this just a lie so obvious that he thought people might believe it? >> i think he believes it. i think what you're watching is a bubble induced confirmation bias, and it is almost indistinguishable from delusion because in a way, it is a delusion. think about all the things that cnn has denied. they actually mocked was it like three weeks ago? they denied the looting, they like to conflate the looting and the vandalism with peaceful protest, and then they accuse others of that crime. they deny that joe biden is crumbling before their very eyes. instead, they say he can ride a bike. he can

lebanese group hezbollah both deny any involvement in the deadly blast. from moscow to the world this is international my names you know neal hello and welcome. to our breaking news a devastating explosion has hit lebanon's capital beirut government officials are saying at least 30 people are dead and more than 2500 injured the blast went off in the city's poor area destroying buildings within a large radius the coals is so far clear it is believed to have set off fuel tanks causing a 2nd reply to a huge fire as well. or freelance journalist own holo way in beirut on the scribe to us what he saw. in the pump last year starting to break down from a large hole to be. seen from the right like. the upper right that's a good amount injured. down suited me she happened to our building the infrastructure over there. staging. trucks around you you see behind me. that in terms of the importance of. the structure of. it was very much strain. on going and. endemic to this country every day i'm. taking. a look at right it's been. very very. positive very very. let's

russia denies any involvement.sident alexander lukashenko has been facing mass protests since claiming victory in a contested election earlier this month. firefighters in california are struggling to contain some of the state‘s largest ever blazes as forecasters warn that more lightning strikes on sunday could spark new wildfires. more than 500 separate fires have burned more than 4,000 square kilometres in a week. six people have been killed. six years ago, the life of the pakistan schoolboy,

the appeal is denied. thank you. we are now moving ton to item number nine. this is appeal number 20-027, christie barrett west versus zoning administrator. [agenda item read] on july 1, 2020 upon motion by vice president honda, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to august 12th on the condition zoning administrator will submit a brief by august 6th. that matter was not heard on july 1st. we will now proceed with the hearing. appellant, i believe mr. chong is the attorney for the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon president lazarus and members of the board of appeals. at the hearing today is christie west. before we get to the appeal i like to update the board and zoning department what the owners are doing on the property in our brief and our application for continuance of the hearing. we noted that 1215, 29th avenue is the primary resident christie west over 70 years of age and suffer significant health condition which delayed the processing of the work necessary to get the perm

it or deny the nature of what they're doing this place will be visible from space satellites will be able to take pictures of it and it has to look like a particular thing to be the thing that is so clearly people like yourself and people who study satellite imagery they'll be able to tag it for anyone outside saudi arabia saying you know they've built a nuclear power plant. well again this facility is far from being a nuclear power plants and i think there is no prospect that. saudi arabia could build a nuclear power plant or in richmond facility and keep it secret it's unfortunate that this kingdom is marked by doing some outrageous things such as murdering its own citizens and then denying it. i don't know how to 'd explain the rationale of denying the obvious what is important now is for the u.s. and china and the other member states of the i.a.e.a. to insists that saudi arabia do what more than 100 other countries have done and conclude an additional protocol with the international atomic energy agency ringback ok we must leave it there thomas countryman in washington thank you

it's an accusation that is firmly denied.viour, and i know that many of the people are afraid of reporting to police about the torture. they are documenting their bruises and the damage that has been done to their bodies. there's widespread anger in minsk over what many people see as president lukashenko rigging the vote to stay in power. these have turned to outrage and despair at the injuries in gatherings held by relatives and friends of the detained protesters. a week ago, minsk saw the biggest protest in modern belarusian history, with hundreds of thousands of people filling the streets. but the man who led belarus for the last 26 years shows no sign of going. he has stepped up the rhetoric of an external threat. speaking on a visit to a military testing range, mr lukashenko once again accused foreign powers of orchestrating the protests against his contested re—election. translation: military support is evident. nato forces are moving to the borders of our country. all this is done to pull here, allegedly, an alternativ

moscow emily what can we make of president because accusations against nato well nato has firmly denied that there there is a true build up at the belarus and border they've said that they're monitoring the situation. seems to be kind of trying to turn what is essentially an attorney internal political conflict into some kind of a geo political crisis we've heard as well that the recent army is now going to be holding military drills starting tomorrow and previously and today as well has accused the protesters taking to the streets against him as being kind of controlled from abroad by nato countries like poland and lithuania and he's called them sheep being controlled the protesters have repeatedly denied that in their protests and it's important to note that we don't see any european flags out on the streets. there we've been seeing flags this really isn't like what we saw several years ago in ukraine where people were looking to get a closer closer ties with the e.u. even the opposition in belarus knows how important russia is to the valley region to me so that wouldn't necessarily c

russia denies any involvement.een facing mass protests since claiming victory in a contested presidential election earlier this month.

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so that request is denied. thank you. okay. so we are now going to move onto item number 7 thank you. i believe item number 6 went away. this is lance carnes, at 15 joy street, appealing the issuance on june 16, 2020, to joy peak, l.l.c., of a public works order. the applicant agrees to retain the trees as long as possible to mitigate disruptions during construction. two, replacement with two 24-inch box coast live oak industry trees. tree protection measures shall be installed prior to the start of construction. this is order number 203269, and mr. carnes, we'll hear from you first. please spotlight him. mr. carnes, are you there? >> operator: trying to get the audio from him. >> clerk: okay. bear with us. we're having some technical issues. >> operator: do you want me to give him a call? >> clerk: okay. president lazarus -- okay. do you want to give him a quick call? >> operator: yeah, i'll call him right now. >> clerk: we'll give him a few minutes, and, president lazarus, if approximate we can't get him, we'll go on and get

being leveled at various politicians we have a situation where it's significant that hizbollah is denying involvement because there is a lot of tension between hezbollah and other political factions lebanon is traditionally a country that suffers from sick tyrian strife you just need to think back to the 19 seventies and the the civil war that happened then so you have a lot of political confusion and a lot of political stalemates that are occurring at this point in time and that is coupled with an economic crisis and again of course what everyone is facing the crisis of the the covered 19 pandemic and allegations of mishandling and high numbers so this explosion all these explosions come at a terrible time and they really are just accentuating a situation that is quite complicated and quite difficult to begin with. paula thank you very much indeed for that update from tel aviv that was middle east correspondent paula. i'm joined by barry barry barry actually. barry thanks very much indeed for joining us you are a journalist a specialist journalist in the region so what you make of what's

in the lebanese group hezbollah both deny any involvement in the deadly blast.

the appeal is denied. thank you. we are now moving ton to item number nine. this is appeal number 20-027, christie barrett west versus zoning administrator. [agenda item read] on july 1, 2020 upon motion by vice president honda, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to august 12th on the condition zoning administrator will submit a brief by august 6th. that matter was not heard on july 1st. we will now proceed with the hearing. appellant, i believe mr. chong is the attorney for the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon president lazarus and members of the board of appeals. at the hearing today is christie west. before we get to the appeal i like to update the board and zoning department what the owners are doing on the property in our brief and our application for continuance of the hearing. we noted that 1215, 29th avenue is the primary resident christie west over 70 years of age and suffer significant health condition which delayed the processing of the work necessary to get the perm

we have four reasons that we believe this variance should be denied. first, if i could have the next slide please. section 172 of the planning code and states and i quote an existing structure and reconstructed in large and the increase and discrepancy and create a new discrepancy and at 188 and this project into the setbacks and now we're going to have more encroachment and at another level of the structure. it does exactly what section 172 and 188 prohibits. the zoning administrator does not mention the codes at all in his decision. now, the attorney mr. gladstone cites some document he calls exhibit h which is a staff interpretation which allows this interpretation, but that document doesn't have city letterhead, not signed by anyone, and i don't know what it is. at best it is a staff interpretation. but the code obviously the adopted municipal code control over staff interpretation. next could i have the next slide please. next ceqa review and california environment quality review is required for this project. this is an historical property. we hav

president alexander to send code it uses names so as massing troops near the border claims the alliance denies. and india passes a green mile star in the coronavirus pandemic the country has now topped 3000000 cases a needle spike in the infections we'll speak to our correspondent in delhi. i'm jared rate it's great to have you with us doctors here in berlin a trying to save the life of russian opposition leader alex saying a found me he arrived in the german capital on saturday morning from siberia 2 days off to becoming seriously ill on a flight in russia he's a little his supporters allege that he was poisoned european leaders made public office of support as doctors from germany and russia agunot about whether he was fit enough to fly it took 2 full days of frantic diplomacy to get him transferred. all the action now is here while doctors at berlin charity hospital try to save alexei live on these life his health has become a political and diplomatic issue the world is watching. germany's president called for an urgent explanation. was i live by how good all those who can contribute someth

the indian government continues to deny journalists working with the international media permission to visit kashmir the mini didn't end there is to do with what is behind the filing of the filed complaints of the one eyed religion against the security forces against the police and instance i do not deny in there maybe some cases of humanoid ready. not doing their protection should we dig up against the persons who are violating the human rights op anybody for so hale and many kashmiris like him the sense of isolation from the outside world and the struggle for their rights gets harder by the day strafford al-jazeera. now in a moment we'll speak to come all standing by for us in about but 1st let's go to new delhi and talk to elizabeth around and listen so there's already a lockdown in place there so what do you like to see happen in indian administered kashmir today could we perhaps even see protests. good morning protests a very unlikely given the indian government announced late on monday night that it was putting the region under curfew on tuesday and wednesday because it said that

in 2016 we imported fuel for the tanker but the shipment has been denied x. is the unlawful piracy practiced by the saudi emergency coalition doesn't india it has restricted the intrigue of diesel and low grade fuel shipments from saudi arabian sea port and she's on these restrictions are the main reason behind the current humanitarian crisis there are still talks to figure out how to resolve this issue the company assigned by the u.n. to look after the tanker wants to tour to kuwait for repairs but the whole thesis a they wanted to fix locally or transferred to a 3rd party they can trust like the government of sweat slant the tankers holding tens of millions of dollars worth of oil that could help many struggling yemenis the united nations has dress the urgent need for stopping the threat posed by the supper oil tanker but many here room the international attention this story has both can bring yemen's warring sides back to the negotiating table with the aim of ending the conflict and also it could be a way to ease the world's worst humanitarian crisis. i'll

by the israelis in retaliation against hezbollah but as i say both israel and also hizbullah have denied that the other fingerpointing as against hezbollah is some speculation that hizbullah is responsible for storing this ammonium nitrate hizbullah has denied this and so there's nothing to back up the speculation that it could have been the his blood group of course this is what the investigation is to determine is why were these why was why was this ammonium nitrate of which we know $2750.00 tons in this warehouse in the 1st place and who was responsible for it will probably bring you into. conversation i know that you have a lot of folks there in beirut with their ears to the ground as to what's going on . is it possible that it may have been a combination of ignorance. and sabotage and carelessness that caused this. and it's probably all 3 the fact that that it was stored for for quite a number of years i think 5 or 6 years and nothing was done about a quarter 37 day get arrested there under house arrest right now there had been appeals to judges there to try and get it moved and the

than 3 months without any domestic transmission the latest outbreak began in the central city of denying and then spread to more than 13 locations around the country are thought of things have moved quickly to contain the name just outbreak planning for the worst vietnam has converted this sports arena into a back of covert hospital should the outbreak worsen the 1000 beds here would ease the pressure on hospitals in vietnam's coronavirus epicenter the city of denying there on july 25th confirmed its 1st domestic coronavirus case in 3 months 2 more infections were reported the next day the government wasted no time in responding it banned wildlife imports reimposed social distancing suspended the domestic football league and on the 27th all tourists were ordered to leave denying 80000 people mostly vietnamese holiday makers were abruptly evacuated from the beach resort authorities were taking no chances and people were not protesting. i should go back tomorrow afternoon but i'd rather flood back tonight. this is a situation no one wants so even though it's not convenient we totally under

denis jazeera. the coup prompted widespread international condemnation the african union strongly condemned the arrests and called for the immediate release of casey and other members of the government the european union denounced the coup calling for dialogue and rejecting or unconstitutional change mollies former colonial power france was quick to react president to mario mccraw urged soldiers to return to their barracks the un security council is to hold an emergency meeting on the crisis later on wednesday edriss is a journalist based in mali he's on his way to the area of cutty where tuesday's mutiny began he joins us now on the line from there good to have you with us what's happening this morning. this is true sean is a. very calm. military movement in town we can see before some of some of my life it is very much. doing their business calmly but we can't say exactly what seeing every part of the capital and the cutaways on how the situation we are going through the there is a few people in.

deny deny deny deny and got ourselves in a situation where we had to do big stupid overarching things and that's what we're dealing with now and we're going to get on the same situation again right there's a battle now about should we extend these benefits for a week or 2 weeks or whatever because republicans or democrats can't get together to figure out what they actually want and the i think that the there is kind of a broad point in a short term point a short term point has to do with just how poorly equipped to deal with dynamic situations are our system is right now and you know there's a lot of reasons we could diagnose that but it's it's to pressing to see the 2nd point which is maybe a little bit longer term it is something that i think should be a part of the debate about u.b.i. and you know any of these concepts that are coming down the pipe is what it looks like to is there any actual realistic way to implement any of these systems while avoiding political capture in some way because you kind of have a scenario now where no one feels like they can argue that no extension of

i learned mostly through netflix, i will not deny. you learned english watching netflix? watching films, like, with the subtitles, so i can learn how to say it and learn how to write it. of course, this isn't the first pop charitable donation. ariana grande, rihanna, and stormzy, with his scholarship programme for black students, have all made large donations for those who are struggling. and taylor swift, who does have a new album out, has a track record of surprise gifts. but why vitoria's story touched her in particular is a mystery. were you a taylor swift fan? erm, of course... you're a fan now? of course i know who she is, of course. i wouldn't say i'm a super—fan, like, i'm not one of those who keep contacting her, like, every day, if that makes sense, or disturbing her. no, but... ijust don't know, i still don't know. i don't know. david sillito, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and intern

and chemicals well both israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah have denied any involvement there were earlier reports we've been going through with her guests why they may have been fingered why they may have been blamed will be showing at pieces of video breaking this hour and in the hours to come we know that the explosion was portably followed by a 2nd when a fuel pool caught fire leading to a muscle on the pictures that you're seeing here some people have described as a. blast that was so powerful so large that mushroom cloud going up hundreds of meters in the sky at the blast destroyed buildings we know that the blast was put out you can see here just absolute devastation in the in the area the shock waves in fact felt as far away as cyprus 240 kilometers away videos posted online of showing a massive smoke dust cloud covering central beirut cars overturned streets blocked by rubble hospitals as well reportedly full just absolutely chockablock because the had been dealing of course with cruel a virus patients on this the exact numbers in the hospital of being dealt wit

that what fox is doing is actually denying reality. denying the facts. denying the truth. and i think that's actually a very important to make. it's not about, you know, one one's analysis of a tax cut is or the other. but when you are in a position where you are denying something that 99% of scientists say. when you are denying it, in a way that really imperils the future prospects of -- of -- of the planet. that's -- that's -- that goes beyond the political disagreement. i think what he is saying is these places are not functioning in a way the media -- particularly, large media organizations -- are meant to. to adhere to facts, to care about reality, to tell the truth. yeah. exactly. >> and, you know, denying the pandemic. and wear masks and promoting white supremacy and on and on and on. so -- and this is -- that -- those things are not about politics, really. that's about caring about human rights and decency and dignity. and also, facts and reality. you are right on with that. fareed zakaria, thank you, and i love your fancy earpods. i got to get a pair. >> i just go

is considered a terrorist organization by the west and the arab league has secretary general has denied any role in the killing and questioned the legitimacy of the tribunals before indictments were issued. called it an israeli us tool and vowed to never hand over the suspects the lebanese government i don't think it will refrain it will say that it's not within its capacity to arrest those people that means the tribunals should refer the case to the un security council but that divided and lacks the means to deliver a guilty verdict and hezbollah and its allies control political and military power in the country in 2011 they did topple the cabinet of how do you do stand side because you refuse to stop cooperating with the tribunal. how do you do skilling tore lebanon society apart he was considered the leader of the muslim sunday community who suspected assassins belong to a shia group a conviction is unlikely to heal divisions but given hezbollah's perceived control of the government it could affect lebanon's international relations. beirut. several rockets have struck afghanistan's c

-- law and order repeatedly, because the polling has shifted, now it is time for the democrats to deny what they said previously and suddenly focus on law & order. that's like the arsonist of blaming the firefighter. >> coming up presidential candidate joe biden campaigning in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. live coverage here on c-span. >> we are joined ki joining us tk about their recent report. good morning, how are you? guest: great to be on the program. host: tell us about your organization. a nationalaunched on basis about five years ago. our mission is to post every dime online in real time. rs followedour audito up with 41,500 freedom of accusation -- acquisition requests.

so the taliban have outright denied that they had any involvement and they are in the middle of the 3 day cease fire that cease fire for the eve holiday if it does not get extended which there's no word of it being extended so by all accounts you know within the next few hours by midnight tonight it will and now in afghanistan there's really only 2 groups capable of staging staging such attacks one is obviously the tall one denied it and the other is the forces that claim to be and the city of jalalabad and the province of ning are in particular are very frequent targets for them and if it does turn out to be them or you know essentially any other group it leads to questions about the security situation in afghanistan how is it possible that amidst a ceasefire at a time when the government is seeking peace at a time when you know the government is trying to secure the country there's still so much insecurity the night before either on thursday night there was a major attack in another eastern province got in the capital of that province as well and what's interesting is that i believe

minister said he wouldn't allow the city to become a backdrop of what he's described as coronavirus deny is and right wing extremists that's despite a large part of the 20000 strong crowd expected being made up of people who've lost their jobs during the corona lockdown. the organizers of the rally their supporters claim all of this smacks of double standards i think the protests burned in berlin is wrong the old storage is argue that certain groups shouldn't be given a stage a distorted understanding of democracy the right to demonstrate is one of the most important civil rights no matter what calls you demonstrate for if you have no problem with you should also allow this bill and rarely if only one side can raise their issues then something's not right a counter protest against them to groom the virus rallies allowed in berlin it beggars belief the ban was lifted after it was challenge in court the ruling saying that authorities couldn't say for sure that social distancing and face covering rules would be flaunted on purpose so what we're going to have here in berlin after thousands o

we see all negros have been illegally denied registration.that of your children is to register to vote. you are not a registered voter, you are not a citizen. [indiscernible] small: the gains have been and frustrations large bird courage is not as contagious as fear. ville, 65% negro less than 2% are voting. the home of the mississippi senator james eastland. young volunteers from the student nonviolent coordinating committee have traveled the backcountry or moved through city streets. >> this red section is the negro section. divide in six areas and we have been concentrating in a and b. b is baptist town. we have been working in that town since the beginning. george and willie and fred and i can go over to baptist town and we can divide ourselves up into the other areas. these plantations are especially important. people there had slaves. we have to make sure they do the voting. >> [indiscernible] we could be arrested for trespassing, but i think they would rather shoot us. frank: last spring after three shootings, negro protest marches to

well pressure of course denies any interference with their reading thank you very much locked out of your league game as we hopefully get some clarity about what business is about planning thanks so much and that's it for this long television all going underground on the monday we'll talk about going into outer space stay safe. there was competition there free market competition then drugs in america the price but the love that's the beauty of free market capitalism the fact they don't have free market capitalism for drug prices in america shows you have an entrenched goal accompli or monopoly and they gouge its price gouging and he's right so you try to dismantle that but without that kind of premium for these drugs for these companies the however i don't see how they're going to command the multiples they do on the stock market so he's he's got it he's saying he's either going to take a 50 percent hit on the stock market or is going to lose a lot of people that need the drug. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy the infante shouldn't let it be an

gunness although that is something he denies saskia taylor reports. well we all know that russian sport has had a bumpy couple of years and now another big development in the country sports world on friday it was announced that she fell off the russian on to an agency over sardar as it's known has been dismissed now 56 year old europe ganis was appointed director general of the body back in august 27000 so he really hasn't been that long in the post but that said the decision didn't entirely come out of the blue given that earlier this month a recommendation for his dismissal was put forward by was solid just bought today we once again look to the arguments made by the supervisory board hoods the report of the order and the general director yuri ganis have to carefully considering the arguments we decided to accept the recommendation to remove mr ganis the decision was taken unanimously so what's a lead to this while gomez has been accused of overseeing serious financial fire nations not really came to light after a financial check comes down so the c

we have four reasons that we believe this variance should be denied. first, if i could have the next slide please. section 172 of the planning code and states and i quote an existing structure and reconstructed in large and the increase and discrepancy and create a new discrepancy and at 188 and this project into the setbacks and now we're going to have more encroachment and at another level of the structure. it does exactly what section 172 and 188 prohibits. the zoning administrator does not mention the codes at all in his decision. now, the attorney mr. gladstone cites some document he calls exhibit h which is a staff interpretation which allows this interpretation, but that document doesn't have city letterhead, not signed by anyone, and i don't know what it is. at best it is a staff interpretation. but the code obviously the adopted municipal code control over staff interpretation. next could i have the next slide please. next ceqa review and california environment quality review is required for this project. this is an historical property. we hav

they were denied health care. being told that you're not only are at risk that you don't have the right to healthcare, that is the consequence of voting. murdered in the streets of glenn county, brunswick just outside of savanna, and the young man, his body was shot down. there was no conversation for 74 days. his murderers were sent home to celebrate. that happened because of the laws on the books but said they could perform overcoat citizens arrest to dehumanize, so we have to think about the fact there is a direct connection between the original sins of our nation, it's dehumanization and the denial of citizenship despite what the paper said and the structures we are looking at today because this system is working exactly the way that it was designed, but our time is now is the title because i wanted to write wasn't just a litany of al one of the things t happened, but they prescription for how we could make it better and so the first few chapters, yes, i laid out all of the challenges of the voter suppression,

the line is a formation denying in denying an objective for a crowd. example, blocking an entrance or gate. it could also be used in clearing a mob from an area. the diagonal is used in turning a crowd away from a wall or diverging a moving crowd in a different direction. the weapons used in controlling the mob are varied. firearms are necessary, but should be held in reserve and used only as a very last resort. advised useure ill can further complicate the situation. raising the all-too-familiar charge of police brutality. today, mobs are of both sectors and of all ages. against such groups an effective , weapon is a long baton. all departments should be equipped with this versatile, special issue weapon. then trained in its correct use to face the mom with confidence. it's full-length is used in offense and defense. and in restraining or handling crowds. the butt end of the baton can be used to deliver jabs and thrashes. [shouting] objective in any disturbance is to confuse and break up the mob. in the first critical stage, one of the most effective

tiktok denies any chinese control and says that it is in the us "for the long run".in africa and accounts for half of all reported infections on the continent. it also has the fifth—highest number of cases in the world. several european governments have expressed concern about the resurgence of coronavirus cases in a number of countries, including belgium and france, where numbers appear to be heading upwards. spain in particular is struggling with a surge of new infections that has sparked european travel warnings, most notably from the uk. coming up at 6 o'clock,

reality, denying the facts, denying the truth. it's not one's analysis of the attacks or the other. but when you are in a position denying something that 99% of scientists say, that really imperils the future prospects of the planet, that's -- that goes beyond the political disagreement. i think what he is saying is that these places are not functioning in a way that the media, particularly large media organizations are meant to, to adhere to facts to care about reality. >> yeah, and you know, denying that the pandemic and wearing masks and promoting white supremacy and on and on and on, and this is -- those things are not about politics, really. that is about caring about human rights and decency and dignity and facts and reality. you're right on with it. fareed, thank you, i love your fancy ear pods. i have to get a pair. >> i just got them, actually. here is the box, just for you, i got them for you, don. >> oh, thank you, they work well, i guess. you know, we got through the segment no problem. thank you, fareed, we will be wa

minister said he wouldn't allow the city to become a backdrop of what he's described as coronavirus deny is and right wing extremists that's despite a large part of the 20000 strong crowd expected being made up of people who've lost their jobs during the corona lockdown. the organizers of the rally their supporters claim all of this smacks of double standards byrne in the demonstration in berlin is legally problematic the hope that have been will be helpful against conspiracy theorists and right wing extremists he's done right dangerous the cheering over the cancellation of the protest annoys me i understand too well those who don't want it but our democracy can withstand the absurdity the mixture of concerns about infection protection and the reason for the demo only helps those who want to do a mouth bear lean protest the ban was lifted after it was challenge in court the ruling saying that authorities couldn't say for sure that social distancing and face covering rules would be flaunted on purpose so what we're going to have here in berlin are thousands of people many of whom don't be