>> that's why you're -- >> that's why i'm denied. >> that's why my out of state was denies. it says right there. in his own words. out of state transfer denied. inmate is a threat to security. >> okay. so, we don't need to argue about that. what i'm going to do is a special review for you, just like i said. and i'm going to change that wording. >> you guys have to do -- >> listen to me. you've got to listen. >> so i can appeal it, then. >> listen to me. this is a committee. this is a committee. >> give me my sheet so i can appeal it. >> i haven't done it. i just finished telling you i have to type it up. correct? >> that's not the way -- >> yes, it is. >> that's not the way committee's done. can i show you how committee's done, on your own policy? >> no. listen to me. >> [ bleep ]. >> listen to me, daniel. once i get all the stuff done, i'll send up a hearing notice for you to sign. within 48 hours of that hearing notice, that's how's done. >> can i show you something else? >> no, i don't need to hear anything else. >> according to your policy you're supposed to bring me her

by the zoning controls there are feasible alternatives that respect the zoning controls we ask you denyhis request for the conditional use permit >> commissioners good evening. i'm camille we hopefully, you'll support over proposal to approve the 22 court conditional use variance with the attached changes and deny the conditional use for order court for a compromise so the materials submitted during the dr for the requesting you we wish to submit the following document and forward them to the board of supervisors with all the materials an appeal to the board be unemployable that concludes portion of our presentation and the moscone on 3 lots characteristic of the neighborhoods and the affordability to the projects like this the developers has refused the lack of variance for the project and the previous variance through order court that causes us you how many surveillance is this property going to get we want to emphasize question of worked with the board of supervisors that makes that clear what kind of developments are property we've prototyped the developer with a compromise that mee

we have a motion then under commissioner fung to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis it is code compliant the president is recused commissioner vice president honda commissioner wilson commissioner swig okay that motion carries with a vote of 4 members thank you. >> would you mind commissioner vice president honda thank you very much while i call the next item okay. >> so we're moving back to item 5 the rehearing of the subject property on eureka street the board received a letter if the appellants requesting a rehearing of the appeal versus beginning july 1st, 2015, at that time the board voted 3 to two to uphold the permits on the basis their code compliant the permit holder is charles and to remove the gas stove and pipes and update to code and the project as per notice of violations we start with the queries there are two items they have 6 minutes. >> good evening thanks for hearing us tonight members of the board could i have the overhead. >> please state our name i'm one of the tenants on the overhead i have a letter into supervisor john avalos given to the committ

are denied?> if you are denied you have to come back and do the process all over again. >> this is what you are now? >> for the third time. >> new york city has an obligation to provide shelter to all individuals who are homeless and because of that tradition new york city has the largest public shelter system in the united states. homeless. >> the cost of shelter is exorbitant and spends a million in shelter and emergency services for homeless people. >> new york operates 250 homeless shelters but still half of the families who apply for shelter are rejected. >> the city has put in place these kind of bureaucratic barriers that wrongfully and unlawfully deny shelter to many needy families. >> come in and help me with your brother. >> reporter: we met melissa who is 25 and has three kids. >> i go there every single day and i come home. come here. come sit by mommy. my minimi me and she looks just like me. >> these kids mean everything to you, huh? >> yes, they are my life. i love them dearly. my

and said they were denied.alked up to the counter. we stood there for maybe three or four minutes talking to a deputy clerk. she said kim davis was in her office. we could see her blinds were drawn. she was not speaking to anyone. we pretty much demanded she come out and face the people. i think was only fair she come out and face the people that she was denying a license to. when she came out, we both felt inferior needed they were stood -- infuriated their still to get marriedht in the county we live in. i was infuriated. i cannot control myself. a refused to accept that will stop i just refused. justen: david moore, lisa kim davis has a lot of support for the position she is taking. support from home? well, that they the were protesters and supporters for both sides outside the courthouse. she had support i get from local church groups and a lot of people that come outside from outside the committee. they came through -- to support her. the thing is, if she would issue marriage licenses today to everyone, th

she denied your plan. she denied your first address.y are going to have to investigate your second one. it's to your mom, right? my advice to you would be to contact the parole board because you can get the reason for denial from the parole board. >> i know what they are doing. they are going to make me wait ten, six months, refuse it, another six months, refuse it, another three months, refuse it. you know how it goes, what they do. it's their little games. then when you are three months shy for a discharge, then they let you go. i see what they're doing. that is how all discharges go. i'll just discharge. >> obviously, he's pretty disappointed. he was looking forward to leaving as he thought he would. i think after the initial reaction sets in, he'll probably start pursuing the parole plan later. >> i was doing rounds over here and happened to speak with mr. sanchez. he was expressing his concern that he didn't have a place to parole and he was short. >> short? >> short to the door, meaning his release date was fast approaching. and s

there's those who will deny what happened. they will tell you what every rapist tells you, it was -- they enjoyed it, others have done it too, why are you picking on me. there's others who will say it's divisive. i would say it's meant to be. it's meant to divide those who are ethical and those who are not. those of us who believe in truth and those of us who believe in self serving political ex-speed znswer see. those who believe in conscious and those with us with courage and conviction. i believe that it's incumbent to reduce this where all cats are gray and everything is the same, but we need to make a clear stand and ethical statement. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is grace. my support of the comfort women memorial rises from my own family and community. i'm a japanese-american whose relative and friends were incarcerated during world war ii. i'm the daughter of a japanese resident of peru who was kidnapped from his home and imprisoned in an internment camp. some individuals in this area have voiced op

there's those who will deny what happened. they will tell you what every rapist tells you, it was -- they enjoyed it, others have done it too, why are you picking on me. there's others who will say it's divisive. i would say it's meant to be. it's meant to divide those who are ethical and those who are not. those of us who believe in truth and those of us who believe in self serving political ex-speed znswer see. those who believe in conscious and those with us with courage and conviction. i believe that it's incumbent to reduce this where all cats are gray and everything is the same, but we need to make a clear stand and ethical statement. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is grace. my support of the comfort women memorial rises from my own family and community. i'm a japanese-american whose relative and friends were incarcerated during world war ii. i'm the daughter of a japanese resident of peru who was kidnapped from his home and imprisoned in an internment camp. some individuals in this area have voiced op

it's a charge that the hungarians have denied. but these people will leave hungriy as soon as they can, going to germany. angela merkel leaves the door wide open. she stressed the importance of teaching german to child refugees at kindergarten. >> there's so much enthusiasm on them and so much readiness to learn, and we want to give them a good future. >> the pressure on society will be enormous. germany has already registered 450,000 refugees and migrants this year. another 105,000 in august alone. not all want to stay in germany. on wednesday, denmark briefly suspended train services from germany, carrying hundreds of people toward sweden. europe's refugee crisis is spreading northward, and it's getting bigger. >> for my son and my wife and my life. because in syria, don't have life. >> the latest eu plan to shell out 160,000 refugees between states would be the biggest formal gesture yet. but with more than 3,000 people arriving on the beaches each and every day, it's nowhere near enough. aljazeera. >> as refugees are facing te

they are not denying carol. what we can say is that the pope in general supports conscientious objectors. so you would say well, why doesn't he come out and just say it one way or another. probably the vatican wants to avoid getting involved further in some kind of a high profile debate about the particularities of kim davis' situation. we know carol, if you remember when the pope was leaving the u.s. he gave an interview on the papal plane and he was asked specifically about the conscientious objection for government officials. that was the specific follow-up question by the journalist. and he said, you know, conscientious objection is a human right. it should be allowed for by law and it includes government officials. so the pope, knowing full well the situation of kim davis in the states, had he wanted to probably could have taken that moment to discuss further that situation. the fact that he played it very generally suggests that, you know, they just don't want to get involve publicly in some kind of debate

on that motion from commissioner fung to deny the request, vice president honda, aye. commissioner wilson, aye. and commissioner swig, aye. that motion carries with a vote of 4-0 with the president absent. thank you. the last item on our calendar then is item 7, appeal 15-101, irving zaretsky versus the zoning administrator, the property is at 2835 broaderic street proof a rear yard variance, replace existing rear stairs with new decks and stairs on second and third floors of the three story 3 family dwelling. and we will start with the appellant mr. zaretsky. 7 minutes to present your case. >> i'm going to split this time with my sister, so about halfway through please let me know. >> actually, mr. zaretsky, you should manage your time yourself. i don't think the staff can let you know halfway. >> no problem. board members, i am irving zaretsky, coowner of 2845-47 broaderic street and i am here to address the issue of my next door neighbor to the sought, mr. jaeger. about three years ago on a random meeting in front of the property mr. jaeger called me over to show th

i can't recall a case like this which was denied. section 311 was performed as part of this project. >> a denial would default to a 3 story building in >> yes. >> commissioner wu in >president cindy wu: i'm starting to see there is a consensus to want the 3 story building. i would suggest we deny the cu to achieve that. i don't have to see this project again. if it doesn't need a cu we don't need to do this again. >> there is a motion before you. we are saying for your review you would need to adopt or approve a motion for denial in that process. so it wouldn't be a motion to intent to deny. >> okay. i will move for a motion of intent to deny. >> second. >> commissioner moore? >>commissioner kathrin moore: i have a question for you. the balcony on the alley seems would require more? >> they are permitted given the width from the sidewalk they can project to the wall no more than 8 feet to the road. we did review this today and does appear it's in compliance. >> thank you for clarifying that. generally because the project still basica

this bill will deny women those services. when this bill fails in the senate, our republican colleagues are apparently prepared to shut down the government in order to shut down those women's health services. mr. speaker, a republican -- our republican colleagues are entitled to their views but they should not harm our economy, they should not harm america's women, they should not shut down the government to try to impose their views on the country. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. the the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized. mrs. blackburn: yielding myself 10 seconds to respond. madam speaker, they sure want that government shut down and i do want to remind them that we have over 13,000 community health centers in the contriment planned parenthood has cut -- country. planned parenthood has cut their cancer screening service in half in the past several years, they do not perform mammograms. they do over 300,000 abortions. at this time i yield one minute to dr. roe, who is a mem

and i saw where it had been denied. there are some reasons a marriage can be denied.ge can be denied. and one of them is the safety and security of the facility or the department or the individuals involved. >> what was the reason for them to use safety and security of the facility? >> there was concern because you recently were found in possession of a cell phone. >> actually, i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone. i was found in possession of a cell phone charger. and i gave the cell phone to them after they shook me down and didn't find the cell phone. i brought the cell phone to them. >> but you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand that if this marriage is approved, it will be a non-contact marriage? >> yes. >> and that you and/or your intended spouse will have to bear all costs associated with the marriage. what i will do is i will approve your request to be married. and your intended spouse will be informed by the marriage coordinator at the facility, who is chaplain rogers. >> i'm really ex

but denied ever running a drug ring. >> i would i guess sell people pot out of my personal stash.sn't anything that i ever -- it wasn't a criminal enterprise. >> reporter: authorities were convinced that brian was killed over a $400 or $500 drug debt. but with no eyewitnesses or a body, the case went cold. over the next eight years, mario would graduate from college. take the reins of the family business. brian's disappearance a distant and painful memory. until an eyewitness came forward -- >> hit brian a few times. >> reporter: with a tale of violence from the produce cooler. >> bleeding from his mouth, fell out. >> how hard? >> knocked him out. >> reporter: shane lam, one of the stock boys. he previously denied knowing anything about brian's disappearance but now that he was in jail facing up to 12 years on drug charges he had a story to tell. in exchange for a deal and full immunity on the crime against brian shane recalled how mario wanted him to help settle a debt. >> went over there. told brian, what's up with the money you owe him? pay him money back. we got to arguing. ma

congress already denies federal medicaid coverage of abortions, which is wrong, and that needs to be repealed, that's the hyde amendment. we have to repeal that. now excluding doctors from serving medicaid patients is yet another attack on the rights of low-income women. hen in the world are you going to stop? h.r. 3495 would deny more than seven million women access to critical health care services, including contraceptive care, s.t.i. test, lifesaving cancer screenings, and other primary care services, and hurt our most vulnerable communities including low-income women and women of color. madam speaker, this bill is simply wrong. it is nothing more than a shameful attempt to restrict women's constitutional rights. politicians should never interfere with women's personal health care decisions, period. stay out of our lives. this women's public health and safety act, or public safety and health act, it does just the opposite of what this bogus title says. it erodes the health and safety of women. it continues their war on women. i stand l you, today with planned to stop? parenthood.

were denied. of these, approximately 44,000 denied request, how many have been deported? are 44,375 daca requests that were denied, and 414 denial request -- renewal requests have been denied. if someone is not able to access, they are still eligible for deportation. how many of those have been deported? dir. saldana: i can't give you a specific number. whether they are daca eligible or not, we look at hours the same way we do anybody else. daca doesn't give them a free pass. we have to look at them on a case-by-case basis. what is the next step to detain someone, what level of bond replace, when we release them, that kind of thing. it is done on the fact and circumstances surrounding that individual, including history. >> but if they have an offense that makes them ineligible, you would assume that they are being looked at. can you give me any ballpark of how many of those have been deported of the 440, -- the 44,000 daca cases. dir. saldana: i can assure you we will look at that. i would rather

. ♪ ♪ >>> hundred of refugees are still being denied access to by budapest's main rail way station, manybeen camped out out nile. well, children, elderly people trying to get on the train but everybody without an e.u. visa have been stopped it many made a long perilous journey to sear yet to get there. and they are caught up in this bottleneck of the stage with no way out. andrew simmons has more. >> reporter: germany may have been a destination they could reach on monday, but not anymore. the refugees have feared this would happen and it did. >> tell us what is the solution. everyone can be in our situation. everyone can have our road. please make us our solution, please find to us a solution. >> reporter: such dramatic contrast on monday. now the police instead of letting people aboard the trains are stopping them from getting access to the station. look at the atmosphere, these sullen people just waiting with no word of what might happen so many of them who have already bought tickets being barred from entry in to the station. the demonstrations vocal but not aggressive, carried on ri

and clemency denied. a georgia woman convicted of plotting to kill her husband will be executed in about three hours from now, despite a plea from the pope himself to save her life. >>> we begin this hour with that nasty fight that has dominated the day on capitol hill. for most of the day, planned parenthood president defended the organization over federal dollars it receives for women's health care. the hearing was contentious from the outset. here's one exchange. >> i'd say we are the most highly regulated organization probably in this country -- >> i would disagree with that. >> but we're very transparent about our numbers. >> i've got this for one of your affiliates. will you provide this same kind of documentation for all your affiliates to this committee? >> joining me now, nbc news capitol hill producer frank thorpe. so many fireworks today, was there any substantive agreement on any issues? >> well, this was an expected three tense hearing. i don't think there was any expectation that either side

>> motion to deny the rehearing on the gowns there was no manifest injustice. >> okay. a motion if the vice president to deny the rehearing request on that motion commissioner fung commissioner president lazarus commissioner wilson and commissioner swig is absent that carries 4 to zero thank you. >> the next item is appeal for the morris versus the department of building inspection the property on scott street protesting the issuance on june 2015 to scott street, llc for the interior modifications for the addition of subterranean parking garage with the residential use for the horizon addition at the modification and the front elevation and this i understand commissioners the parties have reached an agreement the permit holder is here to present it to the board please step forward and my understanding is that the appellant is not planning to attend this evening. >> there's something i believe the permit holder has from the appellant to indicate his consent as well. >> before you start perhaps madam director what are some of the others that had sent them letters are they

every explosion to the coalition forces so basically the saudi-led coalition and the spokesperson deniedir involvement in this incident, sammy. >> all right, what about the fighting inside yemen, can we talk a little bit about where that is leaving key places? >> yes, it's an oil-rich city and we understand that there is heavy fighting there of the coalition launches a few air strikes using war planes as well as helicopters and that gave the forces loyal to the president abd rabbuh mansur hadi known as the popular resistance as well as the new yemen army made gains and took parts of a strategic area and controlled a road used by houthi as a supply road and we understand they are advancing in that front. of course, it's to the east of sanaa so the next target would probably be to advance further towards the capitol sanaa. there is also fighting in thai and the houthi fighters have sustained a high number of casualties including forces who are fighting with them and those forces are loyal to the former president saleh. >> iran's president is accusing saudi arabia of incompetence of the haj

>> motion to deny the rehearing on the gowns there was no manifest injustice. >> okay. a motion if the vice president to deny the rehearing request on that motion commissioner fung commissioner president lazarus commissioner wilson and commissioner swig is absent that carries 4 to zero thank you. >> the next item is appeal for the morris versus the department of building inspection the property on scott street protesting the issuance on june 2015 to scott street, llc for the interior modifications for the addition of subterranean parking garage with the residential use for the horizon addition at the modification and the front elevation and this i understand commissioners the parties have reached an agreement the permit holder is here to present it to the board please step forward and my understanding is that the appellant is not planning to attend this evening. >> there's something i believe the permit holder has from the appellant to indicate his consent as well. >> before you start perhaps madam director what are some of the others that had sent them letters are they

hungary's authority is denying accusations that it told state-owned it was not to broadcast images of refugees children. when made public it was determined as a governmental effort to limit snathy -- sympathy for the refugees. as we saw one image of a child, the photograph of a lifeless 3-year-old boy face down on a bitch led to many seeing the crisis differently and provoked news outlets to rescore coverage of the largest story. the starting point is the hungarian capital budapest. having survived the trip across the mediterranean to the shores of europe and heading overland, germany. the refugees made it to hungary to find the government had already put them on its political agenda. >> one of those was a campaign, there was 1,000 billboards around hungary saying if you come to hungary, don't take the jobs of hungarians, respect the laws of hungary, and certain slogans, interestingly in the hungarian language - who were migrants. >> translation: and then the right wing press of the government party took up the narrative. story after story of terrorists posing as refugees saying that

terrible examples on every continent tell us to deny our spiritual nature is to diminish our humanity. ls.is to forget our goa a crisis of the human spirit is taking place. it accounts for many of the major problems of our time. we must make it possible for people to regain that faith. the u.n. was created as a bond between people's and nations. the u.n. is essential if humanity is to build it spiritual foundations. your holy father's presence is a reminder of the spiritual dimension of the united nations. the united nations was created so that hope could conquer the horror of war. so thatreated compassion -- compassion that all religions share -- could conquer the despair of poverty, disease, and injustice. hope enables us to continue your mission. face enables us to continue the dialogue to pursue negotiation, even when a situation seems hopeless. continueles us to development to reach out to the less fortunate of our brothers and sisters. ii has reflected deeply on the complex issues of our time. his message to the family of nations comes to us with clarity and conviction. his mess

but, as in previous petitions, judge huff denied all of their requests.han 20 years on death row and numerous failed appeals, the courts now set kevin cooper's execution date for february 10, 2004. by this time, news of the controversy surrounding kevin's case had become widespread. >> people care to start seeing the evidence and learning about the evidence, but they decided they were not going to let these people murder me without exposing the truth. >> no fact will change kevin cooper's groupies. they're being spoon-fed this story that doesn't hold up, and the kevin cooper legal team knew how to play that. >> you have those opposed to the death penalty saying this execution should be stayed. he's an innocent man. >> ramos said he wants to bring closure to the victims' families. he doesn't want to bring them truth. he wants to bring them closure, which is two different things. >> but while the court of public opinion may have turned in kevin's favor, his defense team was running out of options. >> we were working against the clock. we had to file up to t

>> motion to deny the rehearing on the gowns there was no manifest injustice. >> okay. a motion if the vice president to deny the rehearing request on that motion commissioner fung commissioner president lazarus commissioner wilson and commissioner swig is absent that carries 4 to zero thank you. >> the next item is appeal for the morris versus the department of building inspection the property on scott street protesting the issuance on june 2015 to scott street, llc for the interior modifications for the addition of subterranean parking garage with the residential use for the horizon addition at the modification and the front elevation and this i understand commissioners the parties have reached an agreement the permit holder is here to present it to the board please step forward and my understanding is that the appellant is not planning to attend this evening. >> there's something i believe the permit holder has from the appellant to indicate his consent as well. >> before you start perhaps madam director what are some of the others that had sent them letters are they

okay, she has no more right to deny jesse and i a marriage license than a grocery clerk has to deny,elling products to a person of color, for example. there was an example not too long ago where a cashier in a supermarket, he requested his own cash register, because he did not want to handle pork products. now, that's another example. that is a secular establishment. this is a secular establishment. if you can't handle pork products, you can't be a cashier. if you can't issue marriage licenses, you can't work at the county clerk's office. >> jesse, let me bring you into this. you were in there today and this was a tense situation, but if you got a chance to sit down, maybe over a cup of coffee with kim davis and you got a chance just to deliver a message about your relationship and why you want to get married and why you think she should be issuing the license, what would you tell her? >> i would tell her that my love is real. and that we just want to be married, be happy, be a family. >> and robbie, obviously there's going to be a court hearing tomorrow. are you optimistic that you

he has in the past denied killing nancy argentine know.nd snuka has said that nancy fell that night back in 1983. the da back then was william platt. he's now a judge and when i talked to him tonight he said that his current position prevents him from commenting as to why charges weren't filed some 30 years ago. >>> reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thank you. >>> police are investigating a possible murder suicide after an entire family is found dead in monmouth county. authorities say four people including two children were found in a burned home in long branch, inform. medical examiners told investigators the injuries that killed this family were not the fault of a fire. we spoke with an eyewitness. >> another lady and like two gentlemen. there's kids inside the house. they're screaming and a lot of chaos and, you feel helpless. >>> among the dead were 35-year-old linda, 29-year-old amanda morris and their sons brandon and brian who were seven and four. investigation into t

cartwright: this is not something that is denied. judges have discretion. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. cartwright: reclaiming my time. mr. cohen: i yield the gentleman another minute. mr. cartwright: thank you. the bottom line is this is misguided legislation but more ominously it disproportionately hurts the people filing claims. civil rights claims, consumer rights claims, and it chills -- it has a chilling effect on legal innovation. it was legal innovation on the part of thurgood marshall to come up with brown v. board of education. who are we to chill that kind of legal innovation in this chamber? for those reasons i oppose this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. mr. cohen: and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself one minute to respond to the gentleman from pennsylvania, who was not able to identify a single other sort of lega

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