holder: 37.ehart: so young but also at a time in washington that was difficult, to say the least. holder: it was a time when dc was in the throes of the crack wars. um, people tend to forget that at that time, washington was considered the murder capital of the country. we had the highest per-capita, um, murder rate, and i had coming before me on a--on a daily basis, um, these just waves and waves of young, black men who i had to send--send to prison, and it was something that just wore me down over the course of the 5 years that i was--i was a judge, and so i, uh, ultimately decided to, uh--to leave the bench. capehart: now, was it thurgood marshall who said that the dc superior court was one of the most powerful places you could be? because it's washington, dc, you have, uh, jurisdiction over local things but also federal matters. holder: yeah. he was talking about the position of the u.s. attorney, and u.s. attorney in, um, washington, dc, is both the local prosecutor as well as the federal pr

i'm not against the permit holder improving his property. i'm concerned that he doesn't respect the public's rights and safety by not building according to the code. i am a retired fire man. i have lived at north point for over six years. the plans are inaccurate and do not portray the true existing conditions and in code compliance. for example the grade line and plain and measurements are wrong. they claim to have a survey that claim supports the grade line but didn't include the survey in the response package and refuse to provide us with a copy. it begs the question, why hide an instrument that supports their position. he did not provide the survey because in his response brief because it probably doesn't exist or their measurements are wrong. we had an architect review the plans and he found several items not code compliant. one was the elevations of the first floor above grade are wrong. his letter is exhibit h in my brief. we consulted with an engineer and his conclusion was the measurements of the elevations of the first floor above

i have heard how the permit holder intends to do the right thing. the statement about referring to damages to the property is fine, but they do need to get an underpinning agreement in place before they start which will take care of the neighbors' foundation. i did explain to the neighbor that is pretty common. it is seen all over the city. we have talked about it here many times. it is under section 33 on 7 of the san francisco building code and 832 of the california civil code. there are parts about who pays for what and the civil code actually would tell you the neighbor has to pay for that. in my experience and a lot of experiences it would be the developer to cover the cost of lowering the neighbor's foundation down to what they are escalating to and that is all designed by the injuries, inspected by dbi, all in agreement beforehand. it is all up front. you do it in alternating sections and it works out pretty well. i am sure they are familiar with it as well. in this case in jersey street there is a giotech as well. i worked in that block. the

aggressively going after eric holder.est the way the former attorney general speaks about the president of the united states. so disrespectful. everything trump does is construed in the most evil way possible by eric holder. would he be okay for future office? i guess. i wouldn't think on a national platform. but i don't know even what state he's in. spending a lot of time in california i know. may be kamal harris, if eric holder were to run for her seat. he is an engaging guy. i like him a lot and person. we have to stop the belittling. we only get one president at a time. my wife and i argue about this. i'm sure every american household. the level of disrespect that is permitted because donald trump is the president is a new low and to me it precludes the person uttering the insults about the president from running for higher office. >> jesse: i think the democrats know they are in trouble. blaming trump. paychecks are getting fatter. approval ratings are up. there trotting out these high caliber democrats. i don't thin

colby holderness is her name. have you heard about the op-ed she wrote for this morning's "washington post"? she talks of abuse and survival and the strength it takes to come forward. details of that ahead. police, the israeli prime minute administer breaking in the last hour, could soon be the subject of a corruption case. and it is recommended now that he be indicted. the news is breaking. we'll have the latest on it coming up from the fox news deck on this tuesday afternoon. flub flub first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. . >> i'm lea gabrielle with the fox

unless of course, the agent for the permit holder -- >> could the permit holder come -- >> i have a question for for the building department. >> senior inspecter, batter up. >> this is not meant to derail the setment. the drawings, your department requires to show existing. >> this does not show existing except they show proposed was done on, i presume, was done onto the original drawing. everything looks like it's new. it creates massive confusion to the appellate. >> it's a revision permit to an easterly year approved permit. >> i'm not even sure it's that. the fact is all the things that the a a a brought up relate to items existing. >> yeah. i mean, revisions are common occurrence, as you know yourself people file them every day of the week to make changes. i can make the department aware of your comments to double check this one if you want. >> i think it's just a suggestion to the department, if they're going to do a revision, the revision should be on the different format. >> yeah, they're normally bubbled and that's the way it's supposed to be. the areas they're changing is supposed

when it says things, you know, you mention stake holders round table is a possibility. best practices are mentioned here. and safeguards were false alerts. that's allen fema's responsibility. whether they did it or didn't do it in overseing the state and local, that's not communications company. the communications company side worked well. the information did get out. whether it was false information or accurate information, it did get out. the companies themselves did their job, is that accurate? lisa: yes. michael: so on the fema side, looking at the statute that governs this, their responsibility is all of that and it's not our responsibility, is that a fair -- lisa: from a statutory perspective yes. michael: that's our top level, statutory perspective -- lisa: but what we said in this presentation as well as what i had said in my testimony is that all the stake holders involved need to do their part to address these types of issues. the f.c.c. is simply performing its part. for example, the f.c.c. has in the past served as a convenor of stake holders to identify les

we can hear from the permit holder now. is there someone that will speak on behalf of the permit holder? >> good evening. welcome. welcome mr. santos. >> commissioners, happy new year why now from the neighbor? we are interactive with the neighbor when we started this process. why now from mr. buskovery much. i talked to him a few months ago we have a system that covers precisely what mr. buskovich suggested. we have a sequence of construction. we have a shoreing design, we have a method of implementation. we can do all that work within our boundaries. we have a properly-issued permit fully veted by d.b.i. and more importantly, by a licenseed geo technical engineer who will be on site during the implementation. or delay it for two more weeks, let's meet two weeks from now. why? it's going to rain in the next few days. we have a contractor. we have a permit. we've spoken to d.b.i. what's time going to do for us? we're building a retaining wall that is required. we're building a retaining wall, at my client's cost. we're not

and the permit holders, are you here in the room? okay. great. so we will call that item out of order with the president's consent. this is item 8 anthony tam versus the building inspection. total addition area is 689 square feet. interior remodel at second floor and third floor, add second unit to existing building. we can start with appellant, mr. tam. >> could you speak into the microphone when you do speak, sir. >> hello. i'm anthony tam. i live on -- my neighbor steven wong, he's doing the building, remodeling. okay. okay. anthony tam. mr. huang -- speaking foreign language. [speaking foreign language] >> my name is anthony tam, and i am here to talk about the building permit and address some questions regarding my neighbor's attempt to rebuild or to alter his building. the first question is that when we were presented with the floor plan for -- when he was applying for the permit, he gave us the first draft, first copy of his proposal. when he -- when it was -- but when there was the second plan for the building permit, it was different fro

attorney general eric holder is our guest this hour. he is a hard man to get on television. i am very much looking forward to talking with him. our live interview with attorney general eric holder is coming up in just a couple of minutes. super excited about that. and you by now have heard there is another senior white house official who has resigned suddenly, and under troubling circumstances. this time it's the white house staff secretary, a man named rob porter. he's out now or at least he's on his way out now. he has resigned. this is a person who has serve as right-hand man to chief of staff john kelly. he spends hours a day with the president, sets the president's daily schedule. he kproels the flow of paper -- controls the flow of paper across the president's desk. so to a certain extent he controls the president's access to information. we learned today rob porter has been doing that job all without being approved for a security clearance. which is itself probably a bit of a scandal for a person who is seeing everything that crosses the president's desk. the reason w

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eric holder will be on the rachel maddow show tonight.ire. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm matthews in washington. it's become clear this week republicans on capitol hill are carrying out a show trial against the fbi. we're seeing it play out on a near nightly basis. the republican chairman of numerous committees have closed ranks and using a three-pronged attack to impugn the overall credibility of the fbi.

i think joe biden has more like built than eric holder. i don't think joe biden has the magic built. >> they need new people. they need fresh blood, kennedy. kennedy: are you talking about the kind nancy pelosi drinks in the morning from infants? >> right. we need fresh blood out there. i like a good competition. and right now it seems like they are not concerned about the economy or the issues that affect the american people. the only issue they care about is daca, and those people can't vote. kennedy: not yet. but some day. lawrence jones thank you so much. first jim carrey quit being funny. now he's quitting facebook. he wrote a lengthy post saying i'm dumping my facebook stock and quitting my page because they profited from cushion interference in our elections and they are still not doing enough to stop it. there is no way to know what success it had on facebook users. what is going to happen now? people unfriending facebook or going to see another jim carrey movie? the party panel is back. facebook isn't why hillary clinton lost the

i am the new architect for the permit holders. i just wanted to address the condition of the property walls. all the property walls are going to be insulated with r19 or r13 insulation, and they will have new sheetrock on the two layers of -- 5/8 sheetrock on the inside of the wall. right now, the condition that they have is no insulation on that wall and plaster. so insulation better. sheetrock is belter. two layers of sheetrock is a lot better than plaster. so -- and also, regarding the question of commissioner swig, about why we didn't go back for a site revision to the site permit before getting it issued, it's a question of timing. if we had to go back to get plan checked for a revision from planning, from building, it would probably be three, four months, maybe six months. we thought that the best approach was to get the site permit issued as it and reduce the scope of work in the subsequent addendum, which is required. so we got the site permit issued. we communicated that to the neighbors. we knew their concerns and we wer

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>> i believe the permit holder's brief had those dimensions in it. i can pull it up. i don't know exactly what they are. pay period it shifted a little bit. thank you. >> so according to the brief, based on recommendations from the planning department staff, height of the firewall has been reduced from 22 feet to 18 feet. swift has been reduced to 8.6 and staff permit holder that these were adequate and appropriate. >> president honda: second question is, miss kirby is usually in enforcement, right? >> she has been in various positions in the department. most recently she was in enforcement. she has recently moved to planning. >> president honda: that's the question i had. if she, miss kirby, had looked at that, i was wondering if it had gone to endorsement. >> i believe what happened with this was assigned to her before she came to enforcement and she stayed on the project. >> president honda: last question. this project has had a lot of process through it. i mean, a lot. and so from what this board has suggested in your opinion as the deputy da, assistant da, sorry,

eric holder will be on the rachel maddow show tonight. something worth watching "hardball" starts now. >>> misfire. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm matthews in washington. it's become clear this week republicans on capitol hill are carrying out a show trial against the fbi. we're seeing it play out on a near nightly basis. the republican chairman of numerous committees have closed ranks and using a three-pronged attack to impugn the overall credibility of the fbi. the house intelligence committee led by devin announce has been accusing the fbi of wrongful surveillance and a so-called memo. the senate judiciary committee led by chuck grassley is seeking charges against informant christopher steele and today the senate homeland committee chair led by ron johnson launched a third line of attack suggesting that former president barack obama was himself personally involved in the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. well, the problem is senator johnson attacked but missed. it turns out his charge is not true. to suppo

in a "washington post" op-ed colbie holderness, the ex-wife of former staff secretary rob porter says she was living in constant fear and left the relationship a shell of the person i was when i went into it. holderness says she was dismayed when a white house adviser explained why she's not worried about porter's current girlfriend. white house communications director hope hicks. >> i have no reason not to believe the women in the case of hope, i rarely met somebody so strong with such excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts. >> reporter: holderness fired back writing, her statement implies that those who have been in abusive relationships are not strong. recognizing and surviving in an abusive relationship takes stre. she's also calling outte house pressectary sarah sanders. >> dogs he believe rob porter's accusers or are they lying. >> the president and the entire administration take domestic violence seriously and believe all investigations need to be investigated thoroughly and certainly supporters the victims above all else and believes everybody should be treated fairly. >>

you have a question for the permit holder, is that right? >> sure. it doesn't count against your time. since you have no rebuttal you can have your people speak on your behalf first and ask the questions. it is your choice, right? >> thank you very much. my question related to the question related to the question raised by the appellant with regard to the site survey and lack thereof and their request that it be provided to them and then a lack of their ability to get the site survey. can you clarify. is there a site survey? >> yes. >> what would be the reason you won't share it? >> well, yes, we did have a survey performed by kca surveyors in the city of san francisco on brannon street. per the request of the planning department, planning department did not ask to have the survey submitted to them nor did dbi, but they ask that the survey results be incorporated into our drawings which we have done. we did not what i received from the surveyor was a computer cad file with all of their information. the last permit was for an event pipe closer than th

we heard all day about the importance to all of our stake holders about collaboration, communication, and then, of course, resources. which is what this panel really is about. i want to thank, of course, associate attorney general rachel brand, she provides fabulous leadership in this issue. her staff, rachel parker and everyone who worked so hard to bring this event together, of course, thank you, beth. i want to make another huge word of gratitude and that is to the survivors. and the survivors that did speak today and speak at these types of events all over the country. they provide our most valuable asset and that is hope. and i think that a special thank you to them. what is the office of violence against women? i do want to tell you just a little bit about the office. it was created by the violence against women's act, which was passed in 1994 as part of the crime bill. it addresses its mission as to provide federal leadership in development of our nation's capacity to reduce four very specific crimes. sex assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. while i'm spea

that's where we are right now. >> reporter: holderness expressed disappointment in that response sayingle i cannot say i'm surprised i expected a woman to do better. sources tell abc news hours after the domestic abuse allegations surfaced rob porter tried to down play the incidents. he told senior staffers his ex-wife's black eye was an accident after an altercation involving a glass vase. in washington, arlette stein, channel6 "action news." >> good morning america will have much more on the report including a report by cecilia vega at the white house. >> today is mardi gras. [speaking foreign language] >> three, two, one. >> the mayor of new orleans gave rex the king of carnivale control of the city yesterday. the city expects more than a million spectators to line the streets today waiting to catch beads thrown from the parade float. fat tuesday marks. today is foss naught day. egypt star bakery in allentown expects to fry up to 60,000 foss naughts. >> only comes one time a year before people go to fasting feast and ash wednesday they party it up and eat their greasy foss naughts. >

his former colleague eric holder telling rachel maddow that as a technical matter, mueller already has a case for obstruction of justice. >> it i think you technically have a case of obstruction of justice, i'm not saying that this is a case you would necessarily bring at this point and i don't know what other evidence the special counsel has, but i think on the basis of what's been reported in the media and assuming those reports are accurate, i do think you have a technical case of obstruction of justice. >> that's not nothing. but in watching the reception to the attorney general's comments in the news last night. i think all of this means that mueller will pursue obstruction or even if mueller has the legal authority to indict a sitting president. some might even like that idea. let's be clear tonight, that's not what the former attorney general who chooses his words carefully, that's not what he said. i want to turn to our panel, ka kate, i start with you, because the attorney general on the one hand says a lot of bad stuff, on the other hand, he certainly did not suggest, and mos

join the discussion. >> former attorney general eric holder talked about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also response to questions about redistricting. the house intelligence committee memos and robert mueller/investigation. [inaudible]

holderness says she was dismayed when a white house adviser explained why she's not worried about porter's current girlfriend, white house communications director hope hicks. >> in the case of hope, i rarely met somebody so strong with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts. >> reporter: holderness fired back writing her statement implies those who have been in abusive relationships are not strong. recognizing and surviving an abusive relationship takes strength. she's also calling out white house press secretary sarah sanders. >> does he believe rob porter's accusers or are they lying? >> the president and the entire administration take domestic violence very seriously and believe all allegations need to be investigated thoroughly. >> reporter: holderness expressed disappointment saying, while i cannot say i am surprised, i expected a woman to do better. sources say hours after the allegations surfaced rob porter tried to downplay the incident telling senior staffers his ex-wife's black eye was an accident during an altercation over a glass vase. arlette saenz, abc news, washington. >

or other staff became aware of the allegations but colbie holderness told fox news she spoke to the fbi voted on january 25, 2017, more than a year ago. as part of a security clearance investigation, she told the fbi about several incidents of abuse, including vacation in florence, italy, where she says porter punched her in the eye. porter's second wife, jennifer willoughby, said she spoke to the fbi. >> i told them the details of my marriage, including verbal and emotional abuse and including an incident when he pulled me out of the shower. they were made aware of the protective order i signed in june of 2010. they were made aware of another time when i had called the police to our home after a domestic disturbance. >> the white house repeated porter's denials. said he was not denied a security clearance. >> his background investigation was ongoing.

. >> reporter: colbie holderness, seen here on her wedding day, told the online publication "the intercept," "he would lay on top of me, shaking me or rubbing an elbow or a knee into me. he graduated to choking me, not ever hard enough to make me pass out or, frankly, to leave marks, but it was frightening and dehumanizing." she also tells abc news that in late 2016, she was contacted by another woman who shared her own story of what she called "repeated abuse" at porter's hands. the woman telling her, "he can go from being the sweetest, kindest person to a complete abusive monster in minutes. it is unbelievably hard to watch him continue to rise and ascend in politics while everyone around me thinks he's just this wonderful guy." abc news has not spoken with her. porter denies abusing his ex-wives, saying, "these outrageous allegations are simply false. i took the photos and the reality behind them is nowhere close to what is being described." >> mr. president, any comment on

porter's first wife, colby holderness tells john roberts this picture was taken during a trip to italy in 2005. she says her husband at the time, porter, punched her in the face during an argument in their hotel room. it's that picture, that picture that has apparently changed things at the white house. they have known about this for months. but the picture made a difference. porter's second wife, jennifer willoughby tells "the washington post" newspaper that porter once dragged her from the shower after an argument. >> he came and grabbed me by the shoulders here and pulled me out of the shower in a rage. immediately on seeing the terror in my face, retracted and apologized and changed composure immediately. >> the allegation is years and years of abuse. both women say they told fbi agents about the abuse during porter's security clearance

it is overwhelmingly tilted towards capital holders and investors an asset holders. host: the gallup organization is looking at the percentage of americans who own stocks you can see a decline from 2009 to 2017. 54% at the previous period, and now at 62% previously. -- 54% now. at the previous period, 62%. caller: what i'm hearing from mr. farzad is more of a mathematical analysis of the market that we have known historically. weever, we are aware that are reaching historical changes in the markets. the speed of change, up and down is historical. it has never happened before, so how can we use the same myhematical analysis and postulation is perhaps it is cyber war, and russia has shown us computers can be hacked. computers now, not people. host: thank you. guest: institutions control this market on behalf of investors. i think for all the talks of christianity and judaism, when it comes to personal finance, i am devout agnostic and i cannot tell you what will happen. i cannot tell you i need to own a piece of everything and in terms of bonds, stocks, real estate, yo