the maher appealed the permit. dbi "determined the scope of work was misrepresented on the plan excavation of the footing on the south side under mine the foundation, notice of violation issue". mr. monahan tried to circumvent the stop work notice applying for a second permit which should not have been issued while this is pending. we know mr. monahan (inaudible) we know covered up the work before it can be inspected. from the limited information the maher engineers were able to obstain they believe the foundation may have been under mined. all they want is to see what mr. monahan did in lawfully and determine if danger exist to the foundation. the permit holder brief doesn't explain why mr. monahan failed to comply with state law to make sure the property was protected. it doesn't explain why engaged in substantial excavation and foundation work without permits. it constains professionals work mr. monahan hopes to do going forward but nothing about the unlawful work that is done and whether was done to protect or

ashley: very quickly, i want to get to this one it's fascinating mark cuban sat down with bill maherat the he called the tech bros of silicon valley. >> i've never been a big san francisco fan at all. >> it's a little clicky. >> pretentious, right? being in the tech industry, everybody is the smartest in the world if you live in silicon valley. >> first of all you're not smarter than the people in tulsa who come to my show anyway and there are a whole lot more fun. >> i mean, the attitudes, it's just like, we're tech bros. of course we're smarter. we went to harvard and m. i.t. we're in tech. you just can't hang. ashley: vivek, do you relate with mark cuban on this? >> well i think mark cuban puts his finger on the right pulse here. if i'm going to call this like i see it though mark cuban owes himself a long look in the mirror as well, where he's calling out the right problem but just because you don't live in san francisco anymore doesn't mean that you may not have a problem in your own backyard or in your own home or own self. this spouting off about his own political perspectives

the second one to go forward was that of thomas maher and his the irish brigade. he took them forward easily, identified normally with a big green flag. but they only had one. it fredericksburg look with the 28th massachusetts. everybody else went forward with sprigs of boxwood in their hats to distinguish from any other troops on the field. they went forward with 150 men in 30 minutes. there were 250 of them left with the flag. not everybody was killed. many were pinned down in front the heights. some lost in city of fredericksburg. in the end, they counted 48% casualty years. among them, general maher had an ulcerated knee that had he had surgery taken on it because it was wintertime. they thought they were going into winter quarters. now, he was out on a battlefield and aboard, got hit and it in turn smashed right in the knee. and from that point on out, he kind of lost his focus. he had decided that he could no longer. so he needed a horse and decided to turn around and go find horse. he never dawned on him to go send somebody to go get a horse. by the time he

next, bill maher on his show, big loves justin trudeau. i mean, justin trudeau. i thought he was a cool guy. then i started to what he said, it's like tolerate the now you do sound like hitler. this is bill maher and his hbo show so this is this is a positive i have a whole chapter devoted the politically left progressives liberals coming over because it covered being red pilled everyone from naomi wolf, former clinton gore adviser to russell brand the hollywood socialist actor who's. now just the most eloquent speakers on the great reset. jimmy, who was the young turks who was fantastic going off about the great reset? glenn greenwald and a whole host of people. it's one of my favorite chapters in the book because of these liberals are now joining with conservatives. robert f kennedy jr has come incredibly and we're building alliances now because it's no longer the left right. it's versus tyranny. next. so we must start planning a permanent pandemic. remember i told you about the emergency powers going back to the roman republic? they don't want to give it. we'r

. >> reporter: a good is a maher tan saw her story on tv and bought her a ticket home to alabama on anotherline, leaving wednesday night. >> just want to go take a shower and sleep and get this out of my mind. >> reporter: and that person who bought you the ticket, what did that mean to you? >> she was a god send. she was my angel. she took me to get my meds, made sure i was on them, and -- i'll never forget her. >> reporter: and behind me, phil, you can see just some of the thousands of travelers still searching for their luggage. many of them are still stranded, some stuck in hotels. and a lot of them are footing the bill right now for things like transportation, lodging, and food. even though southwest says they can submit those receipts for reimbursement and they'll be reviewed on a case by case basis. phil? >> i spent the last day thinking about pam, at least once an hour from your piece yesterday. that is at least one story of greatness. gabe cohen, thank you so much. staying on southwest airlines, the company itself is expected to suffer a financial setback, following this meltdown.

she was on bill maher's show. i forgive her that. her views and her stand -- >> fair game. >> that's something that has to be examined. you asked -- >> what do you make of the tea party phenomena? >> it's pretty much what we were talking about. there's a great deal of rage. obama said i wish the tea party, the republicans, they want to cut spending. tell me what you want to cut. do you want to cut the money for veterans? do you want to cut medicare? tell me what you want to cut. don't just be mad. and i think this feeling of, you know, everything's going wrong, and i'm furious, and i don't want this, and i don't want -- they haven't said what it is that could be done positively. and i hope that that will happen because there is genuine anger, and there's a reason for the anger. but then let's look at the solutions instead of just screaming and yelling. that's something that i said to the women of "the view" today. stop screaming. >> they scream a lot on "the view." >> yes, they do. >> are you planning a show with just men? that's a r

i thought that bill maher said while china is building bridges and schools, we're debating on what totage, here's the rankings. we're 30th in math. we're behind poland, astonia and stanford banning words like karen, american, prisoner, crazy, grandfather. making that the public focus. can we please get back to academic blocking and tackling to prepare or kids for adulthood and the real word? thanks, this comes from a concerned parents crossing off schools that my kids can go to in 15 years. >> anita: they must have had a lot of backlash. they acted fast. we know the word "american" is back in. i had my producer lexie help me poll. american we know that. brown bag. grandfather. white guys. are those back to? >> every one of these choices is bad. this probably took not just one person but a whole team to get together to say okay what will make us as politically correct as possible? so when my son says hey, dad, i want to grow up to be a fireman, i have to correct him if i'm on the stanford campus by calling him a fire person. it goes on and on. we have to get back to basics in this coun

are getting out there, and my next two guesses -- guests are not surprised, scott martin and heath maher definitely slowing down a little bit, but how to you see it going in the next week? >> the consumer's definitely slowing down, neil, but we have to think about the benchmarks that we are using. you're absolutely right, it's super standard, and i think in the -- super saturday, and i think we've always said it's the day before or the weekend before christmas and everyone needs to get gifts out. people have been buying to the tune of 74% of the consumers have been buying prior to time period. so they got all their purchasing done. so while people are buying, you know, overall average around 900-1,000 for the poll day -- holiday season, they've already done that. so our benchmarks are a little bit skewed. neil: all right. but if the consumer is slowing down, scott, that has enormous implications for the economy. >> bigtime. about two-thirds of the economy, neil, is determined on the consumer so, obviously, when you see good numbers, either that's right, myself included, i've been shoppin

maher said that he looked carefully at the issue, and he says that he's had a change of heart.d that he voted reluctantly yes last week, he said, with the fullness of time, the ability to reconsider the matter here from constituents and from the city. he says that he is now going to be changing his vote from a yes which was last week when they had that date to three vote. to a no for tomorrow, possibly setting up a 7 to 4 vote if they still continue to vote the way they did last week. we'll be monitoring that vote tomorrow, christian. thank you. pelosi made a public appearance for the first time since he was attacked in san francisco. he attended the kennedy center honors in washington, d c with his wife, house speaker nancy pelosi. pelosi was dressed in a tuxedo black hat and a black glove on his left hand. he had not been seen in public since he was attacked with a hammer at his home in san francisco, october 28th. police say the suspect was searching for speaker pelosi. pelosi suffered a fractured skull and serious injuries to his arm in hand. speaker pelosi says her husband

but this sorning, maher says and he no longer supports the policy. he tweeted, i'm grateful to all who have expressed concerns with our vote authorizing sfpd. these robots to kill suspects in extreme circumstances. despite my deep concerns with the policy i voted for it after additional guardrails were added, i regret it. i will vote no tomorrow, end quote. >> week comes on the heels of a rally at city hall with a bunch of people who think these robots are a terrible idea. kron 4 s charles clifford takes us there. >> last week, the san francisco board of supervisors voted 83 to allow the police department in very limited circumstances to arm robots with explosives. now, that story has gathered national attention and there are people pushing back against the decision asking the board of supervisors to change course on the steps of san francisco city hall monday morning. dozens of people gathered to voice their opposition to the board of supervisors voting to allow the police department to arm robots with explosives. seems like a complete no-brainer to

maher said i'm grateful to all who have expressed concerns with our vote authorizing sfpd to use robots to kill suspects in a strange circumstances. despite deep concerns with the policy, i voted for it after additional guardrails were added, i regret it. i will vote no tomorrow. >> tonight, the 4 people who were hospitalized after samtrans bus crash at a ceremony shopping center have been released from the hospital. the crash happened last friday. the samtrans bus hit 16 cars. public transportation agency has not said what led up to the crash. the bus driver says the brakes were failing. in the south bay with 3 weeks left of 2022. san jose is on track to surpass a somber record when it comes to traffic deaths this year. if the city sees just one more deadly crash before 2023 last year's record of 60 vehicle fatalities will be broken. city leaders are now looking for ways to try to reduce the number of deaths are already spending almost a million dollars on a marketing campaign to try to change driver behavior. they say the majority of fatalities scene in san jose this year could have b