mr. bryant. i have one speaker card. >> who is that? >> john par. >> mr. par, you have two minutes then mr. bryant you have two minutes. >> good afternoon board of directors -- my name is john par. i affectionally live in an area which i call jurassic park. you folks watch tv. one of my favourite shows on netflix is called "stranger things." it divides humanity into two world's. the normal right side up world and the other side of the world which is called the upside down world. nothing is normal in the world called the upside down world. mind you stop at 31st and judah is part of the upside down world for over 100 years. this is my 12th visit to discuss this matter. on 31st and judah commuters can meet their doom by simply leaving or entering a light rail vehicle into an open street. this is complete insanity. other cities do not consider this normal. it's upside down behaviour. i ask the work order approved by sf muni and sean kennedy's team that this work be executed immediately and without any further or needles delay. it's minimum work. second, at som

. >> christopher peterson followed by james bryant. is mr. peterson here. >> i songly support and going forward this project, how can you ensure that the construction proceeds as quickly as possible. again, that's repeated problems. it will raise serious problems and buses have to be diverted off market during the construction and the plans for how that will be happening as far as i can tell why nebulous at this point so i hope you push to ensure that those plans ensure that those detour is done as efficiently and hopefully for a shorter period as possible. >> mr. bryant. >> james bryant, jim, amber and. >> james bryant and i'm here to discuss with the you and first of all i support the project and second of all i want to make this clear that the new director, whoever that is, along with the board members you must understand the african american business community and part of this project. it should have emphasis having our community partners and our community. >> the outreach was terrific. the coordination between planning your staff and the

mr. trump declared it was someone else's fight. nick bryant reports. nick: on a day that donald trump claimed american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that just weeks ago was home to a key u.s. base in the region. these were turkish soldiers and turkey-backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they have taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their pullout, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major powershift. departing u.s. soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what has been condemned as a tale of american betrayal into a story of personal success. pres. trump: today's announcement validates our course of action with turkey that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned. now people are saying, wow, what a great outcome. let someone else fight over this lo

but mr trump declared it was someone else's fight. 0ur washington correspondent nick bryant reports.p claimed an american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that, just weeks ago, was home to a key us base in the region. and these were turkish soldiers and turkey—backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they've now taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their pull—out, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major power shift. departing us soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what's been condemned as a tale of american betrayal, into a story of personal success. today's announcement validates our course of action with turkey, that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned, and now people are saying, wow, what a great outcome. let someone else fight over this long—bloodstained sand. but the gr

but mr trump declared it was someone else‘s fight. 0ur washington correspondent nick bryant reports.claimed an american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that, just weeks ago, was home to a key us base in the region. and these were turkish soldiers and turkey—backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they've now taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their pull—out, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major power shift. departing us soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what's been condemned as a tale of american betrayal into a story of personal success. today's announcement validates our course of action with turkey, which only a couple of weeks ago was scorned, and now people are saying, wow, what a great outcome. let someone else fight over this long—bloodstained sand. but the grea

mr trump has denied he did anything wrong. our north america correspondent nick bryantte house. this is congressional testimony that read like the opening of a political thriller. and apparently there were audible gusts on capitol hill as it was delivered. william taylor, is highly respected matt accusing rudy giuliani, the president ‘s personal lawyer of running a shadow foreign policy that was contrary to us national interest. he said they had been told of a critical pro quo that military aid to the ukraine was conditional on the government, they're launching conditional on the government, they‘ re launching an conditional on the government, they're launching an investigation that could potentially be damaging to donald trump's democratic rival joe biden. and also saying that president —— the president of ukraine was offered a white house meeting only if he went on television and announced that investigation. william taylor saying this was highly irregular saying it was crazy. he said this is a rancorous story whistleblowers, mr giuliani, quid pro quo ‘s commerce corr

but in a televised address, mr trump said the us would let someone else fight over what he called the "bloodstained sand". 0ur north america correspondent nick bryantimed an american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that, just weeks ago, was home to a key us base in the region. and these were turkish soldiers and turkey—backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they've now taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their pull—out, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major power shift. departing us soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what's been condemned as a tale of american betrayal into a story of personal success. today's announcement validates our course of action with turkey, which only a couple of weeks ago was scorned, and now people are saying, wow, what a great outcome. let someone else fight over this long—bloodstained sand. but the great o

mr. clerk, could you please call item three. >> item three is a hearing to discuss the closing of county jail number four at 850 bryant. >> i believe this is supervisor haney's, so we might just recess for a minute to allow him to get here. so we'll take a five minute recess. we'll do a five minute recess. viewrvestef yee >> all right, everyone, we're going to reconvene. i'm going to ask folks to quiet down, sit down. we've been joined by supervisor haney. and i believe we have already called item three, correct? we have not? we have. >> i'm happy to do it again. >> no. once is enough. but since we do have a number of few folks who entered the chamber, perhaps you can say how we work. >> please don't stand in the chamber. we should have enough seats for everyone. please also respect the board rule, 3.1, prohibition against applause or any other kind of vocal interruption of the meaning today, and any displaying of any signage you have brought in here. and please no eating and drinking here. >> but can indicate their approval of things said or disapproval of things that have been said, but we ex ask that folks not boo or cheer becau

mr trump's democratic rival, the former vice presidentjoe biden. william b taylor was giving evidence to the impeachment inquiry, against the president. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant to be explosive testimony from the diplomat on the face of it. this was congressional testimony that read like the opening of a political thriller and there were audible gasps on capitol hill as it was delivered. william taylor a highly respected diplomat, accusing rudy giuliani the personal lawyer of the president of running a shadow foreign policy that was contrary to us national interest. he said he had been told of a quid pro quo that military aid to the ukraine was conditional on the government they're launching conditional on the government they‘ re launching an conditional on the government they're launching an investigation that could potentially be damaging to donald trump a's democratic rival joe biden. and also saying that the ukrainian president was offered a white house meeting only if he went on television and announced that investigation. william taylor saying this was highly irregular, saying it was crazy. he said this is a rancorous story about whistle—blowers, rudy g

bryant's belter is busy fact-checking trump's tweet. >> are there any members of the lgbt community associated with this association, mr. zuckerberg? know the answer. >> who acknowledge that they are part of the community? >> how many gay people work on an idea. that is a huge problem. after the show, we are going to get the whole staff together and asked them if they like men, women, or both. i think that's totally legal. no one in that room will ever do it more to help people then the geeky guy they slammed with questions. they find a sacrificial pinata and beat the stuffing out of it on their home turf. they made him into a straw man and set fire to him. i have no idea what zuckerberg's politics are, but after that hearing, i know what they should be. he should despise big government and its enablers. he should never take these clowns seriously again. maybe he should stop being so polite. they want to destroy you, mark. next time d.c. comes calling, let it go to voice mail. so, dana, how do you grade his performance? handle and at calmly. arrogance is pretending you know something you know nothing abo about. >> greg: it went on

mr. clerk, could you please call item three. >> item three is a hearing to discuss the closing of county jail number four at 850 bryant. >> i believe this is supervisor haney's, so we might just recess for a minute to allow him to get here. so we'll take a five minute recess. we'll do a >> we will have this chamber be a place where presenters can make a presentation and where members of the board can deliberate. we ask that folks sit down, if you could. great. so where were we? supervisor h araine? >> y? >> in terms of the third option that was announced yesterday, do you have -- cap you provid -- ca sense of what that will involve and what the process is around that? i mean, if we're talking about a new facility that is unclear what would be opening in 2030, what will happen between now and then? >> my understanding is if the hall of justice is closed and the count is where it is now, that we'll have to have some place for people go. >> will you make that decision? what role will we have? >> a contract would come your way to approve. >> part of what i was hoping to have is more of an in-depth discussion of what the immediate next

bryant. he represented jared long, and he had a plan that could benefit jessie, too. the strategy was to get jessie's interview with police thrown out. and how would he do that? >> mrs had told the local police department that she didn't want to talk, that she wanted a lawyer. >> i want an attorney. >> and so under the law you have to break up any questioning and they did. and they sent her back home to fort campbell. >> but you might remember after that her friend convinced jessie to go speak to the military police on base. >> jessie goslyn spent eight hours with the police after that very day she said she wasn't going to talk with that lawyer. so it's just a different police agency. >> bryant argued in front of a circuit judge since jessie had already asked for a lawyer, the military police should never have questioned her. the judge agreed. >> he made a decision that that confession that she made implicating our client should be set aside because the law enforcement agency for the military police should have followed the same rules that the earlier police department in christian county had followed during that day. >> jessie goslyn's statement was thrown out. the