mr. hernandez do the rest. if you have any questions, we can definitely answer them after the powerpoint. thank you. >> as inspector duffy stated, there was a total of 10 permits obtained on this property. i like to point out the exploratory demo permit which allowed the engineer to provide a good set of plans for this property. yet the plans misrepresent the existing conditions throughout all the set of plans. i would like to also point out the soft story seismic retrofit program. this is not a five unit building , therefore, it is not required to be a soft story retrofit. it should be a voluntary. his application says soft story retrofit with a stamp for the seismic program. i will also point out that there was five kitchen remodel permits obtained. throughout the process, we found discrepancies including a friend permit replacement which encloses the front doors. the key is the extra corridor led to those doors, and yet we have a permit five months later saying i am on a closed notice, with assignment -- sei

mr. hanh -- hernandez has ever sent out is no appeal. mr.est of it went to him and said, well, we can appeal this, right? and he said, no, your appeal is to add? it is outrageous. he was being told, you have to deal with us if you want to get this done. it gets worse. and the few days between the anonymous complaint and mr. hernandez throwing the book at the six dogs project, commissioner richards received this text from ward member honda how would board member honda no that there had been an anonymous complaint about a project and how would he know that that project is a project in which commissioner richards was investigating? if that wasn't bad enough, the subsequent phone call between board member honda and commissioner richards, board member honda told him that this related to his criticism of the 18th street project, and board member honda told commissioner richards you should go down to d.b.i. and make this right. that phone call ended with commissioner richard saying he couldn't be bought and that mr. honda could tell mr. sweeney to

mr. hernandez and mr. duffy were so tongue-tied around what the hell was so wrong with the building that we had to revoke the permits. what safety issues were there? it's me. that's why they are doing this. they are trying to get back at me. they are holding it over my head so that i let that project go and stop pursuing it. commissioner honda called me up. offered a quid pro quo, basically, and i said to him, look, darryl, i told you when i first met you, i cannot be bought. and i still cannot be bought. and i feel uncomfortable talking about this right now. you should tell him and his crew to go fuck themselves. quote. that's why we are here. why do you want a special permit? because mr. hernandez said you have to come back to me, i'm going to make your life miserable. this is out of control, criminal activity. it will be investigated. trust me. i look to you to help my plight, my safety, my financial security, from this trumpism. it's a cancer on our city that's been going on for decades and nothing has

have through june 2020 to issue a ruling.0 to >>> we'll hear argument next in case 171678 hernandez versus mesa. mr. vladeck? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, when this case was first argued to this court two years ago, counsel were h asked whether they would have a remedy if sergio hernandez would be standing on u.s. soil when he shot and killed by rerespondent. both said yes. the question before this court is whether the action is nevertheless foreclosed because in this case sergio was standin a few feet to the mexican side of the border at the time he was shot. for two reasons, we believe it isn't. first, the fortuity does not, in fact, trigger any special factors identified by respondent or the united states. o most importantly, it's difficult to see how foreign relations could be af whthe vict special precluding a bivens suit here, if had hadn't precluded it had he been standing a few feet away. petitioner's suit would dramatically undermine u.s. foreignthe relations andgove d is belied by the long history of successful torte claims against federal law enforcement officers, inclu

mr. howl and hernandez on tape but you don't have anything claiming claudia set this in motion. >> we haveedings and the timing of this. the judge finds the child abuse allegations to be false on april 12th, i believe of 2000. the hit occurs about a month and week after that on may 20th of 2000. >> all of that is circumstantial. >> i agree. >> but soon there was more. prosecutors said the handwriting on the hit note matched claudia haro's. and when prosecutors compared samples of claudia's letters to garrett with the hit notes, they noticed the misspelling of this word, agora, the location of garrett warren's home. on the hit note found in his car and in claudia's letters, the word is misspelled the exact same way. augora. claudia insisted she had never given any notes or maps to miguel quiroz. >> did you give him anything on paperwork? >> not that i can think of, no. >> if we have some of the address written in your handwriting -- >> i don't know. not from me. i don't know. >> she claimed to know very little about what her brother manny haro may have been up to. >> why would your brother

have through june 2020 to issue a ruling.0 to >>> we'll hear argument next in case 171678 hernandez versus mesa. mr. vladeck? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, when this case was first argued to this court

mr. speaker. his name was carlos hernandez vazquez. he was 16. he was sick with the flu. so sick with the flu that he passed out. he was being detained by u.s. border patrol. he lay on the floor of his cell for hours without a single person coming to help him. ms. brownley: hours until he died. on the floor, alone. when c.b.p. detained him they were responsible for his well-being. we were responsible for his well-being. and we failed him. some say we must create a deterrent from children fleeing their home country. i ask, mr. president, is this deterrent enough for you? our country was founded on the principle that human rights are universal rights. it is at the very core of our constitution, our democracy, nd it is why this democratic experiment endures. without it we are nothing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one min

hernandez. >>> the president spent part of today sending out video messages to u.s. troops. he also continued to lash out about his upcoming impeachment trial in the senate. mr. trump is angry with speaker pelosi who is still withholding the articles of impeachment. >> they treated us very unfairly and now they want fairness in the senate. they want to look back at the last year to see how they hurt this country. >> impeachment is not the only issue president trump is dealing with tonight. kim jong-un is promising a christmas gift for the u.s. new satellite images show north koreans working on a long-range missile. the u.s. is monitoring north korea's actions. >>> christmas eve in hong kong was marked with rubber bullets and gas as police and protesters clashed yet again. the so-called silent night protests took place at several locations within the city. police firing tear gas into the crowds. violence even broke out inside a shopping mall. you'll see it here. video shows police beating protesters with batons. this has been going on for several months. all told, some 6,000 people have been arrested. >>> while that steady rain that's already falling in some p