the two prongs that mr. moore had not met that he couldn't prove that was clinically intellectually disabled. that his iq was higher than what was generally recognized clinically. what did they do wrong with respect to that call? and secondly, with respect to the adaptive function prong what did the court below do wrong? identify the two ways in which what they are doing and how they are applying the standard we're talking about were in error? >> i will, your honor. and as to both, they are in very sharp conflict with clinical guidance generally and especially with current clinical standard. so beginning with the ipt lek actual deficits and iq, court of criminal appeals accepted as valid an iq test of 74 which is as the court explained in hall with the standard error of measurement, taking it down to 69. well within the range for intellectual disability. but what the court did here is that it chopped off the lower end of the standard of measurement and treated the 74, the number 74, as decisive and it in and of it

they found two prongs that mr. mooread not met, that he couldn't prove that he was clinically intellectually disabled, that his i.q. was higher than what was generally recognized clinically. what did they do wrong with respect to that prong and secondly what did the court below do wrong? identify the two ways in which what they're doing and how they're applying the standards we're talking about were in error? >> well, your honor, and as to both, they are in very are sharp conflict with clinical guidance generally and especially with current clinical standards. so beginning with the intellectual deficits in the i.q., the court of april appeals semd as valid an impltd q. test of 74, which as the court explained would take it down to 69, well within the range for intellectual disability. but the court chopped off the lower end of the standard error of measurement. it then treated the 74, the number 74 as decisive and in and of itself that mr. moore could not establish an intellectual deficit or disability, which conflicts w

the two prongs that mr. moore had not met that he couldn't prove that was clinically intellectually disabled. that his iq was higher than what was generally recognized clinically. what did they do wrong with respect to that call? and secondly, with respect to the adaptive function prong what did the court below do wrong? identify the two ways in which what they are doing and how they are applying the standard we're talking about were in error? >> i will, your honor. and as to both, they are in very sharp conflict with clinical guidance generally and especially with current clinical standard. so beginning with the ipt lek actual deficits and iq, court of criminal appeals accepted as valid an iq test of 74 which is as the court explained in hall with the standard error of measurement, taking it down to 69. well within the range for intellectual disability. but what the court did here is that it chopped off the lower end of the standard of measurement and treated the 74, the number 74, as decisive and it in and of it

and they found to that mr. moorehad bid he could not prove he was intellectually disabled his psyche was hired with and what was generally recognized clinically so what is of broad and with respect to that problem and second with the function prong? identify the two ways in which what they're doing and applying the standards. >> and to be in very sharp conflict and especially with current but that was the standard error of measurement down at 69. but what the court did was is the standard error of measurement within and in and of itself discriminating that mr. moore could not establish the intellectual deficit reduce ability. and the reasons that the court gives one but that is not consistent -- consistent but the court says he was on death row. but there is no rule if somebody is on deaf road that they use serve them but there is no clinical basis for that but after they took that examine 1989. >> but as you have alleged in your brief but system that to things like poverty or performance word not attributable thrale

. >> mr. moore is just coming back from the cat shelter.e've brought in five kittens. >>> if you get caught in this grind here, this prison will eat you up and spit you out. it's crazy, man. this is my cat, cletus. he's crazier than hell. he loves ice cubes. he goes crazy. loses his mind. he's my partner. that's one of the many things they allowed us to do on death row was adopt a cat. he's real important to me. >> it's a big day for aaron brown. he, too, is about to receive a shelter cat. >> i've played with all the cats in here. but i've never had one of my own, and it's going to be different. i mean, this is something i'm going to spend years of my life with. and there's the responsibility aspect. i mean, in my life, i haven't had a lot of other lives to take care of. you know, it's always been about me. >> brown has spent weeks preparing for his new cellmate's arrival. >> the first thing was to get places for the cat to be comfortable pretty much anywhere he wanted. got a cat bed there, right by the bars. cat scratch post right here. ju

they found two prongs that mr. moore had not met, that he couldn't prove that he was clinically scli clinically intellectually disabled. that his iq was higher than what was generally recognized clinically. what did they do wrong with respect to that prong? and then secondly, with respect to the adaptive function prong, what did the court below do wrong? identify the two ways in which what they're doing and how they're applying the standards we're talking about were in error. >> i will, your honor. and as to both they are in sharp conflict with clinical guidance generally and especially with current clinical standards so beginning with the intellectual deficits in the iq, the court of criminal appeals accepted as valid an iq test of 74, which, as the court explained in "hall," with the standard error of measurement would take it down to 69, well within the range for intellectual disability but what the court did here is that it chopped off the lower end of the standard error of measurement. it treated the 74, the number

>>jimmy: mr. moore, tell us what happened. >> i want to do two custom suits in his shop. know his shop before it would be there. it was a real honor, mr. lee -- >> jimmy: the real owner? >> yeah. he is rental. >> jimmy: you're a rental? >> yeah he rent the place. mr. lee is old guy, probably retired, did and you rent from him. >> jimmy: do you think there's any possibility he murdered mr. lee? [ laughter ] let me ask who's this gentleman? your stylist? >> he's my witness. >> jimmy: your witness. >> yeah. when i bought the fabric. >> jimmy: what is your name, sir? >> alan leash. >> jimmy: alan, what did you witness exactly? >> well, we went to downtown los angeles and -- >> jimmy: are you lovers? [ laughter ] >> what? >> guillermo: sir, answer the judge. >> office manager. >> jimmy: your office manager. sometimes there are office relationships but go on. >> okay, so we went the day after he arranged to make these suits, we went to downtown los angeles and bought some fabric for the suits to bring back to the tailor. >> jimmy: that's fun. did you guys have lunch? >> no. >> j

. >> hi, mr. moorei just wanted to say my grandparents are from aleppo, so i'm the grandson of syrian immigrants. the hate crimes against arab people is definitely a very real thing, but i wanted to know, why doesn't the democratic party disavow the violence against arabs in countries like syria with terrorist groups like arar ashan? jebaat al fate al shan that they directly support with their policies. and will they focus on the people who are really dying and really suffering that they claim to care so much about in this country? >> i can't answer for the democratic party or these politicians, and you called them policies. you could also calm call them non-policies. and it's why i think a lot of people were drawn to trump, because he seemed -- he's the kind of guy who is going to do something. and he understands, you know, the importance of the perception, and he understands how quickly he can change the perception too because he changes himself every other day. but i think -- i want to say this to yo

to the arizona supreme court they came down an opinion in 1965 and they rejected the argument by mr. moore that the confession should not be admitted because he didn't have a lawyer. there is on the supreme court said it's not required under american law and the supreme court has not said that a confession is inadmissible if you don't have a lawyer. with the court had said two years prior in a case called -- versus the united states a court has said that if the suspect asks for a lawyer at any time before or during interrogation you have to give him one right then. in this case miranda had not asked for a lawyer. so that's the issue the supreme court took up in 1966. so in the briefing stage prior to oral argument in the miranda case, all of the briefs focused on that question. who has to give these warnings, are warnings required and if they are who has to give them and who do they have to give them to? just knowledgeable people or everybody? so that was a setting for this case. the briefs in all four cases focused on the sixth amendment. which which is the right to counsel. so when the o

arizona supreme court, they came down with an opinion in 1965, and they rejected the argument by mr. moore that the confession should not be admitted because he didn't have a lawyer. the arizona supreme court said that's not required under american law. the supreme court has not said that a confession is inadmissible if you don't have a lawyer. what the court had said two years prior in a case called escondido versus the united states, the court has said if the suspect ask for a lawyer at any time before or during interrogation, then you have to give them one right now. in this case miranda had not asked for a lawyer. so that is the issue that the supreme court took up in 1966. so in the briefing stage prior to oral argument in the miranda case, all of the briefs focus on that question, who has to give these warnings, our warnings required? if they are required who is to give them and who do they have to give them to? just knowledgeable people or everybody? so that was the setting for this case. then the briefs in all four cases focus on the sixth amendment, which is the right to counsel.

arizona supreme court, they came down with an opinion in 1965 and they rejected the argument by mr. moorehat the confession should not be admitted because he didn't have a lawyer. the arizona supreme court said that that's not required under american law. the supreme court has note said that a con sfegsainedmifble if you don't have a lawyer. -- inadmissionable if you don't have a lawyer. what the court had said two years prior, if the suspect asks for a lawyer at any time before or during interrogation then you have to give him one right then. in this case miranda had not asked for a lawyer so that is the issue that the supreme court took up in 1966. prior he breaching stage to oral argument in the miranda case, all of the briefs focused on that question, who has to give these warnings, are warnings required and if they are required, who has to give them and who do they have to give them to? just knowledgeable people or everybody? so that was the setting for this case. and the briefs in all four cases focused on the sixth amendment, which is the right to counsel. so when the oral argument

now what does mr. moore propose? >> he wants people out in the streets. ever you think of michael moore web's a popular guy. he has 3.5 million followers on twitter. when he gets involved in something it gives it more attention than it might normally get. he posted the following on twitter. he said "disrupt the inauguration. the majority have spoken by 2.7 million votes, silence is not an option." also providing a link to a website of local activists in the d.c. area. who are they and what do they want? we clicked on that link and went to their website. i'm reading again. "we call on all people of good conscience to join in disrupting the ceremonies. if trump is to be nicaragua to t all, let it happen behind closed doors, showing the true face of the security state. stuart: good stuff, we'll see you again soon. get rid of those buses behind him, too. on you next guest compared trump to lady gaga. and it's a compliment. [♪] (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. (both) yes! (vo) with no surprise overages, you can use

mr. moore: thank you so much, madam speaker -- ms. moore: thank you so much, madam speaker, and thank you to the gentlelady from illinois. i rise today in strident pposition to h.r. 933. madam speaker, we've heard so much about fake news lately. and now we're being asked for taxpayer funding for fake congressional committees. this resolution provides another $800,000 taxpayer dollars to the republicans' ongoing hatchet job against planned parenthood. we already know the facts on the fake planned parenthood videos, video, and the goals to create untrue facts. so far this fake committee has found no wrongdoing by planned parenthood or their doctors and of course this panel knows that they wouldn't find anything because planned parenthood has been cleared of wrongdoing 17 times. by three different house committees, 17 state investigations and a grand jury. now, despite all this, republicans want to waste more taxpayer dollars -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. schakowsky: i yield the gentlelady 30 seconds.

banking that mr. moore is talking about. he bank and unicredit with restructuring. michael moore, you are the conduit to the research on the street. has anyone figured out what the value of this restructuring is to unicredit and does anyone have a clue what they are going to sell those mpl's to pimco and fortress, what those values will go out at? >> you saw they are going to take a big hit as part of the sales, and that is what the capital raise is funding. totainly, the markets seem have liked the plan. they saw it as realistic. part of it is they are not relying on revenue growth. they arefew years, modeling in revenue growth at .6%. it is a cost-cutting story and the market can get behind that. because it is more in the banks control. tom: is this the start of a trend? more unicredit's into the first quarter of next year? >> that is the playbook. address the capital question and start cutting costs. that seems to be across the board. you saw it as burbank in russia today announced it is cutting 8% of its staff. certainly,

. >> argument this morning, moore versus texas. mr. sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disable end in hall versus florida this

michael moore not accepting mr. s win and is listing a five-step process to challenge his administration. the controversial liberal filmmaker is asking them to -- moore suggests forming a rapid response team to stand up to the trump administration. hmm. >>> you can't eat here. a restaurant rielg up residents telling people who voted for the president-elect to find somewhere else to eat. this sign plastered at cafe 8 1/2 at honolulu, hawaii said if you voted for hawaii, you can't eat here. some calling it racist and hate filled. the owners saying everyone is welcome but the sign is staying up. >> doesn't sound welcoming. >>> remember the viral photo of hillary clinton recuperating on a hike near her new york state home. her former rival, senator bernie sanders was also spotted in the wild sampling cheese at costco. it makes sense he was spotted there since he loves the idea of paying for things in bulk like education and health care. >> whoa. >> the time now is six minutes before the top of the hour. the best boss eve

liberal michael moore trashing president-elect donald trump. i watch cnn and mr. white lash himself, van jones, interviewing michael moore, is that any indication why cnn has very few viewers on any given night now? >> i think it's fair to say they started on the left and then went to the left, and that they're now so far out of the left that actually they may make an intersection with mars or venus at some point in the next year or two. you have to relax and accept, as you heard me talk before about they love a great essay on intellect wall yet idiot. a lot of people who are pseudo end lek walls went to a good school and learned something and prove it on tv. i saw nancy employpelosi say we need to change. you've lost legislators, governors, the senate, the house, you just lost the presidency. do you think there's a signal that your customers aren't happy? she doesn't think so. it didn't penetrate. >> it shows how in touch she is and she deserves that position. harvard did a study and this professor's name is thomas e patterson, and he pointed out that during trump

. >> reporter: moore did warn mr. trump has to be careful a bunch of companies may now be lining up on pennsylvania avenue here in washington and fifth avenue in new york looking for goodies. >> thank you. >>> up next, will president obama pardon hillary clinton on his way out of the oval office? first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. atlanta, a death of a second south georgia police officer involved in a domestic dispute shooting yesterday. police in america's georgia say the 32 suspect killed himself today as authorities arrived at a home where he was hiding. reno, nevada, a high school student was threatening other students is in critical condition after being shot by a campus police officer. the chief of police says the officer took the action when the 14-year-old boy failed to follow his commands. this is a live look at san francisco from fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, a magnitude 6.5 earth quake rocked the west coast this morning. the u. it was center

liberal michael moore trashing president-elect donald trump. i watch cnn and there's mr. white lash himself van jones interviewing michael moore. is that any indication why cnn has very few viewers on any given night now? >> i think it is fair to say they started on the left and went to the left. >> yeah. >> and they are now so far out to the left that actually they may make an intersection with mars or venus at some point in the next year or two. you have to relax and accept, as you've heard me talk about, the great essay on intellectual yet idiot. i think that you are seeing a lot of people who are pseudo intellectuals, who, you know, went to a good school and learned nothing. and then get on tv and prove they've learned nothing. and you would think that the left, i saw nancy pelosi say, oh, we really don't have to change. let me see. you know, you lost thousands of state legislators. you've lost governors, you've lost the senate and the house and you just lof tst the presidency. do you think there might be a signal that your customers aren't happy. she didn't think so.

. >> reporter: moore did warn mr. trump has to be careful a bunch of companies may now be lining up on pennsylvania avenue here in washington and fifth avenue in new york looking for goodies. >> thank you. >>> up next, will president obama pardon hillary clinton on his way out of the oval office? first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. atlanta, a death of a second south georgia police officer involved in a domestic dispute shooting yesterday. police in america's georgia say the 32 suspect killed himself today as authorities arrived at a home where he was hiding. reno, nevada, a high school student was threatening other students is in critical condition after being shot by a campus police officer. the chief of police says the officer took the action when the 14-year-old boy failed to follow his commands. this is a live look at san francisco from fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, a magnitude 6.5 earth quake rocked the west coast this morning. the u. it was center

. >> reporter: moore did warn mr. trump has to be careful a bunch of companies may now be lining up on pennsylvania avenue here in washington and fifth avenue in new york looking for goodies. >> thank you. >>> up next, will president obama pardon hillary clinton on his way out of the oval office? first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. atlanta, a death of a second south georgia police officer involved in a domestic dispute shooting yesterday. police in america's georgia say the 32 suspect killed himself today as authorities arrived at a home where he was hiding. reno, nevada, a high school student was threatening other students is in critical condition after being shot by a campus police officer. the chief of police says the officer took the action when the 14-year-old boy failed to follow his commands. this is a live look at san francisco from fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, a magnitude 6.5 earth quake rocked the west coast this morning. the u. it was center

mr. screeniweeney curre car company. >> all of you live in the same building. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask a couple of other questions and has to do with with the land use culpability for many years under the strong leadership of mr. meekly could talked about the transformation ♪ area there was always a strong support for residential being adjoining and supported by small business that are compatible with residential for the people that clinch or do certain kinds of things are eyes on the street and their neighbors equipment working people that can coordinate and live next door to residential in in particular case i feel an inward looking high security operation i'm uncomfortable to a dead end of the street my biggest concern is that since november 8th we had a whole new discussion in front of the of us how we're under two different sets of regulations on mcd and as others or at at some point when we are more versed in the the subject property we'll look at them with equip i minor modifications about one and the other in that area of uncertainty frequency adjoining land uses, etc., etc. i'm concerned we are

. >> i guess another question along the lines of what commissioner moore was talking about in terms of sharp park mr. ginsburg there is not a orders to do something in the department of finish and game. >> i don't think that is exactly rights maybe you want to talk about the quote/unquote alternatives. >> keep it the way it is. >> yeah. keep it the way it is option this is the whole purpose of the exercise bay that is important for people to understand the context sharp with 4 hundred acres the golf is one hundred three hundred acres and some it of it is extremely rich frankly habitat resources between two major regions a creek there was mission blue butterfly habitat rich habitat as sharp one of the reasons frankly the potential tree removals a lot of sharp is in an unaccessible canyon there is tree ethiopian that is necessary there the project that we've been seeking there our primary focus it habitat restoration yes, we want to balance a reservation amenity but the mission of plan and an important mission of department is to conserve natural resources and preserve habitat that project in consulta

mr. screeniweeney curre car company. >> all of you live in the same building. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask a couple of other questions and has to do with with the land use culpability for many years under the strong leadership of mr. meekly could talked about the transformation ♪ area there was always a strong support for residential being adjoining and supported by small business that are compatible with residential for the people that clinch or do certain kinds of things are eyes on the street and their neighbors equipment working people that can coordinate and live next door to residential in in particular case i feel an inward looking high security operation i'm uncomfortable to a dead end of the street my biggest concern is that since november 8th we had a whole new discussion in front of the of us how we're under two different sets of regulations on mcd and as others or at at some point when we are more versed in the the subject property we'll look at them with equip i minor modifications about one and the other in that area of uncertainty frequency adjoining land uses, etc., etc. i'm concerned we are

commissioners there is a motion that has been seconded. >> sorry commissioner moore. >> can i ask you one more question mr. starr what is has to approach to this issue it is not something we do often i want to hear from various groups different groups small business councils and merchant are you comfortable to make a decision i know for this approve but maybe of consequence that we myself included couldn't possibly embrace if at that moment. >> minica discussed that last week the small business commission was if not endorsing it was for it in some way at least the office and also the golden gate restaurant association was for it as well we've had extensive talks with north beach they're the ones specifically mentioned in the code 245er7 particularly interested in it and we also went to the coalitions monthly organization meeting and they didn't seem to center a problem with it at the time. >> okay. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, there a motion to adopt it presented by commissioner johnson. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore

commissioners there is a motion that has been seconded. >> sorry commissioner moore. >> can i ask you one more question mr. starr what is has to approach to this issue it is not something we do often i want to hear from various groups different groups small business councils and merchant are you comfortable to make a decision i know for this approve but maybe of consequence that we myself included couldn't possibly embrace if at that moment. >> minica discussed that last week the small business commission was if not endorsing it was for it in some way at least the office and also the golden gate restaurant association was for it as well we've had extensive talks with north beach they're the ones specifically mentioned in the code 245er7 particularly interested in it and we also went to the coalitions monthly organization meeting and they didn't seem to center a problem with it at the time. >> okay. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, there a motion to adopt it presented by commissioner johnson. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore

. >> i guess another question along the lines of what commissioner moore was talking about in terms of sharp park mr. ginsburg there is not a orders to do something in the department of finish and game. >> i don't think that is exactly rights maybe you want to talk about the quote/unquote alternatives. >> keep it the way it is. >> yeah. keep it the way it is option this is the whole purpose of the exercise bay that is important for people to understand the context sharp with 4 hundred acres the golf is one hundred three hundred acres and some it of it is extremely rich frankly habitat resources between two major regions a creek there was mission blue butterfly habitat rich habitat as sharp one of the reasons frankly the potential tree removals a lot of sharp is in an unaccessible canyon there is tree ethiopian that is necessary there the project that we've been seeking there our primary focus it habitat restoration yes, we want to balance a reservation amenity but the mission of plan and an important mission of department is to conserve natural resources and preserve habitat that project in consulta

. >> i guess another question along the lines of what commissioner moore was talking about in terms of sharp park mr. ginsburg there is not a orders to do something in the department of finish and game. >> i don't think that is exactly rights maybe you want to talk about the quote/unquote alternatives. >> keep it the way it is. >> yeah. keep it the way it is option this is the whole purpose of the exercise bay that is important for people to understand the context sharp with 4 hundred acres the golf is one hundred three hundred acres and some it of it is extremely rich frankly habitat resources between two major regions a creek there was mission blue butterfly habitat rich habitat as sharp one of the reasons frankly the potential tree removals a lot of sharp is in an unaccessible canyon there is tree ethiopian that is necessary there the project that we've been seeking there our primary focus it habitat restoration yes, we want to balance a reservation amenity but the mission of plan and an important mission of department is to conserve natural resources and preserve habitat that project in consulta

. >> i guess another question along the lines of what commissioner moore was talking about in terms of sharp park mr. ginsburg there is not a orders to do something in the department of finish and game. >> i don't think that is exactly rights maybe you want to talk about the quote/unquote alternatives. >> keep it the way it is. >> yeah. keep it the way it is option this is the whole purpose of the exercise bay that is important for people to understand the context sharp with 4 hundred acres the golf is one hundred three hundred acres and some it of it is extremely rich frankly habitat resources between two major regions a creek there was mission blue butterfly habitat rich habitat as sharp one of the reasons frankly the potential tree removals a lot of sharp is in an unaccessible canyon there is tree ethiopian that is necessary there the project that we've been seeking there our primary focus it habitat restoration yes, we want to balance a reservation amenity but the mission of plan and an important mission of department is to conserve natural resources and preserve habitat that project in consulta

moore isn't the only one thinking that. the east bay times wrote an editorial saying mr. peterson a 30-year prosecutor should resign. >> what kind of credibility do you think he has now in the community? >> very little. very little. i mean, his reputation, um, it's tarnished. >> reporter: the state's fair political practices commission slapped him with a $45,000 fine after investigating his finances. mr. peterson was not available or camera today but in a written statement released earlier this is week he said he considered using the campaign money as a personal loan. the statement went on to say, quote, it is with disappointment and regret that i acknowledge the mistakes i made regarding my campaign financing account. as a result of these mistakes, i agree to pay the fair political practices commission a $45,000 administrative fine. >> he makes a decision on who -- what cases get filed on which ones don't. >> reporter: he says the d.a. should be held to the highest standard. >> he shouldn't be the d.a. if he is doing illegal things. >> reporter: the commission is expecte

mr. trump do? he picked scott pruitt, now suing the e.p.a., to run the e.p.a. i like that. that is like hiring michael moore to guard your refrigerator. i have to hand it to donald he leads you on and hits the trap door, he probably put exlax in their coffee before they left. they left and could not use the bathroom and they are in new york city. that is a lost fun. pruitt is the key threat against the left climate agenda and probably thinks greece peace is a lawn fertilizer or the sierra club is a sandwich. three yes has to be -- leo has to be crushed. he must be back to models and colonics. al, got out of the bed, shaved, plucked the nose hair and he put on a clean pair the sweats before he came over. the one that still has the drawstring. and donald gave him one massive orange head fake. but not just him, earlier donald saw rahm emanuel. i agree, he is the worst mayor since this give. ♪ a wonder >> pretty bad. make in mistake, rahm emanuel sucks with 600 murders in chicago, lead poisoning is airborne. >> how did the meeting with donald go? >> i was clear about where i stood and other mayors stood on immi

moore issued a plea last night while on "seth myers" looking straight to camera. >> with all due respect, mrpresident-elect, on our behalf, you have to pay attention. you have to attend these briefings. this is our country. this is our security. this is our safety. you're horsing around with all this nonsense, and you're not doing your number one job. and the number one job of the president is to make sure the country is safe. there's no right or ft, republican, democrat going on here. i'm asking you to your job for the sake of the people who may end up dead because you didn't do your job. i'm begging you to get up in the morning, send out your tweets to whoever, criticize him, not me, and then god, please attend the briefing. attend the briefing. >>> senate democrats and republicans put politics aside to come together and give vice president joe biden a proper sendoff as his time in office comes to an end. what was supposed to be an hour-long tribute to the vice president stretched for more than two. more than 20 senators recounted how biden overcame adversity throughout his life, including

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moore. >> i appreciate the more thoroughly rendered presentation but want to shout out to the gentleman and mr. burk when the project is sold mostly the former owner disappeared and it starts over again in this case i want to acknowledge the strong commitment and responsibly carrying it throwing that's something we like to see that in every case the department and the department spends a lot of time in shaping the projects and just as the project gets what we'll call flipped and everything we did basically going to square one but that hearing should be called out and like to hold it up for others to follow. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, there iis a motion and a second to approve that with conditions has been amended by staff commissioner johnson commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore and commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 67 to zero. >> commissioners that place us under our discretionary review calendar dr gilbert a mandatory discretionary review. >> commissioners befor