ms. kim: senate republican leaders haven't ruled out stopping confirmations of the lower court judges so far this to them but are you concerned that will bleed into the lower court and effectively halt those confirmations for the rest of the year even when we are still early in this election year? ms. aron: i do. i think there's something like 40 nominees on the floor of the senate. when you look at these nominees, every single one of them has been up by their home state senator. there is really no reason in the world what they shouldn't get a vote and shouldn't be seated on the lower courts. you take a state like texas and i know senators ted cruz and corn and have been out there talking about the supreme court. i just wish those senators would turn their attention to something like nine or 10 vacancies that exist in texas. that's a state that has so much litigation, so much of a backlog, you have to be flying in judges from around the country to hear cases in that state. it would be really

ms. kim: if judge garland is confirmed, what do you see his role being? could he be a critical swing vote? ms. aron: he possibly could be. i think it's hard to say at the moment. i can say this much -- his record, from what we know on his sucker court of appeals, certainly differs very much from antonin scalia's. he is a judge who has been very respectful of the role agencies played. you see that permeating all of his decisions on the d.c. circuit. that's a far cry from antonin scalia, who was very critical of what agencies do and what congress does. will see from merrick garland someone who is a very careful jurist, someone very thoughtful. most importantly, what he will bring to his decision-making is humility and understanding that at the end of the day, what he and his other colleagues on that court are doing will affect the lives redirect we of every american in this country. i think his humility will be something that will be a breath of fresh air on the supreme court. mr. bravin: one thing he won't bring to that court is diversity. he is another whi

ms. kim if judge garland is confirmed, what do you see his role being? could he be a critical swing vote? ms. aron: he possibly could be. i think it's hard to say at the moment. i can say this much -- his record, from what we know on his court of appeals, certainly differs very much from antonin scalia's. he is a judge who has been very respectful of the role agencies played. you see that permeating all of his decisions on the d.c. circuit. that's a far cry from antonin scalia, who was very critical of what agencies do and what congress does. i think you will see from merrick garland someone who is a very careful jurist, someone very thoughtful. most importantly, what he will bring to his decision-making is humility and understanding that at the end of the day, what he and his other colleagues on that court are doing will affect the lives redirect we of every american in this country. i think his humility will be something that will be a breath of fresh air on the supreme court. mr. bravin: o

we have a little block party and you ms. kimdid not show up and we had no representation from you at all. we have since go gone ahead and got the city to approve the park $1.5 million -- you never shows and thank you very much for not caring. it's the first place that gets dumped on is us. we got all the people down there and the encampment this time was beyond. you got your super bowl. we got the dump. we're kind of mads. we're kind of fedup. the man back here, his business has been there umpteen years and he had a fire that burned the side of his building. we're tired of being dumped on and we're putting the paperwork together -- to sue the city to say we want our taxes lowered, we're sick and tired of having the needles outside of our places. it's nothing new, but since the super bowl you really dump on. so we thank you ms. kim for not caring. goodbye. >> thank you, mr. taylor. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is bobby bogan, resident of san francisco, former executive director of organizing seniors. i have been gone ou

it can't be the law of our land that every time a website tweet tweets out a photo of kim facebook that ms. kardashian that isn't the way it works. if the plaintiff were right, if posting a short, truthful video of him to accompany commentary can be the basis for claim, then the internet as we know it will cease to exist. >> reporter: and gawker's attorneys also wanted to make it clear that this jury never saw the videotape that has us all here. they've never seen the sex tape. but they do have the option to see it during deliberation. reggie? >> jen, you've gotten ahold of some documents in this case that were just ensealed today. what have you uncovered so far? >> reporter: they were unsealed late this afternoon. documents. we're getting a better look into the fbi investigation and also what was on the full 30 minute sex tape that was sent it. hogan is seen on the tape using racist language, and after to his wife, saying if we ever did want to row tire, all we have to do is use that footage of him talking about redacted people. the documents also have fbi testimony from heather clem that

supervisor kim. >> ms. scott, it was really great that we as a board can honor you today for over decades' of work for those families who have experienced violence in their lives. i first met you in 2005, when we worked on proportion a. >> yes. >> a set a-side to invest in violence preventing in our city, after we had experienced a high of 96 homicides in the previous years. this was the community response saying enough is enough. we actually need to put our money where our mouths are, and actually invest in programs that will systematically counter the violence we're experiencing in our communities. even when that violence is isolated in certain neighborhoodss, it impacts everyone in san francisco. but not everyone is able to give it voice, because it's actually one of the most difficult areas to work in the arena of public service. it's emotionally exhausting, and drawing, and for those who continue to do that everyday and to reexperience the trauma and emotional loss with all of the mothers and families,

supervisor kim. >> ms.scott, it was really great that we as a board can honor you today for over decades' of work for those families who have experienced violence in their lives. i first met you in 2005, when we worked on proportion a. >> yes. >> a set a-side to invest in violence preventing in our city, after we had experienced a high of 96 homicides in the previous years. this was the community response saying enough is enough. we actually need to put our money where our mouths are, and actually invest in programs that will systematically counter the violence we're experiencing in our communities. even when that violence is isolated in certain neighborhoodss, it impacts everyone in san francisco. but not everyone is able to give it voice, because it's actually one of the most difficult areas to work in the arena of public service. it's emotionally exhausting, and drawing, and for those who continue to do that everyday and to reexperience the trauma and emotional loss with all of the mothers and families,

. >> judge, i'm going to call kim foster to the stand, please. ms. so the court can get at least better understanding of who kymyada is, tell us about your daughter. >> she's always had issues. i've always tried to address those issues. doing and being the best mom i possibly could. unfortunately for kymyada she needs more attention than i can give her because me and my husband both work. to the point where we are now it started with being disrespectful with me. after that we laid down the law. either you abide by our rules, or you need to go somewhere else. she chose to go and be with her god mother. that's fine. i know where you're at. you're safe. we'll work this out. >> you were okay with that. in fact, you presented that to her as an option? >> exactly. i trusted that person and i knew she would be safe with that person. >> so she didn't leave the house without your permission, did she? >> today the court is considering two difficult cases. there's kevin, a repeat offender who's been incarcerated for nearly four months, pending a final judgment

supervisor kim. >> ms.scott, it was really great that we as a board can honor you today for over decades' of work for those families who have experienced violence in their lives. i first met you in 2005, when we worked on proportion a. >> yes. >> a set a-side to invest in violence preventing in our city, after we had experienced a high of 96 homicides in the previous years. this was the community response saying enough is enough. we actually need to put our money where our mouths are, and actually invest in programs that will systematically counter the violence we're experiencing in our communities. even when that violence is isolated in certain neighborhoodss, it impacts everyone in san francisco. but not everyone is able to give it voice, because it's actually one of the most difficult areas to work in the arena of public service. it's emotionally exhausting, and drawing, and for those who continue to do that everyday and to reexperience the trauma and emotional loss with all of the mothers and families,

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these, peskin kim please keep asking the hard questions and keep up the constructive comments and criticisms. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> money msulie meyer on the street artist at justin herman plaza. i sell t-shirts. just make a long story short i try to be quick i lost over half my income for the month of january. generate is a slower month for the year that the people sellout in justin herman plaza during january and separate their the ones like cat was saying we need to the other. it's part of our budget. it's part of our income. we need that kind of thing. i lost half my income. i'm rolling with it there's a lot of people on this in the program that are not going to speak that are on completely fixed incomes. they have no recourse. they're scared to come out of. unscheduled but i'm here. this only people not hearing from. that's the main thing i want to say. it had a real fact it was systemic over 100 artists. the one thing i want to bring up is , 2 things really-i wasn't a can of twisted old thinking i didn't question the whole thing. were being closed down. to the artwork patient is est. present one of the comedy comes i

these, peskin kim please keep asking the hard questions and keep up the constructive comments and criticisms. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> money msulie meyer on the street artist at justin herman plaza. i sell t-shirts. just make a long story short i try to be quick i lost over half my income for the month of january. generate is a slower month for the year that the people sellout in justin herman plaza during january and separate their the ones like cat was saying we need to the other. it's part of our budget. it's part of our income. we need that kind of thing. i lost half my income. i'm rolling with it there's a lot of people on this in the program that are not going to speak that are on completely fixed incomes. they have no recourse. they're scared to come out of. unscheduled but i'm here. this only people not hearing from. that's the main thing i want to say. it had a real fact it was systemic over 100 artists. the one thing i want to bring up is , 2 things really-i wasn't a can of twisted old thinking i didn't question the whole thing. were being closed down. to the artwork patient is est. present one of the comedy comes i

these, peskin kim please keep asking the hard questions and keep up the constructive comments and criticisms. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> money msulie meyer on the street artist at justin herman plaza. i sell t-shirts. just make a long story short i try to be quick i lost over half my income for the month of january. generate is a slower month for the year that the people sellout in justin herman plaza during january and separate their the ones like cat was saying we need to the other. it's part of our budget. it's part of our income. we need that kind of thing. i lost half my income. i'm rolling with it there's a lot of people on this in the program that are not going to speak that are on completely fixed incomes. they have no recourse. they're scared to come out of. unscheduled but i'm here. this only people not hearing from. that's the main thing i want to say. it had a real fact it was systemic over 100 artists. the one thing i want to bring up is , 2 things really-i wasn't a can of twisted old thinking i didn't question the whole thing. were being closed down. to the artwork patient is est. present one of the comedy comes i