also to note that permit holders, project sponsor from the architectural firm wrote a letter to richard su. , re stating, quote, the property to the south is set back so far that it is no street presence on carolina street. it is nonconforming. for all intents and purposes, its main street presence is on 22nd street. we the appellants agree with mr. iguchi. as scott sanchez assessed the corner lot with regards to whether it fronts on another street, he believed that development regulations of the planning code should be applied to the property. while my lot is typical 25x100 lot, it is atypical in the way that it was developed. applying development regulations to the corner parcel is based on hypothetical development, as if my lot is the property being developed. it is not. my property has an existing building on it that is in the rear yard. this building is both protected by planning code 134c4b and r.d.g. for rear cottages as described by sucre and watte. the lot at 897 carolina street is not a lot under development. it has a building on it with two units and two families. to analyze thi

captions paid for by cbs television distribution richard gookin and his mother, vivian bergquist, are suing the mother of richard's children, melyssa ackerman, for vandalizing his suv and having him falsely arrested for assault. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 264 on the calendar in the matter of bergquist/gookin vs. ackerman. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. gookin, this is your mom? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and the only reason she's here is because she posted the bail for you when you were arrested as a result of a complaint filed by ms. ackerman. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: she wasn't present during any altercation. she has no other firsthand knowledge of the events of that day. >> no, your honor. >> judge judy: so, stand as long as you can. if you have to sit down -- >> can i sit down? >> judge judy: absolutely.

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ky tell you three democratic senators suing to block this appointment, including senator richard blumenthal who joins me in a moment. his effort zeros in on a technicality. but the larger battle is over. matt whitaker's criticisms of this mueller probe, which trump claims he didn't know about despite donald trump's habit of watching tv news and yes, fixating on criticism of bob mueller. >> did you know before you appointed him that he had that record that was so critical of robert mueller? >> i dd not know that. i did not know he took views on the mueller investigation as such. >> if mueller decides to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that in >> look, it's going to be up to him. he's going to do what's right. >> but you want overrule him if he decides to curtail -- >> i would not get involved. >> that may sound like another typical denial, but it's important, because that's the same tactic that richard nixon used to shut down a probe into his white house. when watergate got hot, and people started getting indicted, nixon put a new attorney general in and publicl

by special prosecutor leon jaworski to send evidence against richard nixon to the house of representatives in 1974. the legal -- people sued. and so robert mueller now has that. lawyers always love to see people who've gone down a path they're going down so they can find possible road markers and precedents. i assume this document will be very useful to robert mueller. >> i would think so. it sounds from the way that road map was written that it is something that would be sort of in the spirit of how mueller might do his report. in other words, it was done in the voice of the grand jury. so it invoked the authority, the legal and moral authority of the grand jury, and it was very factual, here are the facts and not sort of putting a lot of spin or argument or analysis on it. i think at the end of the day that's the kind of report that mueller would be likely to write anyway given sort of what we know about him as a prosecutor and as a person, and that will carry the most weight because we need people to look at facts and evidence. that is what is sorely missing in this sort of debate that goes on where rudy giuliani puts h

senator richard blumenthal of connecticut and a couple his colleagues in the senate today brought a federal lawsuit against whitaker suing him, claiming that his appointment is illegal and he constitutionally cannot serve as acting attorney general. we're going to be speaking with senator blumenthal live here in studio in just a moment about that. part of the controversy about the installation of matt whitaker at the justice department is, of course, that among all of the other functions of the justice department he's overseeing, he specifically now is supervising robert mueller and the special counsel's office and the russia investigation. well, tonight, in a new filing in one of the cases that relates to the russia investigation, robert mueller's prosecutors have made an interesting argument to the d.c. circuit court of appeals. this is a new filing that's just been submitted tonight. they argue in this filing that matt whitaker getting appointed to be acting attorney general of the justice department, they're arguing in this filing tonight that that does not materially effect the arguments that are happening in this a

suing to block matt whittaker from serving as attorney general. the appointment is unconstitutional. out front now, one of those three senators, richardl of connecticut, the former attorney general of the state sits on the judiciary committee. i appreciate your time. let's be blunt here, is this all about politics or do you genuinely think you can win a case? >> we can win this case, we should win this case, we will win this case. it's the highest law of the land and it provides that he very simply cannot install a person like matt whittaker, who is his lackey and lap dog when the office really requires qualifications. and matt whitaker lacks the key qualification. he's depriving us of doing our job, he's depriving the american people of a system of checks and balances, which is designed to protect against this kind of unqualified nominee. >> your case has been assigned to judge trevor and mcmadden. he's a trump appointee. you voted in favor of him. does this mean you will trust his ruling no matter what he do does? >> if he rules against us, we will appeal it, and i believe that we will win if this case goes to the united states supr

panel will put richard allen in the hot seat tomorrow i head of the hearing they have obtained internal facebook documents which sued alleged that facebook's policies restricting data access were anti competitive it created an app to find bikini photos collins writing to facebook our interest here is how facebook restricts developer access under these new rules, whether they are enforced and what consent users have about this. facebook's allen responding to collins saying that they consider the app developer's claims to be without merit we'll have to see what comes out of this tomorrow very early new york time back over to you >> yeah. stocks up 3.8% today next we'll have the close. and we have jay cla i tyton joig i to talk about regulation. keept right here we are talking cnbc, first in business worldwide ♪ introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> welcome back looking pretty good. starting with