gene rossi is back with me.all, a colloquy and what normal people who use normal words and aren't as annoying as us would call a conversation since sunday about this. you have been out there very far. i've stipulated the attorney general is within his lawful authority. he can release press releases. he can release letters and say what he thinks. the problem according to democrats seems to be anyone taking what he thinks and treating it as anything other than what he thinks. he's been on the job a month. doesn't think presidents can easily commit obstruction and he wants the world to know what he thinks. walk us through what you think matters about this since you, i would say, were hammering the selective disclosures as soon as we learned about them sunday night. >> i was very passionate, how is that? ari, here's what troubles me the most about the attorney general. and i was very complimentary about him when he was nominated. he already put his thumb on the scale in june of last year. he got that report after he

the only last part that will be going out to build -- bid is rossi and judge christopher. we are currently very busy right now. willie wong, potrero, and high turk, they are starting construction as i speak. we aim to complete the rest of this project by spring of 2020. this is a slide that shows our neighborhood -- our citywide projects, and i have categorized it and the different buckets as enumerated in the bond. the let's play s.f. program, which is the public-private partnership project between recreation and parks and parks alliance, to renovate about 13 playgrounds throughout the city washington square is complete. we have to say that. five projects will be going into construction this spring. they include merced heights, sergeant mccauley, allis chalmers, mclaren, and the panhandle. in mclaren park, the vision plan is complete. we continue to implement all of the projects that were prioritized from that program. the community opportunity fund projects are also underway. they will get -- in our water conservation program, the square is complete, the plaza, and are o

. >> charles: now let's get reaction from gene rossi.rgued seven cases in front of judge ellis and we have robert ray as well, former whitewater prosecutor. gene, what is your experience here? >> well, charles, as you said, i had seven trials in front of judge ellis. hundreds of sentences. he treated me like a son. at times, he can be very compassionate. reading of the tea leaves, the victorian era practice, i predict seven to ten years in prison for several years. one, he's 70 years old as of april. two, he's in a wheelchair and it's funny. i had a trial with a defendant in front of a wheelchair and he got seven years. the other thing is, judge ellis is not enamored with this case. lastly judge ellis knows that next week judge jackson in d.c. is going to sentence him. so my prediction, my reading the tea leaves is seven to ten years. i could be wrong. >> charles: robert, your thoughts? >> in this situation, i might defer to someone who has more experience than i do in the eastern district of virginia. given the fact that the sentencing

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parish history has been taken from us...parish history with no way of being recreated..says michael rossi who works with the church.. sot: i'd like to say it was digitized but the information never was..the burglars broke in through a window and used a hand truck to carry safe away..it's believed they were looking for money from church collections, but that money was already in the bank. father molano says the parish is praying for the books to be returned. (robin) that was dan thorn reporting. the church is also offering a $10 thousand dollar reward for the return of the documents. (robin) local high school and middle school students from oakland, san francisco, and marin county are planning to walk out of school this morning to demand urgent action on climate change. they plan to rally at 10:00 a- m in front of u.s. representative nancy pelosi's office in downtown san francisco. from there they will march past the office of u.s. senator dianne feinstein. the students are calling on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocas

so your notes. >> gene rossi's notes. >> i see in caps, wrong. what upsets you most that you think is not wrong in your judgment, but is improper for an ag? >> what is wrong and why this letter needs some sanitizer is -- and it really does -- he should not have made the decision on obstruction because in june of 2018, he already said i'm not going to decide obstruction. number two, in those 48 hours -- >> slow down. you're saying this attorney general. >> yes. >> took a position on this matter. >> yes. >> before he was put into power? >> yes. and that should have been grounds for recusarecusal. and that's why this letter means nothing to me. >> except he didn't just take a position. so i looked a the memo, the unsolicited memo that william barr when he was auditions for the job of ag, which the president trump gave him, he said that mueller's obstruction of justice investigation was grossly irresponsible, fatally misconceived and potentially disastrous. this is the man who today made the decision that there were not enough evidence about obstruct

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. >> rossi mercado, famosa modelo de tallas grandes llegÓ el momento en el que ya no pudo conseguir trabajoales. >> ella desde un principio cambiÓ su vida, caminaba, aprendiÓ a comer correcto, comer saludable, hacer ejercicio todos los dÍas. >> ella decÍa, yo no quiero que mi estÓmago se ancha. entonces tenemos que comer comidas especÍficas y tienes que parar de comer antes de que estÉ cientas lennas y y ella lo hizo y lo hizo muy bien. >> català bazar parta del 80% que falle y gane el peso anterior. >> ella me decÍa, para mí es muy importante tener algo que me ayude a no querer comer. esa ansiedad. y ella buscÓ, me dijo, entonces el ejercicio para mÍ va a ser esa herramienta. >> paso el primer aÑo y el segundo, y el tercero y el cuarto, todos documentados de mis redes sociales. el trabajo le exigÍa una foto diaria. eso era lo que memo se va mi triunfo. la cirugÍa fue un rotundo Éxito, pero no borrÓ los fantasmas del pasado. hay veces que me despierto en la madrugada y pienso que es mentira, que no es verdad. que estoy en el aÑo 2014. que tengo 83 libras mÁs. y ese es mi terror. no hay fech

in the 68th minute rossi loops one home, makes it 5-0.t was the final. >>> the globetrotters keep taking their trick shots to absolutely crazy levels. attempting to make a bucket from a roller coaster inside the mall of america in minnesota. oh yeah. he drains it. that is absolutely unbelievable. i do wonder how many times do you have to ride that roller coaster before he got that shot? >> right. >> once, i'm sure. >> okay. once. i think he probably tossed his lunch a couple times. >> oh ye of little faith. i've seen drew make that shot dozens of times. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you so much for joining us. have a great evening and an even better morning. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. (john h.) all right, america! 'tis the season to be freezin'... and wipin' out. ♪ oh, ay, oh, ay-oh, ay-oh, ay ♪ big ba

. >> my name is robert rossi, native san franciscan, and fifth generation district six. i want to let you know that i stand with my neighbors in opposition to the navigation center, but please keep in mind, i consider myself and my neighbors humanitarians. so we are clearly behind the city's effort in helping the homeless, but at the same time, district six already has two shelters that we've supported, and now it's time i think that the other ten districts, you know, share in the responsibility of solving this problem. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. >> good afternoon, president yee, board of supervisors, jennifer ingarcia, uf -- jennifer garcia, local 5648. i'd like to thank you for urging walgreens to consider negotiating with 5648. walgreens received over $350 million last year from the trump tax break, and they are asking for take aways from the workers. this is at a time where data shows the total cost of living in san francisco is over 62% higher than anywhere else and -- than u.s. average, and rent rates are the highest in the country. our membe

parish history has been taken from us...parish history with no way of being recreated..says michael rossi who works with the church.. sot: i'd like to say it was digitized but the information never was..the burglars broke in through a window and used a hand truck to carry safe away..it's believed they were looking for money from church collections, but that money was already in the bank. father molano says the parish is praying for the books to be returned. (dan)sfpd is handling the investigation. the church is also offering a $10 thousand dollar reward for the return of the documents. you're encouraged to contact st. dominic's or the police if you have any information. reporting in san francisco dan thorn kron4 news (ken) the undocumented immigrant accused in the brutal murder of a san jose woman was in court today. carlos carranza - has been in and out of the criminal justice system several times. (grant) now prosecutors are saying he won't get out this time. kron4's rob fladoboe explains. inside department 23 on thursday afternoon, in a proceeding that lasted less than a minute, with n

a senior doj official and jean rossi. we have been doing a lot of laws here.leanor, i turn to you on what washington thinks. what do they think of this collusion and barr who's taking a big swing with a big muscle move against the person who was the biggest muscle, affiliated with the doj, bob mueller. >> the resistance has spent the last 22 months with mueller and spending a lot of time and every jot and everything having to do with russia. the results of this have really made a lot of democrats question whether they put their faith in the wrong horse. and no one is going to bail on robert mueller. i think that's not appropriate. right now i think they're looking at barr, at the attorney general and wondering how rigged this whole thing may have been going in. >> did he work it this weekend? >> well, those hours spent pouring those many pages. if he had not come out of some sort of a letter or conclusion, we would all be jumping up and down. >> he gave us something on friday, he could have said i hope to update by the end of next week. i am going to take a vi

with us now is a former justice department official jean rossi on this.ught the beto o'rourke leap was just that, a huge leap. what do you think? >> it's the classic getting over your skis, the tips of your skis. you brought up a good point, neil, republicans and democrats should not get over the tips of their skis either way. we don't know what is in this report. it's a war and peace, a lot of pages. we doesn't know if there are exoneration of individuals, including the president, or this is a possibility. when i was a prosecutor i would write memos to decline cases. in the memos i'd put the good and bad and positive and negative and we don't know if that report, if mueller came close to charging somebody or that person was completely exonerated. we have to wait. so, both sides should be very cautious and should not be spiking the football and to go with that football analogy. i think we are at the end of the first half. in the third and quarter quarter are going to involve two forces. one is congress, we all know what could possibly happen there with th

gene rossi. explain what is this. it's a lot easier said than done. >> absolutely.ody, 85%, we all want the report. we want it in total without any redactions or any changes. as a former doj prosecutor for almost 30 years, here's what i think will happen on the fifth and fourth floors of main justice for the attorney general rod rosenstein. his deputy. they have to look at the report, which is about 800 pages. and then you have supporting documents. grand jury information, fbi 302 interview notes, documents. that takes a long time to go through to make sure that the following, neil. you cannot, you absolutely cannot release information that jeopardizes an ongoing investigation. that would be foolish. number 2, you can't release information that divulges means and mets of investigative techniques and also national security interests. so you're going to probably have officials from the cia, other intelligence agencies opining. in the third area is, information is subject to executive privilege. whether it's the white house privilege or president trump's personal privi

we never thought anyone would come in here let alone be able to haul away this large safe..michael rossih saint dominic's catholic church says they discovered the break in early morning and noticed the safe was missing from the priory.. inside the safe was $9000 dollars worth of gift cards given to struggling families but also sacramental records dating back to 1873..sot: these books are absolutely irreplaceable..father isaiah molano says the history of the parish has been stolen and with it the history of people and their lives with the religious ceremonies such as baptisms, marriages or funerals were all recorded bound books.catalogues the history of saint dominics and this part of the city and currently that history is gone. this part of the church's story and the story of our community has been taken from us. the burglars broke in through a window and used a hand truck to carry safe away..it's believed they were looking for money from church collections, but that money was already in the bank. father molano says the parish is now praying for a safe return of the books. (dan)sfpd is h

[cheers and applause] >> my name is robert rossi and i have lived in the area the last 23 years. p i wantei wanted to say i stand completely with all my neighbors and more importantly, i would like to direct this to director gazinski. my family has been involved in ownership and development in san francisco for the last 135 years. and i've been involved with my family's business for the last 40 years, semiretired but i'm more than willing to work with the director in minding an alternative in more suitable location for this proposal. cheeadvocates as my family has o keep in mind, a altruism and god samaritanship. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is mark dragon and i live a block away from the seawall lot 330. i've been a resident for about 13 years and i sit on the neighborhood committee for the port. first i want to say i support all of my prior neighbor comments. this is a huge social experiment for the city, never with a site this large or close to a high residential district and the sis are not good with those two uses. what i want to focus is on is what the port can

a senior doj official and jean rossi. we have been doing a lot of laws here. eleanor, i turn to you on what washington thinks. what do they think of this collusion and barr who's taking a big swing with a big muscle move against the person who was the biggest muscle, affiliated with the doj, bob mueller. >> the resistance has spent the last 22 months with mueller and spending a lot of time and every jot and everything vhaving to d with russia. the results of this have really made a lot of democrats question whether they put their faith in the wrong horse. and no one is going to bail on robert mueller. i think that's not appropriate. right now i think they're looking at barr , at the attorny general and wondering how rigged this whole thing may have been going in. >> did he work it this weekend? >> well, those hours spent pouring those many pages. if he had not come out of some sort of a letter or conclusion, we would all be jumping up and down. >> he gave us something on friday, he could have said i hope to update by the end of next week. i am going to take a

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a former federal prosecutor named jean rossi tells bloomberg news, judge ellis, who sentenced manaforty assumed judge jackson would impose significant additional time. and ross said, quote, that was in part why he went relatively easy on paul manafort. a lot of analysts may agree or disagree but here's the bottom line, judge jackson could punish manafort an additional ten years in the slammer for his crimes including conspiracying to secretly lobby the u.s. on behalf of the ukrainian government. she gets to serve the sentence that she hands down concurrently with his first one or consecutively. manafort is almost 70 years old so this could determine whether he spends the rest of his life behind bars. manafort's day of reckoning with judge jackson is set to happen on wednesday. and that brings us to our weekly segment "cross-examine" and we're answering your questions about legal news. understandably a lot of the questions this week were about manafort. you said this is perhaps the biggest blockbuster week of questions you received, one of them being what is the significance of the 40-m

carlos: me encanta rossi y su papel de lÍder. les recordamos que el teletÓn es el fin de semana.. hablamos en la alfombra roja con estrellas de polÍtica y de religiÓn. en la alfombra roja de premios soberano hubo de todo y para todos desde disfraces, buenos vestidos y muchas estrellas y los famosos no dudaron en confesarse ante las cÁmaras de "despierta amÉrica". >> en mi sector habÍan 20 hogares y yo no podÍa entrar a ninguno. >> para mÍ es un placer poder colaborar con la gente del patio. el alpha se ha ganado todo lo que tiene y ha trabajado muy duro. lleva muchos aÑos trabajando por todo lo que tiene. la mÚsica que trata de hacer cosas del corazÓn para que sean grandes. claro que sÍ. siempre lo quise. >> a mi me gustaba mucho comer y me iba a jugar para afuera y mi mamÁ me dice tienes que y comer antes. v recuerdp que le levante la falda a la maestra y mi padre era el director de la escuela y me dio con el mismo lazo de la bandera. >> ojalÁ pueda ir a compartir con ustedes algÚn dÍa. jomari: he hecho muchas travesuras por ejemplo le he robado la mula a mi abuela. >> y me enca

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