silverman. is that correct? he signed it, so i assume that he altered it. -- he signed it, so i assume that he authored it. yes. it is right in the first part. >> i grabbed the structural report. i am assuming that if he signed a, he authored it. commissioner sugaya: unfortunately, to staff, beginning on page 21 of the conditional use authorization and variants, back to the overriding consideration statement, that section. >> you walk in the conditional use? commissioner sugaya: yes. the pages are numbered variously, but this is way towards the back, even though it says page 21. the top part of the page is a synopsis of the report. yeah, use to connect. if you go to the bottom it says, "advancement of public health and safety." do we assume that mr. guy authored this also? or by the planning department's staff? >> yes. commissioner sugaya: and then at what i would like to know is what is the propriety of be there -- i don't know who authored what now. the advancement of the public health and safety, and says it

i was blessed to do that radio show catholics and silverman. some might wonder what happened. well, in the words of tom coburn, we got term-limited, okay? i am not a republican, but after watching what's gone or to a while now i'm surely not a democrat anymore. [ applause ] i am not all that conservative, but i come in all hue tilt to you conservatives for confession and forgiveness. i voted for barack obama, and i can't deny it. i would, if i could, but i did it on live radio and c-span 2 was in the studio that day. i thought barak hussein obama was ideally situated to speak simple truths to the islamic world, and i would think that a lot of people in that world would understand their need for change, but he wouldn't do it. he did not do it, and he will not do it. he proved that in cairo and hundreds of other ways since then. even though i have my severe doubts about john mccain i apologize to you. it won't happen again. [ applause ] as we had to admit my radio partner dan kaplis,ors objection were you right about barack obama, but i was right about mebson. the economy is the

judge silverman would want me to answer before going further. what are you doing on a panel about executive power. my colleague is on a circuit and made two assumptions about me, neither of which is correct. my time has set up the legal council and predisposes me to go between the political branches. it means i must know to mitt romney. about that first assumption. the fact that i once had an obication. how best to use the powers does not mean the experience of the executive power for the constitutional scheme that they display such appreciation. the call with the senate leadership committed to showing more respect to the office of the president than mr. clinton had. for judge silverman and like-minded skeptics, i assure you that i have no bias here. i do know that the powers of congress come first in the constitution. as you have seen from your materials, we have assembled the distinguished panel today. departing from the pattern used last evening, i will provide a brief introduction to all the panelists at once and then turn the time over to t

in charge and thank you so much become very interesting a lot of useful tips there that was steve silverman he's the founder and executive director for flex your rights. well the capital account is up next on our t.v. let's check in with lauren lyster to see what is on today's agenda lauren i live have you ever been to a farm or farm yourself i have been yeah but it's been a visit farm animals strawberry picking is all you mean but it turns out farming is only farms or investing in farms is quite a good investment especially at a time when markets are manipulated and people. as money is out right stolen from from brokerages like p.s.g. and m.f. global so we are going to tell you all about farming how do you do it where do you do it what if you never want to pick up a shovel well you're going to find out on my show in a few minutes right that's coming up in just a few minutes things laura that's going to do it now for the news we will be right back here and a half hour see that. mission free. education free. car charger free arrangement free. free. free. old free blog video for your media pr

joining me now is rick cornfield and craig silverman as well as clint van zandt. me start with you. what's going to happen in there, rick? >> well, the suspect is going to be brought out from a side room. he will have walked from the jail to the courthouse underground, for his security, and everything else, and he'll be brought to the podium and he'll be essentially advised of the charges that they are investigating him for. >> and i understand this could be extremely short, maybe just a minute or two. >> yeah, i think no more than that, and probably he will not say anything. i would expect that his lawyers will do all the talking. >> craig, one of the things that we had heard, and this was an unconfirmed report, is that there was some concern on the part of defense attorneys about -- there he is. this is for the first time, we are seeing james holmes, as he had been described, he had died his hair this orange/red color. he reportedly told police, on the scene, that he was the joker. of course, he came into the movie theater where the newest edition of the batman

but i do feel obliged to answer a question i know that my colleague and friend judge silverman wouldanswer before going further. what are you doing on a panel about the executive power? you see my colleagues on the d.c. circuit for whom i have boundless admiration make two assumptions about me, neither of which is correct. first, that my time as senate legal counsel predisposes me to side with the congress in disputes between thepo

craig silverman is a former deputy district attorney, do i have that right?an expert in colorado law and knows a lot about the way this case will proceed. what we heard this morning was just the reading of rights to the suspect, and he didn't even say a word. his defense team, essentially, spoke for him said, yes, he's aware of his rights. >> right. but we did get a look at him. we got a look at his defense team, the colorado state public defenders. they are very formidable, and they really work hard and have great resources. if this is a death penalty case, you can bet that everybody is anticipating that, i thought he looked sad and contemplative of the situation. and as you describe the horror of what went down in the theater, and we know that he apparently told the cops about the booby traps. did he have a vision of, a, this is going to be cool, this is going to be fun and then realized in the aftermath, hey, this isn't the greatest thing, and he's sort of reflected that in the court today. he didn't seem like a crazy man. he seemed appropriately sad, and

and so for judge silverman and like minded skeptics, i assure you that i have no bias here. although i do note that the powers of congress come first in the constitution. but we can talk about that later. as you've seen from your materials we have assembled a distinguished panel today. departing from the pattern used by judge baya last evening, i will provide brief introductions to all the panelists at once and then turn the time over to them. in the order in which they'll be speaking today, we first have professor levinson of the university of texas law school. he has written literally hundreds of articles and book reviews. if i can add something personal here, his scholarship on the second amendment was of special interest to this member of the panel that first considered the case that was to become keller. but we're not here to talk about that. professor is the author of five books including one framed america's 51 constitutions in the crisis of governance which is coming out this month which was referred to before. among his most recent publications on the executive powe

facing charges thank you so much become very interesting a lot of useful tips there that was steve silverman he is the founder and executive director for flex your right. also had an r.t.a. while the u.s. does everything short of putting up electric fences across its border with mexico china is extending an open hand so latin america coming up will tell you about the economic advantages china is currently pursuing and what the u.s. has to say about it. r t is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like algis you. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. me when i was like years old she told the truth. yesterday. i'm very. pleased. at first very much as burns your eyes right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual paper it's a food product essentially. much stronger than anything you'd be buying. thousands of times stronger than anything. else that's a real headline. the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers from what actually matters to those so that's why young people just

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joining us from the mile high city colorado prosecutor craig silverman and fox news anchor jon scott has been covering the story from the very beginning, did great work for us on friday night what's the headline today, john? >> his first court appearance judge appearance for yourself. onk hair detached expression. to me, it looks like he is some where vacillating between sorrow, drowsiness and bemused attachment when he is appearing in that courtroom filled with the weeping victims and their family members. the people he is accused of shooting. when asked whether he understood his rights holmes lawyer spoke for him as far as weekend tell, he didn't say a word. as bad as the shooting was, bill. we have confirmed it could have been a lot worse. a source who was at the theater that night. >> one of the first responders tells me the shooter began with his 12 gauge shotgun, then useed a .40 caliber glock pistol and semiautomatic rifle that he fitted with two 23 armor piercing rounds. he used an after-market drum magazine. a high capacity magazine but it was a cheap one and it jammed. and

let's bring in phil silverman and dosi farr. gentlemen, greet have you on the show. phil, let me get to you, first of all. if we're higher today that makes three in a row but is it for the right reasons? is it for the wrong reasons? in other words, hoping for more medicine from the fed? >> is that for me? >> yeah, phil. >> sorry. yeah. this seems to be one of those situations where bad news is good news because they're hoping for a ben bernanke to bail everyone out. i mean, you know, we had a weak philly fed number this morning and weak housing sales numbers and continued to see weak employment. even though we bounced off last week when things are pessimistic and down quite a few days in a row, i don't think this is something to have legs for very long. and it's an opportunity to lighten up positions or start to add some shorts. >> okay. so just trading in a range and maybe lighten up a little bit here. would you agree with that? >> i think so. we have been rallying for the wrong reasons recently. people are really looking for policy stimulus and we don't see that as

mark silverman, the doe manager appears on screen.i know his voice well from the pa system at work. we know that clintonian is in the vents and in the ductwork and we know it is in the walls and ceilings. we just can't tell you exactly how much of it is in any given location in a lot of places. he adds that there was very poor record keeping. we don't know where every pipe is for every line is have a nice day, i think him and that was the one that often heard i often heard on the pa when they would make announcements at rocky flats. they would say something like the winds are blowing 100 miles an hour, hold on, things are bad, have a nice day. have a nice day, i think. i grab my journal and start scribbling the words this may look like an anonymous stretch of asphalt. my heart jumped. that is the 903 pad that i walk by on my lunch hour. contaminated groundwater leaks down the ridge in the northern and western suburbs of denver. some of the girls busted inside are leaking and toxic waste can be traced on a map with drainage patterns in

what will happen in that courtroom, let's ask craig silverman, the former denver cheap deputy d.a.rning? >> it's a time to get acquainted. it will be interesting to see who his lawyer is. we expect the colorado state public defender. there was talk about doctor's ae road. i down that formal charges will be finalized today. that will probably come a few days from now. but we will see who the cast of characters are going to be in this case, including the judge. >> he will be informed of his -- of the charges they're at least investigating. we will not hear about an insanity plea or proposed death penalty which we assume the d.a. will propose. >> definitely not a death penalty decision today, but everybody knows that is on the table. in terms of an insanity plea, doubtful today, but expected down the road and maybe soon what other defense could they possibly have? >> looks like the only possible way to thread that needle. we are not likely to hear from the suspect either this morning. this will not determine his mental competence? >> no. but a lot of people will be looking at him. may

phil silverman and mark grant. >> thank you, good to see you. >>> coming up we'll head to chicago foray and 8:30 eastern time, america's richest oil man, harold hamm of continental resources will join to us talk oil, gas prices, and mitt romney's bid for the white house. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful c250 sport sedan. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. we take it on ours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz now for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends july 31st. >>> u.s. >>> u.s. consumers are better at paying back bank debt. consumer delinquencies fell in 10 of the 11 categories it attracts during the first quarter. the only category that saw delinquencies rise home equities lines of credit. the aba says delinqu

craig silverman / defense attorney"potentially we're talking about over 100 charges. 12 first degreeounts of attempted first degree murder" during holmes first court appearance last week, he seemed somewhat withdrawn and emotionless. some speculate he was drugged or putting on an act... possibly making an stance for an insanity plea. karen steinhauser / former denver prosecutor"...this is going to be a case where the focus is going to be on his mental state ... his mental state during the process to even go through this... and at the time that he committed these acts..." meanwhile, the judge overseeing the case has increased the blackout of information being released to the public. that includes details of holmes visits to doctor lynne fenton, a university of colorado psychiatrist.robert schalk / former prosecutor"...the judge is trying to be the filter of the information. // he doesn't want any information to be out there that would be inadmissible at trial..." one psychiatrist says we may eventually learn more about holmes visits with fenton since there is precedent for when the do

and joining us right now, weave' got with us craig silverman, former chief deputy, district attorney,ogram as well. craig, where did he get the money to buy this stuff, any idea? >> i don't know. i hear he comes from rather affluent neighborhood and so, he's 24 years old, and he made the supported by his family. >> maybe. >> alisyn: to us lay people, to regular people, this seems like an open and shut case. hundreds of witnesses saw a deranged young man enter a movie theater and perpetrate a blood bath, yet, i know to lawyer types this seems as though he could go on for months and years adjudicating this guy. why? >> right. if you want a case that never dies, pursue somebody for the death penalty in colorado and be successful, these things stretch out over a decade, especially with a defendant takes advantage of all the legal mechanisms. it is a slam-dunk case. it's not a whodunit, it's murder, premeditated word, this is triple pre-mmeditated murder and i believe the prosecutor will bring a death penalty charge against him. >> wt about the penalty at the time or subsequent to whether