>> commissioner tanner: well, i have a few. i don't know that they lead to any particular conclusion. we've got a lot of letters of support for mr. molina from various members of the artistic community supporting his hard work and his participation in that community. while there were two previous violations, battery, which obviously was pretty serious in 2012 and 2015, that was some time ago without any other issues. and i don't take lightly revoking someone's work away as an artist to sell their work. at the same time, what is probably most troubling is the lack of any remorse shown in this instance. it seems like a he said, she said, where the sergeant is representing events one way and he's representing events another way, saying i didn't do anything wrong. to me, that's kind of troubling for events that would happen in the future. i would be more open to a one-year suspension of his permit, after which he would have the right to reapply, but i do think the arts commission is right to take this pretty seriously. >> commissio

] your name is not santa, it is tanner >> no, tanner. >> jimmy: tanner, where are you from >> tennessee, we love tennessee. it gets a little chilly in tennessee around this time, doesn't it >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you have a sweater to keep you warm >> not that cool >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] this is -- this is gonna be -- would you like to try it on right now? >> okay. >> jimmy: let's try it, tanner let's go for it. [ light laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause that's -- that's gonna be good this is good yeah oh, tanner [ cheers ] tanner, this is good [ cheers and applause tanner, this is good subtle -- it's subtle. you go walk out, no one will even know you're wearing a a sweater. you're just -- they just know that you're warm you know what i'm saying >> that's right. >> jimmy: happy holidays, buddy. congratulations to tanner from tennessee. [ cheers and applause stick around we'll bright back with more "tonight show", everybody! ryan reynolds, niall horan, camila cabello, dababy come on! [ cheers and applause ♪ (paul) sprint's holiday deals are so big i need help spreading the word

with me are political campaigns and communication strategist jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, chiefboth. glad to have you both was his. jo tanner, you worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so two interesting perspectives on the election campaign. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads on a bbc panorama story about the woman who claimed she was trafficked to have underage sex with prince andrew, who is now calling on the british public to support her fight forjustice — allegations which he denies. the guardian has an exclusive story with the father of jack merritt, who was killed in the london bridge terror attack on friday. a vigil was held today in memory of the two victims of the attack, and a photo of mourners fronts the telegraph. however, the paper leads on claims thatjeremy corbyn‘s nhs for sale documents were "disinformation". put out by who knows who? the financial times warns that brussel‘s is ready to cut off the city of london's access to the post—brexit market — that's according to the eu's new financial services

ruth tanner from oxfam told us that the u.k. is in clear violation of the arms pact. when the arms trade treaty came into effect and the u.k. was a real champion of that treaty unfortunately sales to countries that we in yemen are party to not war in yemen are actually increased and i think there's just been a sake know that. you yemen world's worst humanitarian crisis right now and the u.k. and from kind of living up to the treaty in and the way to the treaty and has has continued to so countries involvement country where we know i am international and having no is being disregarded. and with pressure mounting the british government has had to put arms sales to saudi arabia on hold in june the court of appeal said they were unlawful and made without assessing it if the gulf state had if the gulf state had violated humanitarian law in yemen government is expected to appeal the decision in the supreme court saudi arabia's intervention in yemen started in 2015 to fight who the rebels who they say are terrorists however the level of civilian casualties in the conflict ha

ruth tanner again says there's clear evidence throughout has committed human rights violations in yemen and that the u.k. must stop selling arms to the saudis the evidence is really i have a well meaning and that there's been consistent violations of international law and and as you say the case was really clear that. the government needed to you know if it was going to continue to license weapons had to be clear about what that there was a pattern of violation and that violation was clearly that so i find that height that will be upheld and i think it's. you know very sad that the government have had to try and chosen to appeal this decision and wish to continue to sell weapons that have been used in a war that is causing untold poverty and. destruction for the people of yemen. young eco activists in germany have had a dressing down after disrespecting their elders that's among our stories still had after the short break. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president. or some want to be rich. but you'd like to

tanner voice is haunting. elegant piano work on the new album twilight people. on the title track are from a poem by seamus. in 1005. 2 decades later by the english composer. ringback latest collaboration explores the space between. and modern classical. and it's an enormous pleasure to have time out have been here with me in the studio welcome thank you for coming in twice. a labor of love i'm assuming obviously between the 2 here and it's it's interesting because it's such a very diverse body of songs. from greensleeves to the 20th century composers that you've brought on there john cage. but you've brought it together in such a highly personal narrative can you tell us what is the red thread for you there well. what's at the base of this album is our shared passion for folk songs because i believe i speak for both of us we really like the simplicity of the folk song and the way that it tells a story. through the music and i weave we have been playing folk songs for as long as we've been playing together always putting them as part of our classical concert pro

tanner. is haunting our dances way of tomorrow elegant piano work on the couple's new album twilight people. on the title track are from.

i want to bring in will tanner.director of the think tank onward, and he is former adviser to prime minister theresa may. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so telling president trump not to do something usually backfires. what will the effect be if he does weigh in? >> this is a critical time for the u.k. election. we're less than two weeks out from polling day, and if you look at the polls, while the conservatives do have a healthy lead at the moment, the labor party is narrowing that gap considerably. and this comes at exactly the time that two years ago in the 2017 election, labor started to make some serious gains and to squeeze the conservative vote. so boris johnson and his team, i expect, will be worried about that happening again and typically trying to kind of reduce risk wherever that comes. i think that was what the prime minister was saying yesterday. >> how worried are conservative mps about the president's visit? >> well, i mean, clearly it's a nato summit that is an issue that s

celebrated christmas with the tanners again back in 2016. >> i relief christmas at at the fuller us.> dave coulier made the debut with his episode. and made the telecast many times zbleens a lot going on. >> we have lots of old photos from the old days. >> i'm dj fuller and i'm here to see. it's christmas eve and i'm a rhyming freak. >> she decorated all by herself. i want to know where she stores the derkds. >> there is plenty much outlaw tide cheer on the set. the episode here hot in the dead of summer process. >> it's hard not to be in the christmas spirit all the amazing decorating, until you walk out 110 degrees in burbank. >> and the cast still looks so amazing. >> totally. but were you a fan of home improvement. >> jonathan taylor. jtt forever. >> i may mot have had a poster. >> he was a cutie. led by mr. tim allen who spent a holiday episode seeing double. >> doing all my own stunts. whoa, whoa, whoa. >> tim are you all right. >> oh, yeah. >> does that look like it hurt to you. >> our favorite part of christmas was tim the toolman taylor with always the plan gone wrong. >> ag

on september 11th, 2019, the board voted 4-0 and commissioner tanner was absent to continue this matter to october 23rd, 2019, to allow time for the parties to work on a settlement agreement. if a compromise was proposed, it would be reviewed and proposed to the next hearing. on october 23rd, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to december 4th to allow more time for a settlement discussion. if the board grabs the appeal, this constitutes approval action for the purposes of ceqa. as up a luminary matter, commissioner tanner, have you had the -- as a preliminary matter, have you had a chance to review the materials? >> i have. >> thank you. we will hear from the appellant first. >> good evening, members of the board. my name is amy and i'm here representing the family on their appeal of the planning commission to take d.r. which resulted in denial of the permit to repair the solarium's leaking roof and minor deck extension. through the lawyer, they have not only delayed the june on october hearings but have not been available for meetings and mediation. it is unfortunate that desp

with police scrutinizing her every move and may hounding her, narcy hired new york attorney howard tannerhave authority to go into those safe deposit boxes. he also disputed may's contention that narcy was involved in her husband's death. >> she had absolutely nothing to do with it. when she discovers ben novack, she acted consistently with how anyone else would act in that situation. >> and the defense attorney urged anyone looking at this case to follow the money in ben's murder. down there in the fine print of the will, it shows that may, the daughter, may have had her own reasons for wanting ben dead and her mother accused. >> may abod and her children were the next in line. >> if somehow narcy was removed from the line of inheritance, the daughter, may abad, would get $10 million through her children? >> that's correct. with narlsy o . >> with narcy out of the picture, may would get a flat $150,000 and her two boys the rest of the $10 million estate. narcy began offering her own theory of the crime, may did it. >> when she realized the finger was being pointed on her, she accused me.

to "the east bay times" it happened following a standoff that started around 6:00 last night along tanner near elmhurst park. half an hour officers found the men's bodies. for a time neighbors were told to stay in their homes. we're still working to learn what led up to the shooting. 6:06 right now. >>> a first amendments rights group is reportedly filing a new motion to unseal evidence on the deadly stabbing on the macarthur b.a.r.t. platform. john cowell is expected to stand trial sometime in the start of the new year. he pleaded not guilty to killing nia wilson and seriously injuring her sister. the first amendment coalition filed a new motion to unseal grand jury transcripts tied to witness testimony. a judge refused the same group's request on a technicality, the last time around. >>> this video getting a lot of attention showing a private security guard who pulls a gun on an east bay urban planner, who was taking pictures of bike racks on the sidewalk. kenyan wheeler happens to be african-american, says he was checking out the bike racks which he thought were cool outside a new apar

he is joined by commissioner lazarus, commissioner honda, commissioner santacana and commissioner tanner. he will provide the board with legal advice this evening. i'm julie, the board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the city department that has cases before the board. scott sanchez from the planning department is sitting in front. he also representing the planning commission. we have joseph duffy representing the department of building inspection. we have leah from san francisco public works and i believe debra will be present from san francisco public works bureau street use and mapping. the board requests that you turn off or silence your phones and other electronic devices. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation as follows. appellants permit holders and respondents are given seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for he re but thal. rebuttal. members not affiliated with the parties have three minutes to address the board and no rebuttal. they are given three minutes and no rebuttal. to assist the board yo

tanner, joe duffy, d.b.i. i'm more used to speaking up here then chief inspector hernandez.i would like to assist him if this is okay. you talk about safety issues. all building code is safety issues. you were talking about safety. where would you be -- what is your concern? >> i'm trying to understand, is to be clear, we see a lot of issues that come through here. you know. you are with us every week. some are pretty wild. well, how did they do this without a permit? we work with people to find a way to get them through so they can finish the project, fill the hole in the ground and figure out how to not destroy their neighbor's foundation. it is surprising to me to see revocation of a permit when we do have so may things that come through here that are not right, and there are certainly things in here that are not right, but it does make me wonder, is it a revocation, does it rise to that level compared to some other things? i am not seeing things that are super alarming, but that is why i'm asking for your professional opinion. what are the worst things in here? and we ne

i saw firsthand how tight the tv tanners are. >> yes, because "e.t."for our last hoorah. ♪ la la la la la >> make-up. make-up. make-up. >> i'm not make-upping you. >> there were tears. the crew's crying and -- 'cause my acting was so horrible. no. it was a hard -- >> you're laughing through that pain, bob. >> well, that's what i do. >> we bring back some peop from way back in the day. >> i love them all so much, ene my youngest who's a big fashion mogul in new york. >> do we get michelle? >> i can't say. >> i'll answer any questions you have about michelle. she's not coming. >> okay. >> she's not coming. not coming. >> nearly 25 years after this close-knit cast fired said good-bye on "full house" only "e.t." was on set for their emotional final day of filming the netflix reboot. >> to a job well done. >> last time i said good-bye to this stage was when i was 18 and now i'm 43. it was hard then and it's even harder now. >> i want the mugs. the "d," the "s" and the "k." and tell jodie and andrea that they have to come over to have coffee. >> part one of

we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — political campaign strategist jo tannerleh, the former labour adviser. a 12 year—old boy has died in what's been described as a deliberate crash in loughton in essex. essex police have launched a murder investigation and say they want to speak to a 51—year—old man, terry glover. four other teenagers were injured in the incident along with a 53—year—old woman. the incident happened around 3:30 this afternoon on willingdale road near dibden high school. our correspondent tolu adeoye is at the scene and gave us a few more details on what took place this afternoon. police have described this as a truly shocking incident. it was just after 3 o'clock, as the students were leaving debden park high school when this hit—and—run occurred. we had it confirmed sadly that a 12—year—old boy was killed in that incident. as you say, five others injured as, for teenagers, —— four teenagers, a woman in her 50s. their injuries are not life—threatening. the bbc has spoken to one of the people injured and told how the car had revved up, turned

ruth tanner again says that there is clear evidence that riyadh has committed human rights violations in yemen. the evidence is really i have a well meaning and that there's been consistent violations of international law and and as you say the case was really clear. that the government needed to you know if it was going to continue to license weapons had to be clear about that there was a pattern of violation and that violation was clear so i find that height that system will be a pal and i think it's. you know very sad that the government have to have try and chosen to appeal this decision and wish to continue to sell weapons that have been used in a war that is causing untold poverty and homme and destruction fed the people of yemen. going on at the moment ukraine and the self-proclaimed people's republic of donetsk and lugansk in the east of the country have initiated a prisoner exchange these are live pictures we're receiving via seeing is overlooking the exchange is part of a deal brokered during peace talks in paris earlier this month the presidents of russia and ukraine led th

ruth tanner went on to tell us that there is clear evidence riyadh has committed human rights violations in yemen and that the u.k. must stop selling arms to the saudis. the evidence is really i have a well meaning. that there's been consistent violation of international law and and as you say the case was really clear. that the government needed to you know if it was going to continue to license weapons had to be clear about that there was a pattern of violation and that violation was clear so i find that height that will be a pal and i think it's. you know very sad that the government have to have try and chosen to appeal this decision and wish to continue to sell weapons that would be nice to know that is causing untold. destruction fed the people of yemen young eco activists in germany have been accused of disrespecting their elders that story and much more still to come this is our 2 international. acts and stacey our continuing our south american tour and as you can see behind me we are in rio de janeiro oh my god so beautiful so much going on this is a country in transition. i'm n

worth tanner from told us that the increase in sales shows that britain isn't abiding by the treaty it signed when the arms trade treaty came into effect the u.k. was a real champion of that treaty unfortunately say those 2 countries that we in yemen know party to not war in yemen have actually increased and i think this is being sick know that. you're yemen world's worst humanitarian crisis right now and the u.k. and far from kind of living up to the treaty and the word is that treaty has has continued to so countries in both new country where we know international time you know is being disregarded. and with pressure mounting the british government has had to put arms sales to saudi arabia on hold in june the court of appeal said they were almost full and made with out assessing if the gulf state had violated humanitarian law in yemen it's expected the government will appeal the decision in the supreme court saudi arabia's intervention in yemen started in 2015 to fight her thyroid pills who they see as terrorists however if the level of civilian casualties and the conflict that are a

roof tanner again says that there is clear evidence that riyadh has committed human rights violations in yemen the evidence is really i have a well meaning. that there's been consistent violations of international law and and as you say the case was really clear that. the government needed to you know if it was going to continue to license weapons had to be clear about that there was a pattern of violation and that violation was clearly that so i find that high that that system will be a pal and i think it's. you know very sad that the government have had to try and chosen to appeal this decision and wish to continue to sell weapons that have been used in a war that is causing so untold poverty and harm and destruction fed the people of yemen. but finally it is a tradition of the holiday season for world leaders heads of state and they to organizations to deliver their annual greetings they usually wrap up the passing year and generally express hope for a prosperous and happy future but it seems this time there are a few peculiar messages saskia tyler explains. christmas the time of y

tanner crabs knocked down for three and scored 14 against northern illinois and the gaels won by 12 pointsnight, the marlon brando award goes to kyle lowry who pretends he got a whack i pj tucker. give him an oscar already. remember that ugly incident when myles garrett hit mason rudolph? well, how about this for your stocking stuffer this christmas. oh my god. jaxson hayes play for the pelicans and can he pilot on. this kid is 19 years old. coming to interview arena near you. the canes goalie, he wanted a piece of joe thorton and joe thorton floored him with one jab. four minutes for roughing him but man, that was worth it. that is the latest in bay area sports. have a great weekend. >>> straight ahead our next half hour cracking down on rent control. coming up the push for advocates hoping to get another proposition on the ballot next year. >>> plus, mafia police announced arrests and by the home invasion robberies. we are live at one of the homes where this happened with all the details. >>> and don't forget, we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find now this is a deal that go

our guests joining me tonight are the political strategist, jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, who's thee new economics foundation. more now on the fatal car collision that killed a 12—year—old boy in essex this afternoon. 0ur correspondent is at the scene. what do we know? we can see a great deal of police activity behind you, what do we know about what happened? still a lot of police activity outside here on the road where the accident happened and we know that police were called here at about 3:20pm, the time that school would have been going out, debden park high school and a 12—year—old boy was hit by a vehicle. he sadly died, was hit by a vehicle. he sadly died, was taken to hospital. we know that five others were injured, 215—year—old boys, a 13—year—old girl, and others,. . ispoke 215—year—old boys, a 13—year—old girl, and others,. . i spoke to someone girl, and others,. . i spoke to someone who lives in the local area who talked about people helping those who were injured, they were taken to hospital and we are not sure of their conditions at this stage. the police have been app

jonathon power, jo tanner, thank you very much indeed.ey were in 2017, and jo swinson has lost his seat. picked out some of the biggest feature through the night, these are the ones that went from red to blue, the likes of bassetlaw, a typical seat, a mining town in nottinghamshire, john mann standing down at this election, he had a majority of 5000, a majority now for the conservatives of 14,000. these sort of figures, incidentally, not easily overturned injust one election, incidentally, not easily overturned in just one election, the voucher change, labour collapsing, down 25%, enormous swing, quite extraordinary. in dudley north, ian austin, vote conservative, he told them, a former mayor of walsall now with a majority of 11,500, a seat that will not go back to labour anytime soon. sedgefield, former seat of tony blair, a 25,000 majority when he came to power in 1997, and now it is in the hands of the conservatives with a 4500 majority. one final one, someone i met on the road, laura pidcock, the rising star in labour, even she has lo

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you can see the line around his face where the make-up or the tanner or whatever it is stops.stem. it's a whole thing. but, hey, you heard him say his administration is looking into all this so let's leave it there. sleep well, america, and know the president is working hard from his throne room to get the gridlock unclogged on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris and "cuomo prime time." >> as good a metaphor for the saturday of play as there can be. anderson, thank you very. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes. we'll see what they say. as soon as it goes live, i'm going to take it. and we're also going to

he is joined by commissioner la, commissioner honda, commissionea and commissioner tanner. he will provide the board with e this evening. i'm julie, the board's executiv. we will be joined by representae city department that has cases e board. scott sanchez from the plannings sitting in front. he also representing the planni. we have joseph duffy representie department of building inspecti. we have leah from san franciscos and i believe debra will be pren francisco public works bureau, d mapping. the board requests that you turr silence your phones and other ec

we are so happy to have arlotte tanner quirk who plays the prince. >> our prince. >> the prince is here feel a little bit nervous and is there something you like to do to get the nerves out. >> we have warm ups we do backstage. >> can you show us. >> one two, one two, one, one, one, one, one, and we just shake it out. >> shake it out. >> and what's what you did. there's a lot more giggling when they do it when we're not looking. you are going to show us something, right, we have unity, our sugar plum fairy, such an honor to have all of you guys here. you show us what you're going to do, and we'll try, hoda. >> we'll try. >> in the land of the sweets. >> we do this wonderful move that reminds you of a ballet dancer in a jewel box, which is turning with your arms in high fist. i promise it's not that hard. >> you were a ballerina. >> but i stopped. >> all together, you don't have to go on your tippi toes. >> you guys are going to do it with us? >> and when we finish our dance, we take one step to the side, and we bow. >> show it again. >> one stepped to the side, and bow. and we step to t

what about tanner roark? a lifetime 500 pitcher. 33 years old.. good for them. good for them. check this out. tiger woods still relevant. the president's cup. he is the captain. and tiger, the shot of the day. like i said. tiger still relevant. that is a birdie putt. and, check this out. that's not an easy shot. and, there you go. that is the sporting life at this hour. >> all right, thanks mark. the news continues at 7:00 on ktvu plus. goodnight! >> see you later! ee you later! worst. renaissance. fair. ever. please let it go, sheldon. it was rife with historical inaccuracies. for example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead. now, her costume was obviously germanic. but in 1487, the bavarian purity laws, or "reinheitsgebot," severely limited the availability of mead. at best, they would have had some sort of spiced wine. you're nitpicking. oh, really? well, here's another nit for you: the flagons would not have been made of polypropylene. renaissance fairs aren't about historical accuracy. they're about taking chubby girls who work at kinko'

they include sent tanner and san jose, emeryville. warm coat drive last until the end of this month. >>> winter storms are causing albums for states across the country. the emergency declarations issued in rain chance hit the hardest. >>> the recent governor newsom will be hitting the 2020 presidential campaign trail this month. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or la

. >> tanner. >> aye. >> president swig. >> aye. >> so that motion carries 5-0 and the appeal is denied. >> we're going to take a brief -- how many minutes you need? five-minute break, please. we'll be back here at 7:25. thank >> welcome back to the regular meeting of the board of appeals. today's november 20th, 2019. we are now on items 7a, 7b and 7b. appeals number 19-071, 072 and 073. ingrid evans, gissel and kay lean versus san francisco public works, bureau of street use and mapping subject property 2735 green city on june 14th, 2019 to gte mobile net of california lp of a personal wireless service facility site permit. construction of a personal wireless service facility and this is permit number 18wr-0185 and we will hear from ms. evans first. you have seven minutes. >> good evening, ingrid evans. for the record, all appellants, evans, klein pa tell would like to join in the brief and arguments of the others for appeal. the public works ordinance 190-19 that you talked about making a lot of these appeals moot. and i would argue in this situation, it is not moot. the reason why it

uphold the permit on the basis that it was properly issued >> we have a motion from commissioner tanner to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis it was properly issued. on that motion. [roll call vote] that motion carries 3-0. and the appeal is denied. >> is there any further business? >> this concludes the hearing >> we are adjourned. >> good afternoon, it's 1:00 p.m. my name is miguel bustos and this is a regular meeting of the commission on community investments and infrastructure the successor agency commission to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday, november 19th, 2019. welcome to members of the public and both present and listening. >> clerk: thank you mr. chair. first order is item one roll call. commissioner brackett is absent. commissioner scott. >> here. >> vice-chair rosales. >> chair. >> chair bustos. >> here. >> and all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2 announcements. item a the next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on december 3rd, 2019 in city hall room 416. the announcement of sound produ

you can see the line around his face where the make-up or the tanner or whatever it is stops. it's a whole system. it's a whole thing. but, hey, you heard him say his administration is looking into all this so let's leave it there. sleep well, america, and know the president is working hard from his throne room to get the gridlock unclogged on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris and "cuomo prime time." >> as good a metaphor for the state of play as there can be. anthony, thank you very much. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes. we'll see what they say. as soon as it goes live, i'm going to take it. and we're also going to look more deeply at who comes to our government and from where? an

commissioner tan e -- tanner, we see the most egregious cases of stories that are added. i'm perplexed standing here. >> i sympathies and we see cases also but what i want to try to do is diminish the drama around other things. let's go back to the building and look at the issues, right? >> great. >> the exit corridor. mr. buscovich testified he got plans approved from fire that he didn't send down to file. but saying the plans didn't show on the plans. were you aware of that issue? >> we asked him what's the purpose of this wall. they asked to do a fire report and they said remove them. they are more dangerous because you are running back inside the building. so did i look at the plans and say where did you -- no, i took his word for it. >> and foundation not in the plan, the foundation work was done. is that something you were aware of as an issue? >> we had a seismic upgrade. >> front footing wasn't noted to be replaced. we replaced the front footing. >> the excavation was performed. there's discrepancy how much excavation was shown on plan, it's your testament there w

let me introduce to my immediate left joey tanner, my co writer and friend. director of the project. and sue stan that bloom, senior fellow and defense director here. my colleague. and former deputy chief of staff for programs and plans for the deputy secretary of defense. next, david cohen, who is currently a partner at will mer hail, formally the deputy director of the central intelligence agency and before that the former undersecretary of treasury for financial intelligence. and on the end, eric, director at the financial integrity network, also senior director at the center for economic and financial power, and also, formally a senior adviser to the undersecretary of treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence. so we will start with jordan to kick us off. and national security strategists and foreign policy planners face many challenges. they are busy people. why should national security and economic policy professionals focus on sanctions as a form of deterrents, and what will that do to alter and improve those sanctions as a specific policy tool,