united parcel service. my other case is hope versus hobbit, a civil rights case of sorts. gregory holtz is a prison inmate in arkansas who has an inmate is known as abdul mslik muhsmmad and his muslim beliefs require him to grow a beard at least half an inch in length. the arkansas department of corrections says no thank you. they allow mustaches under their corrections rules and they have a narrow exception for quarter inch beards for people who have dermatological problems. they have a, dated him in many other ways. he is allowed to have a prayer rug, a copy of the koran, a special diet, he is allowed to observe muslim holidays, but they say that half-inch or longer beard is a security risk. you can hide drugs in the beard, you can hide contraband, weapons, raise is in the beard and they make what seems like that fairly compelling security argument. the problem with their argument is that according to the justice department and other briefs, more than 40 states have figured out how to accommodate this kind of request as has the federal bureau of prisons so it is hard for

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my other case -- that's one called young versus united parcel service. my other case is called holt versus hobbs. also a civil rights case of sorts. gregory holt is a prison inmate in arkansas who, as an inmate, is known as abdul ma leak mohammed and says that his muslim beliefs require him to grow a beard of at least half inch in length. the arkansas department of correction says, no, thank you. they allow mustaches under their corrections rules and they have a narrow exception for quarter-inch beards for people who have dermatology kal problems. he is allowed to have a prayer rug. he is allowed to have a copy of koran. she is allowed to have a special diet. he is allowed to observe special muslim holidays. they say that a half inch or longer beard is a security risk. you can hide drugs in the beard. you can kind contraband, weapons, razors in the beard and they make what seems like a fairly compelling security argument. the problem with their argument is that, according to the justice department and other briefs, more than 40 states have figured out ho

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so, i would guess, if i were going to predict, that the court will rule against united parcel service and for peggy young. >> thanks. who is next? right over here on this side. yes. >> i'm ariane with abc news. >> stand. we want to make sure who we're talking here. can we get a bright light on you, please. >> i had a question. i happened to be looking at facebook and i think but i have no idea, i looked up and saw that there was alonis with the same name and he is posting on facebook. talk big picture. either way the court rules, what is the impact on the average person who posts on facebook? what sort of the big picture impact. >> you're talking about current posts. >> i thought i did. i can't say for sure -- but i thought it was interesting. what's the bigger picture? >> were they over the top? >> well, so, you know, the law professor in me resists the idea about what this case is about and what we should think it's about is the law of facebook. there's kind of risk of creating what we like to call the law of the horse. the law of an inanimate object or particular medium and somethi

so i would guess if i were going to predict that the court will rule against united parcel service and for peggy young. >> thanks. who's next? right over here on the side. yes. >> i'm aria, this ne -- arianne -- >> can you stand, please, so we can get a better look at you? want to make sure we check who we're talking to. >> i happened to be looking at facebook, and i think -- i have no idea, but i saw there was a man with the same name, and he's posting on facebook. i wanted you to talk big picture. either way the court rules, what is the impact on the average person who posts on facebook? what's sort of the big picture impact of this case? >> you're talking about current posts. >> i can't say for sure that -- but i just thought it was interesting, and i thought what's the bigger picture in. >> were they over the top? [laughter] >> well, so, you know, i think the law professor in me resists the idea that what this case is about and what we should think it's about is the law of facebook. you know, there's a kind of risk of creating what we like to call the law of the horse, right? the l

helping either so i would guess if i were going to predict that the court will rule against the united parcel service. >> i'm with abc news. >> can you stand so we can get a better look at you. we want to make sure who we are talking to. >> i just have a question i had to be looking at facebook and i think that i have no idea, i looked up and i saw that there was the same name with a posting so i want you to talk sort of big picture. either way the court rules, what is the impact on the average person who posts on facebook, what is the sort of big picture impact of the case? >> you are talking about current posts? >> i can't say for sure but i thought it was interesting. >> wordy over-the-top? the >> i think the law professor in me resists the idea that what the case is about and what we should think it is about is the wall of face that. there is a kind of risk of creating what we like to call the law of the horse, the wall the law of dan and anna object or particular meeting or something like that. and in the first amendment area by and large, the supreme court has resisted giving that. they

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so yes if i were going to predict that the court will rule against the united parcel service. >> thinksnext? right over here on this side. >> i am arriaga folk -- [inaudible] >> stand so we can get a better look at you. make sure we are talking to you. >> iges had a question. i happen to be be looking at facebook. i have no idea but i looked up and said there was a man with the same name posting on face the year to look at the big picture. if you read the corbels, what is the impact on the average person who posts on facebook? what is the big picture impact of the case quite >> you are talking about current posts? >> i can't say for sure. but i just thought it was interesting. the >> so you know, the law professor amy resists the idea that this case is about of what we should think it is about is the law of facebook. there is a kind of risk of creating what we like to call the law of the horse. the lot of an inanimate object or a particular media or something like that. the first amendment area by and large the supreme court has resisted doing now. they want rules here that are all-purp

well as the van ness bus rapid transit they finished the site of the two freeway parcels that will provide one thousand units of housing 50 percent affordable housing. looking this is transforming the city to be more liveable and sustainable there are addresses to our landscape thank you to all the leaders for participating in this productive day we'll not be meeting in august due to the next recess and the next is the 23rd my public comment on item 3 >> you can just come in up you don't need to raise your hand. >> spirituality transit in the upper level. chief content sky after lower level two levels >> is there any additional public comment on item 3 seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk item 4 >> item 4 the executive director's report on informational item. >> thank you, ms. chang. >> thank you for your attention to this month we'll have great pro tem developments on the federal side last between us the house of representatives is k3e789d to vote on this this week the president will be willing to support a short time to transform the fund and some folks in the senate are hoping to keep pressu

mayagÜez, that one was called young versus united parcel service the other cases called holt versus hobbesalso a civil rights case of sorts. gregory holt is a prison inmate in arkansas who as an inmate is known as abdul mulvey mohammad, and says that his muslim beliefs require him to grow a beard at least a half inch in length. the arkansas department of correction says no, thank you. may allow mustaches under the corrections roles and they have a narrow exception for a quarter inch beards for people who have dermatological problems. they have accommodated him in many other ways. he is allowed to have a prayer rug. is allowed to have a copy of the koran. he is allowed to have a special diet. he is allowed to observe muslim holidays. but they say that half inch or longer beard is a security risk. you can hide drugs in the beard. you can hide contraband, weapons, razors in the beard. and they make what seems like a fairly compelling security argument. the problem with the argument is that, according to the justice department and other briefs, more than 40 states have figured out how to accom

interesting article entitled "why can't america win its wars" and here is part and parcel of what you say. the unitedtates government will repeat past strategic blunders, increasing the chances of failure and shortening the odds for success. why and how? >> during that cold war in world war ii which we won we made clear choices oforities for us to succeed and the arabs to succeed against the islamic state we have to decide is assad a bigger threat than i.s. or i.s. a bigger threat similarly with iran. we have to coerce or cogull the arabs and saudis to take a much stronger stand. are they with us or continue to support these fundamentalist groups. we have to ensure iraq comes up with a semblance of governance. we have to take a strong stand. lead from behind because in his case the arabs and islamists have to be seen as taking the lead. the americans would be in a difficult position to do that. i argue for two things, grefrpen, first we need to recreate a version of the marshall plan of 1947 that rebuilt europe and japan but has to be done with arab and muslim money, the saudis and oil rich emirates

the parcel delivery giant trying to avoid a repeat of last year when it was caught offguard. >>> unitedlines offering flight attendants severance packages if they voluntarily leave the company. we told you president obama announcing a major move to fight the spread of the ebola virus which has been gripping west africa. that is not the only health concern out there. meg is with me with more on that. you have a lot on your plate today. >> a lot of health care headlines. we start with the ebola outbreak. almost 5,000 cases. those numbers may be under estimated and expected to rise unless major efforts are taken. today the u.s. is stepping up response. president obama will announce a plan to send up to 3,000 military personnel to the outbreak area and build 17 treatment centers with 100 beds. u.s. officials say ebola poses little risk here that the administration considered the outbreak a national security priority. next intero virus d 68 sweeping through the u.s. a respiratory infection hitting kids. it is generally very rare and no vaccines or specific treatments. what can you do to prot

thought that was kind of part in parcel about the way the big boys playing and i'm going to be a big boy, too. and those guys didn't go and take on the press of the unitedstates and try to destroy them. i write about presidents for a living. the good ones know how to work with the press, roosevelt, f.d.r., ronald reagan. nixon's war in the press with agnew was insane for somebody who wants to stay in there. but he was going to war with them. he was going to be this game changer and it all crumbled because of the tapes. >> can i say one word for richard nixon here that might sound surprising? one of the things you hear on the tapes over and over is goes back to his case. they've hated me since the case. the liberals, the jews are out to get me. and nixon indeed was pillarried for his whole career for being a smear agent and a terrible liar and manufacturing evidence because of the hiss case and nixon knew he was right about hiss. hiss was a spy. it's very interesting, you see how he's animated by that. and we didn't know then, of course we now have what's called the vanona transcripts of the soviets in which it's pretty definitive. >> an interesting poin