again, per this sketch, jean is requesting that the appellant is requesting -- the appellant requested lower the height of this which totals six inches to a height of 10 feet and this tight is measured from the project sponsors and this would be a code compliant by planning 10-foot high fence even though this reduced height of the fence will not maintain the privacy when the existing hedge which is planted 31 years ago dies and the appellant is going to compromise with that and thank you. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> ok. thank you. we will now hear from the permit holder. i believe their representative is mr. rothblack. andre rothblack. >> i'm here. >> you have seven minutes. >> ok. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> thank you. >> great, thank you. so i'm andre the architect for the project sponsor and so our project is an over the counter permit so it's mostly an interior remodel and in 311 or neighbor was required and our project was to perform an extensive remodel for the main house to expand and enhance the center court yard and convert the rear garage to an a.d.u.

action requested by appellant. appellant peals from a january 29, 2021 order of abatement based on violations for unpermitted plumbing work. appellant requests that the board hold the order in abeyance to allow time to obtain approval for permits to correct the violations and waive fees. >> i believe that one of our commissioners has a disclosure. >> i think that item is for the next meeting, not this one, for the disclosure. sorry. i mixed up the agenda item. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. then chief hernandez, would you like to present your case? >> thank you. thank you, sonya. good morning, commissioners. my name is mauricio hernandez, and i am the chief inspector for the building commission. the case summary is as follows. on january 23, 2017, inspection of premises by plumbing department of [inaudible] with a shower, a kitchen, a bar, and a pool and ground floor. up stairs had bedroom, bathroom, and water heater. on january 24, [inaudible] started doing physical inspections, a notice of violations was issued, an

that's ahana, that's bobbie and bill -- any way, everybody who are appellants. i also, like michael and others, bought my house confirms that bloom's did not use the back deck for patrons. when i brought home my daughter in 2005, i did have to call to ask them to tone it down because the noise would wake help up. i thought i would share some of these construction pictures because i think some of the questions were pertinent. there's definitely walls that i higher than 6 feet high. i will say when the bar expanded into the back deck during covid, i work from home, and i had to explain to people on zoom calls that i was not at a bar. my daughter, who also wrote a letter, but has a case of the shies right now had to explain to the teachers that, no, that wasn't mommy throwing a party during class. i just want to establish a long history of noise, much like others have explained. i also wanted to note in my letter to this board of appeals, we created a list of permits, and one interesting thing among others is a, there's a consistent communication from the city abou

for the benefit of the appellant, mr. duffy, can you clarify the issues of the open n.o.v.s, if there are n.o.v.s? >> well, there are n.o.v.s, but i would be advising the [inaudible] it looks like the permits have been taken care of. i think mr. perry mentioned that the inspector said that he was waiting until he signed off the permits. i don't think it's advisable to keep someone under violation if they did resolve the issue, so i did encourage my inspector to work with mr. perry to resolve any issue. >> commissioner swig: so bottom line is you don't see any flagrant issues with n.o.v.s at this property? >> [inaudible] july, and we did write it up, but the work is we have issued permits since that time, but i just think it was an oversight that we didn't see that notice of violation. >> commissioner swig: okay. thank you very much. >> clerk: okay. commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> president honda: would anyone like to start on this three-person panel? >> commissioner lazarus: i'll start. i haven't seen anything

thank you so much to the appellant. i don't see anyone on the roster who has a response or a question for the appellant. madam clerk, we would open public comment specifically for those who would like to speak in support of the appeal. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. the board is hearing comments specifically in support of items 56 through 59, the hearing on the conditional use authorization disapproval of 5 leland and 2400 bayshore boulevard. i will just state this one time for the rest of the afternoon until we get to public comment, the number is streaming on your screen. it's 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d. 146-761-9163, then pound and pound again. to be added to the speaker's queue to provide public comment specifically on this item, press star, three now. we do have interpreters who are standing by with us. i'm going to ask that they introduce themselves and the service that they provide. >> interpreter: my name is connie, and i'll be providing spanish interpretation. thank you v

thank you so much to the appellant. i don't see anyone on the roster who has a response or a question for the appellant. madam clerk, we would open public comment specifically for those who would like to speak in support of the appeal. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. the board is hearing comments specifically in support of items 56 through 59, the hearing on the conditional use authorization disapproval of 5 leland and 2400 bayshore boulevard. i will just state this one time for the rest of the afternoon until we get to public comment, the number is streaming on your screen. it's 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d. 146-761-9163, then pound and pound again. to be added to the speaker's queue to provide public comment specifically on this item, press star, three now. we do have interpreters who are standing by with us. i'm going to ask that they introduce themselves and the service that they provide. >> interpreter: my name is connie, and i'll be providing spanish interpretation. thank you v

action requested by appellant. appellant peals from a january 29, 2021 order of abatement based on violations for unpermitted plumbing work. appellant requests that the board hold the order in abeyance to allow time to obtain approval for permits to correct the violations and waive fees. >> i believe that one of our commissioners has a disclosure. >> i think that item is for the next meeting, not this one, for the disclosure. sorry. i mixed up the agenda item. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. then chief hernandez, would you like to present your case? >> thank you. thank you, sonya. good morning, commissioners. my name is mauricio hernandez, and i am the chief inspector for the building commission. the case summary is as follows. on january 23, 2017, inspection of premises by plumbing department of [inaudible] with a shower, a kitchen, a bar, and a pool and ground floor. up stairs had bedroom, bathroom, and water heater. on january 24, [inaudible] started doing physical inspections, a notice of violations was issued, an

appellants misung kim and wonjae lee, care of r.j.r. appeal the department of building inspection interim director's may 3, 2021 decision finding that an unlawful residential demolition under building code section 103-a.3.1 occurred on property located at 1681 10 avenue, and imposing a five-year moratorium on issuance of building permits with respect to that property. appellants contend that the interim director's imposition of the five-year moratorium on issuance of permits is an abuse of discretion. a, presentation by parties including witnesses, and b, deliberation and possible decision by the building inspection commission. the department will present first, but we had the disclosure issue, too. >> okay. thank you for keeping us on track. i would like to disclose that i have a working relationship with reuben junius, but that will not interfere with my decision in any way here today. thank you. are there any other commissioners that would like to disclose? >> yes. i would like to disclose that i worked with reuben and junius in the

you had an appellate court say it was the right decision. the reason why the appellate courts get it wrong is the following. the appellate courts look at a cold record. they get the benefit of a transcript. these trial judges, they can assess the credibility of the witnesses. the lawyers for andrea testified. they found -- this trial court judge found that bruce's edibility was equivocal at best, i think was the language used. andr andrea's lawyers denied that they negotiated this. if there was never an agreement, then how you can have a violation? it's not the right result. it's not the right result on the law. it's not the right result in terms of public policy. it's the wrong decision that was made. >> the footage is bill cosby released today. he is home now, a free man as of now. the case that i have seen -- well, the argument laid out in the dissent in this case is -- goes along the lines of katie. the picture that is painted, as i can best understand it, is that castor when he is a district attorney doesn't want to charge cosby or deci

>> that's probably a question for the appellant. i did see the space set up as a liveable space but [inaudible] space. >> okay. mr. hernandez, what are the actual fees for this space? what are we looking at dollar wise? >> dollar wise for plumbing? i don't think they actually assess a fine, but for the violation, i think it's actually a $1500. >> so to correct the violations, i think it's $1500, correct? >> yeah, but one of the confusions i think the appellant has is that he's trying to waive the penalty fee under the violations, which it's under the permit, so we still haven't gotten to that stage yet. and when the time comes when he gets his main building permit, we can do that fee, but the one i can actually abate or remove is the code enforcement or assessment fees, which is the ones that we're dealing with. >> which is the ones to the dollar amount. >> the $1500. >> you can waive it. >> well, i can waive some of it. >> there's a percentage of that we can actually determine if the department determines to go there, and chief her

i do think it would be a mistake to overlook the appellate court and lower courts. the supreme court is 60 cases in a year, the court of appeals heard something like 50,000 cases. most cases will be finally resolved in the court of appeals, and it's important we make the courts democratic and accessible to everyone. currently those courts are not representative of the legal profession. they're not representative of the american people. there have only been i believe eight black women who have served as court of appeals judges. president biden's last batch of nominees almost increased the number of black women who have ever served as court of appeals judges, something like 3% of district court judges or court of appeals judges or 8% have served as public defenders. fewer than 2% as civil rights lawyers. these are background in the legal profession we need represented on the federal courts. your professional background and your personal background informs how you view the law. there's been empirical research about people representing corporate interests are more likel

lastly, i will invite the appellant to present a rebuttal argument. you will have up to three minutes. >> thank you, president and supervisors. can you hear me? >> president walton: yes, we can. >> hi, this is [inaudible] again and just to clarify, to say that previous project sponsors will make zero profit if this project is not approved. there is no shadow corporation. this project will be 100% equity owned by the community, and we have tooken over from previous project sponsors. the argument that it will be on the same block as the other dispensary, this store would be on leland, and the other store would be on bayshore, so we're not on the same block. to clarify, there's only one cannabis retailer within a mile. we're not trying to hide anything. that would be ridiculous on our part. you know, another thing is why can two cafes or two dry cleaners be in the neighborhood, but not two cannabis stores? lastly, in this process, we went door to door, we hit the ground old school because we are from the community. we hit the ground and invited oppositio

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faith in god and a good appellate lawyer. in this case, bob dudek. >> in my 22 or 23 years of being in an appellate defense attorney, rick gagnon was one of only about two, possibly three people that i genuinely believed was innocent. >> that certainty would mean exactly nothing to an appeals judge. unless bob and rick could come up with new evidence. then, in 2009, a year after his verdict, rick had an encounter in prison with yet another inmate. >> and it was all excited about something. >> authorities in tennessee, the prisoner told rick, had just arrested someone for a home invasion there. >> he told me he said they identified the killer. that >> that man's name was bruce hill. when fact tennessee authorities ran his dna through the database, they had a match to the mystery blood found at the parker crime scene. in 2011, a jury convicted hill of the murders of big charlie and diane. his motive for the crime was never firmly established. but who is bruce hill? >> do you know that name? >> no. >> did you ever seen at the fa

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and then you had an appellate court see that was right decision as well. and the reason why the appellate court sometimes get it wrong is the following. they look at the following called a cold record. the only get the benefit of a transcript. but these trial judges can assess the crime viability of the witnesses. they found, the trial court judges, found that bruce castor's credibility was equivocal, at best, i think with the language that was used in the opinion. but andrea's lawyers emphatically denied that they ever negotiated this. so, if there was never an agreement to be able to do this quid pro quo, or whatever it is, then you do not have a violation of bill cosby's due process. it's not the right result. i think is not the result right result in terms of public policy. is the wrong decision that was made. >> policy the footage we are showia bill cosby being released today. he's a free man as of now. that case that i've seen -- the argument laid out in the dissent in this case goes along the lines of katy. the picture that is painted it, as i can b

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he practiced at jones day where he specialized in appellate and complex litigation. he served as assistant attorney general for the civil division of the justice department, as acting is so city -- associate attorney general. and as deputy counsel for the president. he argued 75 appeals including three cases at the supreme court. i will turn this over to the judge to frame the discussion and introduce panelists. thank you for being here today. >> thank you. this is the fifth of a six part series on free-speech and social media. these panels are sponsored by the federalist society's freedom of thought project which explores what seems to be an increasing trend to restrict and punish controversial speech and controversial speakers. a traditional view of speech was that a remedy for bad speech is good speech. so if you expressed an unpopular view, you would expect to be subjected to criticism and correction in the public sphere -- the free market of ideas. today, it seems unpopular speakers face worse. if you express a politically unpopular view, you are a risk for losi

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the have all of the appellate animal, as well as what happened tonight at the same hospital is the catastrophe market, but i'm a little, it's a tragedy to slip. let me speak, which is the rock has to suffer anguish and calamity. the anguish turned into anger with protesters taking to the street and setting fire to police vehicles. iraq's prime minister held an emergency meeting on tuesday and ordered an investigation. but mourners blame the government for miss management and neglect. this is the 2nd time a big fire has cause death and destruction in a hospital in a rock in recent months, claiming the lives of corona virus. patients in april, more than 80 people died when an oxygen tank exploded and sparked a blaze at this hospital in baghdad. health official say that could have been the cause of this fire too. but that doesn't help relieve the pain for those family and friends suffering here today to move al jazeera. but the vivid heat has been down at the sight of the fire, where investigations are underway. in the 3 hes officials say that they are holding emergency meetings and forensic team

government isn't take, it actually gets those ransom madison re, gangs, they are shutting down the appellation. so this is another major point to tension between the us and russia. who's behind the cyber tech side? are we talking about bounty seeking individuals? all state taxes, who actually are seeking more political leverage? well, there's actually a number of entities behind the attacks. there's water called state fed actors like china, russia and north korea land, who undertake cyber attacks to stand information or check power. they stay in criminal gangs like we see in the bank somewhere, attacks to adjust attack in systems to try to get money out of that position. so government, and this is part of the issue is there's so many different groups behind these types of attacks, right? good to talk to. thanks mike warren. there also had the news already dealing with rising kevin 1900 cases down people in bangladesh having to deal with skyrocketing food prices. the afghan president outlines his vision for the country's future, mid continuing game by the tale. bon ah ah, it's time for the jour

the appellate couldn't be, didn't exist. no freedom exists without duty. the freedom where i owe nothing to any one does not exist. it's a fiction ally. people tell themselves my freedom only and where the freedom of the other begins. but above all, it is based on a sense of reciprocal duty because what is your freedom worth? if you say to me, i don't want to be vaccinated, but if tomorrow you in fact your father from to say more than 20000 new cases a day right now and health passes now mandatory for values holding more than 50 people across the channel in the u k, think is a falling, but they do remain hide around 30000 cases a day. they're not fears. the numbers could rise again as england is removed, most restrictions and some fails that freedom isn't being respected. looking at that next is more, i guess the it would be impossible to sum up what these protests were a back in britain then france, easily. grief is strangely, people from all walks of life through quotient, to the wind in a bid to be heard, to cry out. and the one thing that they all want

the appellate body to make sweeping gains. and i've done this on joe biden admit, the group that it strongest in deck in the us president is still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next month. you know, obviously to the competition that we get to scott, some in log in terrorism is not emanating from that part of the disturbing scenes of health hom, in belgium, as migrant go to extreme in the fight or a style of the authorities. and they will not be black men and britain drunk, the us the right to try again to extradite julianna's. however, one of the 1st of all i was the oldest friends believed buffington's at times will ultimately fail. this appeal is an attempt to pro long inevitable. inevitable is the freedom of julian assault ah, highlighting the top stories of the day and of the we welcome to the program here. this is on the international was 16 people were killed on dozens more injured in fighting between the african army and the taliban. this was happening in the city of kandahar on saturday and it's al

appellate court suspended his license yesterday after the new york appellate court did the same thing last month for making, quote, demonstrably false and misleading statements about the 2020 election while representing then president donald trump. under the rules of the d.c. bar, license suspension is required when a member is facing disciplinary action in another state. the former new york mayor may appeal to have his license reinstated. good luck with that. and let's bring in the co-founder of axios, mike allen, who joins us this morning. mike, i guess first on rudy giuliani, any chance he'll get his law license back but any more chance he'll be held accountable in any way for the statements he's made not only about the 2020 election but on stage on january 6th? >> mika, with these suspensions we're seeing a rare consequence, right. like so many of these statements have had zero consequences, it's not going to stop rudy from being rudy, but the system at least is working. >> yeah. really, mike allen, it's great to see you, it's really surprising to me that people that earlier on th

while others racial, not only me but all africans, but it with appellate body will take kind of fun as us troops leave the country. no one in the us thought is completely satisfied with the palate bond one. from the day, the issue of the withdrawal, a foreign troops arose. it has had a negative impact on the deliver of people. the fall of punch y day straight comes just days off the u. s. a native forces vacated their main bag from air base net cobble. the remaining us troops will officially leave the country and september. the 11th a move, many regional experts say will only help the taliban consolidate. it's growing control of the country. her marriage, audrey outages, era, while the us agreed last year to withdraw all its troops from afghanistan in return for a commitment by the time by not to allow armed groups to operate in the areas, it controls just 650 american troops. a stay to secure the u. s. embassy and capable airport, and the majority of nato forces. i've also now left present. joe biden fed a deadline of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks on the u. s. for

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when i think about the appel la designed to sweet. my only point, in just purely looking at today's speech. it has the urgency of his word, then we should have the passion, then we should do more than that. we deserved more than that, and to ask a voice, against the barrett yerz many times. i'm a fight this is what you're seeing. >> that has to be the last one. david bakari, we'll take it on the road. thank you very much. i'm going to bring in now melanie campbell. she is the president of black participation. she can also add to this conversation. we're so glad you're here, melanie. do you have an event with ser civil rights activists. >> what was the message left for biden? will it motivate him, daca to me. >> i was listening to the conversation right mccarney talked about, we felt the same, with . we still need politicians to do what they need to do because we elected them. i was in a meeting last week with my civil service colleagues. get out here, get out here, use his bully pulpulpit. use his center of gravity. we have to decide

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in the words of an appellate judge, the taxpayers are fronting the business. when people go to the doctor they are not supposed to use medicare or medicaid beneficiary cards when they are involved in car accidents, slip and falls, and workers compensation. we discover these instances and converts them into recoveries. currently we are sitting on a book of over $50 billion in billed amount and it is growing quickly. since the letter of intent was signed with lionheart we have actually started to grow at a higher pace than we expected. kailey: interesting. john: the law has been established very well. we won at the court system. because we established the right to own these claims we felt it was an opportune time to take this public. kailey: why did you do so through a spac instead of traditional ipo, especially when spacs have seem to fallen out of favor? john: i think the life of a company is with the company does. markets change. the fact that the spac market is going through a transition does not really bode for what the successes going to be of the company.

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here is what we are here for: to hear from the appellant, the planning department, and the opposition to this project. as the board of supervisors, it is our duty to review this project with a fresh set of eyes, and it is our duty to review all the materials that have been presented impartially and diligently. this appeal is hard to determine, but the information has been presented. all dispensaries need to apply for a conditional use authorization through planning in addition to any permits through the office of cannabis. planning code section 303 establishes criteria for the planning commission to consider when reviewing applications for conditional use authorization. on balance, the project complies with said criteria in that the project as a retail outlet is typically required to be at least 600 feet from other outlets providing the same product, in this case, cannabis. however, this project was exempted from this requirement under the planning code section 190-b and does not have to adhere to the 600-foot rule. additionally, planning code section 303-w outlines additional finding