Its saturday august 12th, youre watching velshi. Im Charles Coleman Junior Filling in for my friend ali velshi. We begin this hour with the latest developments in the fastmoving case of the United States versus donald j trump. There are major developments in the Government Election interference case against the former president. Federal judge Tanya Chutkan granted the Special Counsel Team Request for protective order just yesterday. The protective order seek salute what trump can and cannot disclose about the case, and the trove of evidence that prosecutors are set to turn over to the defense during discovery. Now the government requested a protective order that covered all of the discovery materials. But the judges ruling did not go that far. It does stop trump from publicly sharing quote, material that the government doesnt, designates has sensitive. And quote. This would include things like personal information of possible witnesses, recordings, and transcripts of testimony. The def
One year was different. In 2004, when our former mayor and now governor newsom, he took the bold step to say this is what we are doing in San Francisco. We are going to issue marriage license to same sex couples and you will come to the city to deal with the lawsuits that led for all of us to join in the fight of this country. This fight started in San Francisco. [cheers and applause] we have so many people joining us here today including couples that were married at the time and getting married again. We have folks who are maybe marrying for the first time. City hall is the place to be every valentines day. In 2004, during the time when we opened the doors on february 12th, that year, the person who was a county clerk issuing all of those marriage licenses, almost 5,000 marriage licenses, nancy alfaro. Thank you for being here. [cheers and applause] where did she go . Nancy . She is now in charge of the 311 center. But shes still doing great work for this city. We have a star studed l
Susan early on your latest book is an epic journey from slave to freedom. What makes their story particularly compelling to you. Ilyon woo i cant even begin to say what does not make it compelling for me i am obsessed with the story and have been for a really long time. I think what originally drew me to it was the phenomenal adventure story and their narrative, running 1000 miles to freedom which they published in 1860. It talks about this incredible escape they make. They are husband and wife enslaved in makem george at jaya georgia and they decide they are going to for freedom not with any underground railroad which does not reach south where they are, not by hiding and traveling by night. But they go out in the full light of day, disguised as master and slave with william playing the role of the slave. That story grip me from the beginning. In their time how well were they . Ilyon woo they were quite wellknown known actually there is a quotation from Wendell Phillips who is a celeb
Bribe at times because it cost money. I cant thank you enough for coming and speaking and being part of the incompass summit. Thank you for the broadband caucus and we look forward to working with you on legislation affecting the broadband deployments around the country and in michigan. Look forward to it. Chip, thank you. Thanks. [applause] [inaudible conversations] if i could have your attention please, we are ready for the next panel to begin. If everyon c seats, please. [inaudible conversations] all right. Welcome, thank you for joining us morning. The 11 00 oclock session is called bridging the Digital Divide using all the tools in our tool kit. Im your moderator katie, partner here at hogan levels and im joined by esteemed panel of great speakers who have a lot of ideas on how to make sure the promise of Broadband Connectivity is delivered nationwide to the benefit ofef all. To my right is evan fienman, director, broadband, equity access deployment better known as the bead progra