this is thursday, april 23, 2020. i will again enter the following comments into the record that on february 25th, 2020, the mayor declared a state of emergency ey related to the covid-19. since that declaration, the county health officer issued a state-at-home order followed by the governor of the state of california doing the same. furthermore, the mayor and governor have issued emergency orders suspending select laws applicable to boards and missions making it possible to hold this commission hearing remotely. on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor s office to reconvene through the end of the shelter-in-place order. recogniseing that the commission s consideration of certain projects is an essential government operation, and that the authorization directs the commission to prioritize consideration of action items pertaining to infrastructure housing and small business. i will also remind everyone that the platform that we are oper
commission to prioritize consideration of action items pertaining to infrastructure housing and small business. i will also remind everyone that the platform that we are operating on is not perfect. and will be clumsy. there worrytherefore, we requesr patience. in event the at&t bridge fails us, we may need to recess in order to log out and log back into the system, at which time we will notify members of the public to call back in. to enable public participation, we are broadcasting and streaming this hearing live and we will receive public comment for each item on today s agenda. sf gov tv is streaming across the bottom of the screen and comments or opportunities to speak are available via phone by calling the (888)273-3658 number and entering the access code of 310-7452, pressing pound and pound again. when you want to speak to an item, you need to press 1-0 to get into the cue. each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes and when you have 30 seconds left, you ll hear
on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor s office to reconvene through the end of the shelter-in-place order. recogniseing that the commission s consideration of certain projects is an essential government operation, and that the authorization directs the commission to prioritize consideration of action items pertaining to infrastructure housing and small business. i will also remind everyone that the platform that we are operating on is not perfect. and will be clumsy. there worrytherefore, we requesr patience. in event the at&t bridge fails us, we may need to recess in order to log out and log back into the system, at which time we will notify members of the public to call back in. to enable public participation, we are broadcasting and streaming this hearing live and we will receive public comment for each item on today s agenda. sf gov tv is streaming across the bottom of the screen and comments or opportunities to speak are availabl
interference. they re trying to destroy a reputationsy they can win an election. i did nothing wrong and will fight this out just like we ve been fighting for seven years. i m innocent, and we ll prove that very, very soundly. fact check. when the former president is saying the word they he is referring to democrats. democrats did not indict the president. president joe biden did not indict donald trump. it was a grand jury based in florida. that is it. we should also note trump has already pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records here in new york. we ve got a lot to cover so let s start off with our panel this evening. peter baker, katie bennett, former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor, charles coleman, former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney, anthony former justice spokesperson under attorney merrick garland, and frank figliuzzi, former fbi director for counter intelligence. as i look at you all, h
cruz. the entire senate summoned to a hi highly publicized meeting. president trump even made a brief appearance. the message according to people inside the meeting was sobering. north korea is the most dangerous spot on the planet right now. it remains very, very dangerous and unfortunately, there are a lot of outcomes in north korea where if military conflicts occurs, there could be a very, very significant loss of life. what the briefing lacked apparently was just revelations on president trump s military plan, specific military plands to deal with kim jong un. no new information on that despite asking the entire senate to come to the house white house. a caravan of seven buses transporting the united states senate for a two-mile move from the capital to the white house. this senator left the briefing and is my guest. i want to begin with jeff sciutto. we have to have this meeting, you have to come right here to the white house. but there are big questions ability th