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. >> reporter: ben and christy revis were stopped in traffic on a dallas area expressway on the way home from church in september of 2016. their two kids, 3-year-old owen and 5-year-old emily, were in the back seat in their car seats when an suv slammed into the back of their 2002 lexus sedan at 45 miles an hour. as this crash test simulating the collision and used during the trial shows, the front seats collapsed sending ben and christy head first into their own children. both kids suffered lasting traumatic brain injuries. >> traumatic brain injury is devastating. we have no idea what's coming. >> reporter: in a statement toyota says it respects the jury's more than $242 million verdict but remains confident that the injuries sustained were the result of factors specific to this very severe collision, not a defect in the design or manufacturing. >> the jury understood that the only way you were going to get any movement here was to get toyota's attention and the other carmakers. toyota testified in this matter that they had known since the '80s. >> reporter: attorney frank branson show

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story gaining so much public attention we put the issue up the debates with independent journalist luke revi and vienna regional parliament member omar all right we. you see if you're an employer in sweden like the guy who wanted to recruit a young interpreter and at interview this girl refuses to shake hands just difficulties to talk to him because he's a man because of our culture that doesn't work this guy doesn't fire her does not hire her and because of that isa blanche to pay four thousand euro to that girl one the swedes here that they say none of that here has a head that the lady in sweden smiled and made this question if someone is not shaking the hand but on the other side showing me that he's respecting me he's smiling in my face piece he's making i guess child like me it's not like you so everyone so all we also take the tension of this discussion away and try to find a way how we could deal respectfully with each other except think each other while they should stop talking about what specked when they come to europe they have respect they have had respect for all the time but t

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i am merel randall and revied at 3508 clavie and our property abuts the light pole in question at 3512. i didn't think i was going to be testifying in front of you today because mr. ferguson has done extremely good job and excellent position both legals and on the facts concerning our request for rehearing, however when i read verizon's brief -- >> sorry, are you part of the -- of the? >> i am one of the owners. i hope that wasn't taken out of my three minutes. i was appalled by verizon putting words in my mouth and misrepresenting what i said. let me be clear and i say in the video that i never said that the light pole in question is a blight. i was an attorney before i retired and held a position federally and in the state. i was always appalled when a party misrepresented what i said in a hearing or in court or what any party represented at a hearing. of course it's not fair to opposing parties and especially not fair to the finders of fact. i did say it stuck out like a sore thumb. i said it stood out like a sore thumb. let me call your attention to a photograph. expression standin

motion from commissioner honda to grant the appeal and issue the permit on the condition that it be revis revised. require the permit for 332 pine street location on the basis that it within 75 feet of an existing mobile food truck, and to grant the issuance of the permit with respect to 400 california street. on that motion,. [roll call] that motion passes 4-0. you understand you have the 400 california street location and you will have to reapply for the 250. >> the meeting is now adjourned. . b) authorizing, pursuant to the agreement, a third amendment to the memorandum of understanding with the city and county of san francisco, acting through its department of public works to increase funding in an additional amount not to exceed $17,966,556 for an aggregate total not to exceed $19,079,347 for the transbay folsom street improvement project that is within the scope of the transit center district plan project approved under the final environmental impact report transit center district plan and transit tower ("feir"), a program eir, and is adequately described in the feir and its addendu

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motion from commissioner honda to grant the appeal and issue the permit on the condition that it be revis revised. require the permit for 332 pine street location on the basis that it within 75 feet of an existing mobile food truck, and to grant the issuance of the permit with respect to 400 california street. on that motion,. [roll call] that motion passes 4-0. you understand you have the 400 california street location and you will have to reapply for the 250. >> the meeting is now adjourned. >> the meeting is now adjourned. . - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san franc

gaining ever more strength and exerting itself going back to president obama in ways we have not seen revis lean american history. democrats take the has, could it be a good excuse for the president to blame it on them for potential political deadlock -- gridlock? >> if they want to do something on impeachment and they move the ball forward, it is a terminus been to the president. he will be of the say, look, -- a tremendous boon to the president. look, -- galvanize. the minute it goes beyond the pale, the minute the president can use this argument to animate his base, the more difficult it will be for things to get done. david: one specific issue, the relationship with russia, mitt romney was outspoken on the subject. i know you were directly involved in that. senator rodney would disagree with the president. can the foreign relations committee and the senate be a check on their president and change our russia policy? >> the answer is yes and no. yes, in the sense that the power of the bully pulpit coming from members of the senate being able to talk about these issues, surly sanctions, on

that term was handwritten on a document the grand jurors revied and they attributed it to wuerl. a spokesperson for archbishop wuerl says he never used that term and says the terminology was taken out of context by the grand jury. >> here is what i can tell you about cardinal wuerl. the pslic comme that he has made directly contradict the church's own documents that we found in the secret archives. and that's all s out in the grand jury report. >> reporter: now, we have oried to rea to cardinal wuerl several time for an interview. a spokesperson has declined those requests. he did issue a statement saying in part he acted with diligence, th concern for the victims, and to prevent future acts of abus of course you can read that entire statement on our nbc washington app, just search "wuerl." back to you. >> tnk you, meagan. >>> other top stories we're following, closing arguments have end at the trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. prosecutors say manafort's attorneys violated several of the judge's orders in their argument. the judge says he's likely tose addres

the prosecutor, we want it revis revised, your honor. the judge, you are giving me a brief now? >> i am. but your honor, it's attached to the brief at the back should be the proposed instruction. the judge, did you submit this brief prior to today? we have not, your honor. we think that as the brief suggests that the post instruction is actually a more accurate statement of fourth circuit law on the comments of questioning of witnesses. the judge, it leaves out the fact that the law of the united states permits a federal judge to comment to the jury on the evidence in the case. that is still the law of the land. but in any event, i don't need to say that. i don't care that much. what's your objection to this one. the only thing it leaves out is i, the judge, have the right to comment on the evidence. i will tell you another reason i don't like it. the diction is wrong. you are expressly to understand -- at least it didn't split the infinative. that's not the way i speak or anyone speaks. >> i'm sure your honor will say it however your honor feels. the judge said all right. suppo

lot of input from the president once the thing has been drafted and put through staffing process and revi reviewed. he would give input on all speeches but these -- state of the union is a different thing all together because you have dress rehearsals in the family theater of the white house where the president reads it throw aloud and the speech writers are there. a lot of changes are made. that's in distinction to the dedication of a museum or something. the president will make his edits on it but you won't get direction on where to go with this speech. it will be assumed the speech writers are i believe to put together -- ronald reagan dies, gerald ford dies, pope john paul ii dies. >> take us into the room of that what that process looks like? what does that conversation look like? >> on a big policy speech? >> yes, are you working with the chief of staff? >> well, there are policy people in the white house? >> are you called down the hall? >> you'll get direction. there will be big picture direction from the white house communications director. this is going to be social security wee