space on the ground floor, the planning department will not release permits until such as the it was mckay'sas been debated here testimony, deliberation and possible action to uphold, modify, or reverse the order of abatement. commissioner lee: ok, the department, please. >> appeal 6751, complete

space on the ground floor, the planning department will not release permits until such as the it was mckay's has been debated here testimony, deliberation and possible action to uphold, modify, or reverse the order of abatement. commissioner lee: ok, the department, please. >> appeal 6751, complete 201063345. first and second notice of violations were issued. the violation in this case -- unsafe building conditions include holes in walls and ceilings. as a result of the ceiling down earlier this year, an order of abatement was issued subject to conditions. 180 days to complete all work including final inspection approval. there were numerous permits issued the most recent permit in this year is only at the filings that is. if the permit was issued at all the work completed and signed off, it would deal with the violation. take into consideration that that has not happened, staff recommends to uphold the order of abatement and impose assessment of tax. >> you said something there about the facade of the commercial being altered. what is that all about? >> is that a permit you are referring to

acclaim independence he founded and head of the opposition movement in the republican circles got mr mckay is the right of his republican be independent wide support among his people. thank you very much for being with us. representatives of the people's. house failed. to reach an agreement to form the the bus near the council of ministers right so is it a political crisis and what's going to happen next. and herzegovina has systemic problems it was formed as a result of that is integration of the former yugoslavia based on the dayton agreement which was designed to settle the relations between the three ethnic communities they formed the republic and in this respect post inheres ago and has proven to be facing a crisis we're living under partial international protectorate of the world community and because of that we've held dozens of elections which were considered to be free and fair by the organization for security and cooperation in new york today this issue ation in those near and dear to governor is characterized by a very huge presence of international representatives who are tryin

to climb down on freedom of expression and mckay is then start president saturday for a barrel marching parts of london police say was required to prevent parlance of the soldier i far right groups. of back a little under thirty minutes time with more well these few time now there's a cross talk about. ok to. start. the clock. away from welcome to rostock i'm peter lavelle as the great global economic financial contraction continues unabated is it time to rethink capitalism as we know it today should the world still rely on markets to generate wealth when the rich only get richer and middle class is crushed and is that of capitalism they can serve the interests of all. the sisters. to cross out the future of capitalism i'm joined by tom palmer in washington is a senior fellow at the cogito institute in new york we crossed our own group that he is the founding editor of the independent newspaper and in bangkok we have richard duncan he is an author and chief economist at blackhorse asset management in singapore all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anyt

to tell you although you have probably noticed it yourself good things such as the situation with mckay brought over which mr ernst mentioned or aleksey quit his dismissal or the united russia convention all of that didn't go down well with the russian blows here as an active internet user do you feel any pressure from the growers here have you replied to any of the. posted to your account lately what would you like to apply to know right now that really what this is about you're a shill doubling if you know if i literally felt the pressure it would be very difficult for me to work as president of the same time you're right to say i pay a lot of attention to the internet now to be precise the have been different reactions to the united russia convention the difficult situation in right cause and the recent resignation there are people who start saying that's terrible democracy is over and then there are people who cheer and say finally we should be even tougher on them it's the blogosphere reflects all the different attitudes and views that form public opinion it's a different matter th

that we've told you about before where the inmates accused of shooting off duty police officer mark mckay macphail and a savannah bus station now since day one davis has maintained his innocence but several eyewitnesses identified davis at the time as the shooter during his trial and he was sentenced to death however no physical evidence has ever been presented tying him to the shooting back in two thousand and ten a u.s. district judge heard from two original witnesses who came forward admitting that they falsely incriminated davis but despite the revelations of the several witnesses have fabricated their testimony the judge called the new evidence smoke and mirrors and not strong enough to prove davis innocence now last year i spoke with georgetown professor christopher chambers on the judge's ruling. here doing went through this weird these weird machinations and sent it back to the court not for a new trial but just for the judge to say hey prove to me you're innocent look at george actually supposed to be doing this what would a reasonable jury do if they heard this you know this new

there was a young black man named claude mckay. he was a railroad porter in 1919. like a lot of young blackmen, he worked on the railroad, and he was terrified because everytime he and his friends traveled from town to town they didn't know if they were going to be arriving in a race riot. so, they started carrying guns and then when they would go to a location, they'd run to their hotels with the revolvers, and he was so traumatized by this, one day he snuck off of work and went into a railroad bathroom, and scratched out this sonett which he called, if he must day. the last line is the far outnumbered, let us show -- men will face the murderous cowardly pack, pressed to the walls, dying but fighting back. that poem doesn't mention race at all. and it was published in this little socialist magazine in july of 1919. and as soon as it was published, every black publication in america republished it and every black person knew it, and they knew it for a reason. 1919 was the year that black america woke up politically and fought back in -- with politics and the courts

steve mckay? >> mr. speaker, as the prime minister has indicated some of the rebels do have an al qaeda past. we all want good relations with the new libya. does he agree it's important this has as much information as possible about the histories of who is now assuming positions of power so that frankly we know exactly who we're dealing with? >> of course that information is valuable and as i said we shouldn't be naive in thinking that we're dealing with one type of people. we're dealing with all sorts of different people but i think this idea of trying to encourage people who have a strong belief in the muslim faith into a democratic role rather than a -- is the right approach. when people, obviously, there are concerns about where this can lead but i think when you look at a country like turkey where you have a government that does have some pedigree out of muslim politics you can see that can be compatible with a very successful democracy. >> mr. raymond tischly. >> thank you. on syria with regards to

mckay? >> oh, sorry. please come in. and call me katherine. >> you're dr. mckay? >> i am.don't mind, how old are you? >> 24. >> you're 24. wow. like doogie howser or something? >> who? >> gretchen: i love that part. you have no idea who doogie houser is. >> steve: if you in real life went to somebody that unqualified, you would have left? >> i like to think so. if someone brings me the wrong food at a restaurant, i will not say anything and i will just eat what they brought me. so i might do that. i think that's what he does. he's the kind of guy who wouldn't send food back. >> steve: is george clooney a guy who wants to get along with everybody? >> i don't know if he would send back food. but he was an incredibly kind person. i feel really lucky to have worked with the people that i have. >> brian: you don't think he's past his prime? >> you're going to get me in trouble. >> gretchen: on a side note, people also know you from "twilight," which we should mention. a new season coming up soon? >> the next film is released in november. >> gretchen: okay. "50/50" opens friday

steve mckay? >> mr.me minister has indicated some of the rebels do have an al qaeda past. we all want good relations with the new libya. does he agree it's important this has as much information as possible about the histories of who is now assuming positions of power so that frankly we know exactly who we're dealing with? >> of course that information is valuable and as i said we shouldn't be naive in thinking that we're dealing with one type of people. we're dealing with all sorts of different people but i think this idea of trying to encourage people who have a strong belief in the muslim faith into a democratic role rather than a -- is the right approach. when people, obviously, there are concerns about where this can lead but i think when you look at a country like turkey where you have a government that does have some pedigree out of muslim politics you can see that can be compatible with a very successful democracy. >> mr. raymond tischly. >> thank you. on syria with regards to the situation the i