the location was discovered to have new work and new demolition work. the pattern continued and a new stop work order and novs were issued. i believe that we have exceeded the requirement of new evidence and identified new witness and outlined a clear deception in the original hearing all of which support the request for a rehearing. i thank you for your consideration tonight. >> mr. dodt. >> yes, sir. >> what would you like to happen from the rehearing? >> we are going to request that an original permit and a demolition permit be issued and i believe, mr. fung, a demolition permit actually provides for the owner everything that he needs to conduct the work on the property. and had he pulled that permit from the outset, he would have saved himself a tremendous amount of grief and trouble. the inspections that go along with that would have been conducted automatically and so we will be requesting for demolition. thank you, very kindly. >> mr. buscovich >> on behalf of the permit holder? >> my name is pat buscovich i initially was not going to respond but

no you are not stealing your using the right you have to make new work. you would be stealing if you took that beyonce song and downloaded it illegally house of that you can enjoy it. if you are doing something new with it and you are creating culture with it, the law is telling you please, go ahead. please when you start substituting for the original purpose, that stealing. >> host: the international standards? >> guest: that's a great question to read every copyright policy around the world has exemptions to it that makes sure if private censorship does not happen. those exemptions are all different. the ferry to salles is the most flexible and says if you do something in different you are only taking as much as is appropriate. go ahead and make a new culture to begin practice what happens in many commercial businesses including publishing and international film, production and this tradition is in the u.s. law that was found just about everywhere. one of the reasons that is true is other nations do not have the statutory damages because in case you make

unless, you know, some people think that like he indicated that he needed to aggregate the demo work plus the new ti work. >> some people start with the demo department and we have seen that earlier tonight. but some people start with the smaller part and move to the bigger one and expedites the thing but we like them to get the permit before they start the work it is better. in this case we got a complaint from someone in the building and i was just looking through the building history today. and have not been in that building since going back to 07 and then that as a matter of fact in 2007 we noticed a violation and there was a notice to comply with the complaint to install a window and remove a door. we also had issued in regards to that and there was not a penalty, i don't think on that. i believe that it might be a tenant and landlord thing going on, a lot of them do get through quickly, it is usually heat or quality of life complaints but they seem to get debated. but there was a number and there are only two active complaints on it right now and the rest of them have been abaited. >> the p

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you are using the you have to make new work.you'd be stealing if you downloaded illegally so you can enjoy it when there is a market for it. if you do something new with it and you are creating culture with that, a lot is telling you, please go ahead. when you start substituting for the original market, that is stealing. >> host: are we to the point of international fair use? >> guest: that's a great question. every copyright policy around the world has some exemptions into it that makes your private censorship does not have it. this those exemptions are all different. the u.s. fair use law is the one that is most flexible and most adaptable to new circumstances and in the way most abstract. it basically says the descent into an different and you're only taking as much as is appropriate, go ahead and make new cultures. practice what happens in many commercial businesses, including publishing an international film coproduction and distribution is if it is in the u.s. outcome is usually just about everywhere. one of the reasons th

work. artsy london. it's the news for now but more coming your way in about a half an hour's time up next one of the latest special documentaries. there is an old urban legend that says that the u.s. army stopped using circular targets for rifle practice because the soldiers would be hesitant to shoot people on the battlefield the logic is that if you practice shooting something that looks like an enemy soldier you'll be desensitized to a killing real enemy soldiers so again the logic is to practice shooting at what you want to kill so you won't hesitate and speaking of not hesitating the law enforcement targets incorporated has created a special line of paper targets for police called new more hesitation so it's on these targets well maybe mexican drug cartel members or l.a. street gangs nope children and pregnant women yeah law enforcement targets offers a product to desensitize police from hesitating to blow away women carrying the unborn and innocent children and you know it's even sicker than that i bet law enfor

news at 6:00. >> the snowplows are working overtime in new england. it is not doing much to help the frustrations of residents. between several feet of snow. people across new england are still digging out from the historic blizzard that dumped as much as 3 feet of snow. airports and train stations are trying to help people to their destinations. >> they are the sounds of a chilly clean up across new england. the work is stretching into a second day across the region. blizzard dumped more than 3 feet of snow in some areas. today a caravan of snowplows are working to clear the roads from new york to massachusetts. >> we're working hard to make sure it is functional by the morning commute. >> power crews are out in force working to restore electricity to the more than 200,000 facing another dark night. >> utilities seem to be making progress. they have some forecasts for restoring power by the end of today. in some cases, into tomorrow. >> there is hope the airports will be running at full capacity soon. the connecticut opera the airport remains closed.

. >> my point is that before they claimed whatever the new work is that they have done they have the door and the windows but existing there is only one window. they don't touch anything at that time or if they apply, for the first permit, then we probably would not each even talk about this. am i correct? >> i think that is passed water over the dam. >> could i jump in here? >> we are trying to resolve this and trying to find out if it is going to be satisfy. so if it really bothers you to have the door and for your parents to have the door. >> it does not bother me, to my understanding it is not safe. i am going to explain to my father about what we are discussing. >> okay. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> he said still there is a door there. >> if there is a window there. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> he said that the window will be okay and even the person across them are not agreeing with the door and because there is one door and two windows. >> understood. and we will ask the other side whether they buy that. >> rain water litter, you want a separate one? >> i don't

january when the tunnel boring machine connected with the receiving [speaker not understood] in new work. now the next step is to install a 9 foot diameter pipeline inside that tunnel that will begin in april and will be completed by the end of the year. now, calaveras, when the original dam was built in 1925, it was the largest earth enrock fill dam in the world. and in 2001 * the state official ordered we lower the water level due to the seismic vulnerability of the dam due to the calaveras fault is within i believe 500 feet from the dam. with an original budget of $450 million, this is the largest wsip project. we knew from the beginning that was going to be our most challenging project. all dam projects are always very challenging, involve a lot of risks because they involve a lot of earthwork and a need for a good knowledge of the subsurface conditions. the project consists of building a new dam downstream of the existing dam. that new dam will be of equal size. as you can see on this photo, the diet is very constrained. there are multiple fault zones within the site that has a lot

coming up in three minutes the new work he added to his body of art following the 49ers loss in new orleans. >>> well we know now at least one thing, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has been doing since his team came oh so close to winning the super bowl. he posted this picture yesterday to instagram of his new tattoo. kaepernick added tribal art on his chest. his tattoo artist from humble beginnings also joined in posting this photo of the work as it was being done. he says the work is about family, inner strength, spirituality growth. >> flacco heads to disney and kaepernick goes to the tattoo parlor. >> on his back he put there's always next year. >> hopefully so. >> the new look of tim lincecum as he is no longer sporting the long hair. look at him with the spectacles check it out. he's gone from the long long hair look to the clean cut. and the nonprescription glasses of course, jimmy wanted to talk about the new look you bet everybody was talking about it today. >> i wasn't going for any look i was just going after something i liked. >> you got oracle written all over you. google.

i'v me now, abc2 news working for you tonight with how you can get that cell phone bill under 50 dollars a month. >> we'll be back in 60 seconds. if you have a carnival cruise bookd listen up, the company is cancelling 12 more voi aa.j.s. this doesn't include people leaving from baltimore. anengine room fire sunday left a boat adrift at sea with no power. there are reports of flooded rooms and sewage filled hallways. >> everyone here -- no one here at carnival is happy about the conditions aboard the ship. weare very sorry about what is taking place. >> earlier this week carnival cancelled the ship's next two voi aa.j.s. the ship is being towed to alabama at a slow rate. >> we're hearing from the owners tonight of burned out cabin where christopher dorner was apparently barricaded. . >> for more than 80 years the 7 oaks mountain cabins have been a quiet place to relax until tuesday. that's when a man thought to be christopher dorner chose the main cabin as the spot of his last stand. this man was shocked buzz his mother owns the cabin. >> my mom texts me dorner is at the cabin, fire figh

the new work police department this hotel is on sieger court. at a motel.- newark..... @÷ >> now for today's market update. with the major market indexes near record highs, wall street is taking a stocks fell modestly lower. numbers. the down fell just over371. the nasdaq ended the day at 3-thousand-192. and the s&p mostly unchanged -- at 1-thousand- 517. dow 13,971.24 -21.73 nasdaq 3,192.00 -1.87 s&p 1,517.01 -0.92 >> universal has a new movie out " identity thief ". >> yes, the new-york observers referred to melissa mccarthy as something else. but she carried the movie, she is a female john candy it looks like she is a great career. $36 million, even though that huge storm. that was a huge victory, for her. >> the cover of sports illustrated. and this model is on the cover for the second year. >> if it is an american model. it is usually a great year and go, usa. on top of that, this is a billion dollar franchise. only about 35 million advertise the rest is all on the calendars. with a lot of excitable, young men and david letterman is one of them. this i

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well in new york city. it will work well in new york state. >> do you think he's serious? >> i do think he's serious. >> how will he prove he's serious? >> well, he'll prove his seriousness by getting this bill passed in the coming legislature. i think we can have confidence that the governor will be able to pass something that is called campaign finance reform in this state. the real test and measure is going to be whether it includes this citizen funding. >> how would public funding work? >> well, it can work a lot of different ways. for obvious reasons it's most useful to point to new york city when you're in new york state. here we have a system in the city if you're running for citywide office or for city council, any contribution up to, you qualify to get into the system, you elect to be in the system, it's voluntary. then any contribution up to $175 is matched six to one -- >> by the public? >> by the public. out of a pool from the general fund from the budget. and that has had a dramatic transformative effect in the way that funds are raised. >> how so? >> first of

i love being a teacher and i love working with new teachers and i want to be part of the new teacher innocent [stao-uts/] at town school. it would be a wonderful opportunity to work with new teachers in the exploratorium space. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good morning commissioners. my name is tammy leong and i have a daughter and two sons. my older son graduated from town in 2010 and my youngest is currently a 7th grader at town school. after my son -- my older son graduated from town school, ron, my husband and i were very pleased with the academic excellence but we also were surprised by a lesson of community from town school. for my 12 years and counting, because i have one more year there, at town school, i have seen the commitment to the community -- let me start again. i have seen the commitment to the community in various ways. the teachers, the staff, the parents continue to support our boys from kindergarten to 8th grate. our kindergarteners have made sandwiches for the homeless, collected blankets for the homeless as well and the 2nd and 3rd-graders have a p

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you'rewatching abc2 news, the station that works for you. now abc2 news at 11:00 a police officer trainee shot in the head during a training exercise. . >> they was kind of person that you would want to team up with o' to finish projects with. >> but tonight heez dead. accused of trying to kill his roommate. >> and we're tracking a new wintry system, where it will hit. >> and a body has been removed from i burning cabin in big bear california and police think it's christopher dorner. >> we begin with breaking news. it was a breaking story that you first heard about o' on our mobile app. >> a blifr trainee shot during a training exercise. >> christian schaefer is live at shock trauma tonight where the auflser is resting after surgery. >> police and doctors here a- at shock trauma just wrapped up a news conference. a-what waelearned is that trainee works for the university of maryland police. we're told he's in grave condition. the shootingis by a baltimore city police department instructor so the big question tonight is why would a live round

that's for all new work. >> and for commercial, they allow separate submetering. ok. so we brought the power into the building. we're watching our fingers here. we have other ways we'll seat meters >> we have examples, a wide variety of metering and service equipment that can be chosen. the reason i wanted to show you this is to show you this new meter socket to allow the panel board to face the user in the garage and allow the meter reader to see it. >> excellent. why didn't somebody think of that before? >> i have no idea. there it is. >> little ideas that come to you in the middle of the night. so one of the things that david said is it's allowed to be used in san francisco. there's a really big piece of this whole puzzle about what equipment can be used x which is what is allowed and who decides what is allowed? so there are three stages to figuring out what is allowed. the first stage is something called testing, where somebody tests the piece of equipment to see if it meets some standard test requirement. astm or some other standard test requirement. then there'

we actually have two new works that, from choreographers from mexico that we're going to be feature.o come and enjoy. they're going to be great. and it's this coming saturday. >> toe heel, toe heel? how does -- my daughter tells me toe heel, toe heel. >> actually you, your wife, your daughters are all in the folklorical family. >> not me. i just observe. i'm very unbalanced. i want to show the information. i want susan to talk about this great experience with the los lupenos. go ahead and tell us about this performance and what you hope people get out of it. >> well, we have always -- one of the things that's dear to my heart, we've always tried to have live music with our performances because the music and the dance as far as i'm concerned really can't be separated. and economics makes us separate them so often. >> right, right. >> but we have live musicians. and it's a community group, like the lupenos. they're not really professionals. don't make their living at it, but their heart and their energy and their talent is there. and that energy with the dancers and then with the audie

youth was more than all issues level i get most of that on the blog and that can be agreed upon is a new work upon for the benefit of our countries will be continued we employ working on that and we will continue doing that in conclusion let me quote president obama in his inauguration address he sent there the united states will seek to resolve differences with other states peacefully not because they are naive but because journal work cooperation is the best even with the tool to address the fears and prevention of this approach based on international law is the one were taken by russia in its foreign policy and we count on your reciprocity thank you very much like thousand thank you very much mr minister space up before inviting burnous ashton to speak to us let me also give you a first question from the stack the already received this is a question as by a member of the. german parliament. new me from the green party. his question is where is the russian red line. in case of the use of chemical weapons in syria question mark. well i believe the red line is the common line for all of us we