does bill walsh is the district inspector and mr. walsh is a new inspector. we have a lot of new inspectors. he probably is feeling that he's doing the right thing by documenting something, but this isn't the way we do something like this. it just simply isn't. had the case been heard, i would have spoken to that as well. there are notices of violation on the building and there was a notice of violation issued by mr. walsh, as well. just in reference to exhibit c, it doesn't mean anything, and we are dealing with it internally at d.b.i. and, you know, it is not a document that we would stand over. i think it is more of a document that you would see from a licensed engineer or an architect or a consultant as to the condition of the building, but not something the building inspector should be having his name on. and because we have our own processes that have been in place for many years and ends up ultimately -- it could end up as a task force inspection where we have building, electrical plumbing and housing all going together with some of them even from the

walsh, cnn, san juan, puerto rico. >>> protesters are taking to the streets in hong kong. they've been at it, now, for weeks, denouncing a controversial billring the protests as they get under way. >> the bill would have allowed extradition to china. carrie lamb announced it was suspended but it's not good enough for the protesters. and they want lamb to resign. as you see from this video, they are out in throngs. anna coren is in the thick of it. hello, anna. it's hard to believe that the protests have been going on for more than a month and a half. and they're attracting hundreds of thousands of people. we're at the front with denise ho, the founder of the pro-democracy movement. we're at the halfway mark. this is going on more than an hour. hundreds of thousands have turned out here for another sunday of protests. they are enduring the heat and the humidity, and they are not deterred. there is an incredible momentum. as you say, they want carrie lamb, to formally withdraw the extradition bill. earlier this month, she declared it's dead. that's not guede enouood enoughe people. they want her to resign. now, there's varying reports as to