i'm david berry for the owner and for environment land management. since we spoke the last time, as we described in the declaration of thomas, environment land management and tom have hired an attorney for substantial time to clear violations. she has met with andrew cars and had a very productive session with mr. cars to go through each of the violations and determine the steps required to clear each violation and also authorized the property management for elm to spend substantial time also clearing all violations, taking all steps required and obtaining all permits required. i spoke yesterday with the plumber to inspect the property and give us prices and he'll return to the property for additional estimates for completion of the work. it's the plan of mr. thomas to clear all violations. the department has been very cooperative and explained the steps required to clear the violations and they have stated the various penalties that we are appealing from are negotiable or up for discussion once the violation are cleared. i have spoke with mr. thomas

. >> david berry, my comments from before should apply equally to this. if you have any questions i would like to answer them. >> if your client would like to speak, he can do so now on your three minutes. >> thank you very much. when i found this notice, i did show good cause. i was basically being penalized by allegedly having this phantom unit among the one building in question and that building is at 3556 through 3564 san bruno avenue. it's that old building that we have a handout that was part of the san born marp that it was in existence in 1990. after checking the record myself i found it was hooked up to gas the first 1265 is mentioned by the electrical company showing it was hooked up to gas service in 1915. so that's the phantom unit. it's because of this phantom unit that all of the other things that were found in a building next door and some of those things were the windows that were there that were aluminum windows. i have owned the building for 37 years. i didn't put in aluminum windows. they were put in there by the other owner when one of

davidt was david berry -- gregory from "meet the press." >> would you like to take this question, callingree to be prosecuted? >> the extremely wall street from new york times "reporter" who covered wall street apparently went on cnbc this morning and essentially speculative or suggested i ought to be arrested as well. i don't know of anybody who has a lower opinion of the beltway media, of david gregory specifically, then i do. it is even surprising to me to watch them openly do the dirty work of the u.s. government and essentially suggest publicly that journalists who report on what the government is doing ought to be turned into criminals. one of the main criticisms i've voiced about the beltway media is there not adversarial to the government at all, but actually they are servants of the government, mouthpieces for it. many others have made that critique, including you, amy. i think it is almost like christmas for those of us to believe that to watch this gift been handed to assess of vividly proves it. that rather than defend what is supposed to be their right that they're supposed t

berries linked to pomegranate seeds from turkey were only sold to costco. and costco says it's trying to reach out to customers who may have bought them. david? >> thank you, john. john schriffen in l.a. tonight. >>> now, to the new and deadly virus making global headlines this evening with reports of three more deaths. in fact, the disease has killed half of all the people diagnosed with it. a total of 33 now. tonight, it's hopped from the middle east to europe. and u.s. health officials are on alert here. abc's dr. richard besser tonight. >> reporter: it begins with fever, chills and muscle aches. then, confusion, as rapidly, your breathing becomes difficult. it's a mystery killer. and the world leading health officials are on alert. >> we really need as fast as possible to learn how to control this virus. we have to try to run faster than the virus does. >> reporter: it's called mers. and so far, its victims have either traveled to the middle east or caught it from very close contact with someone who did. but the fear is, if it mutates, so it spreads easily between people, it could take off, like sars, the deadly respiratory virus ten year

berry's famous quote? >> i do. >> women's advocates everywhere. i remember that. >> in washington columnist and associate editor for the "the washington post" david ignatius. that is nice. >> that's great. >> hard hitting and intellectual way to start the day. >> calendar model, sam stein. >> sam is a little upset. more breaking news this morning. google glasses, they have actually denied an app for pornography so sam stein can't go around in his google glasses watching porn. >> look how creepy that is. >> isn't that a first amendment violation? >> i thought this was america. >> not having a porn app on your google glasses. >> i want to see his calendar picture. >> what is this calendar? what is that? >> sam, would you like to share? >> are you on one of those firemen calendars? >> sort of. go ahead, sam. talk to us. >> so i'm not on a firemen calendar although i do that in the past. we're on this calendar, the race for women challenge calendar. the men of the huffington post helped put together a calendar. it's a promotional item. >> we don't care about the details. what are you wearing? >> this is an awkward segment for me on "morning joe." >> no one is