good evening commissioner president lazarus and commissioners my name is david perry i'm a real estate broker with the maguire releasing and been acquainted with the building since 1988 when i bought it with a partner it is two condominiums i live below so i'll be brief it could be said i'm for effected i prepared a few package brief in this appeal and i'll give you a copy of that i'm going to display that is a photograph from the last system that shows the existing deck when the prior owner bought that and so as you can see the deck at that time, expands across both bedrooms and both bedrooms had a door you could walk out into two rooms and come out into the float roof this is prior to the house being built a gap next door this next shows the condominium map from 1989 when we had before the conversion you see the dimensions of prior deck and i can read those off if you wish this is a photograph from the last listing when the harden beggars bought the property i didn't represent them on that purchase i have to vesting interest but you can see what is important this post here is the sam

at the height of that ugliness, the daily beast obtained e-mails written by david lane, that led the rick perry prayer rally. the same guy about to lead the top leadership of the national republican party on this trip this weekend. in these e-mails, david lane said that pro rick perry pastor, the one that called mormonism a cult, he said about that pastor, quote, we owe dr. jeffress a big thank you. he said quote, let me go on the record i won't vote for mitt romney as republican nominee in 2012. >> why is the national republican party sending it's chairman and national leadership on a trip led by that guy who said he wanted to be on the record about the fact that he wouldn't vote for mitt romney on religious grounds, because of mitt romney's religion. it's not like the bigot line was a mainstream thing. it was around, but it was a short, shrill ugly little thing that rick perry did real harm to himself by flirting with and getting close to in the campaign. it was not a widespread thing. the republican party is now embracing these guys. not just people related to people who are related to these

david brewso and jay perry. they've done an extraordinary job. we thank them for that work. >> roger mask ingy washington post. you wrote of i think creased penalties and lower threshold of standard of roof and owners ralph identifying those. have standards come up in any case since then? do you consider burden of proof to be in effect as you move forward investigating this case is this. >> we have the truth that's what our fans and clubs want. what we want to do is make sure we find that truth. if there are violations of the rules, we take them seriously, particularly when they deal with integrity of the game and rules. the standards are always re-evaluated. we will make sure that if the penalties that exist in any given circumstances don't fit those vieolations we'll adjust that and increase that. that's important as we continue to make sure the league is run in the appropriate way and with the right integrity. >> okay. thank you. enjoy the weekend. >> all right. so you've been watching last 45 minutes, the nfl commissioner roger goodell there

angela merkel and david cameron dissipated in the market, noting secretary of state john perry absence. there is a flight that crashed into the sea, they have located the cockpit voice recorder, though that remains on the seabed. crucial as indonesian investigators try to figure out what caused the crash. ibm may have its troubles, but it has topped the u.s. patent list for the 22nd year in a row. 2500 patents last year, a new record for big blue. samsung came in second. for ibm come the question is whether any of those patents declined for 10 straight quarters. now to the lead. after a string of data breaches companies such as sony, hold do bow, and target. speaking at the federal trade commission today, the president unveiled a string of proposals to improve online property and protect against identity theft. >> under the new standard we are proposing, companies would have to notify consumers of a breach within 30 days. in addition, we are proposing to close loopholes in the loss of we can go after criminals. >> the president says he will introduce a consumer privacy rights bill, as

david letterman last night. of course the topic was super bowl xlix. >> i'm not used to seeing fighter jets fly over the stadium at the part and then having half an hour of katie perry throwing getter hand grenades. you've got to understand ou intimidating the super bowl is to the rest of the world because when you beam that around the world everyone else is thinking if they're capable of this what else could they do? >> that's a really good point, isn't it? all right. listen up because 30,000 people die on american highways each year but there are nine vehicles that have zero driver fatalities roorpd we'll show you which ones. >>> plus the startling connection between strokes and a few cocktails. that's next. >>> a minor snowstorm going through the northeast right now, but this is the storm to watch for the weekend this is in arizona now. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come.

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. >> then there's perry's recent indictment on two felony counts of abusive power that could lead to court. >> from the left to the right you have david it was to ken star that are basically calling this app assault on the constitution. hopefully we can get through it and it gets thrown out. >> nothing to it. >> nothing to it. this is a district attorney i lost faith in, the vast majority of the state lost faith in because of the drunk driving, the clear abuse of her power when it came to those videos of how she treated the law enforcement, and i did what i said i would do and i would do it again faced with the same information, the same evidence. >> does it hold you back at all? >> hasn't so far. >> perry openly talks about his faith. he said he's for traditional marriage and is pro-life and says states should deal with those issues. >> you tout education progress in the state. where are you on common core? >> we're not far. i don't think the federal government needs to be deciding what the curriculum needs to be. the education business needs to be left to the state. >> and when it comes to his final decision about running -- >> how

david. >> funny you should ask because own is doing terrific. last night was tyler perry'sgram "the haves and have notes" and it was number one on cable and beat the other cable networks and most of the broadcasters with a three rating in the demo. in the aggregate, own is now a top 20 network in america. oprah is on the network and she's really having a huge impact. we also have oprah.com which is doing very well. but most importantly, we were able to get very good subscriber fees from distributors approaching 90 million homes and the network is very profitable. and in a world where people are looking for content, a little bit differently, we have real super fans of oprah now on own and a big, big advantage. so the network is doing fantastic. it started four years ago. oprah and i made a lot of mistakes. we have to figure out who the audience was and how to reach them. today we have a terrific asset. it's also working well online where oprah is doing classes directly to consumers. >> david it is kelly evans here. a quick question on that. you mentioned online. people are e

perry. >> of course. this comedy legend -- jamelle. >> eddie murphy. it was report that had davidleno. >> incorrect. i'll complete the question. wants to invite former late night rival jay leno to appear on the show before it ends -- >> stephen colbert. >> stephen colbert will be next. that's correct. the republican senator considering a presidential bid skipped thursday's vote. >> marco rubio. after 15 years the pioneer political blogging -- >> andrew sullivan. 100-point toss-up question. the marquee attraction in sunday's super bowl halftime show will be -- >> katy perry? >> incorrect. will be pop icon katy perry, who will follow in the footsteps of this headliner from last year's super bowl show? >> beyonce. >> incorrect. >> no guess for sam. >> it was bruno mars. >> oh, yeah. that takes us to the end of the first round. sam 100. blake, a little quick on the buzzer. good news for everybody. things get crazier, a lot more funky. twice as valuable. twice as easy to catch up. we begin the 200-point round with this. john mccain barked -- >> blake? >> kissing jer ingkissinger. >> in

david rich i holding down the number ree and fourosion. his book on aretha franklin, "respect," and abook with joe perry of aerosmith. those books are number ree and ur on the best books of t yearso says "rolling ston" the definitive voice on music in thisountry. so he's a wonderful writer, and david's the kind of guy you go to when you have a book that needs a narrative that reads like a novel. so i don nedavid on all, everytng i do. but onhis king book i didn't want to write history book like brah o carson. i wanted a book about the lt arf s life that res like a movie it's like screplay d you ca just go right through it. i neede se help mki it read in thatway, and david was the best person to dot, and he's agreat guy >> host: this tweet forou what isourndividualring process like? on avera, how long does it ke for you to complete ur bo? >>uest: i can do -- my rearcheris the time ey take is another issue. it takes a while to get research right, particularly for a book like "ki." but when i ces to the actual writing,'ve done 17 or 18 of these now i can actually do it in three or four months. whatthat mns for me, though

david rich is holding down the number three and four position. his book on aretha franklin, "respect," and a book with joe perry of aerosmith. those books are number three and four on the best books of the year so says "rolling stone," the definitive voice on music in this country. so he's a wonderful writer, and david's the kind of guy you go to when you have a book that needs a narrative that reads like a novel. so i don't need david on all, everything i do. but on this king book i didn't want to write a history book like branch or carson. i wanted a book about the last year of his life that reads like a movie it's like a screenplay and you can just go right through it. i needed some help making it read in that way, and david was the best person to do it, and he's a great guy. >> host: this tweet for you what is your individual writing process like? on average, how long does it take for you to complete your book? >> guest: i can do -- my researchers is the time they take is another issue. it takes a while to get research right, particularly for a book like "king." but when it comes to the actual writing, i've done 17 or 18