the -- i do have a statement from deputy director don larry on the question about the demolition and i'll read that out to you today. it's re125 crown terrace, the building department determined that because this building collapsed, as a result of the construction site accident there was no intentional demolition, building code section 103a .3.104 is not applicable in this case, the scope of demolition was approver and permit application 2014050553481 to document the xhaing of procedure and scope of construction due to damage to the existing structure at 125 crown terrace, the permit documented the loss of additional building elements and the permit was reviewed and approved by the zoning administrator scott sanchez given that the permit is being appealed and will be heard on june 11, 2015, the board of appeals has jurisdiction under this matter and has any form of about the scope of demolition. i wanted to read out that statement, that's from deputy director john larry of inspection services. and your question about the cost of the permits, commissioner? >> correct. >> is that for t

are you the only one here who has actually been to mars. >> exactly. >> larry: we have a picture of don. there you go. right. >> yeah. >> larry: so. >> -- the brother is doing all the work, right here. what's up with that. >> what's that's what i'm saying. >> larry: and didn't die first. >> i did not die first. i actually made it back. >> larry: that's right. >> that is life in movies, right. >> larry: that's life in movies. fiction. do you think, do you think this whole thing is worthwhile? >> this type of venture. >> i don't know. i mean to just go to another planet to [bleep] up i mean maybe. i feel like until we-- i don't know what the-- i guess you can get into this later. i understand the unquenchable thirst for exploration and understanding what is beyond. but if we're asked to talk about colonizing mars and somehow using that as an escape plan for turning this place into trash and just get the next place, i don't know. >> larry: we colonize it for 68 days. worst frat party ever. now lee i feel like this is a real brother-friendly activity like there are some things that aren't v

. >> larry: calm down, british don lemon. okay, so so obesity is a disability in europe.ut so is working. and bathing. boom! i'm sorry! i'm sorry! i know i shouldn't have said that. it's not right. okay. i have just released an apology to the british people. i would like to apologize to the british people. that was completely out of line. i still make no apologies for my statements about michael moore's shadow, however. that's still just science. (applause) so, in europe, obesity has been classified as a disability. that's not how we play in america. >> the hospital's instituting a hiring policy that excludes overweight candidates. overweight pilots with a bmi of at least 40 or with a neck that's at least 17 inches must be evaluated. >> waitresses can be fired for gaining more than 7% of their original body weight. >> overweight women earn smaller paychecks than average size women. >> larry: oh, that's right. that's right. yo momma's so fat -- okay, yo momma's so fat, she suffers from systemic bias in a job market that marginalizes her just based on her appearance. ohhhhh