those that refused, they would become lieutenant colonel tim duffy's problem.u prepared to take a plane down? >> if i had to, yes, i would have. >> reporter: at 9:05 a.m., american airlines learned flight 77 from dulles to los angeles was hijacked. it was already turning around. this time heading for washington, d.c. nelson garabito, footnote 208, the secret service agent in charge of protecting the white house airspace. in washington, vice president dick cheney was hustled to a nearby bunker while the president was on air force one. >> first thing i did was pick up the phone to call my contact, the faa. he said we have four planes outstanding. two have hit the towers and two are headed to washington, he said. one of them approximately 30 minutes out, one of them approximately 45 minutes out. so we knew we had some -- some time but little time. >> reporter: the order came to evacuate the white house. garabito said he could hear workers scrambling to leave. his supervisors gave him and the rest of his staff, including two civilians, the option to leave. no one d

lieutenant colonel tim duffy flew over manhattan for five more hours. and he would witness one of the worst images from his cockpit. looking directly down on the last standing tower of the world trade center as it imploded. >> i flew right up over the top of it and just kind of rolled up on the edge so i could look down at it. and i was looking at the square of the tower. and as i was looking at the square it just started getting smaller. and then as i was looking at it i could see the plume coming out the bottom. i realized that it was falling away from me. i got to say that's the one time during the day where i was absolutely horrified. >> the image would not stop him. days after 9/11, days after his company lost two planes, tim duffy volunteered to fly a united airlines jet to tokyo. in between commercial assignments, he would patrol the east coast in his fighter jet. faa managers terri biggio and mike mccormick would take this day and ask what more they could do. after invading iraq, the u.s. government would try to rebuild iraq's infrastructure, in

duffy is given the order to scramble his f-15, there is a confirmed hijacking. off from this dessert the air field. under orders to find and intercept american flight 11. >> these were the two hangars. >> yes, jets in all of them. depending on what jets you would need that day and armed up. hot missiles and hot gun, all armed up. >> by the end of this morning, duffy will be asked if he is prepared to use those missiles to bring down u.s. passengers jets. that meant he may be shooting down a plane carrying his united airlines colleagues. >> be prepared to shoot down the next hijack track. you have a problem with that? that kind of ticked me off. it sticks in my memory, being in that situation. if i wasn't ready to do what i was called for, i was the wrong person in that seat. >> at boston center, terry biggio asked robert jones to review a tape of the terrorist radio transmissions, on that tape, a startling find. 9/11 may be bigger than just one plane. >> we could hear the hijacker reference planes, meaning multiple, what i was doing was relaying to terry up in t

duffy will tell you, there are holes in the decks. commissioner fung: all decks? >> the damage is pretty bad. i did not inspect that. it was above my head. all of the second foredecks, it is various areas. it is widespread, but it is not the complete decks upstairs, and i did not check the bottom floor. commissioner fung: when i first started here, we had a case where we allowed a portion of the work to continue note. >> and tissue -- when someone rises -- raises a question about what safety, we usually refer them to the department of building inspection. that assessment would normally be made by the department of building assessment -- inspection. commissioner fung: i would like to do that. commissioner garcia: i have to make a comment. we would not even be here tonight. i am not director ring -- directing this to you, and mr.britton. i have property in louisiana, and i cannot tell you all the problems there are there with insurance and everything, but if you had just simply said to the tenants, "i just bought the building. it seems as the many, many things are n

. >> christopher michael duffy >> gerard duffy >> michael joseph duffy >> thomas w.istopher joseph dunne >> richard anthony dunstan >> patrick thomas dwyer >> joseph anthony eacobacci >> john bruce eagleson >> edward earhardt >> robert douglas eaton >> dean phillip eberling >> margaret ruth echtermann rights and my mother. >> and my uncle, uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. >> paul robert eckna >> constantine economos >> dennis michael edwards >> michael hardy edwards >> christine egan >> lisa egan >> martin j. egan, jr. >> michael egan >> samantha martin egan >> carole eggert >> lisa caren ehrlich >> john ernst eichler >> eric adam eisenberg >> daphne ferlinda elder >> michael j. elferis >> mark joseph ellis >> valerie silver ellis fax and my daddy, there is not a day that goes by that i do not think about you. you will always be my best friend and my hero. i love you with all my heart, and i could not ask for a greater daddy then you. >> and my brother. our hope, our strength, and our love for better -- our love forever. we miss you. >

joseph berry and chris duffy, the 23-year-old son of k.b.w.'s surviving co-c.e.o. john duffy. many people doubted the firm could stay in business, but now ten years later k.b.w. is much bigger and is one of the leading investment banks in the country. it still specializes in the financial sector, but it's expanded internationally and it went public in 2006. its shares trade on the new york stock exchange. when i met with john duffy i asked him how he feels about the way things turned out. >> we're more than satisfied with what we've accomplished. and i don't think any of us would have been so bold back then to predict that we would be of this size. but the people that work here are pretty passionate about the firm and take pride in working here. and where we have been presented those opportunities to grow in the last ten years, everybody was all in. so i take an enormous amount of pride in being part of that. and and i know a lot of other people here do too. it's nice to be part of a winning team. >> susie: you know, john, the kbw story is so amazing. and how did you rebuild t

duffy? are you looking for the nov? it would be in the pellets -- the appellants' breeds. commissioner goh: my question is whether the nov affects this? >> i do not see it noted, but it is typical but the contractor should check the whole deck for any signs and take care of it all at once. it should get a full inspection. commissioner goh: is that a deck? the ground floor? commissioner fung: it is only six or 10 inches above, but it is made out of wood. commissioner it -- commissioner goh: ok. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. commissioner goh: comments, commissioners? commissioner fung: i have comments both ways. on the one hand, there is dry rot, and it needs to be taken care of. on the other hand, the issue on the upper levels did look to be as it was impairing the entryway. however, i think mr. britton is an experienced property owner in san francisco, and i think he realized this could take him to a number of different venues, and he should be looking for a matter to these solutions so he is not in court all of the time. i would assume that this building is g

duffy about that. >> thank you. >> good evening. i spoke earlier with the chief putting -- plumbing inspector. he wants to keep the penalty at nine times. some of the reasons are -- this was filled observation which -- failed observation. they saw during inspection of a building, sinks without traps, toward the front, plumbing supplies were thrown and new gas and water pipes were installed without permit. and there was no access to the restaurant upstairs. on august 19, 2010, the first notice of violation was issued. and on december 13, 2010, the second notice was sent. and on december 16, 2010, a final warning was sen. on december 29, 2010, we referred it to code enforcement as there had been no response from the person who got the notice of violation. it was received by code enforcement and it went to a director's hearing. the case did get continued. and that was in may 2011. in june 2011 it was a plumbing permit. the proper inspections were given and the case has been debated. -- abated. the penalties i believe are [unintelligibl

now like to turn it over to my colleague, sarah duffy. supervisor farrell: can i ask a quick question on the forty- niners? what is the solution here? >> we spoke with recreation and park department and they threw their hands up a little bit. the only solution is to put pressure on the forty-niners through the commission itself, perhaps. but there is not any way they can compel the 49ers into a naming rights agreement. supervisor farrell: so this was a bad deal entered into a while ago? >> we had some concerns at that time, yes. supervisor farrell: do you know they have not made any efforts? >> the recreation and parks department did not know the official reason why they did not make an effort, but there is speculation that trying to find a naming rights agreement is not one of their priorities at this time. supervisor farrell: again, the question is do you know they have not made any efforts or they'd have not succeeded? >> we do not know if they have made any efforts or not. one other thing -- when we talk about the policies, we did mak

duffy, footnote 117, is given the order to scramble his f-15. there is a confirmed hijacking.nd his wingman, take off from this now deserted airfield. >> active air defense scramble f-15s climbing to flight level 290. >> reporter: under orders to find and intercept american flight 11. so these were the two hangars? >> yep, cells three and four. they would have jets in all of them. just depended what jets you would need that day. these were the ones armed up. we had hot missiles and a hot gun so they were all armed up. >> reporter: by the end of this morning, duffy will be asked if he is prepared to use those missiles to bring down u.s. passenger jets. that meant he might be shooting down a plane carrying his united airlines colleagues. >> they just said be prepared to shoot down the next hijacked track. then it came out right after that and said do you have a problem with that. that kind of ticked me off. that's why it sticks in my memory for that call, being in that situation, if i wasn't ready to do whatever was called for, i was the wrong person in that seat. >> reporter: b

is very good duffy. duffy's victor thought he told the old to be more lovely with the people of the we know you will see that love him all of us what a president is that we don't argue that began with an iraqi with a lower case but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased up a lot of money lives in tripoli's abu salim district historically pro khadafi when the rebels arrived his sister was badly injured she's still in hospital in tunisia other hand doesn't want to show his face on camera and ceased want to hidden location for the interview he says revolution has brought much fear in its wake. there is no peace there is no safety in the city we don't want our children outside when it's dark we are afraid we always wait for something bad when gadhafi was here at least we didn't have to sleep awake what we do know. of the man says he also wanted to change and a brighter future for his country but not they sway. and people are dying on both sides the cities destroyed or no one cares do

to get hold of natural resources they already had the natural resources they were buying that oil duffy was investing that money in london his sons and investing in geneva and in london with the money they stole not to let me jump in here almost on a titles we're almost out of time here in geneva go ahead you have the last word go ahead. it is this is exactly my point that even with the case of khadafi they if you just go back a little bit they waited a month and a half before they actually decided they collaborated to start intervening with an air war campaign in support of what they would call the rebels there the events in libya evolved over time it took about a month and a half for the international community decide well again i guess because of it has to go because he cannot contain the river the events in eastern libya it's spreading to his within his military it's spreading in the western part of the country now he has to go he made the fatal mistake of not being able to contain his problems within. a format that it can actually then he can continue as business as usual with the

christopher michael duffy firefighter gerard duffy michael joseph duffy thomas w.duger sareve dukat dunnek christopher joseph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my brother. >> and my uncle. uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. paul robert eckna constantine economos barbara g. edwards dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis >> and my father. there is not a day that goes by that i do not think about you. you will always be my best friend and my hero. i love you with all my heart and i could never have asked for a greater daddy than year. >> my love, my strength, we miss you. albert alfy william elmarry robert l. ellsat edgar hendricks emery, jr. doris suk-yuen eng christophe

i spoke with duffy about the dark day when he was called into service. tim duffy was working his second job, on alert as a fighter pilot with the massachusetts air national guard. the order for duffy and his wingman, take off from this now deserted airfield. >> i have a scramble f-15s climbing. >> under orders to find and intercept american flight 11. >> so these were the two hangars. >> yeah, cells 3 and 4. they would have jets in all of them, depends on what jets -- these were armed up, so we had hot missiles, armed guns, so all armed up. >> reporter: he will be asked if he's prepared to use those missiles to bring down u.s. passenger jets. that meant he might be shooting down a plane carrying his united airlines colleagues. >> they just said be prepared to shoot it down. roger and they came back, do you have a problem with that? that kind of ticked me off. that's sticks in my memory. if i wasn't ready to do whatever i was called for, i was the wrong person in that seat. >> reporter: breaking the sound barrier, tim duffy is barreling toward manhattan,

chairman joe lieberman and all things political with peter baker of the "new york times" and mike duffy of "time" magazine. i'm candy crawley, and this is "state of the union." first, president obama is going to unveil his new jobs plan on thursday, and it's a critical speech with the disappointing jobs numbers we saw come out a few days ago, and we see who could benefit right away. he is not always a republican establishment favorite but holds sway in the tea party and the tea party may hold sway in the primaries. his event will be well attend and closely watched. he is joining me from clemson, south carolina. thank you so much for taking time out. i want to start off talking about jobs. and what is in the jobs plan and what cannot be in it? >> i spent the month of august visiting businesses, manufacturing plants. i have been on shop floors. i have talked to a lot of the companies that create jobs in south carolina and across the country. what they want is less regulation. they just keep talking about the epa and fcc and all the different agencies and the national labor board that seem

now like to turn it over to my colleague, sarah duffy.upervisor farrell: can i ask a quick question on the forty- niners? what is the solution here? >> we spoke with recreation and park department and they threw their hands up a little bit. the only solution is to put pressure on the forty-niners through the commission itself, perhaps. but there is not any way they can compel the 49ers into a naming rights agreement. supervisor farrell: so this was a bad deal entered into a while ago? >> we had some concerns at that time, yes. supervisor farrell: do you know they have not made any efforts? >> the recreation and parks department did not know the official reason why ey

and all things political with peter baker of the new york times and mike duffy with "time" magazine. i am candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> the nation's capital and campaign trail will be a wash in jobs plans and presidential politics this year. the president's big unveil is on thursday, and republicans that want his job have ample opportunity to vie for it. dau mint holds twa in the tea party, and the tea party may hold considerable sway in the republican party. >>> senator, thank you so much for taking time. i wanted to start off talking about jobs. what you think has to be in a presidential jobs plan that you will hear about on thursday night and what cannot be in it. >> well, candy, i have spent the month of august visiting a lot of businesses, and manufacturing plants. i have been on shop floors. i have talked to a lot of the companies that create jobs in south carolina and across the country. what they want is less regulation. they just keep talking about the epa and fcc and all the different agencies and the national labor board that seems to be harassing co

duffy, anything further? no? the matter is submitted. >> i cannot figure out how they got to the figure they did. if -- if it is nine times the permit. you do eight and add the fee to arrive at the figure? i do not how they arrived at 2799. if he is not worried about it i do not know that i should. >> that would be based upon at nine times, it would be based upon a penalty fee of $311. >> no. nine times. >> i -- this is the most time we ever spent on a penalty case. i disagree with the department in that i think nine times, given the fact that this individual is very plausible, the reason for not having responded to this and that is one of the things the department had its most ire over, the fact that they did not respond to the nov's and had to go to a code enforcement. pending the comments of my fellow commissioners, i recommend we overturn and produce five times. >> i agree with those comments and i think five times as consistent and similar to the penalty we agreed to in the first case tonight. >> i do not kn

open interesting that you bring out moammar gadhafi would you be able to pin down where apparently duffy is i don't know what information is available but i find it very very hard to believe that he is not already pretty much located so you think he is located based on everything you're saying how easy it is look there's qaddafi is a nut but he's a very clever nut and he's a nut that's managed to survive for forty five years and i'm sure he took note of how osama bin laden was captured and i'm sure he took note of how saddam hussein was captured. and i'm sure he's avoiding those mistakes but he will make a new mistake you know the beauty of being someone who hunts for people is you can make all the mistakes you want you can miss the guy here you can get a false lead there but if the guy you're chasing makes one mistake most are. ok so the u.s. government and the british s.a.'s and maybe the french and whoever else has people peeking around in libya right now or probably algeria. you know they're they're missing him here missing them they're dry hole here dry all there within thirty days

now like to turn it over to my colleague, sarah duffy.ervisor farrell: can i ask a quick question on the forty- niners? what is the solution here? >> we spoke with recreation and park department and they threw their hands up a little bit.

going to take a long time for the libyans to find their way to a completely different path look at duffy invented was a very peculiar system it was supposed to be democracy for the masses with grassroots assemblies making the decisions it was nothing of the kind it was a dictatorship and those around colonel operated out of fear as much as green trying to suck up to him lots of people were implicated where do you draw the line who was too bad to be forgiven who needs prosecuting and will it be victor's justice or will it be the kind of magnanimous justice that is about inclusiveness. building together now the libyans need to work all of that out in the meantime they've got to pay salaries to get the basic tasks of life including policing and the court system operating if during that period they are challenge just sign contracts with international companies and have to make decisions which end up reinforcing the role of the state in the commercial sector in the economy and include inducements from those companies to secure the contracts against the competition then we're back into the dan

its troops have apparently entered the city of sirte some five hundred kilometers east of tripoli duffy's hometown and one of the colonel's last strongholds the m.t.c. reports that at least four of its fighters eleven and the other reports have been killed during offensive seven others wounded and also there is information that forty could often loyalist have been captured and since there are several reports that. information chief moose a brigade would have been one of them but this information is very hard to verify quite you know very nervous until gadhafi is supported by anybody some two hundred kilometers south of the capital tripoli continues while concerns rose over security safety of civilians trapped in the cities and the areas where the clashes between the rebels and gadhafi loyalists to continue and meanwhile the u.n. is expected to ease sanctions against libya visiting the country on thursday british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy have said that they would introduce a u.n. security council draft resolution which expects to abolish internation

my name is sarah duffy. and going to go over the findings related to the mta advertising contracts. mta has three advertising agreements. the first is the transit shelter agreement between clear channel and outdoor, the second is for vehicles and parking garages and the third is a memorandum of understanding betweenmta and bart -- between mta and bart. this shows the revenues associated with those three agreements generated during a 10-year time frame through 2010. you can see over the past four years, the revenues have increased by $7.4 million. the increases are largely related to mta's success in negotiating a financial terms for contracts, which in part resulted from good economic climate in place when the contracts were negotiated. the transit advertising generates a majority of revenues for advertising on city property. as a result of the audit, we found mta has demonstrated a lack of success in monitoring some of these advertising terms. for example, advertising for five of the city parking garages under mta management, titan has not sold any advertisements in these parking g