duffy? >> did evening, commissioners. the only thing -- the approved drawings would be brief, i do not know what we approved. i cannot get them from microfilm. they are not there yet. they are between microfilm and the department. they are just hard to track, depending on when the permit was issued, so i do not know what we originally approved on drawings, but i am happy to hear that there is a we strengthening being done, and, of course, a building permit would be required on that, and that would be inspected before going on with the roof deck, so if you want to improve conditions -- and there is a photograph on exhibit 1. obviously, i have some concerns about the height of the railing, but that would all be covered under inspections for the building department. i am not really sure how that will work. i am available for any questions. commissioner fung: mr. duffy, has the department heard of large, flatbed scanners? sorry. this is a traditional issue. it takes months sometimes to go through. >> yes, in limbo over there.

michael duffy goes to anne arundel county schools.its policy has victims report bullying..s to us, bk it means i think that we're getting the word out,duffy did &pgo to the school , and talked to the teacher in one of the classrooms where michael was beinggbullied. 3500 i remember he pointed out the teacher he didn't want to hurt anybody, but he didn't want to get picked on anymore.and that he's taking jujitzo. he did say that kind of lood. the solution to bullying isn't simple, but this combination (nat) of confidence and action is working for michael. 2929 i feel kind of fine now. maybe people wont' try to bully me 45 news at tenn - ((ot: molly clevenggr)"when push came to shove i just really thought - where is this coming from?" the álowá prices from pharmicies onliie may be tempting...thh átinyy number of them... that are actually legitimate...latee on fox45 nees at ten why one woman says this far......laterron fox45 news at ten 3 3 the best place for a vacation is mississippi. you mean louisiana. florida's where folk's want to be. alabama's got you all beat. no matter

i like to adjourn tonight in honor of michael duffy. >> so moved. president mazzucco: this meeting is adjourned. >> the meeting is adjourned, thank you.

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in this case germany didn't want to support military action against the regime of calling all the duffy. and they even didn't support the resolution the united nations in the security council which was very disappointing i thought so the only alternative was for the british and the french to go ahead with the efforts by european union doesn't have that force so it's the friends of the bridge that will have to take the lead and since the americans were leading from behind as this call these days well we actually had to do it it took much longer of course than envisaged. and i hope the regime is now gone forever because gadhafi has been a shame for all of us i've seen all these european leaders kissing and hugging duffy pandering him thinking that he would be. a modern ruler and advising his son and how to write a thesis in the london school of economics these things were all completely wrong in my mistake at our feet was a dictator and he has been a dictator all along everybody has seen the downing of the airplane in lockerbie in one thousand eight hundred days so what are the proving yo

were more than 400. 6:29 that's good news o us, bk it &pmeans i think that we're getting the word out,duffyol , and talked to the teacher in onn of the classrooms where ichael was being bullied. 3500 i remember he pointed ut the one kid. and then told the peacher he diin't wwnt to hurt &panybody, butthe didn't waat t get picked on anymore.and that he's taking jujitzo. he did say thht ind of lood. the simple, but this combination (nat))of confidence and action &pis working or michael. 292 i feel kind of fine now. maybe people wont' try to bully me much anyyore. joel d. smith, foo 45 news at en. coming up... up...the largest comeback in raaens history...why john harbaugh wasn't surprised with his team's esilience....ext in sports. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta

duffy, has the department heard of large, flatbed scanners? sorry. this is a traditional issue. it takes months sometimes to go through. >> yes, in limbo over there. they are not on microfilm. they are just hard to find. president goh: are those different plans that we have in our path that -- packet? i see, ok. >> they may be the same as approved, or not exactly. president goh: some kind of modification, when you have not seen it? >> i have seen the plans, which is what i think he is showing us, the plans that you have there for the proposed. that has not been approved yet, as far as i can see. president goh: so can you tell me how this goes on in the field? they removed the joists, then replace those, and then the specter comes before it is closed up and ensures that those additional joists were put in properly. >> everything you said is correct. that is right. it would be closed up and re- roofed. at that point, the building would be watertight before you do the deck, and then you would put the deck on top of the new roof. president goh: and at what point is someone from your

investors have been queuing the brink of awards of war since the ousting of former dictator in one market duffy. thanks to discover more of what russia's got to offer with artie's james brown who delves into the local life and traditions of the somalia region find out why hosted many foreign embassies during the second world war all revealed next. if you're traveling in the russian winter it's always good to head to somewhere well developed and the small region definitely fits the bill the capital is the seventh largest city in the country and can lay claim to being one of the most important business and cultural centers in european russia it's also one of the most picturesque boasting the largest central square in europe and along beautiful embankment alongside the volga river it's a ninety minute flight from moscow or if you prefer the scenic route you can take a leisure lee fifteen hour train ride. well that was a long journey and there's nothing like coming into minus twenty so wake you up but i mean some are one of the biggest cities in the whole russia. and i was also in one of its larges

duffy. >> good evening, commissioners. joseph duffey. reading the brief, this has been going on for quite a few years. i see a building permit simply to remove some boards or shoring if you want to call it that. they should of been taken out when the building was finished. if access is provided, but i'm not sure if that was the case or not. all i see is a building permit simply to take those pieces of wood from that area. the complaint was there was damage to the property. the contractor did not finish the work. he left debris among the underpinning at the back. the notice of violation preferences a two by four wall. i am a little bit confused from reading that. i do not know what that means. i'm just reading through the brief as well. i will be available for any questions if you have them. vice president garcia: what is the second one that's violation monitoring -- what does that mean? >> i do not know. vice president garcia: had you go from looking at this to all this involves is removing some what it? how'd you get to that? >> the con

operation of nato and there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of got duffy and gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and to avoid civilian casualties and they're seeing nato was very successful doing this icing there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success that libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic structures rule of law democracy freedom of speech of religions of everything i think that is sport we intended to do and therefore i fully agree to that what nato made a you said you're a politician and you are not american which makes it easier for me to talk to you because americans there are sure that there is only one type of democracy american democracy europeans know there may be variations in democracy itself a question about libya. or the cool lynching of cadet the mass graves the barbaric action that we started television mean you both b

legal authorities caption on michael duffy son of satan would come out of the wreckage such as the face of death and there are question marks over the fantasy of a trial concocting. a corporate purchases that counting games because he bought a computer off of the. regrettably these days are going by the city of california has ordered an investigation after the british have described as triggering these artists break students in a bold peaceful the same town. as the headlines of threats from also paid has got all the latest school. thank you for joining me here are the headlines. last down of that russian m.m.a. legend doing demo you could consider retiring loses his cool straight fight against americans just nonsense. while basement battles clubs in the hold up ice dancing now come back on back to win it nine months older as the relegation scrap begins in the russian premier league. and i straddle atlanta like france and win three seeing that study. moscow region don't be so lucky and the pale challenge. but first you mixed martial arts and russian fighting legend feels oh yeah well you

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rio nor and the flag was in evidence there washington seems unconcerned about what's next another duffy's gone. race to stop in europe and drowning in a sea of debt as our next chief heads to moscow to see if russia can come to the rescue pressure is offering ten billion dollars to the lioness investment mechanisms. and to the russian tycoon titans are slugging it out over six and a half billion dollars on their reputations abundance high court picks all of this is one race or ski wants the cash for the chance in court clerk. on the other managed. to relating to same investments on the cheap. next we talked to a former british government minister explains the origins of europe's debt crisis. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and john major's governments and he's just become the most high profile defector from david cameron's conservative party joining you keep the independence party not hesketh thanks things that i see now you've been a member of the tory party although i don't life why jump ship now well it's been a long process and i think

is not often nato's fight for democracy but washington seems unconcerned about what's next after duffy's gone. the race to stop europe from drowning in its floundering finances seized i.m.f. chief heads to moscow to see if russia can come to the rescue. the russian tycoon titans slug it out of the six and a half billion dollars on their reputations on t.v. reports on the high cost draw are playing out at london's high court. but i well knew such twenty four hours a day you're watching r t welcome to the program libya's post gadhafi world is showing a lurch towards radical islam with strict sharia law and al qaeda flags in evidence there it's barely a week since nato moved out of the campaign to swap a dictator for democracy yet the alliance and us don't seem too concerned about the shape it's taking which if you go explains why. cheere first question leader not so long ago the us media presented leading rebels as freedom loving folks yearning for democracy after could alpheus killing the narrative changed you know you talk about this arab spring and many people here as a move towards dem

sharia law or an al qaeda flags and evidence that washington seems unconcerned about what's next duffy'sgone. race to stop in europe and drowning in a sea of debt as i.m.f. chief heads to moscow to see if russia can come to the rescue pressure is offering ten billion dollars to the new through the i.m.f. investment mechanisms. and to the russian tycoon titans are slugging it out over six and a half billion dollars on their reputations and london's high court exiled places where race once the national journal secret club. where none of them.

that would have helped scott oh yes he is the man behind the scott walker campaign sean duffy the new congressman tea party congressman who was elected. a lot of the people the new people in the most constant state legislature who you know brought us the anti collective bargaining i mean this is mark but he also is involved in no voter caging and so on suppressing them in their minority vote milwaukee as well incredible you know our taxpayer subsidizing the cam the cain campaign all of your so-called can you call it so-called campaign because i don't believe he's running i think you are right i am exactly with you know i think that what herman cain i think it surprises them how well he started to do it in iowa because i think herman cain's function was simply to sort of push the other candidates towards david koch zisha particularly on taxes and he's been succeeding in doing that when you see what the other candidates have been pushing for each word a flat tax but in terms of the tax payer issue working have is more black control these non-profits i don't see three nine profits which

regional rivalries the country is aiming to forge a more democratic path after former leader more michael duffy was captured and killed just one month ago. an independent commission disputer publishes fight on the violent repression of pro-democracy protests earlier this year human rights violators are expected to be named in a report which has taken almost five months to prepare but many opposition members and rights groups fear it won't go far enough in naming those responsible for alleged torture and other abuses on tuesday police tear gas and clashed with protesters following a funeral procession for a teenager who was run over by a police vehicle on saturday. kind of some dramatic pictures right here which was seen by live actually by horrified internet viewers in new zealand pictures of a hot helicopter getting tangled up in cables and snapping in half by the pilot was thrown about the cabin but actually managed to survive the crash the chopper was installing a giant christmas tree on oakland's waterfront on its main road appears to have hit a wire a local media report so the pilot escape

spring has done anything well to libya and where the most prominent son the former the the mother duffy is awaiting justice the country's new rule is promised saif will be treated fairly but there's deep skepticism over that as well have been it ripples. say feliz long get daffy he's a man with a lot to say he's the last chance the world has to know how they get their fee regime turned from public enemy number one to bosom buddies with britain and the other western powers but the international criminal court in the hague says it's not going to extradite him allowing libya to try him instead with libyan officials already calling for the death penalty many fear it's a tactic to keep those dirty secrets hidden forever that's a controlled forum where the the western interests look at look at what happened with the trial of the loss of it you can be sure that the information that the khadafi family has about the relationships between gadhafi and the cia over decades will not come out safe gadhafi was his father's right hand man and the crucial mediating go between with the west he enjoyed a

london superrich evening we're seeing violence in libya again it's not me but a month is it since mama duffy was killed how has the national transitional council got a nuff of a grip on the situation there to lead the country out of this ongoing civil war. and he cannot get a grip on anything apart from selling as your pieces of the state of power from selling the natural resources of libya to the former colonial powers i mean everything is going backwards. see it's selling off the oil and now you know when you're reporter said it you know if he said if the french bring in their planes to bomb libya or not get a bigger cut off the oil so this is all very obvious now there is what i've been hearing reports in the western media that saif al islam led an offensive against just a few days ago and my sources on the ground haven't confirmed that in libya but western reports are saying that and some of the biggest tribes in libya have been loyal to the job the former regime of moammar gadhafi so i think when libya is such a tribal society of over one hundred tribes and many more plants western styl

around seven thousand program duffy prisoners are being held behind bars by former libyan rebels that's according to the court which says the detainees do not have access to legal systems as local police and courts are not functioning most of the prisoners are accused of working for gadhafi regime and some may have been tortured this is the first u.n. assessment of libya since the end of its eight months of. mass protests in kuwait of course the prime minister to resign over his government to step down after opposition party members accused him of grabbing and for their support for the main power until a new cabinet is formed the prime minister has been in office for five years now seven governments during that time. well with less than a week left before russians elect a new parliament many wondering which direction the country should go next as artie's agrees reports many believe the current long running political tandem looks set to stay. wonderful. let us see how this. works yet. i know it's right if so. how do you know. unsteady no more appropriate place right now than the duma wan

libyan authorities claim they've captured one look at duffy's son saif al islam one of the colonel's most influential family members who is being lined up as his successor it's thought he was seized by the military while attempting to escape the following weeks on the run. and spade is in the spotlight as the next possible victim of the spiraling e.u. prices as low in cost and employment rates soft people are skeptical whether the outcome of the upcoming parliamentary election will help bring salvation the. next leaders of russia better start taking the first steps to creating a united economic body after sonny agreements on deeper integration on friday to find out more about the future plans for what's being seen as an alternative to the e.u. and the voice of russia radio spoke to christiane cook who's been appointed the head of the eurasian commission proceeding bloc. if the but if i say west coast girl mysteries so the presidents have signed the declaration on eurasian economic integration and you have been anonymously approved as they had of the regime economic commission i don't

persecuted by the forces of the national transitional council over allegations they served as good duffy's mercenaries about one million sub-saharan africans are estimated to have fled leave years since the conflict started about seven thousand are still in the town and the stick international reports to which it is routinely used against suspected could darfield loyalists. is the red cross a part. of the access to people who have been captured during the recent fighting in libya especially such a place for example i assume to which is which was a strong point from day one in fact we insisted to have access both benghazi but also in tripoli that what makes a difference with between the i.c.r.c. and out of all. other organization we are trying to have access and discussing with all the parties yes we got that we got access to the conditions of this because i cannot speak about that because normally the first things we do is we speak first to the authorities but in general the concern you have in you would you express by your journalist about what we called certain national people who have n

imprisonment or through execution or through some of the lynching parade as we saw with one more of the duffy only a month ago in libya just briefly there if he was sentenced to death how would the international community react to that what would it do for the entities reputation and indeed for a country supposedly in transition to being a democratic country what would it not be harmful to libya's reputation well but i don't think anybody cares about what reputation of being or not this basically has to do with it basically has to do with more modest the idea of introducing a goal the dinar it has to do with the fact that under gadhafi libya central bank was in the pendant of the international banking cartel so justice is not part of the formula the international global power elite care much what the image of libya will be or will not be besides executions on the part of the markets as we see in the united states is an everyday occurrence so it will be just one execution more aged always good to talk to on these matters thank you very much indeed your time agent i'll get chief political analy