duffy and mr. sanchez. who would like to start? okay. mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez. the plan was not routed for review. however the review in material briefs based on what i saw it appears it did comply with the planning code. we did not review actual plans to confirm that. one of the issues that was raised was whether or not it violated the conditional uses of the project on greenwich and polk street. it was a p ud and conditions of approval. that issue has been raised about easement and building permits for the correct property or not and i would defer to the property building department to discuss issues on that. >> inspector duffy? >> good evening, commissioners. a few things about the permit and the main thing about the permit is that it is under the wrong address. it should have been under 1380 greenwich street based on the property lines even shown on the plans. so, i would say that's the main thing that's wrong with it. the work shown on the plan shows the building code structural review, everything else. a new application is required for the correct address

terry duffy is executive chairman of the cme. fox business explosive. unlike the year from you guys. what happens when you heard about the situation? you got massive amounts of trading every single second. >> the local universities giving a speech to students and professors and the phone went off right away and said it was a blip in the market and if the market went down 1% or 16 index points as far as the s&p goes and came right back and was basically on 8 week that it was a bogus tweet from a piece saying there was a bombing at the white house and the president had been hurt. obviously those are things we live within this world today and the world of social media and world of automation. >> was the first thing you did. >> i want to look at market activity. what was interesting about this was, let's -- if you look at the five minute period when it came out. and we didn't see a big percentage move. it went down 1%, went down 1577 money isn't the to fifteenth fifty-seven like that. it went down and came back up. it was one of the things, these are things

chris: mike duffy? >> when the presidential library opens in dallas, texas, the former president would have raced more than $500 million just destroying oh -- all previous fundraising efforts. chris: how? >> hard work. he calls up a donor and asks for three. he usually gets it. chris: that's an old fundraising trick. it makes people feel hefty. up next, will the n.r.a. block wider gun background ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios chris: welcome back. after gun background checks lost to the senate, the president vowed to keem trying. but our big question will the n.r.a. block wider background check first this foreseeable future? >> bob? >> the real question is can obama move the u.s. congress? maybe he's going to figure out how to do that. chris: can't move the individual members. >> well

chris: mike duffy? >> when the presidential library opens in dallas, texas, the former president would have raced more than $500 million just destroying oh -- all previous fundraising efforts. chris: how? >> hard work. he calls up a donor and asks for three. he usually gets it. chris: that's an old fundraising trick. it makes people feel hefty. up next, will the n.r.a. block wider gun background look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. chris: welcome back. after gun background checks lost to the senate, the president vowed to keem trying. but our b

duffy? >> good evening, commissioners. this permit has been issued as a site permit. from dbi and so we are still got a lot of review to do on it for a structural architectal and mechanical and fire and sprinklers that is all to come in yet for dbi and so we are in the early stages of the plan review. i did today speak with robert chung who was the engineer who reviewed the site permit drawings, which do not have anything on them structural or not. but, he did approve them. and in the 2010, san francisco building code, we do have our administrative bulletin for site permit processing. and just one of the items i want to read rt as well. because i think that it is important in this case as much of a purpose of a site permit is to allow a review of preliminary conceptual and schematic designs of proposed construction, there is no detailed plan review of construction details required at the time of site permit review. such detailed review will be done at the time of an addendum review. i am available for any questions and i will be on the demolition if you want to know a

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duffy? nothing. >> is there any public comment? please step forward. >> president hwang how many minutes? >> good evening, my name is mark and i am a neighbor at 15 san lorenzo. i am here to comment on the project and basically say that i am against what they are proposing to do here and this roof line seems to be out of hand with the rest of the roof lines in the road. as far as the code compliant as far as i am concerned there is not much of a rear yard it is somewhere in the neighborhood of ten feet and i know that it is an unconforming lot. but we have lived there for many, many years and i used to run in that lot as a kid. and we had no problem with the actual project being done, but there is just in the way that it was put forth and the way that it was built and right now it is a bliet because we have young children and animals and there are holes and open fences and things where kids could get in. so i feel like it has been neglected and i feel that this should be scrutinized at this point heavily because of the history. and

. >> his stepson, robert duffy joins me on the phone. mr. duffy, thank you so much for joining me. what an extraordinary day for your familiar len a indeed the city of boston. tell me exactly what happened. >> first i'd just like to start by thanking everybody in law enforcement for doing an unbelievable job. i mean, hats off to everybody about how quickly this, you know, literally 20, almost 30 hours ago photos released, here we are with some form of closure. of course it will take a lot longer for closure for a lot of the victims and the families. but basically what i'm to understand as it's been told to me, the events that took place with my stepfather and my mother, as soon as the outdoor ban was lifted from the boston and the metropolitan surrounding area, they went outside for a breath of fresh air for the first time all day, being one of the nicer days in early spring boston. they were out in the backyard perusing and david had walked the perimeter of the yard and the wind had picked up during the day and the tarp on his winterized boat had sort of been flapping in the wind

rachel campos duffy blogger and wife of congressman sean duffy of wisconsin. say at first a lot of people were in the media, maybe were skeptical of mcconnell's, this was a bug. the bugging incident type thing but maybe he had a point. >> this wasn't exactly a bug. the way it's described is someone in the hallway. the big difference between a bug and someone in the hallway, one is illegal. >> good point. >> if you're a party to a conversation and you can hear a conversation through a wall then you're allowed to tape that conversation. if you're not a party. >> you are a party if you can overhear it? >> yeah. if you leave a recording device though and then leave the room and are no longer party to it then you're in big trouble. >> interesting. hillary, your take on this? i know a lot of -- i had this very jaded panel the way this broke and they were like this is what happens. democrats and republicans go over everything. >> it does though mitch mcconnell's sort of faux outrage is amusing to me. when he is in there talking about how we're going to do them out. w

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duffy and donly indicate to me that the property owner should be identified both on the appeal permit and last week i looked at the records that did not show the property owner agent and there was no form attached to the permit which i understood from matt from building inspection the only way a property owner could not apply for the permit. he could designate someone else as his authorized agent. i spoke with kristin blake who is the property manager of the 1380 greenwich neighbors and i received an e-mail from her. i talked with her about our appellant brief. i received an e-mail on which i was copied that stated her board's position on the permit. it does not indicate to me that 1380 greenwich homeowner association is fit to designate and associated with the construction or the property taxes associated with it. finally regarding our view on the encroachment of the large deck, it maybe more important to ask how three over the counter permits issued nearly two years after the project was approved could add a second floor, rear door that opens to an adjacent property, allow a deck to

gloria duffy is a pentagon official. >>> we are following new developments in afghanistan. a roadside bomb has killed nine people and wounded 22 others. afghan officials say the bomb hit a public bus. the past few days have been especially violent afghanistan. on saturday 20 people were killed in a nato air strike. the air strike came on the same day six americans died in an attack on a military convoy in another part of afghanistan. 25-year-old diplomat ann was among those killed on saturday. she died in a suicide bombing attack while delivering books to school children. she is believed to be the first diplomat killed since last septembers attack. >>> the president of rutgers university is getting ready to face tough questioning today. he will be holding a top hall meet -- town hall meeting. showing mike rice hitting, kicking, and taunting players. they will address plans to reorganize the state's higher education system. but many plan to focus their questions on the basketball scandal. some are calling for the president's resignation after he decided to put rice on suspen

post's" bob woodward and "the new york times"'s and cnn's gloria borger and "time" magazine's michael duffy. first up, so much of our politics and supreme court rulings were shaped by the george w. bush presidency. the president talked about how he saw it in his dedication. >> future generations come to the library setting this administration, they will find out we stayed true to our convictions. when our freedom came under attack, we made the tough decisions required to keep the american people safe. chris: today a special extended look at the force that's propel bush, personally and politically, with foreign corespondents who covered bush. two of whom wrote books about him. we will do this with a series of questions today. first, bob and everyone, was george w. bush a better president then most thought he would be when he came in after he lost the popular vote to al gore and took office for the u.s. supreme court settled the florida recount, bob? >> first of all, i hate to do this and argue with your notion that the two wars, iraq and afghanistan, in leading us into them that, that was su

today from "the washington post," bob woodward, cbs' lesley stahl, gloria borger from cnn and michael duffyine. for nearly 12 years americans have had a full awareness that enemies are dedicated to hitting us. we dedicate ourselves to carrying on to stiffening our resolve as the president said thursday. >> we may be momentarily knocked off our feet. but we'll pick ourselves up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. chris: and our resilience isn't just rhetoric. we haven't seen evidence that worries about threats intimidate americans from carrying on. here is the way condoleeza rice expressed it to you on "60 minutes" back then. >> we had an event on september 11th that has changed the way we think about security. that can't be ignored. the fact is that we are more aware of the vulnerabilities of an open society. but we simply can't let the terrorists win. chris: maybe we don't get hit that often. that's a nice picture, by the way. is theory about the american resilience and our national character. >> we do find a sense of equilibrium. but life isn't nothing the way it was before 9/11.

have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there, he's representing the planning department, roger duffy is here representing the building inspection and john quan is here, he's the manager of public works, bureau street and mapping. at this time, mr. pa check koe, if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request you turn off all cell phones and pagers, please carry on conversation ins the hallway, the board rule of presentation are as follows, appellant, permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals f, people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or three minutes, they have up to 3 minutes each to address the board but no rebuttal, to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card bh you come up to the podium, speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. your board also welcomes your comments and sugge

gloria duffy is a pentagon official. >>> we are following new developments in afghanistan. a roadside bomb has killed nine people and wounded 22 others. afghan officials say the bomb hit a public bus. the past few days have been especially violent afghanistan. on saturday 20 people were killed in a nato air strike. the air strike came on the same day six americans died in an attack on a military convoy in another part of afghanistan. 25-year-old diplomat ann was among those killed on saturday. she died in a suicide bombing attack while delivering books to school children. she is believed to be the first diplomat killed since last septembers attack. >>> the president of rutgers university is getting ready to face tough questioning today. he will be holding a top hall meet -- town hall meeting. showing mike rice hitting, kicking, and taunting players. they will address plans to reorganize the state's higher education system. but many plan to focus their questions on the basketball scandal. some are calling for the president's resignation after he decided to put rice on suspen

. >>> my name is otto duffy, i live downtown and i have for sometime. but actually some years ago i did live in that neighborhood. i was remembering that i lived in i guess it was an edwardian and you could climb out a third floor window a few blocks away from there, could climb out a third floor window and climb up a fire scape about 12 feet up to the slanting rooftop, and you could just see -- i believe you could just see the ocean from there. urban views are pretty much what we see most of the time. they are important. >>> hi, my name is larry juicy edmonds. i stay in district 6. i used to work as a coworker on haight street. and i still remember black people coming in and i didn't know black people lived in that area on the haight street. but i think what we need to know, this exemption should not -- appealing for the exemption is important because if you look here, monitor, environmental not only affects the esthetics of the neighborhood, but it also affects people mental and physically. and if you go out to bca and were seeking wellness on the 17t

lead again duffy and the u.s. military intervention on the a car bomb devastated france's embassy in the capital . the taliban's announce of the opening of its third ring of sensitive and quote on the country's u.s. backed government led by jaime because line is about a crusade of making what are getting international air bases and a diplomatic buildings with the aim of inflicting as many human casualties as possible this comes as foreign troops near their withdrawals from the country after the taliban for twelve years nevertheless the group violence is still flourishes claiming lives weekly inside afghanistan and neighboring pakistan. north korea has announced an american citizen will be put on trial for conspiring to topple the country's regime page and hold admitted to the charges after being caught in november last year with an incriminating hardest worker to this coming to announces a new draft bill containing iran like sanctions on banks of north korea uses to conduct its business relations between the us an

his stepson, robert duffy: >> and the tarp from the boat was kind of askew.e went over to it, trying to adjust the straps. he realized one of the straps had been cut. at that point, he noticed there was a small amount of blood. he looked forward, not knowing what he was actually looking at. he... his brain told him there was a body, but he wasn't sure there was a body. at that point, he immediately jumped down, called 911. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: word that tsarnaev was in custody was cause for celebration. doctors at beth israel deaconess hospital say tsarnaev is in serious condition, under armed guard and unable to speak for now, but a special federal interrogation team for high- value suspects will introduce themselves to him when he improves. governor deval patrick said the motive remains the mystery. >> i think all of the law enforcement professionals are... are hoping for a host of reasons that the... that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. >> reporter: today, watertown police said they believed the plot was confined t

not often we get a peek inside a meeting of the presidents' club as our friend michael duffy called it. there are only five of them. and along with their wives in dallas this week, they provided one of the most interesting tableaux of democracy that we ever get to see. plus the remarks at the opening of george w. bush's presidential library reminded us how very different they are. >> those who made this marvelous museum possible, we thank you, especially, and we're glad to be here. god bless america. and thank you very much. >> people began to joke that i was getting so close to the bush family i had become the black sheep son. [laughter] my mother told me not to talk too long today. and barbara, i will not let you down. >> to know the man is to like the man. because he's comfortable in his own skin. he knows who he is. he doesn't put on any pretenses. he takes his job seriously. but he doesn't take himself too seriously. he is a good man. >> one of the benefits of freedom is that people can disagree. fair to say i created plenty of opportunities to exercise that right. gwen: you were

duffy. >> okay. >> this is just from the department and a point of view on the department and someone wants to take out a brick foundation and upgrade it with the concrete foundation they are going to spend, 20 percent upgrade of accessibility at the entrance door and it appears that it was approved properly and so i am available for any questions. a seismic upgrade will go through the two stories and this appears to be for the ground floor and secondly a seismic solution for a building that is much larger than this, i'm assuming that four retail spaces face the street and therefore the building is quite wide if you do it only with one end you are creating exentricities it is not the best way to do it what would be for public safety or for or seismic upgrade in general. would you, concur. >> i agree, i think that a few weeks ago he had it and the balance and i don't think that you were here, and the i am pabl and the engineers had to get up and dispute each other. it is voluntary and it is not a seismic upgrade that is taking out a portion of a brick foundation, but i did hear the you

duffy also referenced this, if you look at 4 d, structural design document was not submitted in order to obtain this site permit and you have to do that if you are going to get peer review and you heard the engineer say that we welcome the peer review. they have not complied and the permit should never have been issued. this is a demolition, you do not have to wait until they take all of the walls and ceiling and floors down because we know for a fact that is what is going to happen because the building code does not allow the elements of the building which you are being told are being retained in order to avoid a demolition, the building code does not allow those elements to be used in the new construction. that is a fact. look at the drawing, the foundations, the ceiling joists and walls and floors which you are being told which is how we are avoiding a demolition, because we are keeping these elements of the building. and we know that going in that those elements of the building may not be used under the california building code to support the new structure. now they may be decorat

of the duffy h.-o. was the influence most of the key members were receiving grant money from the big pharma. industry and the pharma industry were sitting in on their accommodation meetings to tell margaret chan of the deal be a troll to declare a pandemic a change the definition of pandemic in april of the. year to include only geographical spread of certain symptoms the symptoms were the common cold or something so here fish officials seem very quick to go not just from an epidemic but to a pandemic and that certainly seems to be carried by a lot of the worldwide media network so william and bell which i have more time i just don't have it for us right here on our political analyst and it's too quick on this discussion but we'll cover it further on r.t. and dot com geo political analyst and author of the book seeds of destruction the hidden agenda of genetic manipulation william and dollar pleasure to have you want to see today thank you very much well at a dot com right now we gauging your reaction w

robert duffy is the son of the homeowner. thank you for joining us. >> how are you? greta: tell me exactly what happened. spanish-speaking on behalf of the family there was a period of time we did not know exactly what was transpiring just like you there is so much information in coming. we were notified by a french there was a franklin street home on the television i spun 180 degrees on the television i saw my a mother and father's home in the immediate horror swept through the end of broke down crying because we tried to call, the phone was busy for almost 30 minutes, we tried so phones neither david nor mine that thhre were taking the phone up, my sister was static and it is absolute horror because we see the bullets gunfire erupts and everything is unfurling and finally as i left my home to go to my father's house to see why nobody was picking up the cell phone my sister notified me that my mother had contacted her and she and david were both safe that david had come across the suspect as soon as the bay and was lifted they went out and my mother's health is fail

earlier tonight greta spoke with the step-son of the home's owners, robert duffy. listen. >> he went over to the boat for a closer look. he found a strap that had been cut, not torn or worn through. it was deliberately cut. he was kind of stranged out by the whole thing. noticed a small amount of blood in this area. and then he took his little stepladder he uses to enter and exit the boat and went under the tarp and saw a small pool of blood immediately there and looked forward and because the tarp ab secured a lot of -- obscured the sunlight he saw what he believed to be a crumpled body bloody in the front of the body. in the front of the boat. >> this is incredible. can you imagine he approaches the boat. if there was a bomb threat which they tell me the older brother was wearing in the shootout. if he was armed and could have attacked this man who was just innocently peeking. >> we could have had another death. >> we are so lucky he called 9-1-1 and they descended on the house that we all watched. they are okay and the suspect is in custody in the hospital. >> t

duffy is a nuclear arms negotiator. she will be speaking at the commonwealth club at 6:00 tonight. >>> the world health organization is negotiating with china to send its team of efforts to investigate a new stream of bird flus. it has no evidence the h7n9 strain is being transmitted from person to person. china is working on a vaccine and asking the citizens to avoid contact with live poultry. >>> a trial that will determine whether baby food sold in california must carry warning labels about lead gets under way today in oakland if the suit ales many workers of baby food are selling products with low levels of lead in them. the fda tested the baby food in the lawsuit and determine levels are below standards that require a warning. the companies named in the suit say the lead is naturally occurring and does not pose a health risk. >>> a sacramento man is in serious condition after being shot three times outside of his grandmothers home. police rushed to the south on south 20th street at about 1:30 sunday afternoon. the

duffy is a nuclear arms negotiator. she will be speaking at the commonwealth club at 6:00 tonight. >>> the world health organization is negotiating with china to send its team of efforts to investigate a new stream of bird flus. it has no evidence the h7n9 strain is being transmitted from person to person. china is working on a vaccine and asking the citizens to avoid contact with live poultry. >>> a trial that will determine whether baby food sold in california must carry warning labels about lead gets under way today in oakland if the suit ales many workers of baby food are selling products with low levels of lead in them. the fda tested the baby food in the lawsuit and determine levels are below standards that require a warning. the companies named in the suit say the lead is naturally occurring and does not pose a health risk. >>> a sacramento man is in serious condition after being shot three times outside of his grandmothers home. police rushed to the south on south 20th street at about 1:30 sunday afternoon. the

joe courtney congressman from connecticut will be here as well, and then michael duffy from time magazineritten a book about the president's club giving us his views on the historic event down in texas today. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> president obama has quite this parenting technique ready should his girls want to get tattoos. he and the first lady told sasha and malia if they ever do that they will get matching tattoos in the exact same place, and then put out a youtube video of the family tattoo to embarrass them. >> bill: i always feared the earring and nose ring and for whatever reason neither of our sons did either one. >> i'm stealing that tactic as parent of young children. >> bill: i just figured there would be nothing i could do about it. >> an nfl player is in hot water after getting caught in a prostitution sting. he agreed to pay her $100 an hour for sex acts but then the woman revealed herself as a prostitute and took him into custody. he just signed a new two-year $2.8 million contract with the browns. >> bill: those sting operations stin

. >> clinton duffy put to death 90 people commit 88 men and two women and he said i never executed the which person. >> the question is out there if you could do with a rational way and in such a manner that it really does deter as the demand should you still have it? >> it is not brain surgery and the facts are out there. they should make their own decision on the morality of the death penalty. we offer no opinion at all but only as a practical matter it does not seem to work the way anybody hoped. >> host: i know this discussion is involving but i was curious when we we're doing research did anything stickout that you thought might have gone differently if tried to day? >> i have been trying to predict what the supreme court will do for many years [laughter] and my closest friends would bet dinner's on them. to get the right answer you thank you have to study the case. to get the right answer you look at the court and sometimes i think of it as one organism with a multiple personality disorder and how lego this way or that way and it does depend on the court and what we found the cou

today from "the washington post," bob woodward, cbs' lesley stahl, gloria borger from cnn and michael duffyagazine. for nearly 12 years americans have had a full awareness that enemies are dedicated to hitting us. we dedicate ourselves to carrying on to stiffening our resolve as the president said thursday. >> we may be momentarily knocked off our feet. but we'll pick ourselves up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. chris: and our resilience isn't just rhetoric. we haven't seen evidence that worries about threats intimidate americans from carrying on. here is the way condoleeza rice expressed it to you on "60 minutes" back then. >> we had an event on september 11th that has changed the way we think about security. that can't be ignored. the fact is that we are more aware of the vulnerabilities of an open society. but we simply can't let the terrorists win. chris: maybe we don't get hit that often. that's a nice picture, by the way. is theory about the american resilience and our national character. >> we do find a sense of equilibrium. but life isn't nothing the way it was before 9/

. >> let me bring in terry duffy, ceo of cme group right here. he's been participating in panels and walking around talking to asset allocators. good to see you again. when you see this market at record highs here, s&p 500, what does it feel like to you? in your heart of hearts you know trading better than most people. tell me how it feels from a trading perspective to you. >> i think what's going on here, maria, we're seeing this not only in the united states. we're seeing it especially in japan. we're seeing central bankers intervene buying securities, government debt all over the world. and what's happening is you're driving -- as rick knows, you're driving yields down to record lows. people need to get some kind of return to the market. they have to put their money to work. they're going to put it into equity markets. the same old song we talked about before. market up to historic levels on anemic volumes. that's going to continue to be the pattern until the government decides to do one thing. how do you get out of a trade? i'm a big believer

i mean, warden clinton duffy, who put 90 people to death in san quentin said, "i never executed a richman." bottom line is if you can afford a decent defense, you probably will not die in an execution chamber. >> what did you come to see as to the role of race in the decisions by the court? >> the race of the victim is more important than the race of the defendant. if the victim is white and the perpetrator is black, you're ten or 11 times more likely to get a death sentence than if it's the other way around. >> how much did the primal sense of retribution play out in the cases, you know, eye for an eye, how did that play out in the cases you report? >> we found that retribution is now the primary motive behind capital punishment. it's no longer deterrence the evidence is really out on deterrence. people have arguments both ways. if those who favor it, sometimes they use the word "justice." sometimes they use the word "revenge," "retribution." in our view, it all means the same thing. we do have a chapter in the book about retribution being a legitimate purpose of the law. does it sati

gloria duffy is a former nuclear arms negotiator and she will be speaking at the commonwealth club at:00. >>> 7:17. secretary of state john kerry is in israel trying to restart those middle east peace talks. here's a new video of kerry. this is in jerusalem at a wreath laying ceremony at a holocaust memorial. yesterday, kerry met with mahmoud abbas in the west bank. today he's scheduled to meet with israeli leaders. this is kerry's third trip to the middle east since taking office in february. >>> osama bin laden's son-in- law is due to appear in a new york courtroom this afternoon. authorities say he acted as the chief spokesman for al qaeda at the time of the september 11th attacks. he was captured several weeks ago in turkey, then was handed over to the united states. last month, he entered a not guilty plea to a charge of conspiracy to kill americans. >>> 7:18. in new hampshire an escaped inmate who took hostages at a hillary clinton presidential campaign office back in 2007 has been found and arrested. 52-year-old lee land icenburg walked out of a minimum correction facility and