duffy said that it's required by the mechanical code. so it's going to be reviewed as part of the addendum set. it's going to be plan checked. then it's also going to be -- there's -- in building inspection, there's a special inspection. they're going to inspect it's in place and there's also a form that the contractor has to do certifying that has been done according to plans. there are all the safeguards for insulation in the new walls. >> that's only for title 24. that's the thermal insulation. it's not acoustic insulation. >> correct, sir, but that insulation, whether it is for thermal insulation for title 24, it is also the same material that is requested for sound insulation and that is used by acoustical engineers in their design. >> thank you. >> did you have a question? >> what's that? >> yes. if you're expecting -- if you're requesting this board to condition your permit, we'll need drawings also. do you have drawings eliminating the basement? we're not going to reference just -- >> we're preparing addendum set to be submitted

duffy? >> joe duffy, dbi. just a few things to add. mr. santos is correct in that if this work is done under this permit, it will clear the violation from the four properties. if there is any -- i have under the impression there were permits required for the other properties but that doesn't appear that's the case. if there was some temporary cribbing to be done, that would possibly be under a different property. that could be sorted out at a side meeting prior to the construction. if the permit is upheld, i would offer that dbi go out there before the resumption of any work so that we can get everyone at a comfort level that this work will be done in a safe manner to adjacent properties. i have been saying that from the word go to the appellant. obviously, he's concerned for his own property and the safety. we get that. we always get that at dbi. we try to relay that at all times. we're able to go out there, means and methods, proposal from mr. santos on how this work will get done so this doesn't impact the neighbor. mr. bleskovich is ob

david: i have to correct you on something, we had there was a sean duffy on.e invited an african-american veteran to sit in one of seats that of vacated by one of democrats who did not want to be there he said, when i saw african-americans in congress, sit on their hands when president talked about unemployment among african-americans, i wondered how many african-americans like me were furious at that, not only white americans that are fed up with this. >> that is right. this was not a -- this is not traditional i did this and that. that we have heard for 8 years, this is we collectively are moving forward as a nation, i am setting goals, and we're making progress. and inspite of fact that democrats are fighting me every time. with things on immigration he gave them a blueprint. david: he said, he gave them more, he was talking about that numbers, of dreamers he said i put that number out 1.8 million, i wanted to see, as a starting point where they were, and they didn't want to come near, that they don't want any deal. >> no you are right. this is -- >> good t

duffy. i do get it, there's a lot of permits out there. i think in the spirit of the conversation, it's hard to monitor and track, but thank you for clarifying that. >> and just one other thing -- the misrepresentation on plans is as big of a problem as demolition. i don't know if you're getting all that, that's one of the issues that we deal with a lot. someone shows something in a building as existing that's not there. that's a huge issue for us and that's something that -- i'm a senior building inspector, what do you do with -- like if the city attorney wants to get involved, go ahead. i don't think anybody at d.b.i. will ever object to that. and if you want to change the codon the penalties, go ahead, that's fine as well. we're all for that. >> thank you mr. duffy. in regard to, i would close out the comments here but -- first of all thank you for the speakers coming out and discussing the conversation that was badly needed and it's been an ongoing blackmark for our department we have be

i am available for questions. >> i have a question, doctor duffy. although sound move proving is not required. since they are enlarging the building, when they take the existing walls down, lath and plaster or sheetrock, is there a requirement from the city and county to replace and put in insulation and to have 5/8 sheetrock or gibson? >> yes requirement for insulation to meet title 24 and the sheetrock for the fiery assistant railing. >> did you look at the walls add joining to the homes are they opened up to require replacement? i i would assume. [please stand by] >> so having some experience with historic, that process has already taken place. >> yes. absolutely. >> okay. thank you. >> sure. >> is there any public comment on this item? okay. seen none, we'll have rebuttal starting with the appellant. first appellant. >> looks good. devil is in the details. i hope that with this, really, i do believe these are good people we're working with. but the vagueness does not reassure me on some of the points they're all agreeing on. therefore, i hope th

. >> inspector duffy? >> joe duffy, dbi. it was a form 3 permit that was taken in for review. it looks to be meeting the intention of the building code. i see that they do have a total of five bedrooms and five bathrooms when it's all done. i would also warn, just warn them that if they start using it for some other use rather than it's intended, used as a single family dwelling, that dbi could be involved in the enforcement of that as well through our housing inspection services. lot of neighbors do get worried about these type of projects, and rightly so sometimes, but we can't look into the future. we do know it is legally a single family dwelling. from the plans, it does look like it meets building code requirements, from what i see. >> president honda: inspector duffy, was there any permit history of illegal work being done on the garage level? >> i couldn't find any. there's no complains on it either. >> president honda: thank you. >> is there any public comment? seeing none we'll have rebuttal starting with the appellant. >> i'm the appellant's son. i wanted to start by

duffy, are you ready for rebuttal? >> so on the plan that i just viewed, i didn't see an occupant load for the upper floors, with that said, we're probably -- this is a problem we have when we don't get drawings before hearings and look at them and stuff like that. they should probably be maybe reviewed again, continued possibly. i go back and we can have the architect meet with dbi and fire department. there's an occupant load but for the restaurant and not the upper floors. if they're single occupant rooms, you know, obviously 50 then but you have to go by square footage as well. there's a calculation needed. there's a few floors above that, we can get that for you. it would be obviously, it's a concern of the appellant and a concern of the boards and mine as well to be honest with you. >> so you want a continuous. >> yeah. >> president fung: can you -- i'm not sure if my memory serves me correct, but the counter balance type fire scape and rigid types, did the code change on that in terms of the slope? >> i can find

duffy. >> good evening, commissioners. joe duffy. the permit was reviewed by our department. you heard it was issued not 0 the 27th of november, 2017. from what i've seen, it does appear to be code compliant. there are some -- i did check for active compliance on the property. i did read something about the foundation. we had actually received complaints and closed them back two or three years ago. a couple inspectors ago, so it's probably more than three years. there's currently only one notice of violation for a vacant and abandoned building. i did drive by the property today, and it's boarded up. the site is safe, but it certainly looks like they want to get the work finished. so the building is currently under construction from the earlier permits, and as you heard, they're stopped, waiting for this permit. it seems to me the project is stalled at the minute. but i do think that the foundation issue was dealt with at the time. it's not an open complaint with us at the minute. it's closed. >> the only -- are you finished? >> yes. >> the only complaint is for being vacant a

i'm your host today, bob deans, and our guest is michael duffy, co-author of the new book "the preacher and the presidents." it's a book about billy graham and his unique relationship with 11 presidents. billy graham has spoken face to face to more people than anyone in history, more than 200 million, but 11 are or very special because he developed an intimate relationship with every president many modern time going back to harry truman. and with us today to talk about this book is michael duffy who is a veteran reporter with "time" magazine. he is known in this town as the ultimate insider. he is the reporter who knows the back story on the big story. he is a man who is very well sourced and has a reputation in "time" for being self-effacing, very witty and a man who would sit with his co-author, nancy gibbs, in the bureau and come up with these astounding cover stories, more than 100 of them to their credit, in a mysterious process that no one else quite understands. [laughter] so i want to get to that in a minute, but first, welcome to the show. welcome to "after words," michael, and

with us is terry duffy.here is the self certification process were exchanges launched products without formal review by regulators by saying the contracts did not run afoul of the rules. does this exclude important players? terry: i do not think it doesn't. we spend a lot of time working with all of her clients, talking about different -- our clients, talking about different products and educating them about what we're thinking. the same time, there is a competitive issue you want to be cautious of the the self certification process is a big part of what it was put into place. so you did not have to go through six-month review. everyone can look at your hard work and intellectual property into a copycat look-alike. we don't have the same model as the securities model. ours is different. i think the self certification process works. we were very closely with the regulator. we report closely with them on this product becauseof the unique nature of the -- because of the unique nature of this product. i said thi

wisconsin congressman tom duffy was on that as well as well as rachel campos duffy there with her family. special assistant to president trump and vice president penn with us this morning. rnc chairman in mississippi governor haley barbour and sever cisco 49ers president al guido. we've got a big show coming up. our top story tonight is a tidal wave of technology earnings. the busiest week of fourth-quarter earnings so far. together center from apple, amazon all after the post after technology giants report impressive earnings yesterday. facebook be profit and revenue for the fourth quarter. the social networking giant reported earnings of 221 a share. revenue of $13 billion microsoft beat expectations last night on earnings and revenue sec pretty good numbers. the founder and president of endpoint technologies associates along with the fra investment strategist lindsay bell. good to see you both. thanks for joining us. based the estimates in the fourth quarter but users are spending less time on the network. concern for you? >> right. enough even spending time on facebook yourself, mari

michael duffy. >> and msnbc contributor, kasie hunt. >> it's also -- kasie -- what are republicans thinking on capitol hill when they did pretty well in the last government shutdown. shifted the blame to democrats. it was the schumer shutdown. democrats panicked, pulled back. now we're moving towards a new shutdown and the president of the united states is saying i would love a government shutdown. republicans, what say they? >> they say they're not interested in a government shutdown. and for who wants it? actually feels like capitol hill is getting somewhere. i mean chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell seemed to be relatively on the same page. they're talking about this big major budget deal, they've been governing from crisis to crisis, for so long this would clear the detection for two years. let them actually set those levels. it had been all tied up with immigration. democrats after the shutdown said okay, fine, we're going to try and strike this deal. this could likely keep the government open this

joe duffy took one of them in. a permit to alter a building that is going to remove all the framing and he didn't catch that -- it went to the building departme department officials joe duffy thought it should go to. it didn't go to planning and then who cleans it up, do the qc on it. if you look at the structural drawings that call for the framing to be new and the preservation of existing historic building, you know you have a problem. why didn't d.b.i. know they had a problem? this was in the winter of 15 and by the summer of 15, that building was gone. we're not talking about a wall left. we're talking gone. planning was notified. it took them 6 months to drive two miles to hear out the complaint. >> thank you next speaker please. >> good morning commissioners, neighborhood council. before i go through my preferred comments about 49 hopkins, i just want to take issue with some of the presentations and what was said, we're not talking about section 317, a planning code. we're here discussing the building code de

duffy. could i get two minutes? thank you. i hope you will all consider this item independently and not rely on one supervisor as the law provides. i hope you will consider what the law provides and go where the evidence leads you. that's the strongest way to support pluralism. >> thank you. madame president. >> president breed: thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition of the appeal? >> supervisor, for 33 years, i am here fighting for the homeless and community activist. i wish you open your eyes and hear my muslim friends talk about, we don't accept any discrimination against any one of us. and i said that to let you get wake up and understand that we are strong and we're going to fight until our death for no discrimination. enough is enough. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition of the appeal? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will have up to three minutes for rebuttal from the appellant. >> thank you, supervisor

duffy: i thank the chairman for his work on this legislation and mr. hill for which my provision is made part of the larger package. i also want to thank the gentleman from georgia and illinois, my good friends across the aisle, representatives scott d foster, who are protection of this act. it is a bipartisan bill. the recent cyber incidents at the n.s.a. show that all organizations are vulnerable for security risks and this is a reminder of the risks we face in this digital age. it is important for the s.e.c. to rethink what they collect and what they collect and what is stored and what they do with this information in the long run. this bill is a bipartisan bill intended to reduce some of the cybersecurity risks to our financial markets when it gathers highly sensitive trading and source code information as part of their oversight duties. this establishes a process for the s.e.c. with respect to requesting source code and other intellectual property that forms the basis of source code. it does not preclude the s.e.c. from requesting data that it det

. >> inspector duffy. >> jill duffy dbi. the knowledge permit was a form three. that was taken for intake. it was filed on the eighth of july 2015. issued on the 20th of november 2017. it was reviewed as you heard. we had building plan checked. the fire department. it will be approved as well. it looks like code compliant. i don't see anything from building code issues that would be anything to worry about that i saw. in regards to the heights and the elevations and surveys. that is responsibility of the design professional. we will expect it was done professionally and that is where we are with that. obviously people do bring that type of thing up. it is sometimes prudent to get a survey done to make sure everything ask accurate. that is done by alonged surveyor. the most recent one was the garage permit that is signed off and cfc issued. i was involved in that. miss tsang was down to the departments and we made plans available and let her have comments. if she had complaints we addressed them. there was a cfc issued. there was a number of -- i counted 28 compla

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