duffy. >> good evening, commissioners, joe duffy, d.b.i. the building permit under appeal was filed on the 11th of february 2014. issued on the first of august 2018. subsequently suspended because of the appeal on august 10th, 2018. it is a site permit. the approval was just for site permit as you know the addenda still has to come into d.b.i. for review and building code and structural review title 24 and anything else that's part of that package. the building was to convert the single family residents to a two-unit residents with a horizontal and vertical addition. they're going to add fire sprinkler system throughout the whole building under a separate permit. as you know, the family in the building code is an r-3 occupancy. it's till an r3 under the california building code. it's going from three-storeys to four-storeys. most of the discussion was about the planning department and the planning codes and the objections. there was one building code issue that has been brought up and i think the architect addressed it and his comments and

duffy? >> joe duffy, d.b.i. the permit under appeal was approved by d.b.i., plan checked, went through building department review. as you can see from the plans, it's only for work on the ground floor, and to provide that second means of egress. i actually was at this property maybe three years ago on this issue. i believe i met that gentleman, yeah, just as a -- they wanted me -- some advice on this issue, and i advised them that on the ground floor, you would have to provide a second means of egress. i wasn't brought up stairs to the second floor. i came to see that as a separate issue, even though it's -- it's connected a little bit, and in my opinion -- and i spoke to mr. boskovic at the building, if someone thinks there's an error of an exit in the building, contact d.b.i. we certainly don't want anyone with unsafe exiting. so that would be my opinion on that. this is ground floor work, and of course, there is a floor above it, but that could be treated as a separate issue. and unless -- and i didn't know t

duffy. so the intent of the roof paving area is to support some potted plants and some sculptural pieces in the future, so it really is for aesthetics, there is no intent to occupy that area. we have discussed with the appellant the possibility of lowering the railing to 4 feet, and the intent of that railing really is both for wind screening for plants and for protection for maintenance access. the existing or proposed egress systems wouldn't support a roof deck greater than 499 square feet, so we're limited to the occupiable area on this roof, both by building code and by the parameters of that railing. in terms of the -- the concerns about the common space, the common space is presented as an amenity space for both units in the building. it should provide both workshop area and access to the rear yard so that both units can barbecue and enjoy the garden space, though the intent is the roof deck be primarily the usable open space for the upper unit. >> the property owner. it's hard not to

herman cain, sean duffy, david morie are back. out awards for winners and losers and most tone deaf of the week. today... we'll hand out awards for winners and losers and most tone deaf of the week. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. started a blog. shared a picture. shared a moment. turn your wish list into a checklist. learn more. do more. share more. at home, with internet essentials. >> laura: time for winners, losers, and tone deaf awards of the week. back with me, max, david morey, sean duffy, herman cain. for the winners of the week, this a good part. i have to say, secret service, the fbi, and law enforcement given what was accomplished in such a short period of time. matt? >> absolutely, no one got hurt, within a couple of days, it looks like this is all wrapped up, way to go. >> laura: sean duffy. >> the guys that have the boots on the gr

duffy. >> commissioners, joe duffy d. b.i. i don't have too much to say. just could confirm there's a notice of violation for the work that was done without a permit. as you know, the permit good filed and subsequently denied. the case is currently been referred to code enforcement division for a hearing. that will be probably coming up soon on the directors hearing which could end up with an order of abatement for the building. i don't really have much to add. the notes of violation was in the brief. it's lengthy. i don't think you need me to read it out. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? any public comment? how many people? if you can please get close. can you come down to the front and have a seat, thank you. >> director green. >> i'm doing well, thank you. for the record, chairman, commissioners, staff, my name is gerald green. i am here to support the appellant. as previously been exhibited by your problem-solving skills, my intent is to first of all try to at least contribute some means of a compromise, some means of

hey, duffy. you'll be managing editor.ly, just for the few weeks we're away on the honeymoon. i don't know. where are we going? niagara falls. niagara falls, duffy. two whole weeks? sure, you've earned it. what? what? strike? what strike? where? albany? i know it's on the way -- all right, albany. okay, duffy. well, isn't that a coincidence. we're going to albany. (molly haskell) the screwball comedies are conservative; they end in marriage generally, or capitulation to marriage; but then, so do movies generally. audiences are conservative, and this is what they want. but you don't imagine that suddenly these women are going to fall into submissive roles. it's just not gonna happen. (glass shattering) these are the little things that keep our ship afloat. oh! for example, what does amortization of mortgage mean? i don't care. (narrator) the next great era of romantic comedy was the 50's when the genre went in 2 very different directions. will you let me get dinner, george? that's exactly what i wanted to talk to you about.

matt schlapp, davey morey, herman cain and sean duffy. winners of the week i have to say secret service, the fbi, and law enforcement, given what was accomplished in such a short period of time. matt schlapp. >> absolutely. no one got hurt. within a couple days it looks like this is all wrapped up. way to go guys >> sean duffy, the guys with the boots on the ground are successful. we don't love those at the upper echelons of the fbi, but these guys on the ground solved the case. >> sean has a very alluring voice now that he's sick. herman cain they have had a rough patch, secret service and fbi, whether russia controversy, south mesh trips with the secret service and scandals but this is where we see how fabulous they are. >> it shows that there are more professionals in those agencies that know what they're doing than the liberal media would have you to believe. they are the winners for the week in my opinion. >> david. >> i have to agree law enforcement were the winners for the week. steve scalise, marco rubio, mark warner that calmed t

sean duffy referenced him. if he becomes chairman, he's vowed to continue to search for the russian collusion that so far nobody has been able to prove. i'm joined by former u.s. attorney, assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. if schiff takes control of the house intel, what might we expect specifically? >> i any we expect exactly what we heard -- i think we expect exactly what we heard from your last panelist, until michelle called her out on it, what you are going to get is, you know, let's look at the trump tower meeting, look at the financing behind trump's business empire, let's in particular look at the financing of his real estate aspect of his business. of course they'll say they need the tax returns for that. and we will be off to the races. that's what it will be for however long it lasts. although it will be of great benefit politically to the president. but i don't think the country will like it. >> laura: they'll always overreach, try to tangle everything up, and tangentia

john duffy congressman shawn duffy from wisconsin.ou, sir. >> hey good to be with you trish thanks for having me on. >> how's it going on manufacturing, job wise? better? >> fantastic so we're at the most blue collar community in wisconsin right now, and it's so good that our employers like the rest of america they keapght find enough workers. they're actually paying more in salaries to bring more worker in to work in their factories and on their farms so this has bled all across america. and this economy is growing and i think a lot of in thes are right we have to think barack obama because, historic opportunity in the last great recession to actually impose free enterprise policies lower regulations, lower taxes like you mentioned in last segment he grew regulation, taxes and send donald trump up to implement free capitalist principles to explode this economy and he's getting benefit for it and in places here in wisconsin, we're really nice they might not like rhetoric all of the tweets might not like all a of the -- protests in the

duffy, i am assuming i should ask this question to you, given that it's the building and not planning. so, mr. sanchez just pointed out that there was exposed elements that are not only unpermitted but probably illegal. that there are -- that you walk down a hall and i'm sorry you did not go on the site visit but i will trust the eyes of the zoning administrator. there is a door that shows from the hallway and if you were trying to get through that door in an emergency to save someone, you would find that you could not because it was sheet rocked over. these are illegal conditions. where does your department come in with something that would yellow tag, red tag or stop the occupancy of a building like this in this condition, especially with dementia patients. especially with seniors who probably lack the physical agility to move quickly during an emergency? >> we do have a notice of violation documents all those conditions. it's pretty well written notice of violation and it's in the -- i was going to read it out. i was on the site visit as well. i did see the door with the sheet rock

and just to correct the record, inspector duffy did know about the c.u. f. applications on the overhead and e-mail to him about it. i walked the property with him. i'm not sure that characterization of thinks authorities on the property are accurate. i welcome him to speak to that himself. i'll pass the time to talk about the permit history. >> so, the issues of a c.f.c. are correct. there are issues with the c.f.c. the '86 c.f.c. and the other c.f.c. they're all related to the '75. there's an issue with the conditional use. what is in front of you is someone takes a permit in '76 and fills it out to remove a unit and to end up with two units, and changes that after the permit gets issued is that a c.f.c. that you think is valid? do you keep invalid c.f.c.s? we don't remove c.f.c.s unless the most extraordinary circumstances. if it didn't get fire raided it's not enough of a reason to envoke the c.f.c. if someone changed that permit to go from two to three and everything there says it got changed. is that a valid c.f.c. you are setting a precedent of what is

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house financial committee member with us, sean duffy from wisconsin. congressman, thanks for sticking for the breaking news. this is in your wheelhouse, is this realistic? >> there's so much room for us to reduce spending and the federal government and i think everybody, a republican, democrat, conservative, liberal agrees on that, that was music to my ears, to hear the president say, let me start to reduce how much we are spending. my dad always said it's not how much you make, it's how much you spend. try to fix how much goes out the door and spend the taxpayers money the way they would spend their money which is cautiously. i think this is fantastic. by the way, we are having trouble right now because as you've reported, interest rates are rising and on $21 trillion in debt with interest rates rising, it costs more money to service that debt so were finding more per financial pressure. let's get our financial house in order, reduce how much we spend and get on an arc to sustainability and is the puts america first, making sure we have a budget that'

and the crimes of the war on terror john duffy john thanks for coming on the show to tell me about your interview with clinton and bush tara chief richard clarke and white. so important to think about it today given britain's threat level for instance thank you for having me on the show. when my co-author of the book rhino shells and myself sat down with richard clarke that was in the year two thousand and nine so it was you know it was almost a decade after the nine eleven attacks it happened and what he told us essentially was that. cia cable traffic regarding the travel of would be hijackers knowledge ha ha's me and me to our in early two thousand should have come directly to him didn't he he basically surmised he was intentionally taken out of the information loop he told us that very clearly that he in george tenet spoke every day he was there was no lack of information sharing between cia counterterror his office except when it came to this issue the travel of khalid almihdhar and nawaf alhazmi from malaysia to the united states as they left a terror plot and summit and then came

joining me now to discuss is sean duffy. , and dr. dina greyson who ran as a democrat in 2016. which of your democratic colleagues are you most concerned about if they end up getting the house? >> that was a frightening rundown of a nightmare. so the one i'm most afraid of is maxine waters on financial services. that is my committee and this is an "a" committee in the house. we've been canning housing, insurance and the federal reserve. we effect the bank rates and insurance rates. your 401k. your retirement. this committee touches and maxine waters -- will chair thiu committee and i think what you'll see is rates will rise for banks and across this space. so, that is number one but number two i would look at adam schiff. it's important toim find out wht was going on inside the fbi and the doj. devon newness has been trying to find out who the bad actors are. adam schiff will scrap that investigation. >> laura: michelle, you heard my nightmare scenario. what is your most nic nightmarih point 20 days before the election. >> you should take the meet the chairman graphic and repla

why did duffy burned bridges already charred across the region he continued to build bridges reaching out to sub-saharan africa. in two thousand and nine mama to get their feet was elected chairman of the a frickin union he mediately vowed to pursue his vision of pan african unity including a unified african army and the single african currency all part for united states of africa later that same year get their female his first ever visit to the united states of america and took the stage at his maiden united nations general assembly and the landmark is eleven about me yes. yes yes i did date me i don't. know some as. well as. far from having been rehabilitated the man called the mad dog of the middle east by a us president was showing his true colors and baring his teeth at those who believed they'd brought him to heel. they were trying to rehabilitate him in the international community but if you see his speech in front of the arabic summit and also in the. end it seemed like he didn't change when he called the security council the council of terror when he came to the united nation

sanctions came in and that's really it's gadhafi hot button i think that the libyan people heart the duffy was locally affected by the embargo itself it is the libyan people who are there have been affected first and with that his grip on power really tightened as he was looking to be an international leader supporting all these different groups around the world well by that time the libyan situation in libya became marginal for him is now part of a big international struggle is fighting against superpowers and he's not also a puppet of the russians easy's are against communism and communists are libya out of prison so now he is a part of international struggle you know the libyans were mazar for him and he got engaged in a. battle that became you know like the snowball against the west and the west was working against him and that affected the libyan population in an egg very negative way because it was more dictatorship more oppression and everybody against me created an enemy he created when he started with you know supporting what he called the liberation movements so would you say he

duffy suggested or a deed restriction be put on it. both mr. duffy and mr. sanchez expressed suspicion at the last hearing, that this area behind the garage would facilitate its use as a ground floor dwelling units. the counters, g.f.i. units, appliances have been erase, but can you really erase the intent of what was there in the first place? i would point to a couple things that still remain. there's lighting and ventilation calculations here which are suggestive of living space. i would not do that unless you were considering it as habitable area. and lastly, why in the plans that you just received, does it show three units specified? did someone forget to erase that? thank you. >> i have a question. >> president fong: are they finished? >> oh, yeah, are you guys fin h finished? >>clerk: you have 16 seconds. >> so we continued this case from a couple weeks ago. you filed the peal. is there a reason you did not submit a brief or show up at the last hearing. >> we did submit a brief. we didn't show up because we felt the brief spoke for itself, and we felt

. >> laura: rachel campos-duffy, your reaction to that?i think this whole thing, everything we've seen over the last three weeks. brett kavanaugh, kanye west, the total meltdown by the left about that. the lawsuit in harvard between the asian-americans who are suing over affirmative action at harvard and even senator warren with her, you know, clinging to the idea that she still is this hoax, that she is native american. what we're all seeing is the death throes of identity politics. it is finally reaching the ends of its game. it is becoming so ridiculous to tell people because they are women or because they are black or because they are asian or white how they should think and how they should vote. people are rejecting this. frankly i think it is why they voted for donald trump in 2016 because as crazy and as some people might think i'm untraditional he ran his campaign. they felt this was the last hope to try to break this down. i think it's starting to break down. and i think that's why you saw what you saw this whole week especially w

duffy? okay. well, thank you very much. >> let's go to the last item. >> we are on to item seven, the board of appeals annual report for fiscal year 18. the charter requires all boards and commissions to issue an annual report and also gives the public an opportunity to see what we've done. so i do have some corrections in the litigation section, so when we get to that, i will point those out. to pie light a few points -- to highlight a few points, 29 meetings, 105 hours. moving on to page six and i can just give you a brief summary. i don't know how you prefer. i can give you a brief summary and if you have questions or want to go back. >> highlights. >> okay. >> some highlights, so our appeal volume is slightly above the 10-year average of 178 appeals per year. we had 180 new appeals. and moving to page eight, no surprise, our subject matter, 76% of appeals heard were of land use decisions made by the department of building inspection, the planning department, and the zoning administrator. other

duffy. sean duffy. >> sandra: he's talking about wisconsin.etting some love at that rally last night. his thoughts on the final stretch as we had even further to the midterms. >> bill: how much does a difference a day make? we are bumping up against 25,000 after the roller coaster ride from yesterday. hang on, we are back in the green. amazon is up $84. real time. that's a bad phrase around here. >> sandra: yeah. senator kennedy might hear you. let me just tell you something, even with this bounce back today, it is not a pretty october today for u.s. stocks. on pace for its worst month since august 2015. we will see it. >> bill: i am over here trying to be optimistic. then we have a negative nelly over here. keep up the optimism. >> sandra: 's people love stats. 350-point gain. we will take it. >> any acts or threats of political violence are an attack on our democracy itself. such conduct must be fiercely opposed and firmly prosecuted. we want all sides to come together in peace and harmony. we can do it. we can do it. >> sandra: president tr

yount see her often on "fox & friends" weekend, rachel campos duffy. great to see you all. were down there. you saw people with some ms-13 tattoos. as you were speaking, i will put up the tattoos. the video. this is at the border with mexico, mexican police did not have a very large presence, and they are bringing down that fence and then you see them rushing across the border and they didn't do anything. that's not going to happen here. >> that's right. people should be concerned about what is happening. remember a lot of these people crossing, they have been coached, they know what you say, this is the reason why the president is considering the drastic action. they get to the border, tried to claim credible fear, asylum, they know the stories they need to say to getpl the asylum.a prescreeners, to approve them into the country. they caney actually get a court date. these are really deep concerns within i.c.e. i was on the phone of i.c.e. agents as well as border patrol agents played a large group of people. remember, o it's welders that wt through mexico. we have people

direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of monaco duffy's and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera twenty five years after the signing of his zero world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's rule in the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze in my ability and reveals how secret negotiations were skewed cutter caution. told misread it every. and why do you have to deliver to much that was promised the price of all this lou . i mean this is different whether someone is going for someone who's very rich that does not have any tree i think it's how you approach an individual and nothing it is a certain way of doing it it's a conscious. story and fly out. a survivor is pulled from the rubble of indonesia's quake and tsunami desperate rescue efforts continue after the disaster which has killed more than eight hundred people. marcus and this is all just here we're live from doha also coming up. violence in barcelona as demonstrators mark the first anniversary of the referendum to split from spain. palestinians in the we

state of masses and that's what the north african nation of libby used to be called under more market duffy yet he chose those words instead and reaction was very swift to follow deary me jacob reese more your first attempt at global diplomacy has failed in a bit of casual racism did you and boris johnson have the same job if you teach at eton college maybe now is the time to learn some respect for other countries little england jacob riis malk shows his disdain for the rest of the world this tawdry tory government has had its time bush it deserves better than this inward looking bunch of unworldly has been and never were this sort of remark is becoming too common from the bracks it is coming as it does in the wake of boris's recent. insulting other people is not the way i want my country represented and the public see it for what it is petty politics the reason those boris johnson burka jibes and boris johnson in general get mentioned in a few of those reactions is because a former u.k. foreign secretary has himself come under fire on many of. asians for quite controversial comments for th

protest turned to three billion duffy at first held back from responding with force but his restraint would be short lived. this is a militant uprising. had khadafi used more force he might have been able to suppress this uprising it was his decision not to use heavy force at the beginning that allowed this rebellion to get going. all bets were off we saw libyans forming and their own armed groups what were known at the time as revolutionary brigades essentially the city just felt that they were making it up as they went to law to get deaf eat no move to beat back the rebels. and take back control of. the regime try to snuff out the protests and in a brutal fashion in a way that sparked even more protests so the funerals of those who had been killed by the regime triggered even more crowds to come out people lost their fear. their rebellion had to spread from benghazi as far west as tripoli clashes between protesters and regime security forces peppered the capital city alone with demonstrations of support by gadhafi loyalists. libya was in the midst of a double edged war for directori

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why did duffy burn bridges already charred across the region he continued to build bridges reaching out to sub-saharan africa. in two thousand and nine mama to get their feet was elected chairman of the a fricken union he mediately vowed to pursue his vision of pan african unity including a unified african army and the single african currency all part for united states of africa later that same year get their female his first ever visit to the united states of america and took the stage at his maiden united nations general assembly a millennium of just eleven about me yes. yes yes yes other than i did they. don't. know some as. well as. far from having been rehabilitated the man called the mad dog of the middle east by a us president was showing his true colors and baring his teeth at those who believed they'd brought him to heel. they were trying to rehabilitate him and the international community but if you see his speech in front of the arabic summit and also in the. in the u n it seemed like he didn't change when he called the security council the council of terror but he came to th

well we're here in malta in part to renew calls exact for exactly that for justice for duffy we have raised our concerns with the highest level of government here we met with prime minister joseph smith scott yesterday and in addition to pushing for a robust independent investigation to take place here we're also calling for a public inquiry to be immediately established to determine whether her assassination could have been prevented what are you and what are they so i'm always fascinated by people like yourself who go directly to the people in power you tell them what you want what do they say in return well the prime minister told us that he's satisfied that the investigators are doing their best we're not satisfied it's been a full year although three people were arrested who appear to have been involved in the actual carrying out of this attack and their trial has not yet started and there has been no tangible progress into identifying others involved in the talk whether facilitating or most importantly the masterminds behind this attack so that could hardly be considered justic

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they said it is sean duffy. i said, it can't be the one i know it was. he was the world champion for five years. i said that looks tough, he said going up is in tough, it is coming down because a lot of times you break your leg. i can see that, it is just like a freefall. if you don't stop you are in deep trouble. so he has been fantastic. he is a great political talent also. thank you very much. and your family. do we love her? a great family, thank you very much, great job. glenn, where is he? thank you. what they help he has been on so many things. thank you very much. great job. a man who has worked so hard, he is so smart, i actually said to him, you know, people really don't know how smart you are. i worked with him on tax legislation, he knew that stuff better than anybody. he was brutal. he really understood it better than anyone. i said you are like a hidden weapon. senator ron johnson. he took that complement like it didn't matter. he just wanted to get back to work. thank you, great job. these people appreciate it. i also want to thank a woman

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what you're going underground on the seventh anniversary of the nato backed killing of more margaret duffy coming up on the show who is to raise a major talk about human rights in the case of jamal khashoggi a lifelong friend of a saudi dissident and fight for the liberation of palestine as i'm telling me on crimes against humanity and up to juries amazement surveillance was found in eagle by your of what now for bugging of your phone we go to san antonio in texas to talk to award winning x. convict better brown hounded by the f.b.i. for rejecting a brave new world that's all coming up in the show but first today's seventy is since the leader of africa's richest defacto nation was killed with u.k. backing here was the reaction of the woman who could right now be president of the usa we came we saw he died. clinton nato nation media and to resume support of the end of libya's government even as they profess to love this towering african hero no got dogs. so what. they hit there is no reason whatsoever. why and it has. there are. rights as. in south africa but if the tories and liberals help

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