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

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republican congressman sean duffy joins us now. >> sans as a republican from the great state of wisconsin. let's talk about what is going on, the vote for speaker, the

mr duffy? i'm sorry. >> could i ask mr duffy a question? he is -- so. >> i'll hold him, you hit him [-left-square-bracket. >> we are all friends here. >> so i respect his right to come up here and appeal. thank you for doing that as a citizen. so there is a claim that there are two sets of plans. one is right and one is wrong, if they are indeed different sets of plans. have you reconciled those two sets of plans in any way, shape, or form? can you reconcile those two sets of plans? if one foundation suddenly grew legs, it will be implying through an obvious three straight reconciliation of those plans. >> there is original plans for building the building and thursdays revision plans. there is a permit that is repealed showing an as built condition. there may have been something but d.b.i. that got replaced. we don't tie them. those sheets aren't recorded. all we have is what is drawn on the drawings. there is nothing else. he is showing the brick foundation and they are level with the building i'm not sure what the inspection process we ha

charles: congressman duffy, always great seeing you. appreciate it. thanksgiving is tomorrow and the cdc issuing a stark warning. don't eat that romaine lettuce no matter how much you want to. coming up, what you need to know about this new recall. >>> the markets are rebounding after two days of declines. will this temper talks of an impending recession? each day our planet awakens with signs of opportunity. but with opportunity comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world turns to cme group. we help farmers lock in future prices, banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a matter of following the signs. they all lead here. cme group - how the world advances. >>> keep the faith. it's a very strong economy. the economy, the basic economy, has reawakened and it's going to stay there. i mean, i'm reading some of the weirdest stuff, how a recession is around the corner. nonsense. my personal view, our administration's view, recession is so far in the distance, i ca

the two sides of adam duffy's working life.s at the crucible in his home city. and even once stealing ronnie o'sullivan's towel as a souvenir. i was trying to take it about five times and he wasn't looking so i ran around and nicked it and he shouted at me. but luckily i was a young whippersnapper so i got away from him! does he know now that it was you? i don't think so, no! if he's not practising, here at the star snooker academy, adam is likely to be found on a building site nearby. working for his dad's construction firm. as you can see by this magnificent pointing i've done here, i'lljust be running round doing that and making the job look well. i don't want to say i'm learning the trade because i don't want to obviously end up doing this. but i pick up a lot of stuff and i am improving at it. so i am enjoying it. as much as adam enjoys being a builder, he is hoping for an extended break from the trade. beating the world champion would be the perfect start. and that is what he will have to do to get past the first round of

congressman sean duffy, say hello your wife. straight ahead, the liberal media downplaying the real threats of the migrant caravans. the threat is very real. this is not a stunt. reaction and new intel from drop sebastian gorka. not surprisingly, people don't want politics with their thanksgiving turkey. but tonight we can have to fun with it, right? a february to remember, starts with a december to remember at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the full value ofonths. your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ trish: the left is in attack mode over president trump's refusal to dump saudi arabia as an ally. >> the president made it clear he doesn't care about the facts. forget about america first, if there is a dictator who wants to imprison journali

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news contributor rachel campos-duffy, you know her well.ing? >> doing great. to representative duffy, what do you make in terms of the contrast in terms of the media and how you were treated versus how o cortez is being treated. >> people put their heart and soul into a race, they often run for a year and a half, two years. but if you want to win and you want to serve, oftentimes you have to take off the last six month os tf campaign and run full time, working 16 hours a day to have the honor and privilege to serve in the u.s. government. i did that with rachel. at the time we had six kids. we was a state prosecutor, she was a stay at home mom. i quit my job and ran full time. the two f 0 us went seven, eight months without any income, which was an honor to do to hopefully serve and barack obama was the president at the time. i took a loan out at the bank and we won. it was such a great victory. but when i shared the hardship of going that length of time, seven, eight months no family income and six kids, the left went wild. they ran ads ag

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my name is caroline duffy. i reside at 50 alta, apartment six. i have called this my home for ten years now. i have to say, by alta street standards, i am somewhat of a new person on the street. i was already pretty nervous to start off with. so this is going into, clearly a very emotional issue. what i like to do briefly is walk-through -- the reason as tenants we felt compelled to file an appeal. this is just to give you a visual of the property that we are talking about. you will hear 40 and 50 going back and forth. you can see that for the most part, i don't know about code regulations, but it is the same building. this is the backside of the building. so what i want to show here is, in the right corner, this is my unit. to the left is diane english she was going to be one of the appellants appear with me this evening, but obviously that will not happen tonight. this is the unit in question that has been stopped. this is where the property manager, management had their office for three years. the tenants living there passed away in may of 201

and sean duffy of wisconsin also known as mr.achel. i bet you love that, too. >> you got the right title there. >> julie: absolutely. you two know each other, right? don't you have a kid or two together? so cute. your kids are the cutest. >> i do congressional events now people say you come to the event. as long as you bring rachel. hot ticket item. >> they have their priorities. [laughter] >> they are watching the right channel. >> love it. >> julie: after months of investigating president trump sends written responses to questions into rush meddling into the 2016 election. the president is speaking to reporters before heading to mar-a-lago for the holiday, again, slamming the probe. watch this. >> the written answers to the witch-hunt that's been going on forever, no collusion, no nothing. they have been finished, finished them yesterday. >> julie: the president's lawyer rudy giuliani suggesting the president would rye resist any subpoena but predicts mueller won't actually issue one. he tells axios and i'm quoting i think that

shawn duffy and caroline malone are here this morning.n spicer will join me along with fox news contributor newt gingrich. plus former new mexico governor bill richardson joins me as well. big two hours coming up. don't miss a moment of it. first, voters are headed to the polls tomorrow on the heels of a strong october jobs report. 65% of you adults say the economy is in excellent or good shape according to a new poll from abc news. i spoke with larry kudlow about his outlook on america's economy during sunday morning futures yesterday. >> the markets have been very volatile and nervous that the good times are not susable, that a slowdown -- sustainable, that a slowdown is on the horizon. are you worried about a slowdown on the horizon? >> i'm not worried. i hear about this stuff, about a sugar high, not sustainable. you've got rising raises, we're running solidly. the biggest beneficiaries are blue collar workers. take a look at the numbers. the employment increase is largely centered on blue collar workers many they're the big winners.

and her husband sean duffy will join us to talk about the season of thanksgiving.a wildfire. a man's childhood home seen the top picture was burned down to what you see in the bottom picture but he was able to find something very important in the rubble, the ring, that is a ring he bought to propose to his girlfriend. the couple will join us live, she knows he was about to pop the question. >> can't wait to watch that. rob: thousands of americans, let's say it again, thousands of americans hitting the roads and skies and rails for thanksgiving and what is predicted to be the highest travel volume in years. jillian: carried through live. >> we are here in terminal b, the american airlines terminal. looking pretty well. no lines to check in. it is still early and no lines for security, we are expecting more people to arrive. 54 million people expected to travel 50 miles from home this thanksgiving, 4.8% increase over last year and the highest number, 2005. aaa attributes the overall increase in travel this week to higher wages and disposable income. the majority of t

sean duffy and attorney scott bolden. scott, let's start with you. was all about the women. you've got to believe the women. what does she have to gain? what do these women have to gain after christine blasey ford got a million bucks from go fund me? >> he is their lawyer and he's advocating on their behalf. he's articulate, telegenic and he's fighting. speak to a heck of a right hook. it's a joke. come on. >> he is innocent until proven guilty and with him and his clients, the women come he's got witnesses, complaining witness, corroborating witness. >> laura: and a criminal referral. >> that is politically driven. that's not going anywhere. an affidavit she signed. >> laura: you think people should be able to accuse men with impunity? she was mistaken when you going to have to take a long way to prove she lied. >> laura: are we waiting for michael avenatti's two witnesses he claimed saw brett kavanaugh put grain alcohol in a punch bowl. >> the senate judiciary committee would get to the trut truth. probably would've talk to them. >> laura: even you

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go home first so duffy was home. they wanted to scoff them over sunscreens also. they were the instrument to screw to do this. you know for sure. i love these hats i'm going bald so. i usually wear something on my head. i'm not too proud of my hairline. unfortunately i'm not a linen impersonator so. as a cartoonist reporter and composite forgotten birds newspaper the proletarian it's the swedish communist party's main mouthpiece. well that's a common this is a marxist leninist of course i believe in the real lucia. i don't think that parliamentary democracy where the us democracy alone could can be the means of creating. a good society with benefits all. over to be so to stop. this list of people. in the us in the in the low ball ya become of them who bomb them and the people put them above them it will be a thing that that will come out the tolls and less on camp will do that is the company of kearney i don't want to. to. my relief and it does not necessarily mean storming the winter palace. and bayonets on and stamping all the border as the capitalists. of cours

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struggling sean duffy. now alexandria ocasio-cortez says she can't afford an apartment.r working-class girl from the bronx. the coverage is outrageous. >> laura: how many people had much money? you go to craigslist. you have to live with a bunch of people like everybody else. >> when you work for congress, it's spengive. -- expensive, if you you don't work and you have six kids and your wife is not working and i had six kids and she had fix pairs of shoes. >> laura: let's be honest because sean earned a lot of money with the thing you did. lumberjack sports. you won a lot of big prize money. >> d.c. is an expensive town. we have stories of congressmen and one senator sleeping their office. because they couldn't afford two places. what i don't understand about the media is what's the angle in making a big deal out of your challenge or our challenge? what does that mean? >> laura: because the median income in the united states is $51,000 and that's with three kids. >> she hasn't started her job yet. >> before you start the job. mine was before i started the job as well and

duffy. reforms that would address the fact that fewer than 2% of five million policies have absorbed more than $80 billion in payments. are we here today to talk about reforms? no. we're here to support a program that tells americans that if you buy flood insurance from uncle sam, no matter how many times your house floods, we will give you money to rebuild it without requiring mitigation. a program that currently makes it more difficult for people to move than to rebuild. that fails to encourage communities to mitigate flood risk. that promotes continued construction in the highest risk areas. mr. speaker, i oppose this one-week extension absent reforms, and i encourage my colleagues to do the same. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: thank you, very much. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, a member of the financial services committee, and lo

i'm joined by republican congressman, sean duffy coming up. huge rally on wall street, ininvestors react to scenarios, most saw coming in washington. the question, what do you do with your money right now? i'm going to give you my take on that and more on "making money". >> speaker nancy pelosi. and i give her a lot of credit. she works very hard and she has worked long and hard. i give her a deal of credit what she has done, what she has accomplished. hopefully we can work together next year to continue delivering for the american people. charles: president trump and nancy pelosi starting the day off playing nice. while the market absolutely loves it this rally actually picked up steam at the beginning of president trump's press conference. there were no such police -- pleasantries with the just completed press conference. the media and trump continued open hostilities with each other. >> cnn should be ashamed having you work for them. you're a rude, terrible person. you shouldn't be working for cnn. go ahead. you're very rude person. the way

stuart: sean did you duffy, thau very much.at the low of the day, down what, 270 points. we were down 280 a moment ago. i take it down 276. look, this is my opinion. i think "brexit" chaos in britain is part of the problem for wall street here. what have we got book makers taking bets who is the next pm? ashley: you have to love the brits. six bookmakers giving odds who will take over from theresa may who by the way is still uk prime minister. the favorite, dominic robb, "brexit" secretary who just quit he could be the favorite to take over as leader of the conservative party. we also have the home secretary right now. he is up there at 11-2. boris johnson, bojo as they call him. political gadfly of westminster. michael gove is the financial sector. there are reports he may have been offered new job at "brexit" secretary. we're also told he is considering quitting as well. by the way backs boris johnson. stuart: can i summarize? ashley: yes. stuart: theresa may has a deal with the europeans. ashley: right. stuart: that has to b

shawn duffy, also senate-elect marsha blackburn joining us as well.it off with this top story, turmoil for big tech, the wall street journal reporting facebook considered charging companies access for users' data, this is from internal e-mails viewed by the journal. facebook not the only technology company facing trouble and potential regulation. google is facing employee backlash over its project dragon fly which would be a sense censd search engine for china. they walked away from doing business with the pentagon and instead chose to do business with china. joining us to talk more about that is senator-elect marsha blackburn. congratulations to you. >> thank you, maria. maria: thank you for joining us this morning. you've been working a lot on this potential, i don't know if you want to call it regulatory response or what is the response to this in terms of technology? what do you want to see happen within big tech? >> what i would like to see happen is passage of the browser act which is privacy regulations, it puts one template in place for the en

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duffy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. duffy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from arkansas for his support and coming down and managing our time. this is a bill that's bipartisan and a time where i don't think we see a lot of bipartisanship. and i think the reason you see democrats and republicans coming together and actually the house and senate coming together on this bill is because if you live in the northern part of the united states, you know, great lakes and west, you understand that the wolves are a huge problem. and that's why you've seen democrat senators from this region, democrat congressmen from this region and republicans, too, standing together to say, hey, listen, we have to manage these wolves. and so if you live in the suburbs of washington, d.c., it's not a problem. if you live in madison, wisconsin, it's not really a problem. you can make the argument that the pretty -- the pretty little puppy of the wolf, it's so pretty and beautiful and we have to protect it. we did protect it. we put it on the endangered spe

speaking dave in duffy's editor of the news website this can't be happening dot net dave apparently it was a cut and paste error a mistake does the leak look genuine to you oh yeah i think so i mean this kind of thing does happen you know you get people who are working with a lot of documents and they use paper in the courts and it's really easy to accidently poll papers that you hadn't intended there's not the first case of that happening but i. in the us the first amendment bans the government from detailing press freedom or freedom of speech so should not be the situation for a sounds well it should be but remember the constitution of the united states gets interpreted by the federal courts and for the last two years especially. the trumpet ministration has been packing the courts including the supreme court with. judges who view of the constitution is really skewed. and they're very they're very pro our thirty areon of these judges so it's hard to know how it's actually not hard to know how they would rule in this case if it got to them if you know charges are being prepared. behin

duffy. the legislation would remove gray wolves from the federal endangered species list and allow states like california to more effectively manage local populations. as the numbers of the gray wolf continues to explode in population to nearly 6,000 in the lower 48 states, yet the species continues to be classified as endangered for nearly 40 years now. it really makes no sense. the numbers speak for themselves. even in my district in northern california, gray wolves have re-emerged in 2015 after having been listed as extinct since 1924. not surprisingly, the re-emergence of the gray wolves have caused a number of problems for ranchers, their livestock as well as citizens in their homes with their pets and a disamation of the wildlife population. -- dismation of the wildlife population. local communities have advocated to protection but to no avail. there have been efforts to delay or outright ban all nighttime hunting in california for coyotes,est. adoption of such a plan and a ban on such

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and rachel campos duffy. i don't like people who are trying to excuse what ivanka did.on't like how they are trying to conflate it with what hillary did, they are very different. >> they are, she never tried too hide them, she turned them over. there were 33,000 e-mails for hillary clinton, and dozens for ivanka. there is so many different things. she is not secretary of state. kennedy: she could not generate top-secret information or redesignate some stuff that crossed her death that hillary clintodesk is it the sim.>> same. >> as a democrat in 2016, i rail hillary clinton talking to "meet the press," she said, well you know, this was the same server my husband had, i authority, this is 2016, you are kidding me, you left office in 2000, what you are talking about aol dial up, this not the same. the content of what i'veiv ivany have is different from a private e-mail server, now, again, that content may be open to a freedom of information request. but it is not the same. kennedy: we should be able to see it all. >> absolutely. kennedy: it is a bad look, you know house i

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and rachel campos duffy, you are my turkey, i will let you cool, good night.. >> good evening everyone. our top stories, tensions between the united states and china escalating as president trump and his united united states insist on a america first policy that wants u.s. to be first. they did livered dueling speeches the nation over the weekend presenting two different views of global trade and security. we take that up and discuss the

rachel: really special this year because there is going to be eight little duffys going to be watching if it gets too cold i can let them watch from the windows. ed: we have nice windows here. what are you thankful for here? friends@foxnews.com. we have experts from butter ball. that's summer. live in our greeting room. to stuff or not to stuff. these are the great questions oquestions of the day. rachel: in the kitchen. beth is here. she is ready to save thanksgiving. griff: that's right. if you are up watching us, do not turn the channel off. we will go to beth and help you. ed: turkey news. griff: i'm thankful 20 years ago in the first year of our marriage my wife didn't burn the house down with the turkey. i will tell that story later. rachel: it's a good one. it involves firefighters. griff: there is news. we must do that president trump giving the green light to military mission on the border as thousands of migrants wait to claim asylum. rachel: cabinet order hanged down to the department of defense includes using force if there is an attack. ed: defense secretary james mattis j

and rachel campos duffy, you are my turkey, i will let you cool, good night. is next. >> good evening everyone. our top stories, tensions between the united states and china escalating as president trump and his united united states insist on a america first policy that wants u.s. to be first. they did livered dueling speeches the nation over the weekend presenting two different views of global trade and security. we take that up and discuss the latest and the u.s., china relationship. also tonight, more in reston tijuana and central american migrants are clashing with hundreds of local mexican residents who don't want them in their city. president trump remaining steadfast in his commitment to strong borders through morning those in the caravan not to try to enter the united states illegally. >> we are not letting people in to our country illegally. we are not doing a release. will do a catch but not releases. if they'll think they'll be released into the country like the old days, for years and years that catch and release, were not releasing. they don't get

congressman sean duffy was on our show last night.says there is a big difference. >> foxconn tonight southeast part of the state. we have a lot of room to expand. unlike queens which is a narrow area. foxconn investedn millions of dollars in the wisconsin education system. we'll have people in wisconsin with skills to fill those new jobs. liz: jeff flock has the details on the foxconn deal. >> despite what you heard there, i would say you are right. this has unified the left and the right. you think amazon got too good of a deal from new york and virginia? take a look at the numbers wisconsin paid for the jobs being created. new york a billion and a half. less than a billion for virginia. wisconsin $4.5 billion. if you break that down by the number of jobs created. virginia was $22,000. new york $48,000. wisconsin paid $344,000 a job in tax breaks and direct payments and infrastructure updates. this was a big deal six, seven months ago. president trump breaking ground with the ceo of foxconn. it was a big deal to get china to come and

father francis duffy, the chaplain with the 42nd division, knew donovan quite well.scribed him as a man in his middle 30's, very attractive, an athlete who always kept himself in perfect condition. after the battle of saint-mihiel, the 42nd division would play a significant role during the later meuse-argonne offensive. during the middle of october, the rainbow division was tasked with taking one of the more difficult positions, the cote de chatione, a major defensive line part of the hindenburg line. the battle would last for three days, and many of the soldiers in donovan's battalion would be either severely wounded or killed over those three days of fighting. donovan would be a recipient of the medal of honor a number of years after world war i ended. >> a few miles from the montsec american monument, the saint-mihiel cemetery is the final resting place of over 4000 americans who died in the region in 1918 and 1919. we visited the cemetery with historian mitchell yockleson to talk to the superintendent, a u.s. government employee who manages the cemetery and the m

today, yesterday on the program we heard from new york congresswoman maloney wisconsin congressman duffyrsation running against maloney in new york 12th district is republican elliott rabin green party candidate scott hutchins in studio against duffy, scott in terms of the issues most important in 12th district of new york what are they. >> well good morning ma'am, pleasure to be here, i think health care, jobs, education the most important issues of our day any your platform to make those issues better. >> following you realize that new york city is spending 30 billion dollars, about on education, and we don't have much to show for it when you realize united states of america we used to be number four in the world we are 28 to 34 what would i do you need to deal with most powerful union in the city. second of all, you need to focus on charter schools mr. langone from home depot a while ago here doing amazing things i would first begin to look at the bloated bureaucracy permeateing the city across the board and possibly the country i think the national administration is trying to deal wi

with me now is wisconsin republican congressman sean duffy. welcome to election 2018.ve your wisconsin shirt on, i see, fired up ready to go, to borrow a phrase. what happens today, sir? >> central and northern wisconsin plaid i have it on. campaign day and voting day. as i look at central and northern wisconsin we're key to the state of wisconsin. we're rural, we make up a lot of votes. we can swing back and forth. i see a lot of republican energy right now because republicans have unleashed the rohr of the american economy. democrats can't take any credit for it. we've offered tax cuts, regulatory reform and as democrats try to message the american people they can't talk about our great successes wage increases, opportunity for everybody, doesn't matter who you are, where you live this economy is roaring. we have to run on tone, bill. i think most americans and especially in wisconsin care less about tone and care more about results. so i think we will have a great night tonight in wisconsin and around the country. i will tell you a lot of folks i talked to who are c