greg peters, the neighbor. and i would like to focus on this wall. it is pretty in weak by the standards and kur nt standards and it is efervesing and i was... >> and it is also has cracks in it and it is old. we don't know if it has any rebars in it and it is likely that it was. the wall serves as a foundation wall and the house is built on the wall and but the continue of the wall is really a primary concern here and that is all that we are really here about. we want and we are concerned about the seepage and the further cracks in the walls and so the concern is that over the review of the planning process, it is going to be used by the permit holder to install the piers along... >> 30 seconds. >>vy i have to wind up. we are trying to avoid the problems in the future and that is why we are here today and this is the appropriate time to deal with these issues is at this time, before our construction begins, not after the fact, or even during the construction, thank you very much. >> mr. nolky. the photo that was shown to us, shows a column that look

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greg. >> peter, thanks very much. peter doocy in washington. >>> texas senator ted cruz saying now is the time for the gop to stand up and defund obama care. he admits he currently doesn't have the votes to make that happen in the senate. but he says that he could get them if republicans take a stand and swing public opinion to their side. and he revealed how he would initiate that debate. >> here's what i think should happen. the house of representatives should pass a continuing resolution that funds the federal government in its entirety, every aspect of the federal government, except obama care. and it should explicitly prohibit any funding for obama care, mandatory or discretionary. and i filed legislative language in the senate to do that. >> the gop largely splits on how to take on obama care. is cruz's approach the way to go? let's debate this. mercedes, former spokesperson for george w. bush and david mercer, finance director for the dnc. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you, heather. >> pleasure to be h

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peter morici is here. welcome, gentleman. >> i just lost. melissa: uh-oh. we'll get that fixed. greg, let me start with you.is the new normal. we'll not bitch about it. it is what it is, 2.5%. yea. maul business opt system up. in this -- small business optimism is up. how do you set yourself up to make money? do you start a business? what do you think? >> i'm a big win believer in america. if you travel to the heartland of america away from the coasts you see real strength in housing and energy worlds. so i would focus on domestic stocks. i wouldn't get involved in emerging markets for six months to a year. and i'm pretty excited about some areas of energy and in housing. melissa: harry, are you with us? can you hear us. >> keeps cutting out on audio. melissa: let's give it a shot before it gets worse. what do you think about all that? i mean would you get involved in stocks right now? i worry that stocks have all this false promise built into them. and they're going to decline for me but i'm trying to be optimistic, so what would you do? nope. harry can't hear us. >> can you hear me? melissa: go ahead. giv

peter pan bus. >> a waste con trabter calls it the fatburg. it is probably the biggest ever fatburg discovered in britain. congrats massive ball of fat. >> thanks, greg. >> you covered your mouth. >> you e-mailed me and said if we didn't do this story you weren't going to do the show. you said people need to know about the fatburg. could we bemis understood? could it be an actual living creature like an alien that needs love? >> no. i don't think so. i wouldn't be upset if we -- what did we do last week? the spinning frisbie and the poor animal. >> he had a call back to a show we did last week. >> i'm sorry. that bothered me too. here is what i am upset about, i spent a lot of money on soap. expensive, frillly, nice, fray grans filled soap. and according to this they are turning the fatburg into my soap. i am not happy about that. >> this is britain. where do you think the clotted cream comes from? too gross 1234 too soon? >> you can take some and cook biscuits with it, a little blood sausage. it is okay if it is down in the sewer. you know what i mean? >> i felt like i was sitting next to hugh grant. he was touching my thigh. tom, tell me you must h

greg palkot, thanks very much. >>> it seems to be all hands on deck with these threats and one person intimately involved is u.s. congressman peter member of the u.s. house intelligence committee and worked on security as well. thank you. good to see you this afternoon. >> thanks as always. >> first we have closures and then evacuations, resources to move offshore if necessary. what's next? >> jamie, we're going to do whatever we have to do. i would say the main thing right now is find out exactly what's happening, to drill down, go through all our sources and use whatever methods we have to see what the enemy is intending to do next. has this been postponed? there's no doubt they were planning and attack. if it does not go ahead we find out why it didn't, we just postpone it or is this the schedule we had all along. whatever it is, this is very very serious and we cannot let our guard down. as you saw the reports on the attack, killing four people in yemen today. i think we can expect to see an increase in that more aggressive action against those in yemen and other parts of the world. this does not have to occur just in yemen.