joe duffy, there's no replacing joe duffy. >> president honda: i know. i'm already crying because of scott, but now, joe, too. question is, we've heard two sides, and from what i can gather, there was a permit taken out for the pool, but at some point, it was withdrawn, so for them to go forward, they have a choice to go forward with infilling or to put retaining walls because the shotcrete does not have rebar and the drawings are inaccurate or incorrect because they have deckings around where it's not their land. >> i would agree with most of that statement, that's correct. an application, they went through the process of the application that was never materialized, right? the permit was never pulled, and so we weren't able to verify the excavation, the special inspections, and so on and so forth that was required. >> president honda: okay. last question. i'm going to ask a rick swig question. so deputy director duffy, what would you recommend in this case? >> thank you, president honda. i think they should address the vertical cut and the excavation. th

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joe duffy, there's no replacing joe duffy. >> president honda: i know. i'm already crying because of scott, but now, joe, too. question is, we've heard two sides, and from what i can gather, there was a permit taken out for the pool, but at some point, it was withdrawn, so for them to go forward, they have a choice to go forward with infilling or to put retaining walls because the shotcrete does not have rebar and the drawings are inaccurate or incorrect because they have deckings around where it's not their land. >> i would agree with most of that statement, that's correct. an application, they went through the process of the application that was never materialized, right? the permit was never pulled, and so we weren't able to verify the excavation, the special inspections, and so on and so forth that was required. >> president honda: okay. last question. i'm going to ask a rick swig question. so deputy director duffy, what would you recommend in this case? >> thank you, president honda. i think they should address the vertical cut and the excavation. th

i don't see joe duffy. i did see matthew green. okay, i do see. director duffy, welcome. >> i don't have anything to add, thank you. >> clerk: thank you. >> quick question mister duffy, can you reap us again on i'm sorry, i don'twant you to get upset again . the whole issue related to the marking down of a kitchen as the bathroom on a piece of paper. i know we've discussed this, it's not new evidence but i wanteverything to come to the surface . can you discuss and remind us how we resolve thatplease ? >> the reason why i say i got upset was mister patterson was relating that by virtue of the fact that i had authorized the use of a building as a laundry area by getting a permit i would say that you can't sell out a building permit because you wrote laundry area so how joe duffy presented that to be a laundry area. i was just trying to make that at the last but that's my memory orrecollection. >> in your opinion it wasn't recognized, authorized or otherwise included as part of the permit . >> the last time i think i asked mister toronto at dvi where

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. >> joe duffy, deputy director of inspection services and i'd like to give you some numbers from our code enforcement and our dbi inspection services for the month of october. building inspection division 4872 inspections. the aaa inspection was 2727. building inspection division 200,716 so that around the consistent number of 10,000. so for inspection services the inspections division performed 667 inspections and our code enforcement infections were 133 with 34 cases set for a directors hearing. and i'mavailable for any questions . whew. >> president: thank you mister duffy. okay. >> any public comment on the agenda items 11 athrough b . >> there are none. >> our next item is item 12, review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of october 20 2021. i have one correction to read into the record. this is for item 7, the wording of seven a. it will say commissioner bito said she and commissioner summer have relationships in the past and she wanted to be transparent that the company may have projects together. and we may have offices in various locations and media where if

i'm joe duffy, senior inspector at d.b.i.o provide a report on the expanded compliance control ordinance. next slide. this codified and strengthened d.b.i.s expanded quality control program, which we've had in place since 2018. it is a key element of d.b.i.s overall reform initiative which was formally launched in late may. these reform initiatives are designed to improve our processes, create additional checks and balances, develop our staff, and enhance transparency to the public. the reforms actually touch every aspect of our business, including best practices, hiring, on boarding, and submissions. also establishing more transparency, accountability on our inspection and control services. that means more spot checks more guidelines for offenders, and more guidance for customers. we are pleased to work with the board on this measure. we are currently conducting an internal audit of projects associated with individuals named in criminal complaints. these investigations will use the permit applications, building plans, inspec

i'm joe duffy, senior inspector at d.b.i. today, i'm here to provide a report on the expanded compliance control ordinance. next slide. this codified and strengthened d.b.i.s expanded quality control program, which we've had in place since 2018. it is a key element of d.b.i.s overall reform initiative which was formally launched in late may. these reform initiatives are designed to improve our processes, create additional checks and balances, develop our staff, and enhance transparency to the public. the reforms actually touch every aspect of our business, including best practices, hiring, on boarding, and submissions. also establishing more transparency, accountability on our inspection and control services. that means more spot checks more guidelines for offenders, and more guidance for customers. we are pleased to work with the board on this measure. we are currently conducting an internal audit of projects associated with individuals named in criminal complaints. these investigations will use the permit applications, buil

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i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." just when it felt like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists reported a heavily contagious strain of covid-19. the world health organization naming it omicron. so far there's fewer than 100 cases. it is sparking worldwide panic, spooking the stock market. biden pressed open why he's waiting until after the weekend to block people from coming in. >> we're going to be cautious, make sure there's no travel to and from south africa and six other countries in that region except for american citizens that are able to come back. we don't know a lot about the variant except that it's of great concern. seems to spread rapidly. >> why not do it now? why wait till monday? >> because that was the recommendation coming from my medical team. >> wait. aren't travel bans supposed to be racist? it w

we have a big show ahead, p joe concha and sean duffy will join us live. do not miss a moment ♪ slow ride, take it easy. carley: the buy dep administration now considering shutting down michigan's line 5 pipeline as energy costs sky rock he et. here to react, neil crabtree and lynn allen who both lost their jobs when president biden killed the keystone xl pipeline. good morning to you both. >> good morning. carley: neil, gas prices are the highest they've been since 2014, they've increased a dollar since last november. the big question this morning, if the biden administration moved to shut down line 5, what happens to gas prices? >> well, we warned about this when they shut down the keystone. it wasn't just the keystone pipeline, it was the tone that the administration set from day one in office. they're going to keep rising and what i'm really worried about is the wintertime you usually see gas prices coming down and they're going up. so what i'm really worried about is next summer, what's it going to be like then. carley: yeah. and you know, lynn, stayi

i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones.york city and this is "the five." just when it felt like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists

i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones.like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists

joe biden's agenda? hope for the republicans in next year end hope for the country because mark will dissect with our panel commentaries former republican congressman sean duffystrategist jessica tarlov. first you may well know by now swept virginia and made changes in new jersey elsewhere on tuesday if you're looking for the most symbolically significant result in this week's election take it the look of the ballots had result and minneapolis. the city were george floyd is murdered by police officer last year, sparking nationwide protest and violence to democrats run the city council have proposed abolishing in the minneapolis police department and replacing with the department of public safety. now, stirrings of my you will remember the committee for public safety was a name given by the french revolutionaries to the body that oversaw the terror in france at the end of the 19th century were enemies of the revolution were lined up to have their heads chopped off. now we do not of the modern tribute or consciously collecting their french predecessors we knew for those in charge of many cities that minneapolis move had a big step in the realization of the revo

star panel here is prosecutor from wisconsin sean duffy criminal defense attorney chris, and judge jog brown you may recognize from hit show judge joe i would like to go to you first check this out. this is gauge -- i would say his name wrong admitting that this didn't turn out the way he said it turned out initially. check this out. >> with your arms up in the air he never fired? right. >> correct. >> it wasn't until you pointed your gun at him advanced to him that your gun now your hand down pointed at him -- then he fired, right? >> correct. dan: shawn then he turns around put his name before and changes his story to this. >> my arm was being vaporized as i was allegedly pointing my weapon at the defendant. >> hear you're allowed to say whatever you feel you need to say so you weren't pointed your gun at him is that what you're saying? >> that is absolutely what i'm saying, yes. >> former prosecutor seems to be impeaching himself. >> he disease dan here's the issue on the stand he was under oath testifying. and in other interview when he was saying something different he wasn't under oath so what version do you take i'll take one

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duffy. over the last few weeks we have watched as thousands of federal, state and local government employees lost their jobs over joeng services decreased emergency services and a weakening economy. but tonight it gets worse. if you thought you were safe from the mandates, think again. joe biden will not stop until every last american is vaccinated the administration proving today that the threat biden made back in september was real. >> this is

duffy. over the last few weeks we have watched as thousands of federal, state and local government employees lost their jobs over joe biden's vaccine mandate. the impact has crippled our nation with staffing services decreased emergency services and a weakening economy. but tonight it gets worse. if you thought you were safe from the mandates, think again. joe biden will not stop until every last american is vaccinated the administration proving today that the threat biden made back in september was real. >> this is not about freedom or personal choice. it's about protecting yourself and those around you. so tonight, i'm announcing that the department of labor is developing an emergency rule to require all employers with 100 or more employees that together employ over 80 million workers to ensure their workforces are fully vaccinated. or show a negative test at least once a week. the bottom line, we're going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co-workers. >> rachel: believe it or not, joe biden is using osha to force all businesses with 100 employees or more to comply with the mandate by january 4th or f

duffy, your thoughts on what's going on here? >> yeah, listen, this is embarrassing, right, that you have this backdrop of internal conflict within the white house between her office and joe all these tasks that joe biden has given her that she hasn't been successful with, case in point, the southern border or root causes of immigration. this all shows a lack of respect for kamala harris. and it's not gender. it's not race. this is just a lack of performance. someone who has not been able to do the job and be a power player in washington alongside the president. maria: yeah. i mean, look, you could argue that joe biden gave her the most important job of all, right? i mean, he made her border czar where we've got a massive crisis underway which has only gotten worse on her watch but she didn't do anything about it, sean. >> 100%. so again, she had a great opportunity to make a huge difference, show her chops at getting things done, right? you want the hard tasks and you want to do the hard tasks well. that would set her up to be the next democrat candidate for president but when you get the hard task and you can't do it, why does america say we want to give you the really,

duffy. good morning to both of you. rachel: good morning, ainsley. ainsley: sean i'll start with you because of your experience with the law. what do you make of this? we heard joeraffiti at the school, he got his medic bag trying to help people, yeah, he brought a gun with him, but it was a dangerous crowd so he wanted to protect himself but here is what happens ainsley. i've done 125 of these trials. the jury brings in their common sense and the life experience as they analyze the facts of the case and they look at the law, and it's no doubt that kyle rittenhouse was fleeing away from danger, trying to get away from the mob, and he didn't shoot anybody that didn't threaten his life and i think they will look at that. the jury will look at that and i think again, this is an acquittal at worst it's going to be a hung jury and the prosecutors will decide whether they want to retry this or not. ainsley: rachel? rachel: ainsley, i just can't help as i see the national guard outside of kenosha that this didn't have to happen. if governor evers, the democrat governor of wisconsin, had allowed the national guard to come as donald trump had wanted him to do, as the com

. >> joe duffy, deputy director of inspection services and i'd like to give you some numbers from our code enforcement and our dbi inspection services for the month of october. building inspection division 4872 inspections. the aaa inspection was 2727. building inspection division 200,716 so that around the consistent number of 10,000. so for inspection services the inspections division performed 667 inspections and our code enforcement infections were 133 with 34 cases set for a directors hearing. and i'mavailable for any questions . whew. >> president: thank you mister duffy. okay. >> any public comment on the agenda items 11 athrough b . >> there are none. >> our next item is item 12, review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of october 20 2021. i have one correction to read into the record. this is for item 7, the wording of seven a. it will say commissioner bito said she and commissioner summer have relationships in the past and she wanted to be transparent that the company may have projects together. and we may have offices in various locations and media where if