kleinman and the permit holder. they met -- i went out there a couple of times, and i have reviewed the plans that were issued to comply with the notice of violation. i'm happy enough with them. i would encourage the permit to be upheld at this point. we're also receiving some documentation from the neighborhood association who are venting their frustration at the blighted building and how long it's been sitting, so i think they did have some concerns about the facade of the building. part of the permit that's under appeal does allow for the removal of the stucco of the building and a replacement of stucco and new windows. that's part of the permit, so i think at this point, there will be some inspection issues that the contractor will have to deal with. i've explained that to him. there may have been some work that was done without inspection. we'll have to get to the bottom of that, but without the suspension lifted on the permit, we can't really do that. but as far as i'm concerned, i would hope that if the permi

zoe kleinman has the details. social network that once had ambitions to connect the world. mark zuckerberg says he now recognises that people want to talk among themselves and be confident their communications will not only remain private, but also not come back to haunt them later on. he set out a future in which facebook may not routinely keep individual data for long, unless users request it, and he also said he wanted all messaging to be encrypted. that won't be popular with authorities, who think social media data should be accessible to security services and law enforcement. end to end encryption means only the senders and receivers of a message will be able to see it. it's also a bold move for a tech giant which has made billions out of data mining, although not having access to data or keepingit for long could put facebook one step ahead of future regulation. facebook owns instagram and whatsapp and has already said it plans to integrate the messaging between those platforms, so you will be able to whatsap

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colonel steve kleinman was a career military intelligence officer he's recognized as a leading expert on the interrogation of terror suspects the message we send in the world that some years of all the torture has been rewarded again with most arguably one of the most prestigious if not the most prestigious position in our intelligence community how can we sending our cia director who have all the torture to work with with a senior intelligence official from another part of the world where torture is common and for for her to ever tried to chastise them to try to get a different way that well they'll say well you did it. yeah she says she says she wouldn't she wouldn't that the cia did. well on i'm sorry i don't believe are the critics what would she do if donald trump was to go to the cia to reintroduce torture. they said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should have it and if we can't we should have worse. no doubt doll trump would get her out of the way posthaste if she objected and put someone in there who wouldn't do. the hard fact is that

colonel steve kleinman was a career military intelligence officer he's recognized as a leading expert on the interrogation of terror suspects the message we send in the world that some years of all the torture has been rewarded again with most arguably one of the most prestigious if not the most prestigious position in our intelligence community how can we sending our cia director who have all the torture to work with with a senior intelligence official from another part of the world where torture is common and for for her to ever tried to chastise them to try to get a different way that well they'll say well you did it. yeah she says she says she wouldn't. do. well on i'm sorry i don't believe are the critics ask what would she do if donald trump was to do with the cia to reintroduce torture . they said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should have it and if we can't we should have worse. no doubt doll trump would get her out of the way posthaste if she objected and put someone in there who wouldn't do. the hard fact is that during his electio

colonel steve kleinman was a career military intelligence officer he's recognized as a leading expert on the interrogation of terror suspects the message we sent in the world that some years of all the torture has been rewarded again with most arguably one of the most prestigious if not the most prestigious position on tells us merely how we how can we sending our cia director who have all the torture to work with with a senior intelligence official from another part of the world where torture is common and for for her to ever tried to chastise them to try to get a different way that well they'll say well you did it. yes but she said she said she wouldn't she wouldn't that the cia did. well on i'm sorry i don't believe are the critics ask what would she do if donald trump was to go to the cia to reintroduce torture. they said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should have it and if we can't we should have worse. no doubt doll trump would get her out of the way posthaste if she objected and put someone in there who wouldn't do. the hard fact is t