lee walker said it all, may have done it all before walking away. he is the founder of portfolio llc. also joined by former new york giants star tiki barber, has a look at the locker room culture. we found so many parallels between wall street and football. lee, you left and the stories continue to develop out of miami back in 2001, you describe being a wealthy broker, saying it takes a certain type of person. very few make it, but the ones that do feel like rock stars entitled to behave however they see fit. sounds familiar to the complaints we hear about athletes making it into the headlines for all of the wrong reasons. do you believe the wall street culture has truly changed today or is it a bit underground? >> i think it is more underground. the structure of wall street changed. a lot of reforms have the dot com bust. the financial crisis. back in 2001, we had a huge expansion of dot com bubble. we still had this 1980s culture where everyone is watching wall street and trying to emulate that. i think what the general public needs to understand,

lee? >> back to the example that commissioner walker described. wouldn't we have the knowledge to say, okay, if we would make these changes, this is going to effect the planning? >> it didn't. >> and then send it back. >> it didn't in this case. i am just saying. >> i would need to see that. >> and i am not even sure that the planning would pick up on that issue to be honest with you. >> that is a building code. >> but it missed us. i am just saying... >> and i would blame dbi for that not planning. >> dually noted, i have been around long enough to know that the planning department wants to see everything and i respect that and when the product that they approved is samely the same on the curve side when it is built i get that and that is what this is about, okay, if i have a professional engineer putting a stamp on it saying that i have made no changes because i spent five years in planning and i am not going to make a change because i know that it triggers off a review, why isn't that good enough for planning? that is the ghe front of us, and i

walker. >> here. >> commissioner lee and commissioner mccray are excused. we and a quour um and the second is the oath, and would all persons that may be giving testimony today please stand and raise your right-hand? >> do you swear that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. >> and for the purposes of anyone in the audience, our agenda, item 2, case number 6781, 2248, 42nd avenue has been continued. item c, approval of members, discussion and action to adopt the minutes on june 19, 2013. >> move to approved. >> is there a second? >> second. >> are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> and i am sorry, is there any public comment on the minutes? > item d. 678121 beunea vista east avenue and all of the regular appellant. 21 buena, vista avenue, action requested by at pell ent, and reversal of the order of abatement. >> i do not see them. >> the order stands if they do not appear. >> does anyone have a message? >> didn't hear anything. >> all right. >> do we go ahead and prese

lee? >> here. >> commissioner mccray. >> here. >> commissioner walker. >> here. >> commissioner clinch is excused and commissioner melgar is expected. we have a quorum and the next item is president's announcements. >> good morning and thank you all for coming and forgive for starting late but we are waiting on one of the commissioners who should join us here real soon, my president announcements, many thanks to the dbi staffers joseph chan, and perez and ron dicks who represented the department at the annual china town resource fair on saturday, november 2, there was an excellent turn out and many questions about dbi process was responded to by the dbi staff there. and so thank you. >> thank you to senior building inspection joe duffy of inspection services who received a thank you letter from customer shirley, and presenting himself in a professional manner, so well done joe. so a big thank you to the record management staff who received a letter, from (inaudible) commanding them, and commending them for the great customer service skills and a job well done, kutos to the record management staff

lee? >> yes. >> commissioner mccray. >> yes. >> commissioner melgar? >> yes. >> xh commissioner walker? >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. the second part of this is to approve the ab84, is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> and with the motion and a second. and is there any public comment. ? >> mccarthy nyes. >> mar. >> yes. >> lee. >> yes. >> mccray. >> yes. >> melgar. >> yes. >> commissioner walker >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. >> on to item 7, discussion and possible action regarding a proposed new administrative bulletin, ab 107, application of engineering criteria in sfbc chapter 34 b. >> from the building department, and we can't change the weather, but hopefully we can give you a sunny report on the soft story program. >> we are here to give you a short summary of the program and to ask for your approval of ab 107. and so far, we sent out 6,000 forms, screening forms in september, and we have accepted 341 forms, 219 of these are in the program, and 122 are exempt from the soft story program and 59 forms have been rejected because they ne

he may also have thought of general walker independently. >> narrator: using his alias, lee had already ordered a .38 pistol through the mail. now he ordered more firepower: a cheap italian rifle. he apparently went on a reconnaissance mission to general walker's house and scouted the alley in the back. oswald drew up detailed plans for the assassination of general walker: he photographed walker's house; he photographed the area where he would stash his rifle; he marked up maps and wrote statements of political purpose. lee's guns finally arrived in the mail. a few days later, he surprised marina while she was hanging up the laundry in the backyard. >> dressed all in black, he was carrying his rifle, had his pistol at his waist. and she burst out laughing and asked him what on earth he was doing in that costume, and he told her she was to take a picture of him. >> narrator: the backyard photographs remain among the most incriminating and controversial evidence against lee harvey oswald. >> oswald himself, shown those s photographs, denied that he owned a rifle and denied that this was h

kennedy thought that -- oddly enough perhaps in the country plus a shot taken at general edwin walker which was by leeswald. and add laid steven son, u.n. ambassador was attacked in dallas a month before the assassination. these were not unreal fears. >> absolutely. and larry, i was speaking with someone earlier today and said my mother was a school kid in south texas, still attending a segregated school, black school as it was called back then. and told me last night for first time, they called all of the black children into the gym and told them that kennedy had been killed. all of children burst into tears and parents soon to pick them up from school. but here was this kid in south texas in a segregated school and we knew -- and the world knew, that this was not the story of catholic pain or irish pain. this was american pain experienced at that time. >> it was nearly universal. those of us who lived through it, i was in the sixth grade in a catholic elementary school in norfolk, virginia, i've never to this day seen so many adults and children crying all at once. it was absolutely horrible. but ju

. >> i think that was kind of the rosetta stone, that if you understood the walker shooting you understood that leee a cocked rifle. and he could go off anytime. >> what set the conspiracy notion about the kennedy assassination among many americans was the sheer incongruity of the affair. all that wiped out by one skinny little character. >> it is true that the answers to some questions leave us restless. the theory that a single bullet struck down both the president and the governor, for example has too much of the long arm of coincidence about it for us to be entirely comfortable. >> it doesn't satisfy our sense of narrative or justice that a small person of no distinction can be of such historical consequences to kill the president of the united states. >> but would we be more comfortable believing that a shot was fired by a second assassin who materialized out of thin air for the purpose, fired a shot, and then vanished again into thin air, leaving behind no trace of himself, his rifle, his bullet or any other sign of existence? >> there were two groups of people. there's one group that will lo

. >> commissioner walker and commissioner clinch are excused and commissioner lee is expected. >> next item is b, the oath, all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right-hand. >> >> and so now you may now are seated and it will be the staff and look at the report and then the appellant will give a report. >> okay the staff has seven minutes to present their case. and the appellant has 7 minutes to present their case, and they are each have three minutes of rebuttal and there will be public comment. >> okay, next item is item c, approval of the minutes. and the discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes on august 21, 2013, and october 16, 2013. >> is there a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. >> the motion and the second. >> is there any public comment on the minutes? >> okay, seeing none are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> and any, opposed? >> and the minutes are approved. >> on to item d. new appeals orders and abasement case number, 6782:270-12th avenue, owner of record kristine young, estate, and jaa teal administrator, 670-12t

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. >> i think that was kind of the rosetta stone, that if you understood the walker shooting, you understood that leeld go off anytime. ♪ >> what set the conspiracy notion about the kennedy assassination among many americans was the sheer incongruity of the affair. all that power and majesty wiped out in and instant by one skinny little character. >>> it is true that the answers to some questions leave us restless. the theory that a single bullet struck down both the president and the governor, for example, has too much of the long arm of coincidence about it for us to be entirely comfortable. >> it doesn't satisfy our sense of narrative or justice that a small person of no distinction can be of such historical consequences to kill the president of the united states. >> but would we be more comfortable believing that a shot was fired by a second assassin who materialized out of thin air for the purpose, fired a shot, and then vanished again into thin air, leaving behind no trace of himself, his rifle, his bullet, or any other sign of existence? >> there were two groups of people. there's one group th

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lee harvey oswald acted aown. i certainly had doubts that he was motivated by himself. >> who does john kerry think shot general john walker fired right through his window. the general at oxford, mississippi. he shot to kill him. if he had not killed him, there would have been no dallas. but did he have a conspiracy for general walker? >> who knows. >> if there was a conspires sissifus, it would have been uncovered. bobby kennedy was calling helms. you heard every other day what are we saying about castro. >> why were the kennedys concerned about castro? >> after the cuban missile crisis? >> they had given out a statement they would not invade cuba. >> why was the cuban missile event so serious in his thinking? >> they put missiles in cuba that could have blown up washington dc. >> how did kennedy escape from that net? >> he ordered them out. he gave a secret deal to take out our missiles from italy and turkey. >> so a deal was cut. >> yeah, a deal was cut. >> so there was a time when there was serious concern about castro and was there concern about eliminating him in a more ... >> castro wanted to fire the missiles and t

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lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman? >>> the politics lead. he won the office and then survived a recall with an even bigger margin of victory. our guest is wisconsin governor scott walker. is this red governor from a blue state chris christie's worst nightmare? >>> and the pop culture lead. go to your average tween's bedroom, draft a script, cast gorgeous young people, boom, box office gold. hope you're excited about the "hunger games" sequel this weekend because the formula works and ain't going anywhere. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead. it was exactly 50 years ago today when shots echoed through dealey plaza in dallas, texas. our nation went numb and we woke up to an entirely different world. >> from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> today, ceremonies are taking place across the united states and around the world to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of president john fitzgerald kennedy. the flag over the white house was lowered to half staff. as across the river, the sound of "taps" were heard as arlington national cemeter

people like mike lee, ted cruz who can get national media attention will start pushing back. you saw yesterday with scott walkerthe program and the clip you showed of paul ryan disagreeing with his friend that's it's not inevitable. there's rivalry because they don't want to give everything to the governors. >> i agree with that. i think this attention that mike lee is getting for his core beliefs is the other half of what the republican party is so hungry for. he does speak to such an important element, this hunger for republican party that proudly speaks about social conservatism, that does it in a way that doesn't demonize the other side but adds a human and compassionate side. i'm curious, mike, if you found he feels all his authenticity and base of support does he feel that was jeopardized or setback at all with his associates with ted cruz? >> you're making a great point about what he's saying that's appealing and, yes, this is a real concession. this is a change in where he was, an admission that for all of them to lock arms is not a good idea. so, as mark says he's not only separating himself but also h

lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman? >>> the politics lead. he won the office and then survived a recall with an even bigger margin of victory. our guest is wisconsin governor scott walker from a blue state chris christie's worst nightmare? >>> and the pop culture lead.

walker. so, you really have to look at oswald himself really to answer the question of the conspiracy. host: paul gregory, where did leeoswald get the rifle? guest: he got it through a mail- box andtfit, using a po an alias. host: why do you think jack ruby killed him? guest: i have no idea. i can only really speak about my own observations of lee and marina and the fact that i did 22,see them after november 1962. will look at these photographs of lee harvey oswald. in a phrase, describing. what was he like? your own interactions with lee every oswald. spend 50would say i hours together with lee and marina in their home, shopping, etc. he is not someone you would notice and a crowd. he was the kid who sat on the back row in the school room. was -- he spoke good grammatical english with a few lapses. butpoke excellent russian not grammatical. he had a high level of energy. he loved to read. hisoved to talk about political philosophy, which was radical marxism. someone who felt he was underappreciated by the world. he had failed at virtually everything he had done. he was working as a welder for minimum wage. and he was

lee? >> here. >> commissioner mccray. >> here. >> commissioner walker. >> here. >> commissioner clinch is excused and commissioner melgar is expected. we have a quorum and the next item is president's announcements. >> good morning and thank you all for