so, i think as deputy director lowery said was that you can always go to a senior inspector. ours is a lieutenant, and work your way through the chain of command for an appeal. ~ so, things change constantly, like i say, in the real world. and most of our inspectors -- and i'm sure building and plumbing, electrical, everybody is the same -- we try and approve as avx as we can as long as it is meeting the requirements of the code. and it's really only when it really gets out there a ways, maybe a stair is going someplace or through somewhere maybe it shouldn't. those are the kind of issues that come up that say you can't exit through a kitchen. that would be huge. or even an occupied space. maybe that would be a better example. but for the most part, if it gets approved straight through, but if a client/customer has a question, there is an appeal process that they can make their way through. >> how about the inspector themselves, if they disagree? i mean, if they -- if an inspector says, this did not meet the letter of the letter -- the intention of the letter of determination

and jeff lowery fighting for an infield spot. third homer ties the game at 2.a's explode with five runs in the third. tapped off by a two-run bomb, a's go on to win it 7-4. >> final round of the arnold palmer invitational check out this shot. feet in the water, two bounces, taps it in. shot of the day. sergio garcia from the tree manages to get back on the court. tiger looking to be the world's number one golfer since 2010. opened a lead with a birdie but play was suspended. a severe storm and hopefully they can finish tomorrow. nascar 400, hamlin tied in the final lap. they made contact with less than a miami to go. kyle busch takes the checkered flag for the first win of the season. more from the ncaa tournaments at 11:00. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪

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lowery, team-leading 13 rbis. derek norris, the catcher, he can also hit. a little pop in that bat. two-run shot. norris' fifth of the spring. as win, 7-4 is your final. golf, anyone? final round of the arnold palmer at bay hill. sergio garcia's tee shot on ten landed in the tree. look at that. he's actually in the tree. you rarely see that. he hits it, no look, one handed, and gets back on the fairway. tiger woods started the day with a two-stroke lead. birdies the second hold. moving to 12 under, but play would be suspended, wind, rain, and tornado warnings stopped the play. they hope to resume on monday. plus, the latest on seth curry. he's confident he will play tomorrow against the l.a. lakers. kobe bryant will be in town. however, x-rays were negative. still no word on whether seth curry will play in that game. but he's staying positive. keep your fingers crossed. every time he turns that ankle, people get very nervous this time of the season. >> he more than turned it last night. that was bad. >> absolutely. they're calling it a sprained ankle, but we'll see. he may be ready

daniel lowery, deputy director, [speaker not understood] services. notice of violation are official citations to document conditions in situations that do not comply with the san francisco building plumbing, electrical, mechanical and housing codes. the graphics you see here is the bid, building inspection division, notice of violation status. the number, first notice of violations for 2012, this is notice of violations. these aren't complaints. this 332 notices. the number of second notice of violation code enforcement is 181. that's for the year 2012. the number of first notice of violations between january this year and march is 195 and the number of second notice of violations refer to code enforcement as 19. these are the actual notice of violations. what happens on some of these violations here is that permits required. so, if there is a first notice of violation which requires marked time trying to obtain a permit or obtain an architect line, you usually work with the code -- individual to give it more time. if compliance is not responded to i

as far as the numbers go, inspector lowery was very nice and he showed you this year's numbers. but indeed there are over 6,000 open notices of violation since the year 2000. that is for housing and code enforcement and for building inspection. that's the number. these have gone on since the year 1994, which is the year that you became computerized, is shocking. so, what the dbi did last year or in the last 12 months is it closed out many of the novs from the year 1994 to the year 2000. but the truth is these are lingering. you can't make any more excuses about plans and permits. there is just not enough emphasize on this problem. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? >>> nan tucker, civil grand jury. again, bring up an issue that could affect the building department in big time and find out -- as you know, the board of supervisors is planning legislation that will require homeowners of soft story residences to retrofit those for earthquake with a particular emphasis on residential units of, i think it's like five or more. it strikes me that there are some pretty se

daniel lowery, deputy director, [speaker not understood] services. notice of violation are official citations to document conditions in situations that do not comply with the san francisco building plumbing, electrical, mechanical and housing codes.

daniel lowery, deputy director, [speaker not understood] services. notice of violation are official citations to document conditions in situations that do not comply with the san francisco building plumbing, electrical, mechanical and housing codes. the graphics you see here is the bid, building inspection division, notice of violation status. the number, first notice of violations for 2012, this is notice of violations. these aren't complaints. this 332 notices. the number of second notice of violation code enforcement is 181. that's for the year 2012. the number of first notice of violations between january this year

and lowery made a nice diving stop. a's led in the sixth after a brandon crawford double. crawford scores from second. the game is tied at 1. nick noonan brings one home. he had a triple and 3-1 giants take game two. >> florida gulf coast their magical run in the south region. the fans were armed. eagle were up by 11. here is the first lead of the game. second half, kenny with layup and foul. 33-26 florida. then ices it by banking off the back of a florida gulf coast player. florida wins 62-50. >>> michigan in the south region kansas jayhawks. kansas led almost the entire game. three minutes to go but michigan erases the deficit. he got it! ties the game at 76 and we go to overtime. michigan kept it going. wolverines are up by 3. johnson takes it to the hoop and kicks it out for the win -- not going to happen. michigan comes from behind to upset kansas, 87-85. >>> is oregon shocked a lot of people to get to the sweet 16 and they ran into louisville. he had no answer for russ smith. 31 points. he had 11 and wolves are moving to the elite 8, 77-67 that final. >>> steve marri

lowery made a nice diving stop. a's led 1-0 in the sixth after a brandon crawford double.rows it over the head of coco crisp. the game is tied at 1. next batter, nick brings one home. giants take game two, 3-1 your final. >>> time for the cinderella story, sweet 16, florida gulf coast magical run against florida. gulf coast fans were excited. with a throw down, eagles were up at 11:00. gators closed the half on a 16-2 run. and then here a layup and foul. then ices it on inbound but banking off a player and slams it home. florida wins 62-50. >>> michigan south region top seed. kansas led almost the entire game. jaw makes led by ten but michigan erases the deficit. trey from 40 feet got it! ties the game at 76. in ot, michigan kept it going. two of his 25. wolverines up by 3. kansas, johnson takes it to hoop and kicks it out for the win -- not going to happen. michigan comes from behind to upset kansas, 87-85 that final. >> oregon shocked a lot of people to get to the sweet 16 but they ran into louisville. duck00 no answer for russ smith. 9 of 16. one man wrecking crew. he h

nancy cook, economic fiscal policy correspondent, "national journal," annie lowery, economic policy reporter at "the new york times." paul ryan calls his budget the path to prosperity. mitt romney hope ld it would be the path to the presidency. that didn't work out. but ryan will not be deterred. >> i am proud of our budget because it's changed the conversation. today we are not talking about cliffs or ceilings or sequesters. we're talking about solutions. and that's how it should be. >> forget the democrats. could paul ryan be dealing with some anger from his own party? i'll ask one of the sharpest business minds in the senate, republican johnny isakson. that's next. during the break, tweet me. let me know if you think it's time for republicans to move past the ryan budget or with the election aside it's obama and the democrats who need to budge. lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. there's nothing like our grilled lobster and lobster tacos. the bar harbor bake is really worth trying. [ male announcer ] get more during red lobster's lobsterfest. with the year's largest selection of mo

let's start with jordan from lowery research. jordan, your first. 30 seconds.for it. >> it seems like the chances of new highs in the s&p in the days ahead appears very likely. largely because the strength of the market at this point, it's showing a lot of participation in this advance. the only concern we have at this point is that over in europe, there's a large amount of selling that's occurring and that that risk which is appearing in a lot of the banks spills over in the u.s. >> thank you very much. michael, how about you? all time high tomorrow? >> great to see you, sue. all time high tomorrow. we're going to grind higher. we're looking at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. there was a drawn inventory unexpectedly last week. we're seeing broad based economic recovery. you're seeing cyclicals, transports, year to date. it's go to continue to grind higher, and we're looking forward to it. >> looking fine, guys. appreciate it very much. >> energy has been a leader in this market. that is the point to keep an eye out for tomorrow morning. as it stands, the dow and all time

talk about all this with "daily beast" columnist kirsten powers and "national review" editor rich lowery are fox news contributors. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> good morning. heather: let's start with this. if you live in new york you know all too well mayor bloomberg, also known as the nanny in chief. he has taken aim at all kind of things. sodium and prepared meals and chain restaurants to post calorie counts. ban smoking. ban on 32-ounce sugary sodas. the list goes on of the now he is taking his crusade on to gun control. he is taking it to 13 states beyond new york city. do you think he is in fact trying to buy america? or is he, you know, providing some balance, a counter wait of sorts to the nra? kirsten i will start with you. >> i think he is absolutely providing a counterbalance to the nra i find wayne lapierre's comments just sort of bizarre. he is basically saying that the nra can do what they do. they can run ads of the they can try to persuade senators to vote a certain way but nobody else can. and i don't think running ads is imposing your will on peopl

rich lowery, editor of "national review.". >> hello, bill. bill: you don't believe there will be a last minute deal. let's take it one step at a time. what does the president have to lose starting today? >> the president, a risk to him he seems alarmist and unreasonable. he and his cabinet members last week or so create ad expectation that the sky will fall as soon as sequester takes place. more detailed reporting suggest that is not going to happen. the latest thing the irs said yesterday, it will not furlough any agents until after april 15th. the white house need things to happen in march, right away to affect the next budget ball he will coming at the end of the month for so-called continuing resolution to keep the government going. if that doesn't happen the political effect the white house want won't happen. it is risk to him seeming unreasonable he opposes flexible to get the cuts and which doesn't team seem to make sense. bill: we're 30 days from the next crisis which is encouraging. flip it around. republicans john boehner, mitch mcc

rich lowery, editor of "national review" and a fox news contributor and with me now. good morning to you. >> hi, bill. bill: you say this is first step and highly significant one. explain. >> a sign how serious both parties in con are taking this and how they will push the obama administration on this. this push eminated from congress. seems relatively limited. involves a few department of and agencies from the government and can't buy technology from chinese firms. stuart baker, a lawyer follows this stuff closely, once this language gets into an appropriations bill and signed into law as will happen in this case it stays there forever. it is likely to get toughened. this is first step, bill, towards us taking this threat seriously. bill: interesting. this is the kind of thing you watch a month or even a year from now and you look back in time and point to that's a moment or that's a decision that may have either contributed to lowering the tension between two countries or increasings them. do you see it either way? >> it will increase them. the chinese will squawk.

martha: doug schoen, rich lowery, always great to have you here. guys, thank you so much.o the budget cuts are not stopping federal organizations from giving out high-paying internships. high-paying internships. i thought internships were free? nasa, will hire interns for $83,000 a year. martha: wow. bill: research center is offering pricey internships, well as the warning goes out to americans on impact of automatic budget cuts you were talking about. that is one of many examples. read about all this in a full article posted on our web page on foxnews.com. martha: here we're trying to convince college kids benefit of unpaid internship which you will get a great experience which you do at fox news by the way but boy. bill: internships are vital. health and human services $61,000 for a student extern. my guess you will have little conversation with your kids to neat. martha: consider nasa for the summer, kids. you remember those lavish vegas government conferences that we showed you paid for. you can't make it up. you really can't. a major change for one government executiv

lowery's seasoning salt. >> stephanie: jacki. >> now we all need healthcare. >> my blood pressure wentid eligibility under the affordable care act. representative chris crawford, a republican from florence, also an e.r. room doctor supports the expansion but expects the republican caucus to vote against the expansion. it is good politics to oppose the black guy in the white house right now especially for the republican party. >> but he believes in expansion. >> stephanie: and he's a doctor. and yet he's -- that's the part you're not supposed to say outloud. >> stephanie: i'm a doctor. i know it is a good thing but a lot of people don't like the black guy. [ buzzer ] what did i say? >> chose terry schiavo over television. >> stephanie: obamacare's other plus in the "l.a. times." this is important because all of the stuff is starting to happen. the whole -- you know, the stuff we do on the show with you is part of it. educating people will be a big part of whether this works right? >> it will be huge. i think we need to be really honest about the heavy lift here because what we're doing

. >> rich lowery with "the national review" wrote a column the party right now we're sort of in the ditchpull it over you, because we're going to be in the ditch for a while. but republicans -- some of the wounds are self-inflicted, but the president is on a run, and he's not get to let them off the matt. >> kelly, i say, okay, how come you won't talk? it's because we won't raise taxes. the president wants to close loopholes. i will ask in that same conversation, are you for closing loop holes. they'll say yes. why then can't they come up with the cuts they want, since they need so badly to be done. i don't understand. >> closing the loophole is something that john boehner said he is for. the thing that really counts in terms of how they negotiate is they don't want to spend it now in this conversation. they're prepared to do it in a bigger conversation about reforming the tax code, about trying to change the structure of entitlements for the long term. they say they're willing to do it, but not for a smaller package. when you go back to where we were in the summer of 2011 when all this w