mccarthy yes. lee yes, mccray yes, walker, yes. >> the motion carries unanimously. >> thank you. >> the next is for viet president. >> yes, i would like to nominate commissioner clinch. >> second. >> thank you. >> you accept that nomination? we have a motion and a second for commissioner clinch for vice president. clinch yes. melgar yes. mccarthy yes. mar yes. lee yes mccray yes, walker yes. >> the motion carries unanimously. item f. general public comment, is there gentlemen public comment for items not on the abatement board agenda. >> there is the meeting minutes. >> the minutes are not ready. >> okay i see. >> we will vote on them the next meeting. >> okay, thank you. >> item g.? motion to adjourn. >> yeah. >> all in commissioners in favor. >> aye. >> we are now adjourned. it's 10:26 a.m. we will take a five minute resouse, we will reconvene with the building inspection. (meeting adjourned at ready to begin. good morning today is wednesday, may 20th. 2015, regular meeting of the building inspec

mccarthy. dr. mccarthy: thank you for the ability to speak. joining me today is the chief consultant for geriatric and long-term services. she is recognized as a world leader in the development of telehealth services. they are one of the major transformational initiatives aimed at ensuring care is convenient, accessible and patient centered. it is one of the v.a.'s major transformational issues. it increases access to high-quality services. by utilizing secure information and telecommunication technologies to provide health services when the patient and practitioner are separated. in fy 2014, it allowed more than 717,000 patients 12.6% of our , enrolled veterans to receive care through telehealth. this amounts to over 2 million episodes of telehealth care. currently, it is available in over 45 specialty care areas. at v.a., we use three telehealth modalities to ensure excellence in health care delivery. clinical video telehealth is the use of real-time conferencing. sometimes, with the support of peripheral technologies to assess, treat, and p

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mccarthy rocked the political world by winning the new hampshire primary. well, it was as if he had won. the media treated it as a huge victory for senator mccarthy simply because he achieved 42% of the vote against incumbent president lyndon johnson. president johnson was stunned by the new hampshire vote and with gene mccarthy showing how weak johnson was, another democratic senator saw an opening. >> i do not run for the presidency merely to oppose any man, but to propose new policies. i run because i am convinced that this country is on a perilous course and because i have such strong feelings about what must be done and i feel that i am lodged to do all that i can. i run to seek new policies, policies to end the bloodshed in vietnam and in our cities. policies to close the gap that now exists between black and white, between rich and poor, between young and old in this country and around the rest of the world. >> together, those two senators, gene mccarthy and bobby kennedy knocked the front-runner out of the race for the democratic nomination two week

orlov: thank you. -- miss mccarthy: thank you. a lot of folks are familiar with skype or facebook -- not facebook -- facetime. that is the technology people are familiar with that represents what goes on with telehealth. those clinical visits can happen from one of our parent hospitals to the community-based outpatient clinics. they can help -- they can happen from one outpatient clinic to another. they also happen into the patient's home. we are looking at exploring ways for the provider to not have to take up the space of a medical center to provide this kind of care. we have about 12.7% of our patients engaged in clinical video telehealth. there is a large opportunity for expansion. we are working down the barriers that we see in expanding this as an option. someone wrote in the mid-1990's that the biggest barriers to the extension of telehealth are not the technologies. they are the administrative burdens. what we often refer to is the fact that our nation has a health care system that is excellent, but it is a bricks and mort

and i said that's not colman mccarthy. colman mccarthy is the writer for the "washington post." you said yes i am colman mccarthy. we made to get up and say something. but i think that you embody so many amazing values and concepts and challenges to students that come out so beautifully in this book. and i think you come you said in the book that he they don't teach in peace, everyone else is going to teach them violence. and your concept of peace may be for the listeners we should start out with you getting a basic sense of what is peace? >> guest: well, peace is a result of law. if love was easy we would all be good at it. -- a result of love. you have to talk about that and so in my high school classes and all of my classes our discussion based and i deemphasize syllabus and sell by by. whenever advertisers would've a lot of ground to cover today, i tell the students, tell the professor to go be the track coach where they cover a lot of ground. there is no hurry to rush through gandhi or dorothy day. there's so much of their. >> host: but peace to you is not just the absence

both mccarthy and his alleged accomplice have bonded out of the grady county jail. the trail that led to their demise stained the road. >> they stayed friends. >> you thought otherwise? >> maybe not good judgment. >>> in an affidavit mccarthy told police he was intoxicated when he broke into the residence. both suspects admitted to breaking in and stealing the property. again, the neighbor says no harm no foul. >> water under the bridge is the saying for that. >>> brewing up batches of morphine as easily as brewing beer. the steps needed toto a chemical precursor to morphine were published yesterday. researchers have not put the steps into action yet but say it won't be that hard to do. the synthetic process can be used to create antibiotics and cancer therapies as well as pain-killers. while it's exciting news for the medical community, regulators are very concerned. >>> most of us parents notice this. moms and dads talking to their babies in different ways. a new study finds both are beneficial. researchers observed mothers use a higher pitch and more varied voice

roll call -- not disclosing, president mccarthy yes. mar? yes. clinch? yes. lee? yes. mccray? yes. melgar? yes. and motion carries? >> thank you ma'am secretary, it's request to item 13 please if there is no objection. >> okay i them 13. >> discussion regarding approposed new draft cost schedule -- >> based upon research from our skigs, from a variety of sources ark teches, engineers, construction and cost data books. these sources of cost data are organized into 21 binders, or books that are in our technical services library, we also maintain an index i, on the methodology, with tracking the sources for each line item of the cost schedule by popular request, we have included three new separate sections for ease of use, and things that we're dealing with currently, costs that we're dealing with currently, this is tenant improvement section using information by construction estimating institute. a seismic retro fit from fema documents, and fire code developed with the fire department and dbi we have included many items, atm, machines store fronts, incline flat form and wheelchair li

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mccarthy here mar here lee here. walker here. vice president melgar, and commissioner gray are expected. all parties giving testimony today, please raise your hand right. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is true to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, election of officers, but we will continue that shortly when some of the other commissioners arrive. item b approval of minutes, i would like to request that we continue those as well as possible. item e, new appeal order of abasement. case 6804285 kikz washington street. owner of record rita har personal opinion appellant mark, gupin. appellant, contends, that the retaining wall that is the subject of the abatement. on property. 2308 to 231 to. the wall was constructed maintained and controlled by the adjacent owners, appellant seeks edition to the property owners, staff? >> we will take these separately, so seven minute, right? >> actually the attorney request they be combine because some of this are related, she reque

mccarthy raised $10 million in today's money, which doesn't sound like that.put it all in new hampshire, that was a big sum back then and today. he did well enough to force lbg out of the race. the fact is that an incumbent senator hasn't lost yet. >> that's the rub. a sense to put in rolls, limits donation identity requirements have created an incentive and structure where a lot of energy is burnt up figuring out ways to get around the lou. what about the point that for the first 200 years we didn't need this. >> we are in a different position than before. look at who is spending the money now. the top 100 donors are responsible. we are not talking about the right of the american people to speak. we are talking about 100 individuals rite to donate outside funding. there's a new report out looking at the top 0.01%. that's 30,000 people, responsible for a third of the money going into the election now. we are seeing a narrow slis of american republic. candidates are responsible to the donors, they spend time in office. they are responsible to the donors and not

mccarthy: mr.hairman, this bill that comes before us today took some time in drafting. over four hearings in a bipartisan manner, this committee reached out to the minority in october of last year, gave them a draft of the bill. unfortunately, mr. chairman the minority party did not come back for five months, but we wanted to make clear that everybody understood the bill. we also wanted to make clear that people didn't make misstatements because in this bill the section provides f.a.a.'s ability to regulate commercial human space flight in order to protect the unininvolved public, national security, public health and safety safety of property and foreign policy. it preserves f.a.a.'s ability to regulate space flight participant and crew safety as a result of an accident or unplanned event. mr. chairman the man who has led this committee in a bipartisan manner, mr. chairman, i want to yield four minutes to the gentleman from texas chairman smith. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. c

tom mccarthy. >> tom mccarthy. i'm a resident of this part of town going back many years. i'm also a member and officer-holder in the carpenters' union for white a while. i would quickly like to say these folks have a nice history of supporting non-profit community groups that need support and recognition. they have made their space and performers available to worthy groups, especially in the northeastern part of the city, but throughout the city and they deserve our support. the point that people make that in this time of the kind of money flowing into san francisco, any room we can make for these kind of both capable and very, very helpful people, the better off we all will be. thank you. also, they are all good on the union side, with the carpenters, as well as the hotel workers. >> thank you very much. i have exhausted all the speaker cards and if there are any speakers left who would like to speak, please do so. [speaker not understood] most respectful highness -- broadway -- i go there all the time. and make everybody happy for the teller, banker, they are at the cor

president mccarthy here. mar here clinch here, lee? here mccray present. melgar here. walker here. >> we have a quorum next item is president's announcements. >> good morning web to the may 20th. 2015 bic, meeting, forgive me if i mispronounce any names, as follows, tom hui briefed san francisco committee may first, and gave them an overview of the dbi, current responsibility in building load. we also talked about the retro fit program, noise, policy for adding dwelling units shg where they can be added with the existing building. chief inspector ron tom, joined them on a workshop may 11th. that attracted over 40 participants, on the focus on preparing your home and property for the next earthquake, this is the second held of the four that dbi is hosting, during the safety month. the first workshop was held may 6th chief commissioner vas kwez-to-for fife safety tips and the library. dbi staff participated in over site committee, and follow up of the city response to june 2014 civil grand jury, report on rising sea levels the board reject the modifying building and plan

. >> melissa mccarthy is taking on body shamers.'s time for retailers to stop segregating plus size women. in an interview the star says people don't stop at size 12. which he challenged stores to stop hiding the bigger sizes. mccarthy has lot a good amount of weight. she's launching her own clothing line in august. >> 4:58. developing this morning a barrage of bullets strike three people and pierce a house in a philadelphia neighborhood. >> police link a predator to a pair of violent attacks on women. this has a south philadelphia neighborhood on edge. "action news" will be right back. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/

kevin mccarthy: yeah, yeah. >> thanks so much.sic starts up] ♪\ >> the dinner this time was held inside the white house in the east room. there is a tent erected on the lawn. i'm told it is not so much that the guest list dictates the venue, it is the other way around. the white house determines by consulting with the guest country whether or not they want to eat the white house or do a larger event outside. it seems that the fund minister and his wife preferred a smaller gathering in the white house. the max in the east room is 210 guests. that is how that cap came about. the toasts or another part of the evening, right before the dinner of course. this time, the toast was dlovely. i am told, i didn't taste it. the prime minister gets a toast. a mix of lighthearted but also quite sincere. the prime minister of japan in his toast talked about an american import that he very much enjoys in his country. he made mention of the fact that president obama enjoyed it as well, a cultural exchange moment. people raised to the classtheir gl

up next on american history tv author michael mccarthy discusses the july 1915 capsizing of the ss eastland in the chicago river. over 800 factory workers died in the tragedy, including 22 entire families. mccarthy examines the faulty ballast system that caused the ship to capsize and he talks about the forgotten legacy of the ss eastland. posted by the new york public library, this program is about 90 minutes. michael: thank you very much. i really appreciate this turnout. i know it is beautiful outside and the tulips are fantastic. thank you for taking the time to come to this presentation. the -- it is correct. i spent over a dozen years looking into this story, and i had worked at "the wall street journal" for over 20 years and i had never encountered a story of this magnitude or drama.

mccarthy surprised second place finish with 42% of the votes was a stunning repudiation of presidentn johnson and his vietnam policy. >> it changes the political picture in america for 1968. >> mccarthy's upset drew then senator bobby kennedy into the democratic race. it pushed johnson out. in 1984, it was little-known senator gary hart who beat expectations and finished second in iowa to then go on to new hampshire and stun walter mondale, beating him by ten points. >> boy, did new hampshire come up with a surprising finish tonight. >> hart's candidacy collapsed, but his victory exposed weakness in mondale. in november, ronald reagan carried 49 of 50 states. in 2012 mitt romney beat rick santorum, but never recovered from santorum's bruising. a populist insurgent is poised to become the latest protest vehicle, pushing hillary clinton to the left, and potentially exposing vulnerability that could help republicans in the fall. and the democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders joins me now. welcome back to "meet the press." let me start with an issue you are going to be

. >>> and melissa mccarthy. >> hey, how did you get that picture of me?>> good morning, america. whoo! five, six, seven, eight. >>> wow, never too early for the "gma" jam. look at those morning risers. that workout is call eded pow. >> they're right above us right now. we can hear them. combining pilates, cardio and drumming. >> you can see it's lower for the lower quarters. and the drumming takes your mind off how much pain you're in. it's fun. those are not just any ordinary drumsticks. the secret to how to rock out for a rock pard body. we'll explain it all george. >> right now, to amy with the morning rundown. >>> an international crackdown. some of the top officials in world soccer are under arrest in a mass i have corruption scandal. at least 14 people charged with allegations they took more than $150 million in bribes and kickbacks which could have cost the u.s. the chance to host the world cup. fbi agents raided offices in miami. one u.s.icial has already pleaded guilty. >>> more rain in houston this morning, on top of the historic flooding that h

. >> union season now going much better only one win in ten matches today in toronto and john mccarthy gives up goal to sebastian. you only >> victor espinosa says he's luckiest on earth and he's in the driver's seat at kentucky derby for the third time. record crowd over 170,000 on hand for the kentucky derby today. there's tom brady aaron rodgers, a lot of them in the house. american farrow is favorite. >> coming to the finish american farrow and victor espinosa won the kentucky derby. >> what a finish. americans can back-to-back derby wins for espinosa. courtmund third ands my nose a. >> it's finally fight night in ves as. he's about to go down maybe between mayweather andiao. >> you see the fight now there's been issues with ordering pay perview tonight. we hear that the fight is delayed right now. not exact time when this thing will gets going. mayweather putting 42-0 record on the line he's set to make $180 million if you break that down $5 million a minute. >> they should have had this five year ago. what do you think. >> better light than never. a shrtless man found out where t

joe mccarthy would score. virginia would take a 2-1 lead. on to win 3-1, and they are now 2-0. and the gael monfils and federer match had to be delayed. they will play a best-of-three contest tomorrow. and a congratulations to kei nishikori. he has been on quite a ride since advancing last year, currently ranked this in the world. he made some history at the french open with his straight that's when today. he becomes the first japanese player to reach the order final since 1933. ok, here we go. barcelona. with the ball, lionel messi. some quick work to get through three defenders. he scores the goal. breaking down the defense, and barcelona got the wind and the play of the day. and a final moment, in nascar jimmie johnson gets his 10th victory at dover international kellye: let's take another look at that forecast. devon: montgomery county, right over rockville, gaithersburg. maybe even bladensburg. and maybe some clouds, there could be an overnight rain. monday, the likeliest rain is night time the afternoon only a slight chance. one last w

administrator gina mccarthy: >> we crafted these rules because we have a statue that's over 40 yearss that are extremely important being degraded or polluted while we sit and think about it. >> reporter: mccarthy says some 60% of all streams, tributaries and wetlands in this country were not specifically safeguarded before. under this rule they will be. >> 117 million people rely on those streams that are now tenuously protected or not and we needed to define a strategy to protect them because people rely on them for drinking water. >> this is an example of a soybean field. >> reporter: but not everyone is cheering the e.p.a.'s action. kevin paap farms soybeans and corn on this fourth generation farm located 90 minutes west of twin cities. he fears the new rule means that some of his irrigation ditches, necessary to drain extra water off his fields, will suddenly be regulated. >> this has water running in it today because we had rain yesterday. so the system is working, it's taking the excess water out. if this ditch gets classified as a "water of the u.s.", will i have to get a perm

mccarthy knows he doesn't have to prove these six officers are innocent. just create doubt. when you do a sloppy investigation and i've investigated homicides and i've been a part of charging conferences, you attack the -- attack the investigation to create that doubt and that's what i see going on here and it's going to be highly unlikely i believe, that she's going to be able to prove a murder charge and a manslaughter charge beyond a ream doubt. >> you've made the point, andy she's charged the one cop with depraved indifference murder and also with criminally negligent homicide one means you had a more actively you know wrong-headed event. >> one is intentional murder and the other isn't. the other is a mistake. >> why is that a problem? she's going to pursue two different theorys. >> juries convict when prosecutors convince them that they the prosecutors know what happened in the case and prove it compellingly. if you file charges that are colliding with each other, if you ask the jury or present the jury with charges where your theory of guilt is exactly the theory of i

mccarthy? >> i was with mccarthy. i was with gene. what were you telling me? i want to know what you're willing to fight about here. >> no, i don't want to fight. we disagree with ronald reagan. >> i disagree with ronald reagan. >> yes! i'm saying the same thing. >> all right. okay. >> but he used movie slogans. he thought it was useful. but he also had policy behind it. rubio has ditched the policy. he is just using the slogans, thinking that that somehow is going to register. >> i don't know. >> these guys are all setting themselves up for a general election fight against a female candidate. do they think talking tough is a way to work there? >> there is for you on that score. i remember being in the bush white house. and there being more in favor of hillary clinton because they felt that she could handle the foreign policy issues that were going to come up than they were for barack obama. so they did have faith in her as a potential commander in chief as opposed to many others, let's say. >> i think the line you were trying to remember from ronald reagan is

. >> for those who like to laugh, melissa mccarthy stars in "spy". >> we're giving you a new identityced housewife from iowa. >> that's a confidence builder. >> pixar made the movie my daughter is most liking forward to "inside-out". >> she keeps really from being poisoned physically and socially. >> hold on guys. >> capsule -- >> i can't wait for straight out of compton, the story of the large legendary rap group, nwa. >> this song glamorrized gangs and drugs. >> it's a reflection of our reality. >> i want to see that right now. we have eric davis. welcome. another film that i am dying to see is "entourage." let's roll a little bit. >> i hear you got something for me. >> my first movie as studio head and i want you to star in it. >> i also want to direct. >> part of the amazing thing about the show it made somebody named ari seem cool. for three years we failed on the cycle. what do you think. >> it is like the "sex in the city" for bros. they had a screening enentourage last night and that's what this movie is. everybody is back there's a movie that is it going to be successful or f

look at joe mccarthy's first speech. he stands up in wheeling west virginia in 1950 and the waves as she do papers and he says i have here 200 some state department commies. he only names one commie in the state department. his name was john service. he was john service? john service was the safety department official board in china fluid and chinese who knew mao the best. john service was mao's connection to the state department. john service was the first guy that mccarthy aimed at that had to be cleaned out. we cleaned out the state department of all chinese speakers and anybody who had anything to do with the chinese leadership that took over china. they weren't part of the china marauders. let's not talk about mao wanting to be friends with united states. we like this christian china over here on taiwan. incredibly throughout the 1950s and 1960s there were no chinese beakers in the state department. how did that work out for is? the domino theory instead of having people like john service and all these other guys th

mccarthy: thank you very much. very kind. thank you. don't go too long, you have not heard me yet. i want to thank john. that is probably one of the nicest introductions i've ever had. i have been a big admirer of john because he has never lost what reagan taught him. he is willing to make sure the torches continue to be lit. to make sure the values of reagan are taught in other places. when i walked into the green room, i was shocked, there is a picture of me up there. i said, how did you get the already? that is good staff work. i helped lead the 100th celebration where we went to london, to prague, to budapest to poland. they wanted to honor reagan. they understood what reagan talked about, the liberties and the freedoms. they saw firsthand the change that he brought to the world. when i stood before that, and they put statues there, i wondered who made sure those were there? john made sure, and even paid for some himself. so i thank you for that, john. and the work that you do. [applause] i know she cannot be with us tonight, but i want to thank nancy reagan. ronald reagan was

. >> union season now going much better only one win in ten matches today in toronto and john mccarthyes up goal to sebastian. you only

melissa mccarthy. >> that is hilarious. and "train wreck" here.nniest comedy of the year. she plays a girl who cannot commit to one guy. it is honest and heart felt. circle "train wreck." >> and the griswalds are back? >> he is trying to recreate the original "vacation." >> i like it. quickly, any indy films? >> yes. me and earl and the dying girl. it is a great movie. i loved it. bring a tissue box. it is a tear jerker. >> erik thanks. >> i want to see the one with the griswalds. >>> coming up sunny anderson on the grill, but first this is "today" on nbc. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >>> we are back on saturday morning. a lot of you may be planning to fire up the grill the first time this year this weekend. if you are looking for the perfect steak or check innchicken, we have you covered. we h