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along with that, and gerald mcdermott, an electrical inspector, also towards the end of this month. ann aherne, an anchor for the commission for quite a few years, will also be retiring in july. the category here is that they have a boy served the city and have more importantly always put their good work through the efforts of the department, and for that, we will always be thankful. also, i would like to commend the staff. dan lowry, chief building inspector. steve penelli, the chief plumbing inspector. rosemary, a housing inspector. john, and the acting senior building inspector. they have provided a whole range of categories of performance ranging from addressing nov's and inspections. when i look at the numbers, it is really commendable. again, thank them for their continued service, and good job and good work. also, i would also like to say the effort of the commission would be to also maintain and keep moving forward with the balance of the year, strong support for not only staff, but for the categories of how the department will continue to perform and take on the challenges

mcdermott: no. and i would only say that this bill expires on the 26th of june -- july, so we need to act on it quickly and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington yields his time. mr. boustany: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm in full agreement. we need to move and pass this and i think we'll get it bassed -- passed. i must say for the gentleman from washington, at least we have a trade bill on the floor, i hope there are many more to come. we're waiting for the president to send the three pending agreements to us so we can move forward on these and embark on a very aggressive trade agenda and with that i will yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house joint resolution 66 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rule

another electrical inspector commentary mcdermott, 40 years at the department. oscar, 25 years of service. and i am sad to say ann aherne, our secretary, after 35 years, will be retiring. sonya harris, who had been in her stead at this time, will cover those duties. again, welcome to the bic meeting. that is it. >> item 3 is public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. >> good morning. my name is sandy burnback. i live at 570 o'farrell. as i explained last time, we have had some problems. nov's are issued and then there is no follow-up. to emphasize my point, an nov was issued on 5/24 regarding the water heater. on june 16, a second issue wanos issued, along with a certified letter to the landlord stating, and i quote, you are directed to fix the unsanitary conditions. as of the close of business yesterday, nothing had been done. the last thing mentioned on the complaint database was 6/27, where the landlord asked the inspector for an additional two weeks. this is now four week

. >>> now i'm joined live by jim mcdermott of washington state and you want more debate, we'll watchomorrow and sunday, check your local listings for that. let's talk about this if we can right now and the issue of what the democrats as well as what the republicans want, we spoke earlier with what the republicans do want in terms of when they look at the ccb, that's what's going to be introduced on monday, what do you believe in terms of what lawmakers can get done. is this vote that's going to be happening in the house something that will be practical and will move us forward? >> absolutely not, it's another ploy to delay the inevitable, we are going to raise the debt limit and we're not going to do it with constitutional amendments to do this or to do that or to tie our hands and our feet and gag our mouth. that is simply not a good policy, we have moved and it's not going to happen. >> you know, one of the questions out there is can it get done? from your perspective, as one week has gone by, we're just talking about pat and karen there for a second, will it get done there in time

jim mcdermott.k today. >> thank you. >> as you know, uncle sam is quickly running out of cash as the government scrapes up against the 14.3 trillion debt ceiling. apple actually now has more cash on the books than uncle sam. the maker of ipads and iphones sitting on $76 billion. while the u.s. treasury now has about $74 billion. my colleague richard lui has more details on who may get paid and who might not if we default. good morning. >> good morning to you, alex. it's a catch 22. you thinkle sam struggling, like many americans right now. not enough cash, and a lot of bills to pay. cam august 3rd, this could be the tough choice. pay this list of bills getting medicare and medicaid payments to grandma sending social security checks out and pay groups like contractors to keep our military running, just a sample right here of that, or the other list. pay back some money that we have borrowed. over $4.5 trillion owed governmented around the world. these are the top five. china, for instance, right here

. >> reporter: so, together with her new husband, dean mcdermott, she launched a hit reality show titledand dean inn love." and that's how it started. they allowed the cameras to role when he son was born. >> love you, liam. >> reporter: and then stella. >> you want to kiss the baby? >> stella. >> reporter: but in 2009, tori's own mother wrote an open letter to tmz, slamming tori for using her children as reality show props. >> oh, dear. come on. >> reporter: yet tori defends her choices. >> i could be out acting and getting a job and being on a set 18 hours a day every day away from my kids and they could be hoho with a nanny. >> reporter: and yet having their childhoodsds be on tv, yo ever wonder, well, maybe this could damage them or this could come back and haunt them? >> it really doesn't impact them. if i saw that, it would be done. >> you look fantastic! >> reporter: there is a happy ending to this tale. tori has resolved the very public feud with her biggest critic. her own hollywood mother. what unlocked that door? >> the kids. the kids. and especially at their age, they ask for

and the song is addressed to him a song by a john mcdermott. while the song is playing, i will show you some old vintage newsreel footage from the first world war. but i want you to listen to the words of the song. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> added is if you have comments or questions i will be glad to hear them. [applause] >> aside from the is articulate and a brave and well-connected individuals individuals, it is also for large parties that claimed they would reject this then the international solidarity of other working people. were they quickly swept away or did they require a lot of suppression? >> all of the left-wing parties were divided. really britain, germany, and other countries had real divisions in the socialist party is. in britain in the bulk of the independent labour party which is the most important stuck with the leader with his stand against a the war and many other members of the coalition went to the government side. and germany the social democratic party there which was buy far the larg

. >>> coming up at 10:30, we'll hear from congressman jim mcdermott for the democrats' view on the debtand for more news you can log on to firstread. 19th century canadian saskatooner shall be discovered at the bottom of lake ontario. the queen of the lakes still rise nearly 100 feet from the floor it sank back in. it was carrying 80 tons of coal when it sprang a leak during a storm. the rigging and says they're disintegrated. much of the rest of the 129-foot vessel still in tact. kind of nice to look back in history right there. back to the weather. another sweltering weekend a month that has seen the mercury rise to extremes. in july 882 record high temperatures have been set or tied across the united states. and there doesn't seem to be any relief in sight. bill karins joins me now with the forecast for all of you out there. good morning to you, bill. >> good morning to you, richard. this week's going to be all about dangerous heat. hopefully it won't be deadly. when you get a heat wave like we're expecting that's not going to be the case. we have heat warnings in effect for ten diff

mcdermott, for five minutes. mr. mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: madam speaker, over the past several weeks we have been debating ways to reduce the federal deficit. republicans have said that everything is on the table and that nothing is sacred, but that just isn't true. the republicans refuse to cut tax give aways to the wealthy and special interests in this country, and when it comes to discussing the merits of continuing our efforts in afghanistan, the republicans clamor to defend it despite our fiscal mess. i want to remind my republican friends the situation we are in now is not new. throughout history from rome to the ottoman empire to the soviet union the over extension of military and protracted struggles in foreign countries has crippled empires. some historians have credited ronald reagan for the soviet union's collapse but what really bankrupted the soviet union was its wars, just like us, they paid a crushing

. >> congressman jim mcdermott, thank you for your time. >>> one programming note, representative been bonnie frark will be on to talk about his financial services bill. i'm al sharpton, thanks for watching. "hardball" starts right now. >>> gop meets government on protests. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in san francisco. leading off today, my way or nothing, what the republicans are telling president obama these days. do things entirely our way or we'll put the government in default. the republican party shown it's not an opposition party looking to govern or even co-govern. it's a protest party. a party neither makes or takes responsibility for its actions. in a poll out today showing voters are not supporting this republican tea party approach. plus, pay attention to the man behind the curtain. really pay attention. the gop the refusal to raise any taxes under any circumstances is matching the clear purposes the man pushing republican tax policy right now. one man. grover norquist, the most powerful man most americans have never heard of plays "hardball"

name of an irish soldier on one of these tombstones and the song is addressed to him, here by john mcdermott. while the song is playing, i'm going to show you some old vintage newsreel footage from the first world war. but i want you to listen to the words of the song. can you start? ♪ >> well, how do you do. do you mind the advice? and rest for awhile under the warm summer sun. i have been watching all day and time nearly done. i see by your gravestone you were only 19 when you joined the great father in 1916. i hope you died well, and i hope you died fitting. i yearn mcbride. >> did they beat the drum slowly, did they play the pipes slowly? did they in march as they lowered you down? did the band play? did the pipe play? did you lead a life or a sweetheart behind? some say. although you died in 1916 in that day are you for every 19. but strangers without even a name. close them forever behind the glass frame. in an old clothes and ramp toward summer. the yellow, the brown leather plane. did they beat the drums slowly? did they play? did they hum the march as they lowered you down? did the

irish soldier, mcbride, on one of these tombstones and the song is addressed to him sung her by john mcdermott. while the song is playing i'm going to show you some old vintage news real footage from the first world war but i want you to listen to the words of the song. so, can you start the music? ♪ well how do you do young mcbride, do you mind if i sit here and rest for a while bee need the warm summer warmth. i've been walking all day and i'm nearly done. ♪. ♪ i see by your grave stone you were only 19, when you joined the great in 1916 ♪. ♪ i hope you died well and i hope you died clean for young william mcbride, was it slow and unclean? did they beat the drum slowly, did they play the five slowly? did they play the death march as they lowered you down? did the band play the last chorus? did the pipes play the flowers song? ♪. ♪ did you leave a wife or a sweetheart behind? did some faithful aunt has your memory enshrined. although you died back in 1916 can that faithful heart are you forever 19. but are you a stranger without even a name, enclosed in forever behind the glass frame ♪. ♪ in

so together with her new husband dean mcdermott she launched a hit reality show title edd edd idea toome and i'm very quick to say that's completely different. you know the cameras are in ourhome. it's a welcome crew. if i saw any impact to them i would be done. >> reporter: tori has resolved the public feud with her biggest critic, her mother. what unlocked that door. the kids. >> the kids and especially at their age. when they were babies it wasn't you know it was important but now they ask for her. they want to be with grandma and when i see her doing things with the kid, it reminds me of like oh, my gosh, i remember when she did that with me. she was giving me butterfly kisses one day and i was thinking the same thing and she said, do you remember and i said, yeah and -- oh, my god, it was really nice. so i think you get to have a whole new relationship with your parents through your children and i think that's a really nice experience. >> reporter: why does that make you emotional? >> because it's my mom, you know, and no matter what has happened or has been said you still -- you

mcdermott: mr. speaker, the house has acted. no time for celebration. it's not over yet until it passes both houses, the american economy is not safe. standard and poor and moody's announced to the university of washington and to seattle and to king county that if there is a default on tuesday, these institutions in my state go on the credit watch list for downgrade because they received money from the united states government and there's no certainty that the united states government is going to pay its debts. this is a question about whether the united states is going to be viewed in the world as being responsible and paying their debts. it's not about the future. it's about what we've already contracted. and this house, led by the republicans, has put every state, every county, every city, every university that writes bonds for their financing at risk. it's going to cause people to pay more in the state of washington and in every other state because of this foolishness. we need a clean lifting of the debt limit. the speaker pro tempore: under the spe

speaker, i'd like to enter into the record an article written by jennifer mcdermott which documents this story of technological success. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. paul, for five minutes. mr. paul: i thank you, mr. speaker, and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. paul: mr. speaker, the congress is concerned about the debt. the people are concerned about the debt. the markets are concerned about the debt. the world is concerned about the debt and what we're doing here today because we live with a world fiat dollar standard and so the whole world is engulfed in this very serious problem. i do not understand, though, that if the debt is the problem, and i agree that debt is the problem, that for us to come here and raise the debt by $2.4 trillion is the solution. that just baffles me. i think it's a distraction because when a country gets indebted to the degree we are indebt

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