mr. birmingham. um, i think you've you've spoken to the points or allegations about, uh, work exceeding the scope of, of permits. yeah. but just for, for everybody information. um, obviously your your comments are , you know, as of the latest information we have about the project, which is, you know, still underway. okay. um, if there were no further, uh, concerns about work exceeding permits going forward, what would be the proper channel for, for, uh, neighbors such as the appellant to voice those concerns? yeah, he could definitely file another complaint. he had. there was two complaints filed. our inspectors went out, investigated both of them and closed them. one was for exceeding or, you know, extending the rear building, which it turns out is just, you know, flat work, patio landscaping, basically. and the other one was for the height of the retaining wall. but if he feels something else is going on, he's more than free to file another complaint and will happily go out and investigate it. than

mr. birmingham can answer that. >> i'll ask him, just to characterize that this happens. i've always wanted know, does it happen 5 or 10 percent of the time? or what is it? that's all? thank you. >> i'm hoping you can enlighten me as to the process that allows the appellants to come before us. and you said it's up to now, as far as everything you know pending the final inspection, there is no violations of anything? >> thank you for that question, i believe there was a notice of violation of violation for the property, it was not something that the planning department issued, sighting that the 2017 permit lacked the final inspection therefore, was not at a complete permit which i believe triggered the filing of 2024 permit. >> but, okay, so as to substancetive problems. and if that finds violations of code that can be addressed. >> correct. >> okay, thank you. >> just for the shake of thoroughness, the post in the corner, would that have been approved by planning when this first came through? >> i'm not aware of an 8-foot post as part of the plans. it's not been noted in

mr. birmingham goes out and investigates it. sees more things that are wrong. does that stimulate an action. and found. that's wrong. is that the action. >> this does happen. a 311 call. or an inspector checking dbi may be out there for whatever reason and there is encroachment or possible encroach and want strig are this. >> the circumstance of another complaint and nov and event this creates the city going out encoachment here by the fact i worked for the city. i believe that's what happened. what's the cure. we know we what the point is tha we have a fence ruled illegal. and a fence illegal it encroaches what is the we will fwoet this pointful what's the cure if there is encroachment if there is a violation. they have to be brought down to 3 feet. the fire tabled have to be removed. we are not saying. >> i'm sorry. persian gulf well come in. >> yes. correct. commissioners. >> thank you. your questions or swig's question prompts another for me. that is, in this area in dispute. is the city's position belongs to the city or the homeowner. jot city. for decades

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alabama fertility clinics have paused ivf treatment hhs secretary javier becerra is in birmingham alabama and joins us now, mr. secretary. thank you so much for being with us. you said the supreme court ruling in alabama has heart wrenching consequences for alabama women in their families walk us through these consequences john, thanks for having me. >> and of course, if you're looking to have a family, all of a sudden, you're told that you could face prosecution. certainly you're facing confusion as to whether or not you can continue with your in vitro fertilization. and what are the consequences for you if they're not? successful, if you have embryos that you don't use, it's just a situation that would not have existed had roe versus wade continued to be the law of the land which protecting everyone's rights to healthcare, including women's rights to reproductive health care. >> this is a state supreme court decision. what if anything, can the federal government do to alleviate this situation for families? there? >> well, remember the cause of concern is the undoing of the constitutional protections we had

mr ezedi walking near blackfriars bridge. his current whereabouts are unknown. the government will allow birminghamrom april. birmingham declared effective �*bankruptcy�* in september after admitting it could not balance its budget while settling a huge equal pay bill and continuing to provide services. typically, if a council wants to raise annual taxes by more than 5%, they need to hold a referendum but westminster has waived the rule in light of the local authorities�* dire financial crisis. local government secretary michael gove blamed the labour controlled council's leadership for the failure, but several authorities have warned of an increasing strain on their resources because of inflation and rising housing costs. work is continuing to demolish an unauthorised building at his place in bedfordshire. husband lost an appeal against work is continuing to demolish an unauthorised spa building at the home of captain sir tom moore's daughter in bedfordshire. in october, hannah ingram moore and her husband colin lost an appeal against an order to remove the building. they claimed the spa pool woul

birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> i used that time and i've used i spoken a lot about the need to use sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there and why is that? because actually it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, that are which people are about which people are worried about going whether it's often going to, whether it's often based or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> mps are warning that protests are putting unsustainable pressure on police resources. they're calling on the government to give more support as demonstrations continue over the israel—gaza war. a cross—party committee found that policing protests between the 7th of october and the 17th of december last ye

birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mrlly admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's often based gangs or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> meanwhile, mps are warning that protests are putting unsum attainable pressure on police resources as they're calling on the government to give more support as demonstrations continue over the israel—gaza war. a cross—par

birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mry admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's often based gangs or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> meanwhile, mps are warning that protests are putting unsum attainable pressure on police resources as they're calling on the government to give more support as demonstrations continue over the israel—gaza war. a cross—party

birmingham history center in alabama. he was a recipient of the tennessee association of museums award of excellence for four consecutive years. from 1996 to 1999. mr. desmond is currently hard at work on several writing projects, so let's give him a warm return welcome. historical heart. good morning, everybody. it's good to see you all. and i just said, y'all, mary is going to keep track of the number of times i say y'all if it's more than ten. i'm moving back to maine. it is a pleasure to see everybody today. i want to thank the guy who was in charge last year for letting me speak today. it's a great honor to be in company with these great historians in the back of the room, but i was a little bit disappointed when i found out the guy last year i wasn't his first choice. okay, it turns out that he had a couple other guys in mind and they couldn't have come, so i'm giving this talk on highbridge today. see if i can get this thing to work. well, i'll, as always, turning it on. that always works. good. doesn't seem to be working. there we go. i am this at the wrong. there goes my. technological wizard. and you've just seen the best that i can do. o

birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets. mrefully . carefully. >> i used that time and i've used i spoken a lot about the need to use sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there and why is that? because actually it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, that are

birmingham and east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities , with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully , given the fact that carefully, given the fact that i used that time and i've used i spoken a lot about the need to use sensible language. >> i clearly didn't use the right language. there and why is that? because actually , it's that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, that are which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's often based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> well, west midlands mayor andy street told gb news earlier there was never any evidence to support paul scully's original claim. >> i'm actually don't think there's a controversy at all. one member of parliament said. it it obviously quite self—evident is completely wrong. i was very q

mr khan's failure to tackle pro palestine protests . the palestine protests. the conservative party is facing more backlash after mp paul scully claimed there were no go areas in birminghamreas with large muslim communities , which he muslim communities, which he says he now regrets . west says he now regrets. west midlands mayor andy street responded by saying westminster needs to stop the nonsense slurs . meanwhile mps are warning protests are putting unsustainable pressure on police resources. they're calling on the government to give more support as demonstrations continue over israel . gaza war continue over israel. gaza war a cross party committee found that policing the protests between the 7th of october and the 17th of december last year cost forces more than £25 million, it suggesting protest organisers give a longer notice period. former scotland yard detective peter bleksley says the marches are having a massive impact on resources. thousands of officers are having to be brought into london to deal with these protests . protests. >> it's and policing doesn't just have another box of police officers , it can open. officers officers, it can open. officers are b

mr. roker. >> all right we got some heat to talk about look at this we're talking about temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average. minneapolis, 39 degrees today, 12 degrees above average birminghame rock, dallas, 5 to 10 degrees above average. seasonal temperatures as we get into late this week with low 40s here in new york city, mid-50s by thursday in washington, d.c., the mid-50s in cincinnati. chicago, you will get down to th >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are dealing with some dense fog in the north bay, down to zero visibility in santa rosa, and only a quarter mile visibility in novato. we'll see the fog linger until 10:00. after that, we'll have a nice day. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll see it also continue with about the same temperatures tomorrow as our weather stays dry. but rain will be >>> and that is your latest weather. i do like when we are surprised by the commercials, instead of seeing them ahead of time. >> i agree. >>> still ahead, we have more super bowl commercials to discuss. the long-awaited trailers for two potential blockbusters. >> carson will have that on "popstart," plus your mor

birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities , with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully , and mps are warning carefully, and mps are warning that protests are putting unsustainable pressure on police resources. their calling on the government to give more support. as demonstrations continue over the israel gaza war, a cross—party committee found that policing the pope, the protests between october and december last year cost forces more than . last year cost forces more than. £25 million in. the bbc has apologised to the family, caught up in the huw edwards scandal over the way their complaint was handled. it follows, claims the news presenter paid for explicit photographs of a teenager. a review into how non—editorial complaints are handled identified a number of failures and says there's a need for greater consistency when it comes to addressing concerns. the report found the initial complaint about mr edwards was not logged on to the relevant case management system , so could case