that's a concern. >> mr. duffy do you have anyantly -- knowledge of this building of the penthouse and the dbi? >> i can look it up. >> mr. sanchez? up to you. >> scott sanchez, planning department. the subject before you for the request is the shoring permit and foundation permit whiches not reviewed by the planning department. it's been alluded to the larger department. i denied a rear yard variance that they saw the for the vertical addition. the project was subsequently revised and that project is under review. the foundation replacement if that's what's being done, we would have no issue with that in the planning department reviews and guidelines. >> i have a question, mr. sanchez, if the permits are not connected and they are doing an up grade up existing foundation. there is one slot for a garage. >> by the jurisdiction request, i have not seen plans. if there are plans for the foundation replacement and the question would be does it include you that garage which we don't have an issue with because we've alr

when mrs. duffy got home, she checked out the video and e-mailed it to police.his fellow happened to be familiar to the police. they went to his house. after a couple questions, he confessed to the crime. >> look at the dopey look on his face sitting on the toy chest. >> i want to punch him. >> you want to punch him in the teeth sticking out. >> it would be great to catch him half way through. >> he walked through the house. nothing seemed to be out of order. he's facing a breaking and entering misdemeanor crime for this. >>> it's american but we have all done it before. park your car, get out and your seatbelt is on. kind of embarrassing. how about doing that 13,000 feet in the air? here goes a group of people jumping out of a plane. >> oh, no. >> he forgot to unbuckle himself. now he's dangling 13,000 feet above the ground. >> he's 64 years old, retired air force, 600 jumps under his belt. unhooks and there he goes. no problem. have a good trip there, see ya, bye. >> can you imagine, you get up enough nerve to jump out of a plane and realize you are dangling w

so when mrs. duffy got home, she collected the video. she e-mailed it to the police and this fella happened to be familiar to the police. they went to his house. according to police, after a couple of questions he confessed to the crime. >> look at the dopey look on his face. >> you just want to punch him. >> when i first watched this, i was hoping he'd get stuck but he seemed to have just gone through the house. >> he's facing a breaking and entering misdemeanor crime for this. >> okay, we're giving away another ipad mini in just a while. >> you'll need wednesday's buzz word to win. >> you have to be a u.s. resident and 18 years or older to win. >> stay tuned. it's the ipad mini give away in just a bit. >> i think first i'd like to put a big warner, warning on the screen because we're about to see some panties drop. >> panties are dropping in this video. dropping. >> panties on the ground, panties on the ground. >> those are panties dropping out of that airplane. >> why would you drop panties out of an airplane? >> because this is at th

on capitol hill, tamron, as you heard from house republicans in the introduction, mr. duffy and griffin, more than happy to plump this over to ted cruz and see exactly what they'll do over there. we know the senate is not going to pass it. it's going to go for the length of the duration of the hour they have to debate. he cannot do a traditional filibuster but house republicans do expect him to go to the end and do a show of force on senate floor and it will come back to the house but we don't know exactly how it will end up and government shutdown is on the horizon. >> back to the divide within the republican party, congressman peter king saying ted cruz is following out a fraud with the people and john mccain saying it is not rashl that a repealing of obama care will happen. corker tweeting out, i didn't go to harvard or princeton but i can count the de-funding box is a tactic that will fail and weaken our position. if you factor out the president, just the battle within the party speaks volumes when the american people are wondering why can't things get done when you have

rise today to submit for the record on behalf of my colleague from the great state of wisconsin, mr. duffy, in honor of the valiant efforts ingman. nt aydar his company was penned -- pin down then he assumed command, reorganized and combined the two trapped squads and proceeded to charge the enemy machine guns alone he took out one crew with a grenade before being hit with a second machine gun. seriously injured and with incredible courage and stamina, the corporal rose and killed the entire gun crew using only his rifle before falling unconscious from his wounds. as a result of this singular action, the defense of the enemy was broken, his squad secured its objective and more than 100 hostile troops abandoned their weapons and fled in disorganized retreat. it is for his courage and unwavering devotion i'm proud to honor on behalf of my good friend and colleague from wisconsin mr. duffy and remember the actions of sergeant ingman. gab gab -- ms. gabbard: he was awarded the medal of honor for extreme gallantry on october 29, 1944rks in france. during the devastating assault sakato atoon, pr

mr. duffy: he was awarded the medal of honor for his bravery beyond the call of duty. n the korean war, corporal 's troop was being attacked and he charged the enemy's machine gun fear by himself he took out the enemy's entire gun squad using only his rifle before he fell unconscious due to his wounds. as a result of his actions, the defense of the enemy was broken and more than 100 hs tile troops abandoned them and fled in disorganized retrote. it's because of his courage and unwavering devotion that a stand here today to honor ther engman. f corporal thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today as a member of climate caucus -- safe caucus to say the earth's three mat is changing. climate change is not something that can be addressed at the last minute. mr. holt: we are governing by crisis now. this congress has failed to act or even consid

mr. duffy: thank you, mr. chairman. now, listen, i've been in this institution for 2 1/2 years. and the majority or the minority leader from the other side of the aisle, she talked about hounds. i have heard a lot of howling from the other side of the aisle. howling about fairness and howling about equality. well, talk is cheap. because today you have an opportunity to live and vote for fairness and equality. because for months big business has come to this town and they have asked for an employer exemption. an exemption from the employer mandate. and all we're doing tonight is saying, let's treat individuals in america the same way you're trithe treating big business -- you're treating big business. they may not have as much money s, but they lobbying have us fighting for them. join us so we can treat individuals like the big business you give an exemption. the president talks about how great obamacare is. but we have to note that he's excluded his administration. the press secretary, mr. carney, he gets up often and talks about how great this bill is. if it is so great, what w

. >> our chair now recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy. >> welcome to the committee room and the hearing. i want to focus on data. we have touched on that a little today. i want to go back to the conversation and give you an opportunity to tell the committee how many americans you are collecting their financial data. >> i have tried to give this answer several different times. >> i'm looking for a number. >> that is not how the question . >> how many americans do collect on their. >> we don't collect directly. we go to institutions and work with institutions heard >> how many institutions -- how my americans are collected through those third parties? >> we oversee approximately 110 large banks and a few credit unions with assets of $10 billion or more. is -- >>stion for you that's not the way they work is done. it is like asking me what color is this song? is not quite the same thing. >> how many actual credit cards are you collecting on americans credit card data? know, aamerica wants to number of common in your collecting and you're giv

duffy transferred to the i.c.c. at least not if it unites their supporters ok mr jones we have to take a short break now but when we come back britain as you just pointed out was one of the most active members of the anti gadhafi call ation predicating its involvement on the need to protect human lives and human rights is it still ask concerned about those issues now that gadhafi sr is gone that's coming up now on all the part. pledge it was a compliment very hard to take the pledge again a little longer here a plug that had sex with the perfect hair no let's play. lists lists lists lists lists lists about. a. cut. live. live live. live . unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. but you know i only go to the duchesse. and antarctica. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young our they're going to get along with each other and i don't know. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. what adventures await in this mysterious land where do they live want to eat and what are they actually doing it until t

duffy transferred to the i.c.c. at least not if it unites their supporters ok mr johns we have to take a short break now but when we come back britain. as you just pointed out was one of the most active members of the ad to get off a call ation predicating its involvement on the need to protect human lives and human rights is it still ask concerned about those issues now that gadhafi sr is gone that's coming up now on a well the part. wealthy british. time right. around the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations to rule the day. old. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got this huge you're covered. there's a medium leave us so we need to be part of the scene to secure in. your party there's a goal. which is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . at le

couple of weeks ago a former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process in misrata and it's clear that this you duffy could easily suffer the same fate. just go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor. who she or he at the time chose to indict and whether that's a political decision or not but when we talk about a fair trial you're talking about three judges who have been chosen for their independence and impartiality in their expertise and i'm confident that we would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. . can catch the full interview with john james in about fifteen. and my colleague andrew farmer spoke to the bin or maker who said the country has every right to try to get off this song without interference so he's a libyan all the crimes on the charges against him. committed in. every libyan believes that he should be tried in libya none of those. none of the crimes that he's been charged with are being committed outside libya so there's no reason whatsoever to to to try him outside libya and as the d