mr. duffy. >> it's right there inspector duffy right tell you okay. okay (laughter). >> it didn't look right (laughter) commissioners joe duffy dbi the building permit under this was a form 3 permit which means taken in and reviewed by planning department, planning department actually looks like it was over-the-counter dbi looks like it took it in and reviewed it as an intact permit and probably because of the amount of work that was proposed but think plan it was what we needed to give it more review so as you've heard that was plan checked by one of the dbi engineers and the are two other building permits around the same time one for explore try it costs 15 hundreds that recent in october 2015 and then there was another one in october 2015 for an interior remodel of upper bathrooms and waiting through the brief and looking at the all the notes and they like whenever we come across an sexual abused we take them seriously the department and it was reviewed by one of the engineers i state looks

mr. duffy. >> it's right there inspector duffy right tell you okay. okay (laughter). >> it didn't look right (laughter) commissioners joe duffy dbi the building permit under this was a form 3 permit which means taken in and reviewed by planning department, planning department actually looks like it was over-the-counter dbi looks like it took it in and reviewed it as an intact permit and probably because of the amount of work that was proposed but think plan it was what we needed to give it more review so as you've heard that was plan checked by one of the dbi engineers and the are two other building permits around the same time one for explore try it costs 15 hundreds that recent in october 2015 and then there was another one in october 2015 for an interior remodel of upper bathrooms and waiting through the brief and looking at the all the notes and they like whenever we come across an sexual abused we take them seriously the department and it was reviewed by one of the engineers i state looks

. >> well, when i first saw mr. duffy had a blue substance all over his face and all over his mouth. nobody knew what it was. we walked him outside of the garage where he started throwing up. and he obviously appeared to be intoxicated of some sort. >> because he is vomiting, officer white takes duffy back to the hospital. after receiving the all clear, duffy is placed in the back of officer white's police car, heading for the jail. >> the first thing i did was roll down my window when he got into the car because i knew he would be vomiting, it would be a long trip to the jail. it's fresh air for him to help him out and help me out as well. >> with his seat belt on and his hands shackled behind his back, duffy seems secured in the back seat for the trip. >> he wasn't complaining. it was just his actions. he was vomiting, you know, incoherent. he appeared to be intoxicated. >> but then -- >> as i'm driving down the freeway at freeway speeds, out of the corner of my eye, i caught him already halfway out my window. instant r

. >> mr. duffy. >> good evening, commissioners joe duffy dbi the permit holder appeal is a was a over-the-counter approval it did take a few medias to get the over-the-counter they walked go it through and been to the department a couple of times and that's that's okay it is considered an over-the-counter you're walking through for whatever reason they actually got their approval in december and didn't come back until mark that's fine but it from a building code point of view again mr. sanchez said is those are not approved drawings but matched the permit depiction the only enlargement the deck gets longer as commissioner fung pointed out that is 3 feet away from the property line not requiring a firewall and most of other work it looks like it is pretty standard what we call rooms permit that on the ground floor the room a couple of bedrooms and bathroom nothing to alarm me i'll say a building inspector we have those permits we've seen we get alarmed when they have a bathroom they add one to every

totiano mr. duffy cummings moreno mr. walton ms. wynns pr president haney that is 4 i's. >> that's 5 i's thank you. >> thank you ms. casco. >> and now we will entertain a report if rules committee on one six 4 dash a for the 2016. >> the committee recommends that the board send a positive recommendation and adopt this resolution. >> thank you dr. murase are you reading the resolution into the record. >> yes. >> in support of safeties for all act of 2016 authored by myself and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and vice president walton whereas more than a one hundred and 17 thousand americans were killed or injured by guns in 2013 including 7 thousand plus children and 8 thousand plus californian and whereas they've been one hundred and 60 school shootings in the united states since the sandy hook elementary school attack in 2012 whereas a california is a leader in adapting effective and common sense gun safety laws to improve public safety but the state has polls in the law that allow too many dangerous individuals to commitment acts o

which is always better when you're standing here trying to speak to these things >> mr. duffy, having been out to the building do think there are life and safety issues at that the link? is it possible there might be a third fire and affect the buildings next door? >> staff: i'm not sure what caused the first part but the first fire happened in the building was a business and 30 sure that. i'm not sure that business was there on the side. i don't think was because [inaudible] but anytime you have a building setting for several years in this condition, i would say, yes, it is that hazard. there's deftly a life safety issue. it's honestly sitting on the street and this is a photograph i have in the file. >> actually, i'm going to suggest we at amendment the motion. >> commissioner walker: i think deputy director wanted to talk about the process. >> optic happy to call oh cii. i don't doubt they have a year sounds reasonable. according to the project sponsor is can it get he will know one way or the other whether we'll get approval for that we turn down in the next two months. on

. >> mr. duffy anything. >> good evening joe duffy dbi the building permit mr. appeals to have been issued properly by dbi a typical remodel on the ground floor rooms at the deck and rear didn't require the firewalls the deck has been pulled in from property line a current approval and we - the building is second story and we did the structural notification and there is an open complaint on the property i on intersections it is filed by the appellant and it was the deck was blocking the view i can't see my room in the window in the yard so we investigated that the complaint is open the inspection on the deck and permit was on unapproved plan many it's updated prior to the suspension of the permit i'm available to answer any questions. >> your notice only goes to the adjacent. >> that's correct. >> doesn't go to the. >> no. >> the appellants property. >> right a structural notification for both sides. >> subject excuse me - to this hearing the nov will it be abated. >> not an nov we issued a - from the permit is upheld we certainly have no reason to keep it au op

which is always better when you're standing here trying to speak to these things >> mr. duffy, having been out to the building do think there are life and safety issues at that the link? is it possible there might be a third fire and affect the buildings next door? >> staff: i'm not sure what caused the first part but the first fire happened in the building was a business and 30 sure that. i'm not sure that business was there on the side. i don't think was because [inaudible] but anytime you have a building setting for several years in this condition, i would say, yes, it is that hazard. there's deftly a life safety issue. it's honestly sitting on the street and this is a photograph i have in the file. >> actually, i'm going to suggest we at amendment the motion. >> commissioner walker: i think deputy director wanted to talk about the process. >> optic happy to call oh cii. i don't doubt they have a year sounds reasonable. according to the project sponsor is can it get he will know one way or the other whether we'll get approval for that we turn down in the next two months. on

. >> mr. duffy anything. >> good evening joe duffy dbi the building permit mr. appeals to have been issued properly by dbi a typical remodel on the ground floor rooms at the deck and rear didn't require the firewalls the deck has been pulled in from property line a current approval and we - the building is second story and we did the structural notification and there is an open complaint on the property i on intersections it is filed by the appellant and it was the deck was blocking the view i can't see my room in the window in the yard so we investigated that the complaint is open the inspection on the deck and permit was on unapproved plan many it's updated prior to the suspension of the permit i'm available to answer any questions. >> your notice only goes to the adjacent. >> that's correct. >> doesn't go to the. >> no. >> the appellants property. >> right a structural notification for both sides. >> subject excuse me - to this hearing the nov will it be abated. >> not an nov we issued a - from the permit is upheld we certainly have no reason to keep it au op

. >> mr. duffy anything okay any public comment? okay. seeing none mr. zach anything else to add 2, 3, 4 rebuttal commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> so we cut to the chase. >> go for that. >> no statement no appellant the process was fully vetted by the appropriate pa parties i'll move to deny the appeal. >> two appeals and two permits. >> yes. both. >> thank you very much. >> commissioner lazarus so that on on that motion to uphold the permits they were properly issued. >> commissioner fung. >> commissioner honda and commissioner swig thank you so that carries with a vote of 4 to zero and move to item 9 jurisdiction request subject property on market street with a letter if chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and others chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and others chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and othersf chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and othersro chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and othem chad poter and naomi, period of time and adams and others (calling names) requesters a

i would like to thank mr. duffy and the committee staff for their work on getting the best possible they'll on the committee -- the best possible bill into the committee. i look forward to continue this work to help puerto rico be successful in the long term. i yield back. >> i reserve the balance of my time, or a yield back, whichever comes first. ok, i will encourage this amendment again. this amendment is very simple. it includes the members of jurisdiction, so that committees that have jurisdiction over the tax policy and the financial services policy can look at this and it's by the processes coming back to us. i am happy to yield back the balance of my time. >> are there any amendments to the enemy? all of those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> the motion carries. i would like to go through four amendment's right now. i have no problems with these amendments. i lied again. instead, there is an even better amendment, it is a brilliant amendment. it is a technical one under my name, which is number one. this 1 -- i'

i want to thank mr. duffy and one step closer in being in law.urge my colleagues to support the amendment and look forward to continue to go work with all of you to help puerto rico be successful in the long-term. i yield back. >> i reserve the balance of my time. >> you can't reserve. >> or yield back, whichever comes first. okay, i will encourage the adoption of the amendment, this amendment is very simple, includes committee's of jurisdiction so that committees that have jurisdiction over tax policy can look at this, expedite process of recommendations coming back to us and i'm happy to yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you, any other discussion to this amendment? all those in favor say aye, oppose say nay, motion carries. all right, i would to go through four amendments right now that i will tell you in advance i once again have no problems with and willing to accept it. we have two -- no, i lied again. instead there is an even better amendment, brilliant amendment, it's the technical one under my name which is number one. this one

the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. duffy of wisconsin for today, after 7:00 p.m., and for the balance of the week. and mr. lamborn of colorado for today, after 7:00 p.m., and for the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: madam speaker, i'd like to make the motion to adjourn had the house. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, virginia democratic congressman bobby scott will talk about a report released by the g.a.o. which found that k-12 schools are segregated by race and poverty. the report was released on the the anniversary of brown v board of education. then bruce westerman will join us to tal

i want to thank mr. duffy and the staff on getting the best possible bill out of our committee and one step closer into law. i urge my colleagues to support the amendment and look forward to continue to work with you to help puerto rico be successful in the long-term. i yield back. >> i reserve the balance of my time. >> or yield back. whichever comes first. >> okay, well again, i encourage the adoption of the amendment. it is very simple. it includes the committees of jurisdiction so that committees that have jurisdiction over tax policy and financial services policy could look at this and expedite the process of recommendations coming back to us and i'm happy to yield back the balance ever my time. >> thank you. any other discussion on this amendment? any amendments to the amendment? if not, we vote. all of those in favor say aye. opposed say nay. motion carries. i want to go through four amendments that i will tell you in advance i once again have no problems with and willing to accept it. two by mr. galleg

mr. priebus: wisconsin can be a populist place. you look up in sean duffy'strict in the seventh up north and may be in the sixth along the congressional district, i think donald trump does pretty well. i think hillary clinton is someone that people in wisconsin just don't buy. bill clinton was different. in wisconsin. he has got a little bit more of the i would like to have a beer this guy kind of feel. that is not hillary clinton. that's a scenario that i think people are not giving enough credit to. mr. priebus: donald trump does not drink. do you predict donald trump will win this constant -- wisconsin? mr. priebus: i think he will but you have to look at a garlic ron johnson. i think he's in very fortunate to draw. like hillary clinton, they are in the same mold. retreads, people that are always coming around and bringing the same message. people rejected russ feingold. i think ron johnson is a part of this that people are not talking about either. mr. allen: a question than a quick rapid round. what other states decide -- besides wisconsin do you predict

mr. gilberte. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, madam chair, madam president, my name is otter duffy, resident of north of market byity hall here. i am a neighborhood activist. my biggest area of activism and understanding is election issues from always trying to find ways, you know, to get my neighborhood has a somewhat lower turnout than other neighborhoods. there is a lot of extra names on voter rolls of people who don't live there because it's a transient neighborhood and there is actually a number of issues with voting and to talk about maybe having a primary eelection for the mayor? which has been possibly maybe might happen or not? depending on things. i think it makes a certain amount of sense, because one of the things that voters don't get with rank choice voting, they don't always get a clear idea who the finalists are, the two people? very often they come in and vote and see that some the votes gets stranded or exhausted and they don't even make a choice on one of the two finalists.

mr. gilberte. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, madam chair, madam president, my name is otter duffy, resident of north of market by city hall here. i am a neighborhood activist. my biggest area of activism and understanding is election issues from always trying to find ways, you know, to get my neighborhood has a somewhat lower turnout than other neighborhoods. there is a lot of extra names on voter rolls of people who don't live there because it's a transient neighborhood and there is actually a number of issues with voting and to talk about maybe having a primary eelection for the mayor? which has been possibly maybe might happen or not? depending on things. i think it makes a certain amount of sense, because one of the things that voters don't get with rank choice voting, they don't always get a clear idea who the finalists are, the two people? very often they come in and vote and see that some the votes gets stranded or exhausted and they don't even make a choice on one of the two finalists. in other cases you see them use rank-choice voting and rank both finalists, which if you are trying to make a choice on

mr. gilberte. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, madam chair, madam president, my name is otter duffy, resident of north of market by city hall here. i am a neighborhood activist. my biggest area of activism and understanding is election issues from always trying to find ways, you know, to get my neighborhood has a somewhat lower turnout than other neighborhoods. there is a lot of extra names on voter rolls of people who don't live there because it's a transient neighborhood and there is actually a number of issues with voting and to talk about maybe having a primary eelection for the mayor? which has been possibly maybe might happen or not? depending on things. i think it makes a certain amount of sense, because one of the things that voters don't get with rank choice voting, they don't always get a clear idea who the finalists are, the two people? very often they come in and vote and see that some the votes gets stranded or exhausted and they don't even make a choice on one of the two finalists. in other cases you see them use rank-choice voting and rank both finalists, which if you are trying to make a choice on

mr. allen: what is your specific scenario where donald trump winter home state of wisconsin? a priebus: wisconsin can be populist place. duffy's up in sean district of north and maybe in sixthxthth along the -- along the river i think donald trump does pretty well. i think hillary clinton is someone that people in wisconsin just don't buy. bill clinton was different. he has got a little bit more of the -- i would like to have a beer this guy kind of feel. that is not hillary clinton. that's a scenario that i think people are not giving enough credit to. mr priebus: mr. allen: an donald trump does not drink. do you predict donald trump will win this constant -- wisconsin? mr priebus: i think he will but you have to look at a garlic ron johnson. i think he's in very fortunate to draw. like hillary clinton, they are in the same mold. , people that are always coming around and bringing the same message. people rejected russ feingold. i think ron johnson is a part of this that people are not talking about either. mr. allen: a question than a quick rapid round. what other states decide wisconsin do you predict that donald trump may

mr. priebus: wisconsin can be a populist place. you look up in sean duffy's district in the seventh up north and may be in the sixth along the congressional district, i think donald trump does pretty well. i think hillary clinton is someone that people in wisconsin just don't buy. bill clinton was different. in wisconsin. he has got a little bit more of the i would like to have a beer this guy kind of feel. that is not hillary clinton. that's a scenario that i think people are not giving enough credit to. mr. priebus: donald trump does not drink. do you predict donald trump will win wisconsin? mr. priebus: i think he will but you have to look at a garlic ron johnson. i think he's in very fortunate to draw. like hillary clinton, they are in the same mold. retreads, people that are always coming around and bringing the same message. people rejected russ feingold. i think ron johnson is a part of this that people are not talking about either. mr. allen: a question than a quick rapid round. what other states decide -- besides wisconsin do you predict that donald

mr. gilberte. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, madam chair, madam president, my name is otter duffy, resident of north of market byity hall here. i am a neighborhood activist. my biggest area of activism and understanding is election issues from always trying to find ways, you know, to get my neighborhood has a somewhat lower turnout than other neighborhoods. there is a lot of extra names on voter rolls of people who don't live there because it's a transient neighborhood and there is actually a number of issues with voting and to talk about maybe having a primary eelection for the mayor? which has been possibly maybe might happen or not? depending on things. i think it makes a certain amount of sense, because one of the things that voters don't get with rank choice voting, they don't always get a clear idea who the finalists are, the two people? very often they come in and vote and see that some the votes gets stranded or exhausted and they don't even make a choice on one of the two finalists. in other cases you see them use rank-choice voting and rank both finalists, which if you are trying to make a choice on wh

mr. gilberte. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, madam chair, madam president, my name is otter duffy, resident of north of market byity hall here. i am a neighborhood activist. my biggest area of activism and understanding is election issues from always trying to find ways, you know, to get my neighborhood has a somewhat lower turnout than other neighborhoods. there is a lot of extra names on voter rolls of people who don't live there because it's a transient neighborhood and there is actually a number of issues with voting and to talk about maybe having a primary eelection for the mayor? which has been possibly maybe might happen or not? depending on things. i think it makes a certain amount of sense, because one of the things that voters don't get with rank choice voting, they don't always get a clear idea who the finalists are, the two people? very often they come in and vote and see that some the votes gets stranded or exhausted and they don't even make a choice on one of the two finalists. in other cases you see them use rank-choice voting and rank both finalists, which if you are trying to make a choice on wh

mr. ryan said he was not quite ready to endorse him. >> can trump win the support. house republicans? with us is republican congressman sean duffyonsin who says he will back trump if he is the nominee. you're willing to take a step further, welcome. >> thank you. >> you're willing to take a step than your fellow statesman paul ryan. why? >> first of all, look at donald trump, he has more votes at this point than any other republican candida candidate. donald trump won my district, but that doesn't mean there's not a lot of great concern in the conservative movement about donald trump's conservative principles and ideas and i think that's what paul ryan has expressioned in saying i'm not ready to endorse quite yet. over the weekend when you heard donald trump talk about taxes and talk about wages, even talking about american debt, i think that's given conservatives some pause and so when you look at where -- >> does that bother you? >> he's clarified the comments. i think it comes back to where is donald on policy, and he's spent -- he's run a great campaign but we care about the policy and conservative ideas that will grow the e

duffy, 71 years old. clara edwards, 68. amela o'shale, 28 years old. tennessee colony, texas. arl johnson, 77 years old. mr. peters: thomas camp, austin camp, 21, kay johnson, 6 years old. clarksberg, west virginia, july 26, 2013. freddie donald swiger, 70 years old. fred swiger, 47. todd russell amos, -- amos, 29. christopher a hart, 26. springfield, missouri, november 15, 2014. lewis green, 44 years old. trevor fantroy, 43. danielle keys, 29. christopher freeman, 24. shreveport, louisiana, may 5, 2016. tyrone coaly, 37 years old. randy brown, 36. robert balkman, 30. joey caldwell, 29. richard baker, 29 years old. platt, south dakota, september 17, 2015. nicole westerhues. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. mr. gallego: mr. speaker, the annual defense bill before the house today removes $18 about from the overseas war account to fund activities not related to war. it is unfortunate that the republican majority, which c