thth doesn't tell me where campos, or hanson, is. maybe they're stuck in traffic. then it's without his car. it was towed off the street after sitting there all night. maybe your non-vigilant rangers have some ideas where they are.. mr. munez: raffi wouldn't hurt anybody. where is he? he's at school. he's not in school. where is he? we donon know, honest. maybe he's at the headquarters. is he in trouble? we won't know until we find him. so don't protect him. if you know where he i i.. this... i have a small handgun. this morning i noticed it was missing. guys, no patrol till after the restraining... where's raffi? i don't know. we think you do. you're cops? now, meyers. all right. we grabbed campos last night. raffi wanted to scare him he's doing business with. that "creep" is an undercover cop. he's scaring him with a gun. we don't carry weapons. sleep okay? i'm not sure what 100 yards looks like. we got a couple more people coming. then we'll get this show on the road. you know, we figured we've had about enough of you two. guys, meet your jury. jude, go easy on

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have fle

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have fle

why not hanson or ioki? you got a problem, penhall? trouble on the home front. dorothy: where did you learn to pack? you got no toothpaste, no razors. i'm inin ? next time you abandon me, give me notice. we've got a cab waiting. and how come five days? it only takes three hours to fly there. we've got to go over this again? she does not like to fly. you can't force a prisoner to fly if sheheefuses. why not hanson or ioki with no family? what family? it's just me and you. sorry. i didn't mean that. except for the two years you dumped me for todd. i don't like sleeping alone. i sleep... i sleep on the couch. we've got to wait until we're sure. both: that's where we made our last mistake. ahem. i got to go. fine. call me. finei'll call you. every two hours? ( slap ) i don't think she'll give you any trouble. she was up all night writing to her boyfriend. her husband. yeah, right. got anything on him? heading south on the interstate. he's probably headed to florida. cory, officers hoffs and penhall. cory: hi. nice to meet you. a car will take you to the bus terminal

. >> i knew but definitely post 2009 but i think that is 2011 do you remember ed or hanson when theytarted excavating. >> in 2010 that was all a paper exercise. >> correct. >> and did in 2010 as everybody as plan checker to tjpa as people were concerned about millennium sinking was there any differential settlement discussions? >> no the discussions at the time as you recall was a siping - slipping below the foundation they tried to arrest that slipping from performing that was the bulk of the conversation he was aware that. >> do you have flexible any recognition when millennium poured the concrete slab whether or not that was differentially settling. >> no idea when they started construction. >> i mean millennium. >> yeah. owe joined the department in the mid of 05 i think and he was invited to a couple of meetings but zero involvement with the plan checker. >> in our role as deputy director through the feeding chain someone said the building is sinking might be tilting you write the letter but post that time you recall at tjpa that everybody knew that was sinking. >> that's a corr

hanson or penhall to do it. wrong. i would if it called for it. this doesn't seem like good police work to me, captain. it feels like some sort of cheap shortcut. i'm just screwing around with someone's emotions here. emotionally. look, jude... you don't do anything if it doesn't make you happy. there's only one of you. there's lots of them out there. it's your call. i'll back you on it. i guess i just needed to hear that. administrative narcotics is working on ing pressure on charles from a number of sides. we're trying to take his major customers away. i'd rather you found out about this naturally. tony's probably right, judy. what happened with the load last night? i'd rather you found out about this naturally. while i'm being natural, and/or stupid what else can i do for you? brandt: sooner or later, he's going to do something stupid. i want you there when it happens. you're right.. look, judy... you need anything, you pick up the phone. i guess it's jususthat i think he thinks he's... hey. hey there, yourself.f. boy, it sure is pretty out the

or not. and i've got hanson riding around with him and he probably thinks i'm crazy, too. fuller thinks i'm crazy. i.e.d. thinks i'm crazy. maybe i am crazy. well, okay. do you think i'm crazy? um, that doesn't matter. doug? what are you doing? i'm sorry. i just thought i needed to do that. i guess not. lieve i'm kissing doug penhall. hey, douglas, how you doing? i was worried about you. why? i'm fine. you left last night and didn't say anything. i called you all night. you weren't home. yeah? did you get lucky? hanson: hi, i'm doug penhall. i'm so depressed. went home early. went to sleep. i didn't hear the phone. you got a sick mind. morning, hanson. hello. penhall. hey, jude. you getting anywhere? i got to meet addabbo in 15 minutes. watch him. i know he did it. i hope you're right. i hope he didn't, but... that's what i meant. yeah. just cream? i have work to do. i think we should talk. there's nothing to talk about. we got to talk. look, last night... yeah, last night. i just wanted you to know i didn't plan for anything to happen. i just came over to drink those beer

many of us have learned to love the team through our parents or grandparents. kwwl's brad hanson tells us about the cubs newest fan -- who -- one day -- will have a unique story to tell his family about his cedar rapids--a different kind of screaming it's okay buddy benjamin matthew jansen decided if the cubs were going to make history, he wasn't going to miss it. "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. he waited less than two hours." baby benjamin's timing was a little off... happened.. "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i realized i wanted the cubs to n, here's my newborn boy, it doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn they'd had another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. "then he hits this double down what about ben? we thought maybe liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his second son, cubs win the world series! his

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have fle

many of us have learned to love the team through our parents or grandparents. kwwl's brad hanson tells us about the cubs' newest fan. screams heard throughout the midwest, after the cubs win their first world series in 108 years. at mercy hospital in screaming it's okay buddy benjamin matthew jansen decided if the cubs were going to make history, he wasn't going to miss it. "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. he waited less than two hours." about the time he was making his first apperance, this happened.. "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i things, here's my newborn boy, it doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. "then he hits this double down the left field line, and we just that would be a good first name. i mean, we already liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his second son, cubs win the world series! his favorite team rewrote h

or not. know how many friends i have, hanson? one. you. yeah, i'm your friend. which means you can't go and blab this to your boss. okay. and you won't try to stop me. nobody can stop you if you want to do it. i want to do it, all right. check it o. on my birthday. right down to the very minute. the eighth of this month, at 5:46 a.m.. that's day after tomorrow. i'm going to fly my bike off the end of clear canyon dorothy: who is it? doug? doug, is that you? out. out is a big place. i'm a big boy. i was worried. listen... i think we ought to give this thing one more shot. i'm still not over you yet-- and i must not be if i'm going through all this-- and i figure maybe there's something there, you know? of course i kn. what are you doing? what does it look like i'm doing? you're taking off your clothes. and they say you're not a rocket scientist. i'm not a rocket scientist. i'm going to bed. here? let's wait. wait? wait. wait?! just until you're sure. i'll never be sure. i don't know what to do. what should you do? punt. we could have him picked up and put into pr

many of us have learned to love the team through our parents or grandparents. kwwl's brad hanson tells us about the cubs newest fan -- who -- one day -- will have a unique story to tell his family about his screams heard throughout the midwest, after cedar rapids--a different kind of it's okay buddy benjamin matthew jansen decided if the cubs were going to make history, he wasn't going to miss it. "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. he was a little off... about the time he was happened.. "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i realized i wanted the cubs to win, but in the grand scheme of things, win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. "then he hits this double down the left field line, and we just looked at each other and said, liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his sec his favorite team rewrote history. "i don't know if i can top it. i mean, having a

many of us have learned to love the team through our parents or grandparents. kwwl's brad hanson tells us about the cubs newest fan -- who tell his family about his screams heard throughout the midwest, after the cubs win their first world cedar rapids--a different kind of screaming it's okay buddy benjamin matthew jansen decided if the cubs were going to make history, he wasn't going to miss it. "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. he waited less than two hours." baby benjamin's timing was a little off... about the time he was making his first apperance, this happened.. "for a split second i'm win, but in doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn they'd had another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. "then he hits this double down the left field line, and we just that would be a good first name. i mean, we already liked that name." hours after matt was blessed w

hanson that if he does not have a valid excuse nd in contempt and he'll be fined or imprisoned. thank you very much. ahh! good you're up. i'll be honest, hanson. i've never seen anybody degenerate this fast before. what did i sleep on? you blow off your job, you wrestle a bear you get a tattoo... what can i say? i thought i was dreaming. you were, kind of. a lot of guys wouldndn let somebody brand new work on their arm. it took a lot of guts. guys die from these things! you can get blood poisoning. you had too much alcocol in you. how could you let me get a tattoo? forget about the tattoo. you can't forget about a tattoo. that's the point. you got one? hey, i'm just looking for the right obobct. i mean, an indian's perfect for you. me, i got to look around. so look, here's the plan: we blow into town, clean up hit a few bars, whatever. the rehearsal dinner is set for seven. that's when we make our entrance. we're crashing debbie's rehearsal dinner? we'll eat someplace else. once she sees you she'll blow off the wedding. relax, man. she told me she never forgets a face. all right,

or white? wally, it's time to play. wally... hanson: i thought these guys from south central were supposed to be tough. the mcquaids? don't forget your bus pass this afternoon. show time, wally. oh! what have we got? no, no... ( cloth ripping ) oh! "full wedgie removal." i perfected that move myself in summer camp, july '75. what else you got, wally? oh, pay day. pay day. thank you very much. we're friendly! hey, yo, sawyer. come over here. we want to talk to you. what do you say we just forget about today? you guys want to be friends? you know your way around. this place has potential for the right guys. you want to do business in this school just make sure it isn't mine. guy. ( knocking ) yeah? mahoney from westside division called, captain. some kid was just busted for shoplifting at the mall. yeah, so? t these shades? maybybyou lost your old watch also? and lifted a rolex to replace it? no, i don't think so, captain. the watch is mine. you got a receipt? i bought it on the street. okay, it's not my watch. it's my father's. at, lane

action, remove the book completely, allow students to use alternate titles or to limit the educational use. from dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. thursday december first. they'll open the floor to public comments at that meeting. coming up on kwwl... an annual thanksgiving tradition lives on... plus.. a man accused of trying to burn down his girlfriend's home --with her inside. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack weather information. here is additional forecast we are tracking a storm forecast to impact us late tonight through wednesday. late tonight into tuesday morning, a light wintry mix is temperatures warm above freezing by late tuesday morning changing any mix to rain. rain becomes widespread in the afternoon and continues through the night and into wind tuesday and tuesday night becomes light on wednesday. thanksgiving day is dry, but we are tracking a chance for light snow thursday night followed

hanson. you got the black memo. we are not going red or blue.eep it simple. >> north carolina that surprises me. what the state was trying to do is purge the roles of people who may have moved or may be dead. and the judge said to put them back on the roles even if they are dead. >> they don't like to mess when it is too close to the end. it says the courts don't want to step in. they may step in after the collecti election. and that's what the supreme court acts in ohio. >> but dead people voting. does the court want to sanction that? >> in this case, it will allow for voter fraud. you don't need a picture id to vote in north carolina. and dead people back on the roles, you can vote for yourself and come back and vote as your dead aunt bessey. they are not checking id's. it is a bad, bad ruling. >> there are some people their voting rights were taken away and they were alive, and so the court doesn't want to do it at this stage of the game. >> we fly through this. ohio. democrats are pursuing and suggesting that they want to stop voter intimida

hanson, news 7 kwwl." the annual fundraiser averages about 125-thousand dollars a year for hillcrest family services. any hillcrest or dubuque bank and trust locations. coming up next... one of uni's future opponents north carolina takes on wisconsin in hawaii and it is a night of action packed fights in downtown waterloo...and it's all legal. rick coleman joins us next on by your local toyota dealer." good evening, i'm rick coleman. four weeks from tonight---the uni basketball program complete its brutal non-conference schedule with a game against fourth ranked north carolina in chapel hill. two weeks ago the panthers held a private scrimmage with 16th ranked wisconsin. well tonight---the tar heels and badgers meet in the championship the badgers fall behind by 8...before battling back.. vitto brown knocks down the three ball.. it's a three point game. north carolina is super talented---joel berry feeds the big man kennedy meeks for two of his 10 first half points to go along with 12 board...... later its berry driving and tossing in the baby hook.... the heels led by 9 at halftime... and right now its... tripoli---

hanson: somebody want to hand me that juice over there? hey, tom, man i think you're a real class act. is this an exceptional cop, or what? juice. man, i'm sorry. i mean, a guy who takes a bullet in his right butt cheek... we're going to get him. it's that simple. a guy who shoots a cop is the lowest scum on earth. i want to take this guy down now. blowfish: excuse me captain, we got this from ballistics there was no one down at the chapel, so i came down. they said you needed it right away. you're gonna love this, dead eye. well, yes i read it. i was concerned about hanson's health. how are you, hanson? oh, fine. thanks. look what they did to him. doug. yeah? the bullet they dug out of hanson... very scary. tinh: technique is good. winning is better. ah, so it is. call the hand, gentlemen. looks like the touch. it's all in the fingertips. i hate to break up the fun, but... where are you going? y. i got a dinner date. impress the hell out of them, bruce lee. give the old crow my love, toooo okay. thanks, guys. later. the meals... that's what i miss the e st. here they throw something in the microwave and it's dinner. back home,

or do you? that's not a very fair thing to say to me. you're using him. i see. exactly what is your business here, officer... hanson? i'm here as cameron's friend. last night he was baptizing himself because he felt unclean for touching a girl. he's not unclean, he's normal! do you see what you're doing to him? i think you better leave. i'd like to see cameron. oh, my god! what are you doing? you crazy? you cannot know the mysteries of god. i have seen them. this has to stop! i have to purify myself for the rapture. no! they're using you. don't do this. it's god's will. that's why he made the miracle. it's happened before. it never happened! yes, it has! g alive. you don't have to be a saint. i want you to leave. look at his hand. i said get out! we've been told teaching the word of god is illegal. woman: it is against the law. not god's law. the president of the united states wants it changed. righteous americans stand behind him. we can repetition the supreme court and join the fight to revoke this heresy. it will take years. by then my children will think they're monkeys. we've got to do something now. our childr

or heavy stream lots of water to be used to put out the fire. >>> fire investigators trying to determine now if the building is structural safe. >> anchor: a dangerous discovery at the town dump in hanson. take a look here. crews say they fund the fire department tweeting this picture of what was left behind. so this all happened around 9:00 this morning of the bomb squad took the device, handed it over to the navy so that they could dispose of it. >> anchor: following more news tonight, needham native and olympic champion aly raisman proving she has a heart of gold. she lend a helping hand to the dana farber cancer institute. >> anchor: a very nice donation with a personal connection. >>> kim and adam, aly an her family presented a $10,000 check to dana farber center for lung cancer. the raisman family is honoring aly's grand mother who passed away from lung cancer. aly said her grandmother supported her gymnastics dreams growing up. the six time olympic medalist also toured the institute signing autographs and snapping pictures with patients, families and dana farber staff. representatives from bridgestone tires were also involved in e while talking to patients aly took down some inf

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or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public

it isn't rated as a normal television station or cable station, because it's only on for 8 ours, 17 days a year. >> and i don't know the guy, but scott hanson he does like eight hours for no commercial. so, you're fantastic. i've never met the dude, but he has a very difficult job. >> and i think the nfl needs to monetize "the red zone." listen to me, telling the nfl how to make money. but i think nfl needs to monetize "the red zone" better or try to make it more a part of the sunday telecast window. >> i've always snickered at the soccer games where they squeeze all the commercials into the halftime and never stop play. should we start thinking about that? >> or start thinking about having a longer break between quarters, maybe, and maybe only one commercial break in the quarters themselves. but i do think they have to do something. because right now the game is just too stutter and stop. >> a lot of penalties out there, too. peter king, it was a real pleasure. tell your buddy, i met him a few years ago and i'm a big fan. >> will o do. >> thanks, peter king. if you would like to hear more of peter king's thoughts, you can check out his mon

or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public

or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public

or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public

or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public

or what their duty was, don't you think? >> supervisor peskin, those are reasonable questions, and i think that at this point in time, it's best that hanson tom, our principal engineer who was the party at that time developing this new process for our department which is what we call currently, we know it's peer review, that was in its infancy. i'm going to turn it over to hanson sol so he can give you a better answer. >> thank you, mr. tom. before we do that, i would like to welcome, before we have the other mr. tom come up, i would like to welcome and acknowledge former director of the department of building inspection, mr. chu. i think you left in 2004, 2005. come on up. and the reason i wanted him to jump in before hanson because at our first hearing on this item, we actually talked about the infancy of peer review and i believe that mr. tom invoked, then director chu in the role that you played in performance based analysis as compared to code prescribed projects and i'm pleased you can't down here this morning. mr. chu i had a chance to chat yesterday and he reminded me of something we had all forgotten about or not discussed public