i'm richard thomas i have something to pass out to you i have to give this to the secretary first. a resident response that i had in writing. my son tense there was an inspection and in that final inspection i didn't have a property job card. i hope you can hear me and the inspector released i didn't have a card and it's lost and i asked for another one the job was done on the deck and that being said when i saw that this was the point of contention - the led gesture shows the we can of the 12 through the 17 i spent seven hundred and 63 dollars for a carpenter basically to take care of all the items on the desk. it basically says here that in his words he was there. everything was fine, and that inspector acknowledged that the drop card was lost. my anticipation was that the drop card was going to be found and signed off by the inspector and having heard from no one 2012 this item had been taken care of itself. i see entries by inspector lopez and he tried to call me. left a voicemail. i have a sheet here i hope you have the city's report and it's very unusual >> but it says made s

requested by appellant the appellant is requesting important time for work >> i'm representing richard thomas the owner. there are two appeals here relating to the same building. if i may i'd like to address one unit that's the one relating to appeal 6774. we filed papers yesterday. i apologize for not getting them sooner. the unit appears to be the sticking point for complete. the department contends that it's a commercial issue there's no evidence to the record that the two were ever connected. this building was constructed in 19 hundred. we have photographs taken yesterday that might clarify the relationship between the two units pr there is uncontested areas that could one day be connecting the buildings. it would be typically of what happened in 19 hundred. the departments position is that this unit was an accessory one time to the unit downstairs but the evidence is the separate unit was never connected in any means. we ask the board to receiver the order finding it was an accessory unit and an illegal unit. upon that took place i want to emphasis that the parties were on the one the br

. >> meet thomas richards. good strong name, good strong job. re is an accountant for the roxon oil corporation, and i'm sure he's a really good guy. i'm going to shoot him in the head. >> live on your television in 30 seconds. >> stephen: not if obama takes his gun away. ( laughter ) please welcome sir ben kingsley. ( cheers and applause ) hey! nice to meet you. thanks so much for coming. nice to have you. i'm a big fan. how are you? >> awesome. amazing. fantastic. spectacular. unbelievable. great. just amazing. fantastic. wow, amazing. amazing. full on wow. just great. just great. boys and girls i have to get this out of my system because i'm going back to the u.k. this evening, and in the u.k.-- ask me as an englishman how i am? >> stephen: how are you? >> all right. >> stephen: you play the mandarin in this you seem to be good at playing the bad guys. you played lenin. you played gandhi, all of the serious heavies, you know. do you like playing a bad guy in this? >> what bad guy. >> stephen: the mandarin. he's a bad guy, right. he's the heavy

. >> meet thomas richards. good strong name, good strong job. ere is an accountant for the roxon oil corporation, and i'm sure he's a really good guy. i'm going to shoot him in the head. >> live on your television in 30 seconds. >> stephen: not if obama takes his gun away. ( laughter ) please welcome sir ben kingsley. ( cheers and applause ) hey! nice to meet you. thanks so much for coming. nice to have you. i'm a big fan. how are you? >> awesome. amazing. fantastic. spectacular. unbelievable. great. just amazing. fantastic. wow, amazing. amazing. full on wow. just great. just great. boys and girls i have to get this out of my system because i'm going back to the u.k. this evening, and in the u.k.-- ask me as an englishman how i am? >> stephen: how are you? >> all right. >> stephen: you play the mandarin in this you seem to be good at playing the bad guys. you played lenin. you played gandhi, all of the serious heavies, you know. do you like playing a bad guy in this? >> what bad guy. >> stephen: the mandarin. he's a bad guy, right. he's the heav

. >> meet thomas richards. good strong name, good strong job. d guy. i'm going to shoot him in the head. live on your television, in 30 seconds. >> jimmy: wow, that was excellent -- [ cheers and applause ] i can't believe that's your voice. you must have taken your acting pills then. [ mimicking voice ] it almost sounds -- you're sounding like people will impersonate your voice. is that pretty good? >> that's pretty good, actually. >> jimmy: like if they turn it into a tv show. >> i'm going to start tutting in a minute. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very good, more with sir ben kingsley after the break. stick around, everybody! we have more fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you've never tasted anything like new fruttare. the taste of delicious strawberries and creamy milk, bursting together and perfectly frozen in time. when you look on the bright side, it's all good. ♪ new fruttare. it's all good. are proven to be effective pain relievers tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain bayer back & body's dual action formula

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in the way republicans treat three upcoming high profile nominees, richard cordray, thomas perez, forry, and gina mccarthy to head the epa will determine whether reid does take the unusual step of trying to change senate rules so these kind of presidential nominees are approved with a simple 50-vote vote. you have the vice president. on the senate floor today we got a preview of how nasty this fight could get. first up harry calling out his republican counterpart mitch mcconnell with this. >> he should take a long look in the mirror and he should spend some time in honest reflection of republican's gridlock before he claims it, quote, there's no real problem here. >> well, mcconnell tossed back in the irs troubles with good measure, or for good measure. >> he wants to have no debate. do what i say and do it now. this is the culture of intimidation that we've seen at the irs, that we've seen at hhs, at the fcc, at the s.e.c., and now here in the senate. >> joining right now congressional correspondent for talking points memo and michael sheer. tell me the chances. let's do the bottom l

>> jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox contributor, judy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, merril brown and richard grenell former spokesman to the last four u.s. ambassadors to united nations. fox ns watch is on right now. . >> it says no >> it says no subpoena may be issued to any member of the news media or for the telephone records of any member of the news media without the express authorization of the attorney general. did you delegate that express authorization in writing to mr. cole? >> no, i don't think -- there is anything in writing with regard to my recusal. >> the question was, what about the requirement in the code that you expressly approved -- you have recused yourself, but was that express authorization authority delegated to mr. cole? >> once i recused myself, he does become the acting attorney general with all the powers that an attorney general has. >> the attorney general eric holder facing a congressional hearing getting a grilling over the seizure phone records from the associated press. details from 20 different phone lines where more than 100 journalists work on various sto

richard lui is in for thomas roberts. good morning. >> thanks again, chris.ng up, president obama is hours away from his speech on terrorism. michael isikoff will join us in a bit. >>> another scandal in the ranks. this time at west point. allegations of hidden cameras in the bathrooms. >>> and why is jodi arias being allowed to have all of those jailhouse interviews? all of that and more coming up at 11:00. ness. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? [ crows ] are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad

cal thomas is independent indicated columnist. richard bernstein and political consultant.morial day saturday. cal, let me start with you. governor jind to focus on big government. do you think this is direction is the right way to go or is the governor himself misguided? >> think the governor is absolutely right, arthel. irs especially but all of government is too big, too costly, too taxing and what we've seen w the irs scandals is too intruce i. my view i wrote this past week we ought to get rid of irs and have a 17% flat tax with few deductions and you take care of that problem right away. constitution, it's like the mississippi river when it overflows, it doesn't do any good to. it's too big and doing things that it shouldn't be doing. despite whatever administration is in power we get scandals. >> arthel: what is your take on his advice to his party? >> i think he is -- he is off regarding so-called scandals being the responsibility of president obama. there has not been a run by a bush appointee and let me ask this question. do we think it's a good thing for politica

the way republicans treat three upcoming high profile nominees, richard cordray for consumer financial protection bureau chief. thomaserez for labor secretary. gina mccarthy to head the epa will determine whether reid takes the unusual step to change senate rules to these kind of presidential nominees are approved with a simple 50 vote vote. you have the vice president. on the senate floor today we got a preview of how nasty the fight could get. first up, harry reid call out his republican counterpart, minority leader mitch mcconnell with this. >> he should take a long look in the mirror and he should spend some time in honest reflection of republicans' own contributions to the gridlock threatening this historic institution where he claims, quote, there's no real problem here. >> well, mcconnell hit back tossing in the irs troubles for good measure. >> he wants to have no debate. do what i say and do it now. this is the culture of intimidation we've seen at the irs. that we've seen at hss, at the fcc, at the s.e.c. and now here in the senate. >> joining me right now, sahil kapor for "talking point memo" and michael s

richard. that's going to wrap up this hour. thomas roberts is up next.d morning, thomas. >> morning, everybody. just like you've been talking about, we're going to take on that dialogue as well with a woman in our next hour who's written a book having made the same choice as jolie after losing several women in her family to cancer. it's a great story. forget firing. someone needs to go to jail. that's what john boehner just said about the scandal rocking the irs. we're going to talk about the president's very bad week, which could get a whole lot worse when eric holder gets in the hot seat on capitol hill today. we'll talk with shawn spicer as republicans call for holder's job. plus, sexual assaults in the military. yet another high level officer who was supposed to be trusted now accused of perpetrating them, can this be stopped? what are the options? we're going to talk with a lawmaker who has introduced one of three bills to try to fix the problem. my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male ann

thomas. i remember yesterday during the show, it was rain and windy. >> yeah, a much better day here, richardand actually turned around in the late afternoon where it got warm and we saw a lot of people got back out to their homes, today being optimal, longer hours where people can get out in the morning time and start to come back to their places. we've seen incredible stories here, richard. and we're going to thank you for getting us to capitol hill. and i'll go back to you if we need to go back up to yto you i need to speak to kelly. they're trying to figure out how best to serve this community. neighborhoods have been completely wiped out, obliterated, wiped off the map. and questions remain today about what can be done in the future to help shore up and make sure the kids neighborhoods and schools will be safe and there won't be such a loss of life in tornado alley. are shelters the really big question here? and can they be made more affordable to people living here in oklahoma in light of this recent tragedy? joining me right now is oklahoma city mayor, thanks for joining me. you've bee

contributor judy miller, columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton, contributing editor, american conservative magazine, ellen ratner, talk service bureau chief and richard grenell former spokesman to the last four u.s. ambassadors to the united states. i'm jon scott, "fox news watch" is on right now. >> i believe we must keep information secret that protects our operations and our people in the field. to do so, we must enforce consequences for those who break the law and breach their commitment to protect classified information. but a free press is also essential for our democracy. that's who we are. and i'm troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable. >> president obama there attempting to quiet the backlash over his administration's spying on journalist. a "washington post" report earlier in the week broke the story. turns out the justice department did some spying on the news gathering activities of a fox news reporter as a potential crime in relation to classified leaks from the state department about north korea. chief washington correspondent james rosen is the targe

richard. that's going to wrap up this hour. i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next.good morning, everybody. our agenda next hour, poisonous plot. new york city mayor michael bloomberg ricin-loaded letters and what they say about the fight over gun control in this country. we're talking with dan gross and carolyn maloney of new york. >>> the mom jailed in mexico for allegedly smuggling pot is breaking her silence. we talk with an arizona lawmaker trying to help her get home safely. >>> michele bachmann may be out of the business but her tea party legacy will move on. who takes it up? our agenda panel weighs in on that. >>> ann romney speaking out about what sunk her husband's campaign and the scandals plaguing the white house. that and much more at the top of the hour. come here, boy. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infestations, and treats hook-, round-, and

miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, contributing editor, the american conservative magazine, meryl brown, director of month claire state university school of communication and media. richard granel, former spokesman to the last four ambassadors to the united nations. i'm john scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> it says no subpoena may be issued to any member of the news media or for the telephone toll records of any member of the news media without the express authorization of the attorney general. did you delegate that express authorization in writing to mr. cole? >> no, i don't think the recusal -- we looked for this. i don't think there is anything in writing with regard to my recusal, which is again, not -- >> the question was, what about the requirement in the code that you expressly approve -- now, you recused yourself. was that express authorization authority delegated to mr. cole? >> once i recused myself in that matter, he does become the acting attorney general with all the powers that the attorney general has. >> the attorney general eric holder, once again facing a congressional hearing. this time getting a grilling over the justice department's seizure

richard, thank you. >>> that wraps up this hour of "jansing & co.." i'm chris jansing. thomasorning to you. good morning, everybody. our agenda next hour, trifecta of trouble. president obama's white house under siege on three fronts. facing allegations of using intimidation tactics in the wake of scandals involving the irs, associated press and again gazy. will the growing up roar kill the traction of moving his second term agenda forward? this is not the first time the irs has faced heat for targeting a group it suspected of being a little too political. i'll talk with civil rights pioneer julian bond about the 2004 speech that prompted the irs to probe the naacp. >>> one of the most famous women in the world making this daring medical decision. it's having an impact far beyond hollywood. what does it mean for women facing the same choice? we'll talk about that and much more at the top of the hour. 30? 20? new purina one beyond has 9. the simplified purina one beyond. learn more about these wholesome ingredients at purinaone.com her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins

more answers when we bring in former ambassador thomas pickering, who headed an investigation into the attack. we'll hear from two key senators, richardepublican kelly ayotte. we'll get perspective and a rare interview with

one was from cal thomas that said'' matt politics in the end is not about, but principal, not charisma but character and richard norton smith said to most americans coolidge was more than a character, he was character but to most voters he was a leader of freer integrity. could to make comments? >> it is important to stress there is a tragic view of human nature he comes from a remote part of vermont not quite corbett not wealthy everyone is equal and he did not think of himself as a great man he said after his presidency he wanted to return to life at northampton he also understood the words of the president have tremendous way and should not be squandered if you run your mouth of the time as president that will cause problems for you. he had a sense of his own limitations but he and stood that life does not always what we wanted it to be. his mother died and his sister when he was growing up and as president his son died while he was in the office and got the blood blister there is don't notion of right to health care what we expect and demand of government today was not possible. it is important to consider

richard cordray done. and i thought that senator menendez was brilliant the way he explained why thomas perez deserves to be head of department of labor, but i want to spend a couple of minutes on gina mccarthy. she has a history of bipartisanship. she worked for not one, not two, not three, but four republican governors. republican governor of connecticut jodi rell. republican governor of massachusetts paul cellucci. republican governor of massachusetts jane swift. republican governor of massachusetts mitt romney. she worked for four republican governors. she's not enough qualified for my friends on the other side. and she was confirmed here without a dissenting vote for her current position. what more do they want? what more do they want? the woman worked for four republicans and one democrat: barack obama. what more do they want? this is what christied to whitman said -- christie todd whitman said about the republican boycott. when they walked out of that meeting, they didn't come to the meeting. she said they looked like sore losers when they walked out. she said if you don't object to the person and wh

more answers when we bring in former ambassador thomas pickering, who headed an investigation into the attack. we'll hear from two key senators, richard durbin, and republican kelly ayotte. we'll get perspective and a rare interview with former secretary of defense robert gates. and we'll talk with cbs news investigative reporter sharyl attkisson. plus, we'll have a special mother's day interview with author and poet maya angelou. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again. ambassador thomas pickering is the one who led the state department'statedepartment's ino how those benghazi attacks were handled. mr. ambassador, you and i have known one another, and you had various posts in the government for membership, many years. you head the this investigation. but the three state department employees who testified this week were frustrated with the report. they had it was incomplete. one of them, greg hicks, even told investigators-- his words, not mine-- it let people off the hook." is that a fair criticism? >> i don't belie

coolidge's writing this, one was a quote buy cal thomas who said, quote, politics in the end is not about drama but principle, not about charisma but character and richard gordon smith said to most americans coolidge was more than a character, he was a character. to most voters he was the leader of rare integrity and removable principal. wonder if you could make some comments. >> it is important to stress. 's tragic view of human nature when thinking about this point. he comes from plymouth notch, vt. a remote part of vermont. he is not quite for but not quite wealthy, everyone sort of equal citizens stock, he did not think of himself as the great man. he said after his presidency he wanted to return to life in plymouth and dodge or north hampton right after his presidency. he also understood that the words of the president have tremendous weight and should not be squandered. if you go and run your mouth all the time as president, that will cause problems for you. he had a sense of his own limitations and part of this is he understood that wife is not always what we want it to be. when he was growing up his mother died and his sister and when he was pre

rights division and why are they opposed to the nomination of thomas perez to become the labor secretary. live 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. richard engel spoke about his abduction in syria last year. it is 35 minutes. >> good morning. i'm jim duff, ceo at the newseum. the for our rededication of journalist memorial. since it opened in 2008, more than 3 million visitors had seen the memorial which pays tribute to 2244 journalists worldwide, who have died covering the news. around the world, journalists placed themselves in danger every day. some are deliberately target fed, while others to close to danger. while some may be in the wrong place at the wrong time, most are professionals taking calculated risks. they paid with their lives for doing their jobs. thejournalist, morals bears names of reporters, photographers, editors, broadcasters, and others who have died in the line of duty. and each year this dedication commitment newseum's to make sure that these journalists are remembered. this year we have the regrettable task of adding 88 new names to the memorial. 82 of those journalists were killed in 2012. an additional six died