just one question -- on these major projects -- >> ron tom is very experienced as inspector. he is helping me out to try to change to lead the process, run away efficient for the -- officially, and then he can do the oversight, make sure it complies with the code requirements. >> shadowing the seasoned veteran with the younger engineers coming aboard now. i think that is very important because they will get a good start in understanding that. as we lose senior inspectors, that these inspectors have the kind of training from the old seasoned veterans. >> myself, i think we need to have the order to learn. coming in, we will coach them how to do all the plan checks. >> ok, deputy director. thank you. are there any questions? >> 8e, update on q-matic and status of the book -- activation. >> i know lots of people do not like it, but starting june 11, we start the project. it is chaotic because our staff is working hard, and chilly. everybody is working hard. i asked our chief building inspector -- i told them that they had better go for lunch. even myself, i have no lunch hour. t

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governor scott walker and replace him with the man he beat two years ago, the mayor of milwaukee, tom barrett. ron allen is in waukesha, wisconsin. >> reporter: for governor scott walker, voting this morning marked the end of a campaign to keep his job that started in february of last year, when the recall effort was launched. as tens of thousands of protesters occupied the capitol, angry at walker's conservative agenda. >> a lot of times people ask what can you do to bring the state together. it's more important in many ways, actions than just words. >> hello, wisconsin. >> his opponent, tom barrett has accused walker of waging a civil war, with reforms favoring the rich and virtually eliminating public sector union collective bargaining. >> we've noted around the state the energy has been building and building and building. >> turnout has been like a presidential year, with as many as 65% of the state's voters expected to cast ballots in the most expensive and contentious contest, wisconsin has ever seen. >> a lot of ugliness. i'm ready to move the state in a positive direction. >> i wanted to m

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ron rotunda? [ applause ] >> thank you, tom. i wish my mother-in-law were here. today we talk about lawyers. in fact, i'm not a subtle person, but this is a subtle bow tie, unusual for me. it shows a picture of sharks carrying briefcases. that's what people think about lawyers. lawyers cause problems. but they also solve them. that's why it's my pleasure to introduce john dean. he earned his jd from georgetown in 1965. he was the associate deputy attorney general of the united states and president nixon appointed him as counsel to the president in july 1970 at age 31. i think the youngest person to be appointed to that position. he was white house counsel for about 1,000 days. what happened 40 years ago this coming july destined our paths to cross. this peculiar burglary to eavesdrop on the democratic national committee. the fallout from that eventually led to president nixon resigning, the only presidential resignation in our history. it led to the conviction of the top administrative officials, many of whom were lawyers, including john dean who pled guilty to conspiracy, served four months

we have david from morgan stanley, tom and our own ron insana and mary thompson. how do you set yourself up for next week? europe is a mess. china pmis were a disaster. our own jobs report was exceptionally weak. >> bad news flow. we said in the first quarter, scott, as you recall, when the market was up 12% and everybody was off to the races, take it easy, drive slowly, be cautious. we remain cautious, defensive, extra cash, two-year bonds, had some tips in there, have some real estate investment diversified. go for a yield. buy these coca-colas, buy these pepsis and use this as an opportunity to buy some growth. what i'm talking about there is microsoft, oracle, apple. buy some growth that sold off here. for a 147 on the treasury to be a buy, 2.2% yield, three things have to happen. a bad greek breakup. no policy action. 80% now the fed will do something on june 19th, june 20th and, thirdly, profits collapse and we don't see those. so you have to watch those three things. the fed, june 20th, the profits, and the greek breakup. >> tom, do you really want to buy n

tom barrett. while folks like ron and marsha are helping by calling wisconsin voters and getting people out.t the vote out is important. one more information -- to get more information on the election and the other big stories of the day, head over to facebook, search for "politicsnation," and find our page. be sure to like us to get all of our updates and be part of the "politicsnation" conversation, 24/7. i'm here with carol, flo, and karen for a girls night out talking about activia. i tried it and my body felt so right, for a change. and then there's you... why should i try it? my system gets out of sorts but that comes with age, right? wouldn't you like to feel great? just because we're in that over 50... what does that mean? are we done? activia helps regulate your digestive system when eaten daily. these could be our best years yet. activia he doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i was teaching a martial arts class and it hit me. we get to the emergency room... and then...and then they just wheeled him away. i had to come to that realization that "wow, i am having a heart attack.

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both republican governor scott walker and his challenge democrat tom barrett cast their ballots early this morning. nbc's ron wisconsin, with the latest on what's happening on the ground, and ron, as our first read team points out, this has turned neighbor against neighbor, co-worker against co-worker and it's taken wisconsin and certainly made this a national issue. >> reporter: it's also turned husband against wife. we were interviewing a voter earlier who was voting her for voting to remove scott walker. workers are getting their first break of the day. turnout here has been four times what they normally

ron. take it away. >> reporter: this is huge. happy friday . we're live at m and t bank stadium. we're happy to have tom with us, maximum destruction, advanced auto parts monster joom. we -- jam. we met last year. >> yes. >> reporter: we had a huge crowd here last year. >> awesome. this year it's a kick off for the path of destruction. >> reporter: your vehicle maximum destruction, tell us about it. >> 5 foot tall tires and will fly 30 feet in the air. >> reporter: will you be flying 30 feet in the air? >> it's up to the fans. the fans drive the truck. they get me so excited. >> reporter: this is a family event. i think we should stress that. >> kids love it. some of the kids are 80 years old. >> reporter: from 8 to 80 i guess. >> absolutely >> reporter: what else are folks going to see? >> awesome competition, 16 of the best monster jam trucks ever. the kick off starts here for the summer. >> reporter: let's talk about -- we have something that's fabulous for the kids, especially the pit party. sgltsz tomorrow saturday from -- >> tomorrow, saturday from 2:30 to 5:00 the kids and families are come in ta

both republican governor scott walker and his challenge democrat tom barrett cast their ballots early this morning. nbc's ron allen is in waukesha, wisconsin, with the latest on what's happening on the ground, and ron, as our first read team points out, this has turned neighbor against neighbor, co-worker against co-worker and it's taken wisconsin and certainly made this a national issue. >> reporter: it's also turned husband against wife. we were interviewing a voter earlier who was voting her for voting to remove scott walker. workers are getting their first break of the day. turnout here has been four experience during a statewide election. it gives you an idea of the intensity of the voting here. this is a part of the state where scott walker wants to run up some big numbers. he won 74% of the vote in 2010 when he was first elected. but madison, wisconsin, today there's a big rally, a big get out the vote effort, they're hoping to run up the numbers in that part of the state as well because, again, turnout is going to be the key in this. they're predicting 60% to 65% turnout, 2.8 million voters. a day fi

ron johnson and from citizen action of wisconsin, robert craig, a supporter of tom barrett. mr., first of all, you knowings, for the president to be so close to wisconsin, knowing this is a close race, supporting mr. barrett, not being willing to go in and put his prestige on the line here and sending out a tweet, you know, what is it? i heart you, i love you. doesn't that seem weak to you? >> i actually think he should have done more. we did get bill clinton. >> sean: you didn't get the president. >> i think the president should have done more. i don't disagree with you. but i think, quite frankly, that the results are going doff a huge implication for the presidential election. so i don't disagree. he should have done more. >> sean: there is a lot at stake here. i think more than anything else, i think this is going to accepted a message to every reform governor that has put their political careers on the line and they have said, look, this is what we have to do to balance the budget. i am going to make tough decisions and take $3.6 billion in a deficit and i am going to turn

tom campbell. i am the dean of the law school here at chapman. it's my privilege to introduce my colleague professor ron rotunda who has played a very important role in putting our panels together today because of his own background. professor rotunda will then introduce our keynote speaker, which is appropriate because but for professor rotunda, we would not have our keynote speaker, and professor rotunda will then also chair the panel for the session immediately following our speaker's presentation. professor ron rotunda is the d. henry chair and distinguished professor of juris prudence. he has been a professor at chapman since 2008. from 2002 to 2008 he was a professor at the law school of george mason university and for 28 years at the university of illinois. at all three institutions holding the most distinguished chaired professorships. he started his legal career as law clerk to judge mansfield of the second circuit, and he became assistant majority counsel for the watergate committee. professor rotunda has co-authored problems and materials on professional responsibility, which is now in its te

. >> hollywood a listers tom cruise and katie holmes are calling it quits. more now from ronl started with the bizarre scene on oprah's couch. now after nearly six years of marriage, it all ends in court for tom cruise and katy holmes, she asked for sole custody of suri now 6. a statement from holmes attorney said this is a personal and private matter for katie and her family. katie's primary concern remains as it has always been, her daughter's best interest. a statement from cruise's rep said, tom is deeply saddened and is concentrating on his three children. please allow them their privacy to work this out. >> if she tries to have full custody it could get ugly because tom loves that little girl. >> reporter: so ends this glitcy whirlwind romance, word tom popped the question two months later. to the announcement they were expecting a baby shortly after. then first glimpse of suri on the cover of "vanity fair" followed by the lavish wedding ceremony in italy. it was a marriage also constantly the subject of to be bloid rumor and innuendo, a love story some said was truly m

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ron, thank you. informative, as always. >>> at the time when celebrity marriages have become a national spectator sport, this is one of the biggest a-list marriages ever. tom cruise and katie holmes, with their ark straitorchestrat. gloria riviera is covering the story from l.a. this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. demi moore/ashton kutcher. it seems every year there's a big divorce in hollywood. but everyone says did tom cruise see this coming? his camp says he's saddened by the news. and it's not clear if he hired a divorce lawyer. this is one of the last photos of tom cruise and katie holmes together. hand in hand two weeks ago. all seemed normal in tom-kat land. >> we're going to be in virginia and have family and hang out. >> reporr: after nearly six years of marriage, most fans didn't see a split coming. and apparently, neither did tom cruise. sources tell abc news, it took him by complete surprise. citing irreconcilable differences, holmes filed for divorce on thursday in new york. she is asking for sole custody of the couple's 6-year-old daughter, suri. >> she filed for sole custody of the child, which is a very unusua

tom cruise are calling it quits. after five years of marriage, holmes has filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. more now from nbc's ronr: it all started with that bizarre theme on oprah's couch. >> yes! >> reporter: now, after nearly six years of marriage, it all ends in court for tom cruise and katie holmes. holmes filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences and asked for sole custody of their daughter, suri, now 6. a statement from holmes' attorney said "this is a personal and private matter for katie and her family. katie's primary concern remains, as it has always been, her daughter's best interests." a statement from cruise's rep said "tom is deeply saddened and is concentrating on his three children. please allow them their privacy to work this out." >> if she tries to have full custody, it could get ugly because tom loves that little girl. >> reporter: and so ends this very glitzy, whirlwind romance. from their first appearance as a couple in rome in april 2005 and word tom popped the question just two months later. to the announcement they were expecting a baby shortly after. then, the first glimpse o

ron, thank you. informative, as always. >>> at a time when celebrity marriages have become a national spectator sport, this is easily one of the biggest a-list divorces ever. tom cruise and katie holmes, known for their orchestrated pda. cruise, saying he was blind sided. and holmes asking for sole custody of their daughter, suri. gloria riviera is covering the story from l.a. this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. demi moore/ashton kutcher, arnold and maria. it seems every year there's a big-name divorce in hollywood. but what everyone is asking now, is did tom cruise see this coming? his camp says he's saddened by the news. and as of this morning, it wasn't even clear whether he has hired a divorce lawyer. this is one of the last photos of tom cruise and katie holmes together. strolling hand in hand just two weeks ago. telling "extra" about father's day. all seemed normal in tom-kat land. >> we're going to hang out. we'll be in iceland. we're going to have family and just hang out. >> reporter: after nearly six years of marriage, most fans didn't see a split coming. and apparently, neither did tom cruise. sources tell abc news, it

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ron to bring him into sexual climax. that constitute, 6 about the. sound like a mrs. if anything. sprinkle tom cotter ran rub somebody down, how does sex get into it? he had an orgasm or climax as a result of that, that is a homosexual act. shorty jarvis says nothing about this in his autobiography. neither of them. nothing was said about that. where is it picked up? where does it come from? if you look at manning's book, the seventh child. he gives page numbers and everything and you go to those page numbers and they have nothing to do with sexuality whatsoever so you wonder maybe it is the wrong page numbers. then you try another word and get another source out there and of course perry's book has been absolutely the kind of rumors it put out you talk about a book that is exceedingly flawed. he tries to do is psychoanalysis practicing without a license. .. >> throws you into some doubt about the worthiness of the project, particularly when you discover someone is talking about not sure what year the naacp was founded and not sure the distance from the apollo theater to the hotel teresa. so t

ron allen at governor walker's headquarters. keep us apprised of what looks to be a very long night wind down tonight. thanks very much. >>> now we're going to go to democratic campaign headquarters for milwaukee mayor tomhe's the challenger to scott walker. his headquarters are in milwaukee. alex, i know this is not your favorite thing in the world to do but we wanted to talk to you. thanks for joining us. >> reporter: thanks for having me. >> what is the barrett campaign telling you about their expectations? ron allen said the republicans are confident they will win. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we're hearing the exact same thing. they said the momentum has been with them the past few days. the mayor really feels like he has a shot at winning this. he was out all day today across the state campaigning. he voted, meeting with folks. they think the exits they have seen show a close race. they know it's going to be a long night. they think they can take this. they will not speak. mayor barrett will not speak until this race is called. there's no word on a recount. all i can say is from the folks i've been talking to in wisconsin the past couple of days, they are really ready for this race to be ove

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