. >> good morning commissioners, ron tom assistant director of department of building inspecting. last month we were tasked to provide a overview of departments effort to address the issue of balcony and deck safety. the balcony failure in [inaudible] decks balconys and other building elements. those includes stairs, [inaudible] despite the cities marine

finally, special thanks to ron tom and the dbi response cordsination team who are preparing for rehushal operation to enable staff to train and improve preparation responsive skills so they are ready for it next big earthquake. dbi employee recognition members met, reviewed nomination jz for dbi's quarter of quarter 2 of 2015 and selected code enforcement daniel hendrix. daniel was nouminated by 2 different dxr bi star for #c3ustmer service skills. for her impress chb skill sets and understanding code enforcement and process. congratuless to danielle and those who nominated her and dii's enforcement team. that conclude my announcements. >> thank you. danielle, would you like to come forward? vice president mar has a certificate. >> danielle and on behalf of the commission we would like to thank you for your great work and congratulate you on being elected as employee of the quarter. >> thank you. >> get a photograph there of the nominees. >> for the news letter. >> congratulations. >> thank you. if you want to say a few words you more than welcome. >> i just want to say thank you for the

is better to implement the safety codes that are so important to san francisco special thanks to ron tom and beginning emergency corresponds who are preparing for a rehearsal this october with dbi department operation center to enable staff to have response skills so we're ready for the next major earth additional a final not the simulations of the dbi for the quarter 32015 please send our nominations to william strong at city government as soon as possible to enable the employee recognize committee to choose their member and madam secretary this concludes my announcements. >> any questions on the president announcement item 3 general public comment the dbi will take members of the public on issues not on the agenda seeing none, item 4 the 5th street floor and over-the-counter process. >> good morning commissioner president mccarthy and commissioners thank you for giving me the opportunity for the over-the-counter process at our last commission meeting on august 14th commissioner vice president mar had questions we hope to answer those questions through our presentation and it's processe

. >> we want to turn things over to tom llamas in for ron tracking the other top stories. >> we want to start with really a craze di scene, devastating pictures from that massive crane collapse. officials say a powerful storm in saudi arabia caused a towering crane to topple over killing at least 107 people and injuring more than 200 others. it crashed through the roof of the grand mosque in mecca, the world's largest mosque, the collapse cops days before the start of the hajj, the annual pilgrimage expected to bring 2 million there. it has plans to get this to expand one day and hold 7 million people in one place. here at home, kim davis, the kentucky clerk released from jail for denying same-sex couples marriage licenses is not backing down. lawyers for davis filed an appeal friday that would allow her to continue blocking the licenses. she argued that all the same-sex couples who sued her for a license have received one from her deputies while she was in jail so her office should not be required to issue these licenses anymore, couples once she returns to work, davis objects to ga

is better to implement the safety codes that are so important to san francisco special thanks to ron tomresponds who are preparing for a rehearsal this october with dbi department operation center to enable staff to have response skills so we're ready for the next major earth additional a final not the simulations of the dbi for the quarter 32015 please send our nominations to william strong at city government as soon as possible to enable the employee recognize committee to choose their member and madam secretary this concludes my announcements. >> any questions on the president announcement item 3 general public comment the dbi will take members of the public on issues not on the agenda seeing none, item 4 the 5th street floor and over-the-counter process. >> good morning commissioner president mccarthy and commissioners thank you for giving me the opportunity for the over-the-counter process at our last commission meeting on august 14th commissioner vice president mar had questions we hope to answer those questions through our presentation and it's processes so what do we do before i

ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison where? tom: he is in a small prison in alabama. a minimum security prison. it was a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you could possibly want. from his father, ron brown who was so close to clinton. michael brown was not a lawyer. but he was paid a lot of money to work with law firms. he was elected to the council. he ran on his father's name. brian: he was on the city council. tom: what brought him down was that he offered to help two businessmen get through the maze of contracting in the city. what he did not realize was that the two businessmen were fbi agents and he took bribes. brian: in 2012, you interviewed him on the kojo nnamdi show. [video clip] tom: people do not feel that you or the councilmembers at this point have a strong opinion that the ethics laws need to be enforced. we have a new ethics committee that still does not have an office space. it has to start working this fall. it seems like ethics is a back burner issue when it should be the engine. >> i don't know if it is back burner, to

tom llamas. once again in for ron. welcome back. you're leading this morning with an update on the phoenix sniper. >>> good morning guys. we begin in arizona, as paula said, with an all-out man hunt under way for whoever is terrorizing drivers along a busy highway. authorities say that a 19-year-old is still a person of interest but not the prime suspect. there have been 11 confirmed shootings on the interstate. this morning, football fans urged to take caution as they head to the arizona cardinals opener. officials suggesting alternate routes to avoid i-10 the main highway to the stadium. and the honey ground for the sniper. >>> now, to europe, struggling to deal with the massive wave of refugees. eu leaders will meet monday to come up with a plan to cope with this escalating crisis. this, as thousands of people across europe rally in support of the refugees who are primarily from syria. german police say 12,000 arrived in munich on saturday alone. and during a soccer game, in munich, soccer players took to the field hand in hand w

ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison. where? tomhe is at a small, minimum security prison in alabama. a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you hisd possibly want from father, ron brown. he was close to clinton, a commerce secretary before he died in a plane crash. michael brown got lots of money toward with law firms. got elected to counsel. he only spent on his father's need. he should have followed one more thing and not taken money, which his father did not do. he was on the council and what brought him down was he offered to help you businessmen get through the maze of contracting -- 2 businessmen help to get to the maze of contracting in the city. and here federal agents, took bribes. brian: you were on a radio show here. let's take a clip -- let's watch a clip of his take in jewelry answer. laws need to be tougher, i do not hear anyone calling for more ethics officers. they have a new ethics committee that does not have an office space as far as i know. they have to start working this fall. it seems

ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> thank you for your service, we'll be looking for you. i'm tom llamas in new york.a great evening. good night. >> a white house staffer loses his life in a charity bike race. what we are learning about the tragic accident. hear from one of the men who rushed to rescue three children from a burning boat. evening things up. the redskins earn a win at home against the rams. at 6:30abc seven news on your side. >> the redskins are 1-1 on the season so far. aaron hawthorne is live. erin: this is a win many did not think the redskins would be able to pull off. they

ron-com. >> katherine heigl is in "the water board." >> special thanks to jedediah bila. that does it for me, tom shillue. see you next time. joseph.e also said he did it for his own kids because he wanted his own kids how great we have it. >> america. >> nice one, juan. >>> special report is up. >>> this is a fox news alert. welcome to walk. i'm bret baier. republicans tonight are making a last-minute push to keep fighting against the president's iran nuclear deal. as you look at the senate majority leader smi mitch mcconn the floor right now. >> republicans on capitol hill call this iran nuclear deal one of the biggest foreign policy changes in a generation. so the next step in this fight will be an amendment to be announced by the senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell will say he will file an amendment that will prevent the president from lifting sanctions until iran meets two different

season kick off with tom brady and super bowl champions new england patriots beating steelers 28-21 in foxboro. brady threw four touchdown passes three, to his favorite target ron grant cow ski. game was not without controversy, steelers coach mike tomlin say patriots radio broadcast was in his staff headset for much of the first half. there is always something. the it always comes back to the paths. >> it kind of does. >> unless you are a paths fans in which case not true. >> i'm staying out of that one but it is a little bit suspect. >> fishy. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm quarter von tiehl. for kyla and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is next. have a great day. >> dylan: mom's gonna be having to take it a lot easier soon. >> sharon: not too soon, i hope, because i'll miss our breaks. >> dylan: well, look at sage and nick. you know, she's on bed rest now. if something like that happens, you're gonna have to take it easy. >> sharon: if it does, then i will. sort of. [ footsteps approach ] >> mariah: whoa! is the health department okay with all of

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senator ron johnson is here to take your questions and comments. tom is in maryland, a democrat. good morning, senator johnson. can you hear me? guest: loud and clear. caller: it seems that your argument is to keep iran in a subservient position in perpetuity. you can do that. a great nation. ,t may be a terrorist nation but what iran is trying to do as far as its community is concerned and terroristic activities, our argument is about the nuclear deal. we have to do something. otherwise, iran is going to continue to produce nuclear material and we will have no leverage except for war. as far as just trying to prevent them from getting money, you can't stop a great nation from progressing with its people. these people want the same things we want. but if we can prevent them from getting a new air weapon -- nuclear weapon. guest: i have a great deal of sympathy for the long-suffering people of iran, but they have this regime in charge of them and they don't have freedom. as a result, the last thing i want to do is strengthen the largest state sponsor of terrorism. why would you wa

tom brady is a very good friend of mine. i went to the school of finance. >> kanye west. tripped up by a few and a -- ron's special forces. >> are you familiar with general s smulmani. he runs the qods forces. >> i think horribly mistreated by us. >> not the kurds. the irani forces. >> trump calling the questions got chas. i thought he said kurds, this radio announcy that did the show. like got you. every question was do i know this one and that one. like he worked hard on that. >> it's not the first time trump's response to national security questions has raised eyebrows. >> who do you talk to for military advice? >> i watch the shows. >> this time rivals are seizing the chance to question whether he is ready to be commander in chief. >> you got to have some sense of what's at risk here. >> for teflon don none seems to stick. >> a number of controversial things over the past few months and his poll numbers are much better among republicans so apparently when he says something that people of the media and other politicians think. controversial, the voters don't mind. >> trump says he'd be tough on some tra

ron machen he also put jesse jackson junior in prison. he is out of prison now but his wife is in or due to go in. what was that story? tomthat was out of illinois. here, right next door to where walter washington, the first mayor of the city lived. that was the case i did not follow because it was out of illinois. i don't want to talk about what jesse jackson's son did because i do not know the details. he took the money. and did not report it. finally, one more case -- this man is not in prison. he has been sentenced to go to prison for at least two coup years and his wife for at least one year and one day. bob mcdonnell. before i ask you about this, here are the two reporters from the washington post that spent a lot of time on this case oforting on the conviction the former governor of virginia, bob mcdonnell. [video clip] has earned the dubious distinction of being the first governor in the history of virginia to be charged with a crime. bob and maureen stand accused of trading the prestige of the governor's office in exchange for a man that ran a dietary supplement company. he gave them $177,000 and luxury vacations

tom brady threw four td passes including three to gronk. ronowski. 19 straight completions during the game. his 23rd game with at least four touchdown passes tying brett favre for third to on the list. >> willie, watching that. wondering, almost like the steelers' coaches weren't even communicating with each other. they really -- they got some problems. >> funny you should mention that. the head coaches from both teams, first the steelers, said they experienced issues with their communications systeming during the game. it was reported specifically the steelers are receiving the patriots radio broadcast in their headsets. >> this just never ends! they can't help themselves. >> steelers head coach mike tomlin said this is a recurring problem when they play in foxborough. >> the electrician for the greater boston. it's not an electrician's town, boston. >> before they say foul play, released saying headset interference "caused by a stadium power infrastructure exacerbated by the inclement weather." >> it was brady. >> provided for the nfl used by

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tom: how do you respond to a critic, and you can pick any number of critics, ron paul is a harsh critic a different spirit. andink they take exception, i think rightly so, of such an important american institution not centrally democratic in nature. a philosopher king rather than a democracy. maybe it has to be that way or maybe the 2007 crisis in 1913 made it that way and we just continue to trend. i take their points in a different direction and say, is this right for our society? michael: what would the argument against it the? you have got to take that in the context of, what people on capitol hill would like to see the fed do. it is a tremendous question for you ultimately can have politicians running on monetary policy. the.annot be democratic institution. the debate will ultimately be about how much the fed should markets, howtal much on its own internal projections and process. that will always be a constant rebalancing act. michael: if i asked you how much, you would say i do not really know? to the point of, we're better off not doing anything. nicholas: debating as an investo

tom: not just pontificating about it. tell me how the inflationistas field today. you are not on that side of the equation, the bond market vigilantes. we spoke to ronrday. i collegiately took his hat off. what do the inflationistas say to what we observed yesterday? jim: i think they will say it is easy policy for longer. this will stoke the flames of inflation. we have to understand this through optimal control. essentially, they are saying if they keep interest rates lower for longer, they will allow the economy to run hot, stoke the flames of inflation more, but when it is time, they will probably tighten. tom: will they overshoot? somebody channeled the late rudy dornbusch. stas haveflation hi a point that we get high yields? jim: we should be solving for when the fed falls behind the curve. look at their projections, they will not for years. fallste for unemployment but inflation falls, too. formula.s a monetary i don't see where inflation might come, but it could surprise us. this is what inflationistas will be worried about. mike: do you raise rates because you might be wrong or because you have evidence you are right? jim: i would argue you