>> i called the planning department and talk to stephen smith, i believe. i explained what was going on. my understanding is that on february 3, at the permit was filed for, but there was an appeals process. you cannot start construction until that appeal process has run its course. that is my understanding. all of this demolition has happened to clearly before the appeal process has ended. i talked to mr. smith about this and he said, that they have started construction? let me called the inspector that was on site for that. that was the end of the conversation. it gave me the feeling that, you know, construction had jumped the gun. the asbestos issue is a big one to me as well. the house -- i feel very familiar with this process because i just did a major remodel. a 10-month project, got the permits, played by the rules. i do not understand -- there was no notification about this. it is a pretty significant project going on. all the asbestos had been removed without any net team or any kind of protection. -- netting and any kind of protection. we did talk

let's give the viewers an example right so first we have australian defense minister minister stephen smith and he said we see this very much as responding and reflecting the fact of the world is moving into our parts of the world the world is moving to asia pacific and the indian ocean we need to respond to that. then we have the u.s. ambassador to australia jeffrey place who said there's this kind of sexy fun narrative that hear from pundits and others trying to suggest this is about china but it's not so i was so that's kind of interesting right why do you think that's going on we have the us trying to downplay it and then australia and i guess they're just enjoying the time you know in the limelight or saying you know are important everyone's coming this way well i think that they're trying to ensure that the united states makes as much of a commitment to australia to transfer to australian security has been treated so that i think that they are talking about that it's. in sort of most grandiose terms because when they talk about grandiose terms radically it will commit us to do things

one of them, stephen smith, horrible man. host: do you think tim tebow has gotten a lot of popularity for that? caller: he's got a lot of popularity? he's got a lot of popularity because he's a damn good football player. host: michael is a democratic caller in charlotte, north carolina. good morning, michael. caller: good morning and good morning to america. one of the major questions that should be asked here is, why is it that we don't really understand the real value of the constitution. the united states itself with the constitution can stand separate of religions. that requires us to do right by our fellow citizens and each other. whenever we grow up and really start to look at it, that's how we will elect people who will do the better things for the people and not allow people to use the religious conversation, the religious charter, -- chatter, o control people. this is the greatest country in the world. that's the challenge for the country. it's also to grow and get better. with that, i don't think religious liberties

country's specialist for a documentary a london correspondent laura smith looks into how it might change the murder inquiry. stephen did you do anything that led to the death of alexander litvinenko no. were you involved in alexandria listening cause death you know. you have never had any dealings with borneo no another step towards proving his innocence in a test administered by british experts andrei look up voigt passes the lie detector polygraph science says he didn't kill alexander litvinenko in london in two thousand and six give a result. in my mind it's the right result if or not i don't give a result it's inconclusive why would my guns one hundred percent and if it was admissible in court would be very pleased to go about producing called a skeptic might say that as a former security services agent look up voigt might have had training to cheat the test but alexander corrupt core a documentary maker whose idea it was palooka to undergo it thinks that's unlikely even every american police station has a polygraph test and if it was so easy to fall why the security services would use it or to date as far as t

myranda stephens is live in ssme are pointing the fingerr at the city. this is what's left of takia smith'st's all because of a fire that broke out in his vacant home 3ext ddor. - the fire broke out at abbuu spread to smith's house and another vacant home on the pther siiee smith, her fiance and their 3-month-old daughter were all asleep ... when neighbors alerted them by throwwng bricks at the house. the family made it out ooay... but the ouse they just bought smith blames the ity for not - doing something about the vacants earlier. 604 why not at least them knock them down if yyu're not going to fix them p? 07 why are they sstting here to cause abuse all in thoss vacant ingg housee that's sitting around for nothing 17 the city says it is working to tackle hh vacant housing problem through rehab initiatives like "vacants to value." meanwhile, smith is now getting help through the ped ccoss, as investigators try tt determine what caused the fire. live in southwest 5. timore, ms, foo45 news at - just houus later... firefiggters were called to anooher fire that started in a vacant home. this

smith. >> there's no better place to start something like this than austin, texas. >> this is the first of stephen colbert's super-pacs to hit a college campus. the university of missouri and purdue and it continues to spread to other college campuses nationwide. >> stephen: yes, i have planted a seed in austin, texas. and i'm sure no one will take what i'm about to say out of context eye want to spread my seed around a lot of colleges. ( cheers and applause ). because folks, let me tell you something, while the amateurs over here think that they've been going after the youth vote, i have been quietly building a vast network of college super-pacs with my colbert super-pac super fun pack. it contains everything college students need to create actual super-pacs and become political king makers-- millions of dollars sold separately. ( laughter ) now, only 1,000 of these boxes were made and in less than one week, we sold out. but by today, they should all have been delivered to campuses around america. kids, here's how you recognize it. it's its thing in your mailbox that's not from val-pak, chase sap

burning of the negro smith with the date written on the photograph. that is the place the stephens family came from. for them came out 1942 apparently he was good but the family moved around a lot right after the war ended his wife left him the divorce papers said savage beatings. you went to technical high-school then went to the year for us. new with a huge fire in st. louis the great historical loss. down in santa barbara readying a hair salon. the man who became yusuf ali bey was a hairdresser. he was quite good at it. all the women in santa barbara wanted him to do their here. he was fantastic. southern california was a hotbed and 1962 there was an incident at a mosque in los angeles and l.a.p.d. was itching to get them. they confronted two guys in suits. the cops pushed them around and started a fight. word got back to the moscow was a huge fight a rookie police officer planted the fed than at him and shot him through the heart. they word charged with assault malcolm x is still a to leave iraq that point* and he wanted to live up to the rhetoric to rally the bet and take it t

as part of a new documentary laura smith looks at how this revelation might affect a case that's long been a stumbling block in russian british relations. stephen did you do anything that led to the death of alexander litvinenko you know. greenwald an alexander litvinenko death you know. shot you have you ever had any dealings with borneo you know another step towards proving his innocence in a test administered by british experts andrei do cowboy passes the lie detector polygraph story and says he didn't kill alexander litvinenko in london in two thousand and six when i give a result. in my mind the right result if i'm not i don't get a result it's inconclusive i want my guns one hundred percent and if it was that mr green color i would be very pleased to go to single a skeptic might say that as a former security services agent look up voigt might have had training to cheat the test but alexander cut up the core a documentary maker whose idea it was palooka to undergo it thinks that's unlikely even every american police station has a polygraph test and if it was so easy to fall why security services would use it or to dates as far as they can.

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smith written on the photographed with the date. that is the kind of place that greenville was. that is the kind of place that the stephens family came from. four of them came out to oakland in 1942. joseph stevens bother got a job working for kaiser. he's apparently good at it. he was interested in [inaudible]. the family moved around a lot and right after the war ended, his wife left him and the divorce papers site savage beatings. joseph went to oakland technical high school. he got out and went into the air force. one of the things that were expressed to us in the reporting was to find out that his service records were among those that were lost in a huge fire in st. louis in the 1980s. a great historical loss. when he got out, his brother billy was down in santa barbara. he was running a hair salon. the man who had become yusef ali bey was a hairdresser. he was quite good at it. we interviewed a guy who had been down with him who said that all of the white women wanted him to do their hair. he was fantastic at it. southern california was also a hotbed for the nation of islam. in 1962, there was a horrible incident at