i understand on commercial buildings we have umb restrictions. otherwise the city will come in. >> if someone fails to upgrade, we with would make them do it. >> what about residential? if you have a monster next to you? >> there are no retroactive requirements. i think i might take issue with a next door neighbor. >> my client should hire someone. but you have a monster on full bricks. >> you can, if you have a risk, next to a very tall building, that building can give you hazards. you can also be on the other extreme. i would tell you to leave the brick building in place. the performance of your building will be way on down the food chain. i would also say that just because your building survived a 1906 earthquake, >> it wasn't a big earthquake. the building was built in 1989. there are a lot of large buildings that did and there are a lot of didn't. >> i can talk to our insurance agent and says this is a serious one that comes up. we would not have enough to pay with everybody in the area. >> that has to do with cea. the amount of money they h

>> it is going to be similar to the umb program that they had for the buildings and i know that there is a lot of meetings and i know that dbi staff definitely went to the many buildings and met with the tenants with the building owners and the contractors to coordinate the work and this is appears to be similar to that and they are going to pop the soft story and they are looking on the website for that, and i don't have it with me tonight and if there is a process for having the meetings with the tenants and giving them a time line and i think that this one is not far off. in this case. okay? >> excellent. >> great. >> one of the things that mr. duffy is that i looked at the drawings but i did not look at it real extensively. but it appears that most of it is required work verses work that may be done to torment some type of an issue. >> i agree with you. i think that it is required work in this case but they want to put in the soft story stuff work on to it. >> it does make sense to combine the two. >> i agree, yes. >> okay. >> commissioners the matter is submitted. >> i will start

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to be fair, they are just as .umb in projecting the future here is what they thought growth was and here is what growth actually was. pickinge no better at the future then stock prognosticators. >> it makes you wonder why anybody listens to anyone. >> people have studied this. the more you are counted as an export -- expert, the more likely you are to be wrong because you get locked into a forecast and you believe your own methods of analyzing things. the other is nobody could tell what could happen. our summary things that could happen in 12 months. one otherve a good -- thing is that anything could happen in 12 months. mckee, thank you. a fair and balanced report. economics editor michael mckee. do you want somebody to blame for the sponsored advertisements popping up and flooding your twitter feed? we have them. joins us. izea and, elon musk reaches for the sky. we take you inside the capabilities of the grasshopper rocket. be feeling it with her fans, but she has retailers feeling like they got the shaft this holiday. stay "in the loop." we are just getting started this friday. >> "i

the president of afghanistan is umbing hisus.th i am concerned about this.he afghan people had a major conference on the continuation of the american presence in afghanistan. we have yet to hold a hearing on the same issue in the house of representatives. the american people should be aware of what is being negotiated with afghanistan and the commitment the united states is making to continue military and quasi-military actions in afghanistan. host: how long do you think that commitment should last? guest: i think we should have been out of their a while ago. host: marianne, good morning. caller: hi, congressman garamendi. budget talking about the and everything for the defense department. i was wondering that when the americans died a couple of months ago and the shutdown occurred, why did the president signed an executive order so the fisher house did not step in? i think you are treating the air thinks, navy, marines, i they have been very disrespect of. the democrats have been disrespect if of the people that fought so hard for this country. the presiden