the building is unsound. they have met every requirement we have given them. we set them up for a hearing before the planning commission in october because we thought it needed one, but then we found the building to be unsound, so we canceled that. then the dr was filed, and we have 90 days to get it there. we are within that 90 days, but just barely. the case has been protected for that reason -- protracted for that reason. commissioner borden: i know we have previously done accommodations with the americans with disabilities act. there is some level of accommodation supposed to be granted when there is a medical reason related to a request. i would say that the length of time is -- 90 days is way too long of a request to grant. i noticed that on the application it seems like the wife is also listed. i wonder if the wife would be able to represent the position, since they both are named don d. -- are named on the dr application. mr. butler said he would be here regardless. i am all in favor of finding a sooner date to hear this case. it sounds like either bet

the embattled leader has been seen in public for six months now he's already been branded mentally unsound by the media. and. talks to lars hedegaard the president of the danish free press society well he's currently studying trial in denmark over racism charges for criticizing islam and he faces two years in jail for his comments stay with us for the interview. your organization defends freedom of speech your site details attempts to curtail speech freedoms particularly related to multicultural policies would you prefer there be no immigration to the e.u. . no that's not what we're about we have we have no position on immigration as such. we simply insist on our rights to describe the problems associated with for example immigration so we position on that what message do you think a guilty verdict for your hate speech trial would send to the european press and beyond. so very good question. i don't know i hope it might be a wake up call but i'm not certain what message do you think an acquittal would send i don't know if the press is really up to two job of protecting free speech an acqui

ticket for the titanic the the ship is whole below the water law of the euro it is fundamentally unsound you cannot support it through just throwing money at it it will not float you and your colleagues that you can't often talk about the collapse of the year a way to measure with but europe is the u.k.'s biggest trading partner wouldn't it be a huge blow for british prosperity if the euro zone were to fall apart well i don't underestimate the economic cost i think it is it is refreshing politically because it's a bad concept it's a political project and it's really about driving the european union together creating one super state that's what it's really about there will be a big economic cost for all the verse all banks will be hit in the u.k. and i don't welcome however i think by liberating these countries from this straight jacket you know i mean ali has been going down the dollar and had serious problems because it's got the wrong interest rate because it's in the euro the interest rate you know one interest rate within this currency zone which doesn't suit them because it was doin

last ticket for the titanic the ship is whole below the water law of the euro it is fundamentally unsoundyou cannot support it through just throwing money at it it will not float you and your colleagues that you can't often talk about the collapse of the year a with a measure of but you're. is the u.k.'s biggest trading partner wouldn't it be a huge blow for british prosperity if the euro zone were to fall apart there will be a big economic cost for all the verses our banks will be here in the u.k. and i don't welcome that but i think politically it will liberate these countries to have their own currency is they will be able to float they'll be able to get their economies moving again and at the moment they're stuck in a free within the straitjacket we call the euro many are saying that we've only seen the beginning of protests against austerity measures on the streets of europe are you one of them or do you think it's going to fizzle out in two thousand and eleven i think it will get worse and i do fear you know you have some extreme problems in greece in spain and portugal or for very

resolved that the board of education here by finds that the charter school presents an unsigned -- unsound program for the pupils to be enrolled in the charter school. the petitioners are dem strobbably unlikely to implement what set forth in the petition and the petition does not contain reasonably comprehensive editions of the program and operationings as required by the education of code. be it further resolved that the board of education here by denies the charter school's petition. i have a comb of -- couple of notes that i wanted to highlight and then i will be available for any questions. in your pact, and it is again at the bottom of the original resolution, i wanted to note the process for review that this was referred based on first resolution and public hearing on november 9th. to the curriculum and budget committees. the second part of the process is -- it was taken up at the budget and business services and we got a report on 11-29-10, november 29th, 2010.

collapse you cannot push water uphill you can't make pigs fly you know your own really is fundamentally unsound it goes back to the point i made that you're trying to force very divergent economists together germany is very powerful doing very well with its exports greece's very weak spain is very weak it has pain has one and a half million homes unsold it's in serious trouble as are and you cannot force all these countries and economies together and force them into this this euro it doesn't work and let's talk about sustaining it which of course is the newest member at the. beginning of the yeah and there are posters up in estonia comparing the year rates of the titanic and comparing stage said titanic and what's going to happen to countries like that well i fear for a study i mean you know good for a study is actually successful economically it's not going to be a basket case but i do worry for them i think it could be the shortest lived you know membership of the euro. all. but you know i do fear the economic costs of the euro collapsing you know countries having to reinvent currency is what

is never going to baghdad, and trying to explain to americans why the war was pointless, logically unsound, and would love in the face a little late, not being taken serious at all and find that actually journalism, yes, it makes a difference. i'm so happy i was a journalist for a long time, but that only i couldn't i couldn't go on with the old system in the middle east which i would come out, i'm british. we done a lot of damage in the middle east that i work for "the wall street journal" which brilliantly supported this poignant war and i'm going up to people in the leasing talk to me, tell your story and it will make a difference. that was the old deal nfl did make a difference in the past and i start believing it. so i resigned and was lucky enough to years later i joined the international crisis group, a conflict resolution in gl, and i've been a lot more happy in my work now. >> hugh pope is the author of "dining with al-qaeda." thank you, sir.

leader needs best speak has not been seen in public for six months he's already been branded mentally unsound by the media. as promised peter lavelle's cross-talk is next stay with us. you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle outside democracy promotion an oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security interests over democracy the greatest haven for tyrants. to discuss democracy promotion i'm joined by teddy in paris he is a writer and filmmaker an arborist with we go to jeff purdue he is a post-doctoral fellow at aberystwyth university and author of american foreign policy and postwar reconstruction comparing japan in iraq and in durham we crossed to bruce generals and he is a professor of public policy and political science at duke university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to take i'd like to go to you first in paris over the last two weeks. were saying events that we've never seen before in the arab world i liken it to the e

they're not architects. [ laughter ] they don't know it's structurally unsound. "come on back out!" >> my kid is crawling in there. >> jimmy: "go to the sound of the bell parkway." [ laughter ] >> much safer over by the bell parkway. >> jimmy: i got to say congratulations on another golden globe nomination, my man. >> thank you. thanks a lot. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: for "barney's version." >> for "barney's version," yes. >> jimmy: you're up against jake gyllenhaal. >> yes. >> jimmy: this is the comedy category. >> comedy or a musical. >> jimmy: really? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. who the hell knows? i don't know. >> jimmy: that's a weird category. >> there's no musical numbers in the movie that i'm in. >> jimmy: no. >> no. >> jimmy: johnny depp in "alice and wonderland." >> yeah. >> jimmy: that really wasn't a comedy either. >> not a laugh riot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin spacey in "casino jack." that's about the lobbyist. >> hilarious. great musical numbers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not a musical either. and then johnny depp again? >>

the system does seem a bit unsound-- and that's not even mentioning social security.a is worried about what comes next. our guest this week is en entrepreneur. he has designed what he calls a solution system for what he thinks is a coming retirement fund crisis. but he also happens to be a nobel laureate in economics, which does give you some credibility. here's professor robert merton of harvard. professor merton, it's always a privilege to be speaking with a nobel laureate in economics--there aren't many of you around. and even rarer still is a nobel laureate in economics who's entrepreneurial. and i notice that, as an entrepreneur, you have just bravely weighted into an area of the economy that scares a lot of people. and by that, i mean the anticipated decline in retirement funds, public and private. those funds might go broke, quite frankly. nobody wants to talk about the problem, but it's there. so how do you define it? - the funding of retirement is a perennial problem. it's one that we had to deal with 200 years ago and we'll have to deal with it 200 years fro

my newspaper going to baghdad, and trying to explain to americans was pointless, logically unsou unsound and would blow up in their face literally, and not being taken seriously at all, and finding that actually it makes a difference and i was so happy i was a journalist for a long time. but ultimately i couldn't go on with the old system in the middle these. i had a british passport, we've done a lot of damage. i worked with "the wall street journal" which oppose this war. and i'm going out to all people in the leasing talk to me, tell your story and we will make a that was the old deal, and i felt if we did make a difference in the past and i stop believing we made a difference. i resigned and were lucky enough to years later i joined international crisis group, conflict resolution ngo. and i'm feeling a lot more happy with my work now. >> hugh pope is the author of "dining with al-qaeda: three decades exploring the many worlds of the middle east." on twitter.ir. follow us for a regular update on a programming and news on nonfiction books and authors. twitter.com/booktv. >> next train

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those arguments were unsounded a rejected then and will fair no better today. indeed, leading republican lawmakers championed individual mandates as part of their health equity and access reform today act of 1983. the requirement of individual participation was valid then and it is valid now. for all of these reasons i strongly encourage my colleagues to vote no on this misguided repeal bill. i thank you and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. lungren swhorks a chairman of the house administration committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. lungren: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in the scope of the american constitutional system of governing, the congress is a body whose power is defined within the context of imnumerated powers and this is more than a matter of structural mechanics because it goes to the heart of the issue of governmental power. or

include repairing homes that are damaged and replacing those demolishing and replacing those that are unsoundeturn to their neighborhoods and stay close to family, friends, and jobs. the second approach is a greenfield where we develop brand new communities outside of port-au-prince, and we are very excited to be able to tell you about two brand new initiatives. first, the american red cross is working closely with the us government, the state department through the usaid. we are working on the planned partnership to build permanent housing for people that were left homeless during the earthquake. under the partnership, usa is would identify and prepare the locations for permanents homes that would include roads, drainage, and other infrastructure. the plan is that the american red cross would build these homes, including water and sanitation. and we anticipate spending as much as $30 million with usaid. second the american red cross is also working on a separate housing project with the interim american development bank or i idb. we anticipate we will spend $15 million on the land for the ha

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those arguments were unsounded a rejected then and will fair no better today. indeed, leading republican lawmakers championed individual mandates as part of their health equity and access reform today act of 1983. the requirement of individual participation was valid then and it is valid now. for all of these reasons i strongly encourage my colleagues to vote no on this misguided repeal bill. i thank you and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. lungren swhorks a chairman of the house administration committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. lungren: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in the scope of the american constitutional system of governing, the congress is a body whose power is defined within the context of imnumerated powers and this is more than a matter of structural mechanics because it goes to the heart of the issue of governmental power. or

those arguments were unsounded a rejected then and will fair no better today. indeed, leading republican lawmakers championed individual mandates as part of their health equity and access reform today act of 1983. the requirement of individual participation was valid then and it is valid now. for all of these reasons i strongly encourage my colleagues to vote no on this misguided repeal bill. i thank you and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. lungren swhorks a chairman of the house administration committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. lungren: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in the scope of the american constitutional system of governing, the congress is a body whose power is defined within the context of imnumerated powers and this is more than a matter of structural mechanics because it goes to the heart of the issue of governmental power. or

it with include repairing holes that are damaged and demolishing and replacing those that are unsound. this is a street-by-street approach and allows people to return to their neighborhoods and stay close to family, friends and jobs. the second approach is a greenfield effort where we develop new communities outside of port-au-prince and we are very excited to be able to tell you about two brand-new initiatives. first, the american red cross is working closely with the united states government, state department, through the implementing arm, usaid. we are working on planned partnership to build permanent housing for people left homeless during the earthquake. under this usaid would identify and prepare at least two locations in haiti for permanent homes that would include roads, drainage and other infrastructure. the plan is that the american red cross would build the homes, including water and sanitation. we anticipate spending as much as $30 million in this planned partnership with usaid. second, the american red cross is working on a separate housing project with the inter-american