commissioner murphy: commissioner walker. commissioner walker: i appreciate that this is on the agenda, this broad issue. it is situations like this -- not just that one project. i do have questions about this one project and then i have questions about the broader effort for fixing. by next year, we want to see something different. >> i gave her a deadline of, two weeks, come back to me with an action plan. if they cannot take care of it, afford it, at that point, we would go to a director's hearing, and then force the issue. >> if it keeps breaking down, as a serial occurrence, creating a problem for the building, everyone coming out, responding in the case of an emergency. >> to be fair, the only complaint that we have received is the one from the same tent. there are other people in the building and i have not heard anything from them. i am not saying that it is not happening. we are just not getting more people complaining. commissioner walker: on the concept of doing it an emergency resolution for a life issue, do we ha

commissioner walker: ok, i get it. what do you do then? >> if i may, commissioner, generally, what the department has done is deal with the exigent circumstances to make the building more stable, to deal with the issue but not necessarily restore the whole system. when you get into a boiler system, you may have other issues -- commissioner walker: space heaters, something like that? >> in instances where there was a single source, we may have had an elderly individual or confirmed individual, we have access, and there was sufficient money to stabilize the situation. but when you are dealing with several large building systems, it becomes a much more complicated situation. even when the department had $20 million in its operating fund, they were apprehensive to do that. once you start making the repairs, you inherit the liability and access that goes along with that. it is one thing to barricade a building. it cost about 18 dozen dollars just to have the bureau of rebuilding repair come in, the police was there, the city attorney involved.

recall elections but walker has got he's aren't leaving without a dirty fight. that drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get through the pretty maid who can you trust no one who is you know view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour today kate threw off a series of recall votes to replace six of wisconsin's republican senators the democrats running for office are facing opposition from. pratt's actually sort of the. governor scott walker and his cohorts are playing seriously dirty politics meanwhile paychecks for state workers in minnesota are on hold due to a government shutdown and lawmakers find a northstar that will break the republican mantra no and republican presidential candidate newt gingrich has a new supporter me probably won't get my vote in two thousand and twelve he clearly shares one of my viewpoints on the u.s. c

fell from the muslim public affairs council weighs in on this issue and wisconsin governor scott walker implements a new voter id law just in time will probably be his own recall election with fewer than a dozen cases of voter fraud actually found and prosecuted nationwide every year i always hysteria and why would scott walker want to prevent tens of thousands of poor urban elderly people and college students from voting. in the best the rest of the news last night a talk about how the islamophobia right wing in america has their fingerprints all over the norway terror attacks and how islamophobia are carrying out a strategy here in the united states to whip up fear against muslims take a look. here it is asian people for the american way just released a report of what they're calling the right wing playbook on anti muslim extremists . included in this report is a section titled eight key strategies employed by the right to inflame anti muslim sentiment and turning a treat and bigotry into political weapons so once the fear is established once we're all afraid that the muslims are goin

one of them was walter walker. being that they weren't where they were supposed to be, i decided to strip them out and find out what was going on, and mr. walter walker had a bottle of tattoo ink on him. which he finally gave over when i started to do the strip-outs. and at that time, he realized i was going to have to write a report on him for having tattoo paraphernalia. >> and i would put some more over here that would go all the way -- >> what's the image, though? >> this is the one i was going to get. wages of syd. right? >>> coming up -- david laudone's case takes an unexpected turn. >> when you go back in your cell you need to sit there and think about it a minute and tell me the truth and tell me what's going on. >>> and later -- >> you know the first thing he asked me, can i keep the fork? oh, he got me for a fork. >> ray slagle's signature dish provides comfort to a friend in need. >> good, man. >>> in a prison where it seems most of the inmates have a hustle, there are some who hold legitimate jobs. >> t

. >> two of those deputies, melvin walker and david ramsey, were also arrested.e to crack the case for nearly a year, prosecutors agreed not to charge the other two admitted co-conspirators, patrick cuffy and paul skyers, with any crime related to brown's murder in return for their agreement to tell the whole story. >> we needed their testimony. as much as i hated it. but this was the type of crime that had no one come forward we would have never solved it. >> d.a., j. tom morgan first asked brown's widow, phyllis, if she could live with cuffy going free. >> she said as long as he wasn't triggerman and as long as he wasn't the master schemer then she was willing for us to go ahead and make deals with him and skyers so that we could convict the others. >> the indictment charged melvin walker and david ramsey with murder. walker for shooting brown and ramsey, who also worked at ex-sheriff dorsey's private security firm, for being the armed lookout ready to kill anyone who intervened. >> walker was the triggerman. and skyers got rid of the gun. and cuffy drove the g

governor walker, how do you feel about this whole idea of the debt limit here? do you think it ought to be raised? do you think congress is going to find a way to do it? >> well, i think they need to make some long-term structural changes. part of the benefit that each of the four of us are talking about is not just balancing our budget, but doing it in a way that provides structural reform for generations to come. all too often in washington, they're thinking about the next election. we need to think about the next generation and not just the next election. in our case, if they don't deal with this issue, it will have a negative impact on the economy that will fall over into our states and cities. we've seen 26,000 new jobs in the first five months of this year. and we started to slow a little bit in may. economists said it was largely because of the fact that the federal government has been failing to act. it's been weighing down the successes that we've had in each of our respective jurisdictions. we need to have a federal government that works together, that

commissioner walker: you requested that for two weeks? >> i should have a response from the owner of exactly where they are at, what did have been received, the next couple of what they plan to do. as of right now, my inspector went down there and said there were no issues. i can see the urgency to get this started. if it is a hot water system, they are going to be without hot water for a little bit. if it is just for heating, that is different. both will be down for a while. >> thank you. >> item #5 -- an item on the update of gray water systems. >> good morning. this is in regards to the plumbing plan check for gray water. i spoke with the puc as of last night as far as where we are at and i know we are questioning where we were at and how we are going forward. as of right now, we have new inspectors coming forward. we have inspectors coming forward for that plan check and we are doing it as needed and as referred to by the puc. there also putting it in a handout and the booklet they will have for contact information with the department

wants to the american people really when plus just when you thought it was kinds of governor scott walker's anti-union work couldn't get any uglier it does you won't believe who union workers have to go toe to toe with to get a job now in wisconsin. you need to know this president obama hosting congressional leaders from both sides of the aisle at the white house the day for another round of debt limit negotiations heading into the meeting the speaker of the house john boehner was quoted as saying there's a fifty chance of reaching a deal on the debt limit the next forty eight hours but after the meeting that lofty prognosis was quashed speaking to reporters afterwards president obama said both sides remain car apart and he's called for another meeting this sunday president is trying to pitch a four trillion dollars deficit reduction package over the next ten years that slashes the way of programs mostly affecting the working class and even cuts up the social safety net in america acking a reported four hundred billion dollars out of medicare and medicaid all these tough cuts will be in exc

year now wisconsin prison inmate cost thirty thousand dollars a year so they're using free scott walker is calling it free labor for maintenance work landscaping and painting jobs so they're paying thirty thousand dollars for these prisoners to do the work that's right this part of the global contraction and con flay ssion in wages in china the wages are moving up in the united states are aggressively moving down and so mike scott walker who is there in madison wisconsin and in wisconsin he's a he's an acolyte of the cold brothers who we know from recent revelations are in bed with the energy companies they themselves being an energy company to speed up the effects of the ecological hole cost that we're witnessing and so his solution to the labor unrest is to put everybody in prison well next we were just talking about the casino element of the casino gulag economy this reminds me of the gulag economy is that like north korea you have a command and control gulag economy emerging in wisconsin using slave labor to perform your work it never works it doesn't work for north korea north kore

walker, from the true hope church of god and christ. dr. walker.se] >> to the state leadership, san francisco leadership, and community leadership, let me say to all of you who are here today as a make preparations to indulge in prayer, i would like to get your attention. this is of great and wonderful day for the city, st. francis, by way of the golden gate. you cannot have a world-class city without will class leadership for the community and world class people. bayview hunters point is a world-class community. i thought i would read a couple of versus from first timothy chapters one vs one and two, which will be corporate for this invocation. would you be so kind to doubt your head momentarily. first of all, prayer, and giving of thanks be made of all men. four kings and all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness. in the name of god and jesus, we thank you that the leadership of this groundbreaking for this place of wisdom, the place where they can come and make this community more positive. there are a lot of posi

the wages are moving up in the united states are aggressively moving down and so mike scott walker who is there in madison wisconsin and in wisconsin he's a he's an acolyte of the koch brothers who we know from recent revelations are in bed with the energy companies they themselves being an energy company to speed up the effects of the ecological whole a cost that we're witnessing and so his solution to the labor unrest is to put everybody in prison well we were just talking about the casino element of the casino gulag economy this reminds me of the gulag economy is that like north korea you have a command and control gulag economy emerging in wisconsin using slave labor to perform your work it never works it doesn't work for north korea north korea probably started out forty years ago down this road on austerity measures that probably started as a way to cut the deficit instead they have a dilapidated economy that relies on the sugar daddy of china. because they can invade the only other way to pay for a gulag economy as germany did was you invade other countries dear leader scott wal

walker signed a voter i.d.aw last may, which means people without a photo i.d., well, they can't vote. the law directly affects students, minorities, low-income voters, the elderly, and others that are traditionally less likely to have a photo i.d., or who traditionally vote democratic, how about that? now the walker administration is planning to close -- planning to close -- as many as ten state division of motor vehicle offices where people can obtain a photo i.d. now, according to "bloomberg businessweek," one democratic lawmaker said friday it appeared the decisions were based on politics, with department targeting offices for closure in democratic areas and expanding hours for those in republican districts. this is yet another move to stack the deck against wisconsin voter who is want scott walker out of office, and they can start that process early next year. this is one of the reasons "the ed show" will be broadcasting in madison, wisconsin, at the state senate recall elections next month. we'll be broad

with prison labor under scott walker's collective bargaining law to state employees in wisconsin make an average of fifty thousand dollars a year and this includes all of the white collar workers all the executives working for the state and includes their pension benefits and health insurance so fifty thousand dollars a year now wisconsin prison inmate cost thirty thousand dollars a year so they're using free scott walker is calling it free labor for maintenance work landscaping and painting jobs so they're paying thirty thousand dollars for these prisoners to do the work that's right this part of the global contraction and conflagration and wages in china the wages are moving up in the united states are aggressively moving down and so mike scott walker who is there in madison wisconsin and in wisconsin he's a he's an acolyte of the koch brothers who we know from recent revelations are in bed with the energy companies they themselves being an energy company to speed up the effects of the ecological hola cost that we're witnessing and so his solution to the labor unrest is to put every

we took a different approach than governor walker took in wisconsin. we have collective bargaining in our state. we didn't try to get rid of that we actually brought the unions to the table. we asked for their ideas and participation. we actually exceeded the savings target that we set. but we thought it was important that we do have them on the table, recognizing it that if you look at it from this perspective f you ask any business what is the most important asset to your business, most will say it's the people who come to work every day. and similarly in state government it might be the people who are caring for our patients in the state hospital, in the middle of the night. it might be the people driving the trucks to plow the snow while the rest of us are sleeping. and in delaware the approach we took is we had them come to the table. we worked ou an approach together. we ended up as i is a saving about is 30-- 130 million over 5 years on pension and health care. but that being said this continues to be a very challenging time. we don't have a str

now scott walker's people say that sixteen d.m.v. locations across wisconsin are on a target list to close a look at where the closing will take place shows most you guessed it they're in heavily democratic areas but to offset the closure the d.m.v. will extend the hours at other locations across the state guess what guess where those are they are primarily in republican areas so is this just a coup when students resist scott walker's nefarious plan to keep democratic voters from the polls now wisconsin is not the only state to target voters this year our friends over at think progress have been reporting on efforts to curb voter rights so far that they've tracked are named in two thousand and eleven now they have counted more than twenty states where republican lawmakers have used voter fraud speculation to introduce legislation to restrict goading rights now not all the measures passed this year but usually two dozen states tried so you may be asking yourself maybe this voter fraud issue is the real deal with so many states activel

you strip the union rights from these workers who were just this come from i think this is scott walker on. every author of asian should have been done last year and i think it was a no brainer then i think it should have gotten time and this kind of speaks to this is the consequence of the bigger problem that we have here with having that that become this massive you know issue that's tied up all of this time it should've been a boat that was done months ago and we should have moved on but at the same thing that happened last year that's happening now is that we've had you know because the procedural rules because of the partisan fighting we're not getting the legislation through congress that really should be going through congress and we're not having debates it took us forever to get food see which should have been just taken in the brains of the republicans have the republicans who are injecting ideology into every peaceful. just lation and saying this is where we stand and yet when you look at john case it did that scott walker did that rick scott did that rick snyder did that in

that has been forgotten in walker administration.ht must continue and we will get it done. >> senator, are you surprised in the dog days of summer when it is almost 100 degrees out consistently that people have such intensity in an off year election to go out and do what they did today? your thoughts on that. >> well, i'm not surprised because the enthusiasm in this area and the whole state of wisconsin behind us, we really do have the wind at our back, and we're going to make a difference. we just want balance in government again. wisconsin is a progressive state. we do not want to be mississippi. and that's what we are approaching now. >> senator, congratulations. appreciate your time. let's go to john nichols in madison, wisconsin. your take on the results tonight. what does this mean and what does it mean for governor scott walker? >> well, this is a big deal tonight, ed. dave hansen was specifically targeted, the green bay area has been voting a bit more conservative in recent years, so they went after him. instead, he won a lan