lemonis: and mr. cory was finally able to get his mother that car, but without the infrastructure in place, the company was unable to meet the overwhelming interest... lisa: make it work. cory: yep, like we always do. lemonis: leaving cory and his mom unable to rise to their own potential. lisa: [ speaks indistinctly ] crap. i forgot that. lemonis: everybody loves cookies, and there's a ton of money to be made if you have the right product, and so i thought i'd stop by one of the places cory sells his cookies, the local car dealership, to check it out. well, hello. cory: hello! lemonis: i'm marcus. cory: how are you? lemonis: what is your name? cory: mr. cory. the founder of mr. cory's cookies. lemonis: okay. are you also cory or is it only mr. cory? cory: cory, yeah. yep. lemonis: okay. well, nice to meet you. cory: thank you. nice to meet you, too. lemonis: you look sharp. cory: you look sharp, too. this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to mee

mr. teague. >> good evening, again, cory te. would reiterate the carryovere last hearing that the zoning administrator supports the issua variance for the revised plan fe new elevator. i'm available for any questions. >> that's a front yard setbac s. >> correct. front setback vair yns. >> thank you. >> now we can public comment. mr. silverman, if you'd lierk t, you can do so now. -- if you'd like to speak, you o now. >> good evening, president hondd commissioners. david silverman. i work with the owners of adjac. if i can get the overhead. just to refresh your memories fe last hearing, this is the gauths home over here. this the yee's home. this is the easement in betweens the tower. contrary to what mr. patterson d you, the -- excuse me -- dbi had a notice to the gauthier's to re tower, not to demolish it. it's a big difference. what the yees are proposing is d an elevator here that would go t here in the middle of their sta. the commission advised them at t hearing that they could not do t because this needs to be 36 ince and

mr. teague. >> thank you again, president honda and commissioners. coryteague, planning department staff. so on august 21st of this year, they submitted a letter as to whether the property at 21 brompton avenue could continue the use as a parking lot current property is split zoned with a smaller portion to the east towards diamond street, being zoned glen park nct neighborhood commercial transit district, and the majority of the parcel to the west that fronts on brompton being zoned rh 2. but the subject property originally consisted of several adjacent properties that were zoned r 2 and contained two single-family houses. those properties were purchased by the city, and the single-family homes were demolished or removed. the city vebl in making his determination, the zone being administrator searched for any authorization during that time to establish the parking lot as a legal use of the property, but no such documentation was found. instead, as noted in the issued letter, the r 2 zoning at the time did not permit public parking lots, and the 1971 gene

mr. teague? >> good evening again, president honda, commissioners, cory teague department staff. it contains a two story single-family home and the building permit under appeal approved a third story addition and minor facade changes. the building building permit was filed on may 15, 2013 and the initial planning department review resulted in design comments to set back the proposed third floor at least 15 feet from the front facade in order to be consistent with the residential design guidelines point the permit holder made the requested confession and the code was entirely otherwise complying. the appellant requested discretionary review of the permit on march 23rd, 2016. planning commission held a dr hearing on july 8, 2016, and at that hearing an issue was raised regarding potential unauthorized dwelling unit on the ground floor. the commission continued the case to august 4th of this year and instructed staff to raemp the issue further. at the august 4e hearing indicated that while the ground floor space did meet the physical criteria to be an unauthorized dwelling unit, it

mr. smith. >> good evening and commissioners. cory smith on behalf of sf hack. we commit submitted osubmitted this project a while ago. this is a funky site, and trying to figure out what works here has been difficult. thank you. >>vice president richards: thank you. any other members of the public wishing to comment in support of the project? seeing none, dr requestor, you have two minutes rebuttal. >> our initial e-mail did ask for the consideration of a courtyard scheme, which was never evaluated by the sponsor, which is another reason we sort of did it ourselves, but the changes they've made in response to ourselves have been very, very minor, and i've said the difference between an sro abutting another sro and another residential building, if it abutted a residential building there could be light coming from the front or the back, but now, 30% of the units will have no light coming into their units, and that's their entire units. the same mix can be gained with a six story configuration, and we feel like you know, it's a big ask for a redesign, at this stag

mr. wheeler: i think we go back to what cory did in his excellent introduction of what net neutrality is,se there is a huge difference between google, facebook, verizon, at&t and comcast. one is about the networks are the highway. we want those highways to be fast, fair and open. now, i think probably what your viewer is commenting on is there is this untrue statement that is floating around that somehow the internet service providers have not been investing as a result of the open internet rule. but the fact of the matter is if you look at what capital investments have been since the open internet rules were adopted, they have been climbing. you look at the revenues. the revenues are climbing, the profits are up. their stocks are at record levels. so the fact of the matter is they are doing quite well. none of them have said to the ftc or to any of their shareholders that their future ability to invest has been threatened. and so, i think we have to differentiate between lobbying rhetoric and what is really happening in the financial markets. emily: what do you think happens in the inevi

mr. teague? >> good evening, president honda, commissioners, cory teague for planning property staff. the property is located in the rh 2 zoning district. the subject permit was originally filed on july 31st and was approved by the planning department by a senior member of our pic staff over the counter on august 9th. the planner noted on the approval that the proposed deck and stairs were also exempt from neighborhood notification due to their limits height and projects. as such, it is the planning department's position it was properly approved. this appears to be more of an issue between neighbors and not a question of whether the planning department's approval was proper. i'm available for my questions you may have. >> did you see the connecting stairs for the rooms down? >> did i see the connecting stair. >> it's about 1 foot away from the wall. >> this on the proposed ground floor plan? >> mm-hmm. >> and let's see here...and what was the -- what was the question about the location of the stairs? >> no questions, just observations. >> oh, okay. thank you. thank you for the observa

mr. teague? >> good evening again, president honda, commissioners. cory teague, planning department staff.just briefly, did get a chance to look over the proposed plans by the permit hol

mr. teague? >> good evening again, president honda, commissioners. cory teague, planning department staff.just briefly, did get a chance to look over the proposed plans by the permit holder just to see if they would be consistent with the ceqa analysis that was conducted for the site and

mr. teague? >> good evening again, president honda, commissioners. cory teague, planning department staff.just briefly, did get a chance to look over the proposed plans by the permit holder just to see if they would be consistent with the ceqa analysis that was conducted for the site and consistent with current planning code requirements, and the proposed revision would be consistent with both. the only thing i would point out is that generally, if a project had already been noticed and comes back and proposes to raise the height by a couple of feet, it would trigger renotice. in this case, obviously, all of the people that have received notice and are engaged are verien gauged in this process. the rest of the revisions are just at the discretion of the board. i'm available for any questions you may have. >> mr. teague, what was the -- what is the max height they can go in comparison to where we're at now? >> so i think -- well, as was mentioned during the permit holder's presentation, the height district here -- it's a 40 foot height district, but because it's rh-1 dd, you take a 45 angle

mrs. walters: california is experiencing the worst fires in its history, it's taken 46 lives, including one of our brave firefighters, cory iverson. the need for relief and assistance is immediate. mr. speaker, i support the swift pass pa -- passage of the emergency disaster aid package which includes legislation i introduced, the california wildfire disaster relief act of 2017. these specific provisions will allow victims to deduct property damages and access retirement funds without penalty as well as encourage charitable giving. passage of this bill will help mitigate the burden of these devastating wildfires and allow people to begin rebuilding their lives. mr. speaker, kale faces a long road to recovery and rebuild from this devastating fire season. i urge my colleagues to aid in that recovery by voting for the emergency disaster aid package. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the yom from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield one minute to my league from new jersey, mr. smith. mr. smith: i thank my good f

mr. tipton from colorado fermented , that's tea. cory gardner supports it our senator in the senate. next to no fiscal impact. the rules committee still didn't allow me to debate the amendment on the floor for 10 minutes, for five minutes, for one minute. enough with these closed rules. i reserve the balance of my time. -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. woodall: i am prepared to close when he is. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: i am prepared to close and i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. polis: we have a couple problems with this rule. first of is recognized. all, the rule brings to the floor the wrong bills. these are minor bills. i'll give a recap in a moment. oh, my goodness. two sentences after disclosure. and a little more filing costs for pensions and investors. ok. we'll get past that. they probably won't become law anyway. you can blame it on the senate, house. but most of these things we do don't become law. i understand many of my colleagues are frustrated with the senate. whateve

cory and ashleigh were expecting a second daughter in the spring. it is not clear what went wrong here, but the terrain is steep and dangerous, and mr iverson was apparentlyin the wind. the gusts destroyed homes as well, almost 700 of them. two apartment blocks and two hotels also burnt down, and another 18,000 buildings remain at risk. this is one of five homes in this tiny neighbourhood which was destroyed when the flames swept through here so fast that firefighters had to abandon the area. which ones survived and which were destroyed was a matter of pure luck. aaron lawson and his family were among the lucky ones. their home was scorched, but it survived, thanks in part to neighbours, who lost everything but stayed to fight the fire. the most rewarding thing, i think, is i think seeing them. some of the guys who lost their houses were working side—by—side with us to keep our house safe for a few days. all week, the skies here have been alive with activity, as pilots battle the blaze from the air. the wildfire has now ravaged an area the size of new york city and washington, dc combined. and, with more gusty winds forecast, firefighters say they expect

mr. trump to the same standard as harvey weinstein and the other men heldthable f responsible fo reprehensible behavior. kristen gillibrand, coryooker and jeff merkley. sarah sanders reaffirming the white house stance on these women. listen. >> the president has addressed these accusations directly, and denied all of these allegations, and this took place long before he was elected to be president, and the people of this country had a decisive election, supported president trump and we feel that these allegations have been answered through that process. >> cnn national political reporters and so the news piece of this is the fact that now you have senator gillibrand the latest to join this now growing list calling for the president to resign not just because kristen gillibrand says he should i'll go with the fact that the president is not going to, but why is this still significant moving forward? >> i think that this is, you know, a very different political moment in many ways than where we were in 2016 when these women first emerged and when we first heard the tape with billy bush that president trump has questioned apparentl

cory. thank you to the family, as well, for being a shining example. mr.e here. >>> let's send it over to dylan for a check of the weather. >> thanks, craig. we've been focusing on cold temperatures across the country. in the southwest, it will be a warm end to 2017. temperatures will be running 10 to 20 degrees above average. l.a. should hit friday today. 70s through the weekend. albuquerque on tuesday. and 77 on sunday. that's one part of the country with temperatures will be above average. we have a system moving in, picking up moisture to the pacific northwest. a of snow in areas just south of minneapolis-st. paul, and through iowa. and this will try to make its way to the northeast. it will be a trigger to turn back on the lake-effect snow >> and that's your your latest forecast. guys? >> all right. thank you, dylan. >>> guess what time it is. >> what are we doing? >> it's time to "trend." with new years around the corner, it's the time of year that so many of us vow to make a change in the new year. huffing therapists to weigh in on how achievable re

cory. thank you to the family, as well, for being a shining example. mr.> let's send it over to dylan for a check of the weather. it's g to be a warm end to 2017. temper will be running averag l.a. should hit friday today, albuqu in the 60s. tucson 60s friday and saturday. 77 sunday. so that's one part of the we have this little system that so we'll see a brief one to two well. this try to make its way it's going to be a trigger to six to 12 inches around the that's look at the weather now here's a peek out your window >> still have very cold temper 12 in frederick. 17 in clinton. for today though, we'll see the chance passing flurries. mids. so that's about ten degrees fortomorrow, we have snow could see about less than an we could see icy spots too going >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> all right. thank you, dylan. >>> guess what time it is. >> what are we doing? >> 's with new years around the corner, it's the time of year that so many of us vow to make a change in the new year. "the huffington post" asked therapists to weigh in on how achie

cory. thank you to the family, as well, for being a shining example. mr. brokaw, always good to have you.>> let's send it over to dylan for a check of the weather. >> thanks, craig. we've been focusing on cold temperatures across the country. in the southwest, it will be a warm end to 2017. temperatures will be running 10 to 20 degrees above average. l.a. should hit friday today. 70s through the weekend. albuquerque on tuesday. albuquerque will be in the 60s. and 77 on sunday. that's one part of the country with temperatures will be above average. we have a system moving in, picking up moisture to the pacific northwest. a brief one to two inches of snow in areas just south of minneapolis-st. paul, and through iowa. the chicago area too. and this will try to make its way to the northeast. it will be a trigger to turn back on the lake-effect snow machine. 6 to 12 inches possible around the great lakes. that's that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> we will have some very warm weather later today but it does start out cool. after we see a very c

mr. trump. >>> on sunday, thousands of firefighters faced intense wind gusts topping 70 miles per hour as the fire spread to more than 270,000 acres. there was a pause in the fight to honor coryssion # went by. the fire is now 45% contained. >>> prince harry and former president barack obama. watch. >> do i have to speak faster? >> no. >> do i need a british accent. >> if you start using long pauses between answers, you have to do the face. >> oh, okay. >> that was good. president versus prince. it happened in september during the invictus games. he shared his hopes for the future. the bbc will air the full interview december 27th. it will be released as a podc t podcast. >>> i'm glad we had video of this podcast or radio show because you can't see the joke. we get to see the joke. but on radio you cannot see the funny face. so i'm glad we have that. >> a big get. not easy. the former president is not a big fan of interviews. >> having a charmed moment right now. fun to watch. >> you get married and everything in life gets easier. some people call this the smallest handcuff in the history of the world. not me. liberating. it is like a power ring. >> that is inspirational. tha

mr. moore, do you regret what you said about the jewish lawyer? >> i'm talking about the allegations. we're done with that. get back to the issues in this state. >> senator cory gardner said as soon as you get to the senate, he wants you expelled. what would you do? >> we'll take it up when we get to the senate. i think they should go out and vote. we have a tremendous turnout. the nation is watching this. we have international people from overseas, different nations here today. this is a very important day for our country, our state and for the future. >> are you prepared to face an ethics committee? >> we can take those problems up when we get to the senate when we win. >> judge, what do you say to those who accuse you -- mrs. moore, what's the last month been like for you? >> well, you saw it. judge moore, kayla moore -- former judge, i should say, because he was twice taken down by the people of alabama, speaking of alabama voters, for what he did as a supreme court justice there. jackie speiers, sorry for that. >> that's all right. >> let's talk about election day and the calls for the president to now face allegations into his past. he would certainly a

mr. president? >> reporter: trump has denied any wrongdoing and denies having met the women. >> do you really think that change is happening? >> yes. >> reporter: rebecca cori masturbated. >> i'm getting death threats. i'm getting free hate every, single day. >> reporter: louis c.k. issued a statement, responding to multiple allegations. writing in part, these stories are true. the power i had over these women is they admired me. and i wielded that power irresponsibly. >> this is the takeaway. >> reporter: two of the women accuse john hockenberry a long-time host of public radio, of a pattern of harassment. so suki kim broke the story. >> the host is sending me inappropriate e-mails for a year. i did file a compleaint. hockenberry was let go in washington. in a statement, he wrote, in part, i should have been more aware of how the power i wielded over others, coupled with inappropriate comments and communications could be const e construed. i have no excuses. >> it's about unfair employment practices. you're one of the top dogs in this particular field. you have power to make or break people's careers. >> reporter: mcgowan's conversation comes amid her inte

mr. comey was going to present where he said that hillary clinton had been extremely careless but originally it had said grossly negligent. go back and find out who edit that. >> it was this guy. coryhis attorneys have said he cannot obstruct. now, does he have the right to ask if fairness has been applied between hillary clinton and mike flynn? absolutely he does. and that's part of his job and his responsibility. and if there is a deep trade out there that is preventing truth and justice from taking place, it needs to be exposed. steve: okay. and the inspector general of the department of justice has launched an investigation into it, and it looks like it will be done early next year, which means a month or two. brian: lead editorial on the wall street journal has a huge problem with the mueller probe and foxnews.com at least what we started now looking at deutsche banc between transactions between trump and the bank. really? now you're looking at obstruction of justice with your buddy james comey now we're going back to see how he funded his 1985 trump palace in the atlantic city. that's where this is going. ainsley: it's so confusing because every day there's something else rev