the bottom unit is 80% average larger than all the other units on the block. we are 25% larger than any unit on the block. it's 40% larger than any unit on potrero hill, and it's 35% larger than any existing unit in the entire city. i looked at four unit buildings, and compared to that, it's roughly 10% larger than a four unit building on potrero hill. we're really looking at something that's out of scale. if you look at the residential guidelines, special, page 23 and 24 of those guidelines, it says, design the height and depth of the building to be compatible with the existing scale at the midblock open space. the rear yard is really uncharacteristically deep and tall, additionally completely out of context with the other houses on the block. it removes 700 square feet of midblock space into the garden, pretty much two thirds of where the garden is. this rear yard two story expansion also encroaches. it does not leave much room for others, and cuts off light and trees from the midblock space. it contradicts with the residential guidelines to leave the center

this is due to have a new life from a trail of destruction tropical storm bottoms bubbles the east coast of the united states with gusting winds heavy rain and flooding at least four people are killed and hundreds have needed rescuing the national hurricane center says the danger is far from over also coming up. the strongest stalled this year of battles across the philippines typhoon mancow has told the country's main island ripping off roofs and knocking off possible eyes as authorities assess the damage they warned that more floods and landslides could be to come. and in germany johnson. lies on the pressure of the sea as you're meeting as they scramble to stave off a challenge from the. coming elections polls suggest the party could be heading for the result in more than sixty yes. it's good to have you with us. at least five people have died in the united states as tropical storm photons but as the states of north and south carolina the national hurricane center says the storm is moving west at just over three. and is dumping dangerous amounts of rain is one of catastrophic flooding and say up to

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became latest to raise baggage fees which consumers might not like it but it's good for the bottom line. delta, unitednd jetblue going in that direction. then there's the marijuana stocks, hot socks at the beginning so much attention whether the server not this week. the reason they have been this canadian company which is up 40% one day alone but the stocks have bounced all over the place. some investors say it's way too much and others say it's an example of something you can make money going forward and let you be the judge of that. big picture, another record for the dow in a week we look forward to the bed expected interest rates. john: thank you. march markets closing at another all-time high but a main street - popstar rick harrison is here to talk about. espn has become too political and we have his comments. first, was eternal getting a hold of internal e-mails showing workers discussing such functions to counter travel ban. our own hillary vaughn has the details, next. (guard) i've seen things i shouldn't have. unnatural things. these people they don't sleep... like ever. they reveal in extr

it is going from two units of housing, it is going from three units of housing, which originally had one bedroom in the bottom floor, and two bedrooms and the two units that i am attempting to combine. that was then changed from the merger that would go from two bedrooms, to five bedrooms. by doing so, which would be offset by the fact that it is resulting in a decrease in the number of residential units. i think it is offset by the fact that not only is it more bedrooms, but i have been operating for such a long time, the daycare, and will continue to do so. on page 2, it does state that it will not result in any new dwelling units. however, i would like to point out that it does more than double the amount of new bedrooms. i would add that this protects the affordability of the housing , not just for my family, but for the daycare kids that are there now and in the future. it affords them daycare, which may not otherwise be available to them. on the draft motion, which is a separate document, on page 2, under it site description and present use, it does state that in 1992, we purchased the building and it h

is willing to put tariffs on up to fifty percent of all chinese imports coming into the united states and the bottom line is we have a three hundred and seventy five annual billion dollar trade deficit with the chinese what that means is they get three hundred seventy five billion dollars of u s cash agilely above what we get from china so the chinese need this money for their economy secondly secondly the chinese making the subsidizing goods and dumping them in the united states they're dependent on the wealth and the buying power of the u.s. consumer the united states doesn't need the chinese consumer so this is a battle that the chinese can't win and as long as the president keeps reacting it look their stock market has gone down thirty two percent in china over the last ninety days this is only the start of it they're going to blink this is your battle you say. you see the need on sts doesn't need the chinese consumer but isn't there a risk that a trade war could spark a deeper dispute between the u.s. and china isn't you know and they considering. well the deeper it goes the deeper china is in

bottom with a point at home to bolton. wins for forest and reading. preston fought back from two down against sheffield unitedwhat has been happening at loftus road. the norwich are qpr. -- rb —— rb team qpr. we've had lots of ties in the fa cup today. sixth—tier torquay united beat lymington town of the wessex league premier division, the second qualifying round, this is. five second—half goals, including this driven effort from brett williams, helped torquay to a thumping 7—0 victory. all the results of today's fa cup results and of the football league, head over to the bbc sport wesite. the scottish premiership leaders hearts have dropped points for the first time this season. they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone. stephen naismith actually had a penalty saved for hearts. aberdeen beat motherwell1—0. hibs are second after their 3—0 win at dundee. dundee still without a point this season. rangers face stjohnstone. celtic are at kilmarnock tomorrow. hamilton moved up to ninth in the table after beating st mirren 3—0. mickel miller struck twice. his second was the pick of the bunch. hol

and the fbi says victims end up wiring money to mexico or leaving it in the united states to picked up. the bottom line here if you get one othe calls they say you should just hang up. coming up, women in construction. there aren't many of them. but one rose all the way to the top. >>> well a look at what to watch tomorrow. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will testify before the senate judiciaendota o committee about allegations of sexual misconduct. kavanaugh's accuser has said she will testify. the revised figure for second quarter gdp growth is due out. and we'll get a look at durable goods orders in august. that's what to watch on thursday. >>> new home sales bounced back in august. purchases of newly built homes rose 3.5%, more than expected. and fol tws straight monthly declines. the reason weakness is blamed on rising home prices and higher borrowing costs which have tr ouped wage gains. apartment rents are also heading higher, reversing a year long trends. rents are up 3% and the occupancy rate is at almost 96%. insiding demand is coming in part fl a shorte ofomes for sale, leading t

units. that's what's occurring down at the bottom. e no intent to have it be a unit or a bedroom, i'm not sure what you'd call it. the roof deck, we would like to have a roof garden for vegetables and fruits. it's something that my wife does. that's why we need the pavers. there's beams going in the building so they can bear the weight of that. we had agreed to remove the wind screen down to 42 or 48 inches on the outer edge. it's just simply for -- you know, just added security in case there's a niece or somebody accompanying my wife as she's gardening, but it's not meant for usable space. >> okay. thank you, sir. your time is up. >> i have a few questions, whoever would like to answer it. le

with 40% of the s&p 500's revenue overseas, at some point it hits the top and bottom line here in the unitedes. cheryl: there ways a big piece in the journal this morning talking about it is a great bull run. volatility is about to kick in the markets big time. it is the first trading day after labor day. when the trading desks are full again. what do you make of that? >> volatility is one of those word we use when we don't know what is going to happen. cheryl: we don't. >> how valuable is that? if i got out of the way of the market every time volatility picks up i would be probably out since 1975. cheryl: true. talk about what happens tomorrow. sheryl sandberg, ceo of facebook, jack dorsey, ceo of twitter, tbd, to be determined somebody from google testifying before congress. they have a lot of questions. why did you let the russians interfere in elections in 2016? are you quashing conservative voices? are you doing enough to get fake news off of your platforms? are you policing, frankly disturbing content that still exists in social media? it is a pretty brutal hearing for guys and gals? >

units. that's what's occurring down at the bottom. we have no intent to have it be a unit or a bedroom, i'm not sure what you'd call it. the roof deck, we would like to have a roof garden for vegetables and fruits. it's something that my wife does. that's why we need the pavers. there's beams going in the building so they can bear the weight of that. we had agreed to remove the wind screen down to 42 or 48 inches on the outer edge. it's just simply for -- you know, just added security in case there's a niece or somebody accompanying my wife as she's gardening, but it's not meant for usable space. >> okay. thank you, sir. your time is up. >> i have a few questions, whoever would like to answer it. let's go through a number of the issues here. one is the six-foot wind screen around what you call the deck stays, then planning is saying you have to give 311 notice. >> could you repeat the question. >> your current wind screen around the wood deck is 6 feet high. that would require 311 notice. the property owners cases that he would conside

able to manage even a draw at modi freiburg they stayed firmly rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga standings. as a bind unit coach and watch as one seven out of seven matches and against his side went up one minute through robin in the second half but the reigning champions failed to close the game out as fairly good set to decent unconventional finish in the eighty sixth minute equalized against his former club it was his first goal. and it went was enough to secure them surprise. point. zero zero and this is a look at all results from the first night of midweek match ups in the bundesliga women of course with that impressive home win but league leaders byan as i mentioned for hail to their first draw of the season hanover were beaten at home to half and i am one freiburg and a win against the shock aside in turmoil five more games than follow later today. to welcome monaco from our business desk and everyone's talking about the end of an era but in diamond it's happening it's happening not this month's not next but in may twenty nineteen and rita that is when diana cod to is leaving his post and he will g

but that just makes up they say about a one percent difference in the total bottom line you know those products sold in the united states make up about that it's twenty six billion dollars a year and that's one third of the sale of those products you mention the i phone the i phone really wouldn't be affected as effect three new i phones will be introduced tomorrow by apple all different price ranges by the way the i phone could hit apple is if china starts prohibiting their people from buying it in retaliation or if the people there get so angered at us and that you know is that at america and they say we're not going to buy apple i phones or by other companies i phones that's where the i phone could come into play with this now there's no company better equipped to handle these tariffs and this problem if it becomes a problem with their trillion dollar market cap their profit margin their consumer a loyal consumer base so i think apple is going to be in good shape no matter what happens well we'll have to see if they make a move and come bring some of that manufacturing back to the u.s. as president trump once

she wanted to commute either at that iraq or salary they did that all kind of bottom aphids who got them in part of the united the premier league but as for most of the interest of the well you're looking hero on earlier is zero point zero them daily argument but good morning to you look what i said the same place below the last release party look at it before we really fully support all of them but to go to him. he kept his memory and present realities. that camera as a tool photography and often share. in one of his most deprived areas children who have nothing. now have a voice. to danielle's close part of the viewfinder latin america series on al-jazeera. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum malika. is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening on nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museum this is not beautiful a lot museum

i'm dying to see if he believes that citizens versus united can be overturned. the bottom line here, there's a process to overturn a precedent and i think he understand that process. he will apply it. and if it were up to me states would make these decisions not the supreme court. it is a long-held precedent of the court, it will be challenged over time and i hope he will give it a fair hearing. >> reporter: confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh begin on tuesday. president trump meantime with no public events on the schedule he has not weighed in on this confirmation fight this weekend via twitter either. fred? >> all right. boris sanchez at the white house, thanks so much. >>> all right. next, a cardinal yelled at in the middle of mass. >> considerable animosity. >> shame on you. >> this as the catholic church faces worldwide criticism of its sex abuse scandal and racists are now capitalizing on the death of mollie tibbetts after she was killed. her family's message to the hateful rhetoric straight ahead. ♪ let your perfect drive come together during the final days of

i'm dying to see if he believes that citizens versus united can be overturned. the bottom line here is there's a process to overturn a precedent. i think he understands that process. he will apply it. if it were up to me, states would make these decisions, not the supreme court, but it is a long-held precedent of the court. it will be challenged over time, and i hope he'll give it a fair hearing. >> reporter: now, fred, the reason roe versus wade continues to be a main issue for brett kavanaugh's confirmation process is because the trump administration time and time again has promised to overturn it and allow that decision to go back to the states. the confirmation hearings actually begin on tuesday. so far president trump has not weighed in via twitter this weekend. though, he has been active, i should say, on a number of other issues. >> during the john mccain funeral yesterday, in fact. all right, boris sanchez. thank you so much. with me now is cnn legal analyst and supreme court biographer. good to see you. let's start with this nomination. it's important. kavanaugh,

i'm dying to see if he believes citizens versus united can be overturned. the bottom line here is there is a process to overturn a president. i think he understands that process. he'll apply it. it's up to me, states will make the decisions and not the supreme court. it is a long held precedent of the court. it will be challenged over time. i hope he'll give it a fair hearing. >> if you recall as he was picking the nominee for the supreme court president trump said a number of times he would not ask interviewees their position on roe versus wade. the documents go, they're pushing back on democrats' claim this is not normal. the deputy press secretary making the comment that the documents previously released to the supreme court kbinld. >> as we referenced earlier, democrats are also concerned about kavanaugh's view on whether a sitting president can be subpoenaed. tell us more about that. >> that's right. back in the mid 1990s, he questioned clinton's acts as governor in arkansas and he asked if there is legal precedent to indicate that a president because of the dign

it's near several bus lines, i was wondering why there was three units of parking in the bottom. i am not attached to housing that is not historic. i think we do need density, and we are going to have to knockdown some buildings to be able to get the density that we need in this city, but i think demolitions should be contingent on providing the true value that our city and county needs, and for that reason, i would like to see this project come back with the park -- just echo what's been said, i'd like to see the parking removed. i'd like to see another unit, and i'd like to give you time to come back with a new design, which is what i actually expected to happen today. [inaudible]

it's near several bus lines, i was wondering why there was three units of parking in the bottom. i am not attached to housing that is not historic. i think we do need density, and we are going to have to knockdown some buildings to be able to get the density that we need in this city, but i think demolitions should be contingent on providing the true value that our city and county needs, and for that reason, i would like to see this project come back with the park -- just echo what's been said, i'd like to see the parking removed. i'd like to see another unit, and i'd like to give you time to come back with a new design, which is what i actually expected to happen today. [inaudible] >> president hillis: sure. >> so i hear you, and i'd like to offer the compromise with the fourth unit after the a.d.u. is completed. >> president hillis: i think you're hearing other compliments about the design, that somehow the parking is driving the demolition of this drive. >> right, but i'm saying to remove the parking and have a fourth floor on the ground. that meets all the a.d.a. requirements

it's near several bus lines, i was wondering why there was three units of parking in the bottom. i am not attached to housing that is not historic. i think we do need density, and we are going to have to knockdown some buildings to be

>> the bottom line is we rename buildings in the united states of america all of the time.n. so i certainly understand where he is coming from and i understand where republicans, those in the south would not want to get into the habit of renaming buildings. but this again to me, i don't know if it is because it was introduced by senator schumer, but to me this makes absolute sense and something you don't want to do all of the time in the senate or in federal buildings. but i cannot think of a greater honor than to rename the russell building in john mccain's honor and i hope more republicans will turn around and follow suit. >> we'll hear about the debate i'm sure. to both of you, thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> still to come, confirmation fight. president trump's supreme court nominee will be in the hot seat on tuesday. the key issues, and what it will mean for the russia investigation. he russia investigation. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just

but when the united states seeds this political space we will be less influential simply the bottom line and when we do this we are undermining our capabilities. across the middle east when we leave and we are no longer a part of the equation and if we're just backing one party over the other we are going to be less influential and for sure it will be felt by by others i i think as an american diplomat for twenty two years that this is not a good thing and by the way i don't think it's good for the israelis or good for the or good for the palestinians either what i would like to see is a return to american power and influence and credibility and fairness in the region and and then we would be able to serve that function this is the news hour from out zero still to come on the program politicians from across the u.s. political divide on a john mccain with one notable exception. some people might need to be reminded that life is more than just you know showing other people what your life stop scrolling will look at a campaign to get people off social media and to appreciate life offline. a

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from top to bottom this has been about bullies. >> all america is watching the united states senate todaythey should be deeply disappointed, embarrassed, ashamed. lou: which of those three senators do you think will after the fbi report is filed vote, turn about and vote for judge kavanaugh? any of them? senator lindsey graham warned his colleagues and the nation about the precedent we are watching, this precedent of dangerous conduct that the dimms are carrying out at the kavanaugh confirmation. >> this has never been about the truth. this has been about delay and destruction. and if we reward this, it is the end of good people wanting to be judges. it is the end of any concept of the rule of law. it's the beginning of a process that will tear this country apart. lou: senator lindsey graham. joining me now, judicial watch president tom fitton who was in the hearing room watching all of this. as i said, the meanest, nastiest, dirtiest dem reaction in a hearing i have ever seen. what they tried to carry out is the politics of personal destruction. i want to turn first to the fbi developmen

of influence like russia like iran like turkey like cotton like the united states to try and find a political solution to this the bottom line or you know covering this war over the years you can see that it's usually a military option that comes first that kind of you know gets the actors in a position where they have a stronger negotiating hand at the table and then some kind of political negotiation will come at the moment reading the ground there was an escalation a couple of days ago in southern province russian jets and syrian government dropping barrel bombs but in the last three days it has been quiet it seems that some more time is being given to turkey to try and talk to the rebel groups on the ground some of the ones being called terrorist organizations to disband themselves it is going to be incredibly difficult to achieve that certainly at the moment. the school facilities in health sciences schools needing to be protected i mean how difficult is that to achieve. well the u.n. mentioned there that they you know de confliction was incredibly important that it given the coordinates of things like hospitals to

administration were deathly afraid of getting an angry tweet from the president of the united states because that could affect their bottom line. now you're seeing sort of am emboldened corporate world at least in some respects i think of the nike colin kaepernick commercial and now these documents from dimon. now you're seeing corporate leaders unafraid to take oppositional stances against the president of the united states that's something that's relatively new companies traditionally had been extremely wary of any political involvement because it could cost you half are your customers. some companies and some corporate leaders seem to be making calculations like this that comments like this will get them more customers than they'll lose as a result so they seem to be willing to be outspoken. the other question is could jamie dimon actually beat donald trump? i think that's a fascinating one and unknowable because of dimon's point which is probably right that he couldn't get the democratic nomination. the question is what has donald trump's candidacy in 2016 done to the potential field of candidates in 2020 i think it's

these two individuals who came before the senate so we can really get to the bottom of what's going on here. >> and as a united states senator and somebody who will be a recipient of whatever that fbi investigation finds, do you know what the scope of it is? is it just going to be an investigation of dr. ford's claims, or will there be an additional look into the other women who have come forward? do you know if that is going to be a part of what was agreed to today? >> i don't know. when we agreed to pause for up to a week for an fbi investigation, the elements of that investigation were not discussed. it seems responsible to investigate this matter thoroughly, but there have been two other allegations that have been made that should be investigated. they should not just be left out there. and so there are three women who have come forward, and their stories should be investigated. they should be listened to. they should not just be brushed aside, diminished or degraded. and so i'm hoping that the fbi will do a thorough job for a background check. if someone was applying for a job and had this much -- i don't

united states. there's no way we can get to the bottom of allegations that are 36 years old, unless both of the parties to this controversy agree to tell the truth. right now, they have opposing stories. and so, it seems to me that an fbi or some sort of investigation is probably the only way we can get somewhere close to the truth. if we don't have that, there's going to be a cloud over judge kavanaugh if he gets confirmed because we won't ever know. i think it's in the interest of judge kavanaugh and the interest of the country, we try to get as close to the truth as we can, even though we talk about an incident 36 years ago, where it appears that two individuals had been drinking and were at a party. and the memories may be clouded. >> that is the problem, here, isn't it? does it make more sense, perhaps, for president trump to direct the fbi to investigate these allegations, as was done in the anita hill case, during the confirmation of clarence thomas in 1991, to determine who isn't telling the truth. why the rush here? >> the rush is because the republicans in the senate want to get this thing wr

bottom overall. a big risk would be an unexpected slowdown in the united states. after the fact, it won't be such a surprise when you consider what the fed has been doing. they are taking these apply for almost a percent to under 4%. we have doubled yields all the way across the curve from cash to 30 years in the last 18 months. we are restricting the balance sheet, then we bring higher energy costs to hit households and consumer -- or business budgets. finally, the real wage has been declining. , wee slow rather than grow go back to 2%, i think that will be a much more severe problem for investors here globally than it would be if we continued to have mild issues going on in the emerging world. scarlet: the banner is still sticking me. we have other headlines from argentina central-bank. they say the economic outlook has deteriorated and they see a recession in 2018 maintaining into 2019. they see cti deceleration. those are the headlines from argentina. vincent, thank you for joining us. joe, what are you looking at? joe: we have eco-data very interesting tellin

here's the bottom line, lou, you don't become a billionaire and president of the united states by beingt. to pull off what president trump has accomplished in the last three years takes great leadership and near genius iq. that's what bob woodward and the media elite are missing. lou: well, they are not just missing it. they're purposely missing it because -- >> that's right. lou: the story of what he's done in the course -- and i'm saying to this very day, from the moment he stepped into the presidency on january 20th, almost two years ago soon, i mean, it's an extraordinary story what he's accomplished, what he's achieved. he's done so by the way as you and i and a lot of other people know with good humor, great personal strength, that, by the way, i don't think most people if you put a dozen of them together could match his energy, his strength, and his command of all that is around him as president of the united states. it's extraordinary. >> listen, every time i have been with him during one of those high stress times, lou, i have walked away saying this is the kind of leader you w

politicians, whether the president of the united states or member of congress or a city councilperson to say this is all political. let's get to the facts. let's get to the bottomings. >> forgetting for the moment about how he talks, should the president of the united states sit down with the special counsel? >> there are two perspectives on that. the criminal defense lawyer says absolutely not. and that's what we heard from david kendall, as i describe in the book. president clinton's very able lawyer was saying well, no, no. and eventually we issued a subpoena on behalf of the grand jury. so we will see what unfolds. you know, it's perhaps the fourth inning, maybe the fifth inning of what's unfolding. but the other perspective is that of the president of the united states. and i think there is ab obligation on the part of the president to assist and cooperate in a duly authorized federal investigation. >> god forbid you're on your deathbed someday and someone says, judge, did this go too far, did it get out of hand? what's the answer, in addition to being sad that you're at the end of your life, what's the answer for the ages? ? . >> the answer for the ages i

apart on how to deal with a country absolutely but if you really look at the bottom of the deal it is between iran and the united states it's a good signal that europe sticks together on this question and tries to save at least parts of the iran deal but again at the end of the day they might have a big problem in really sticking to their promises and continuing for example business relationship with iran and it would be almost impossible for example for germany to really make a decision for iran against straight with the united states they won't happen and this is way it gets a good political signal but the implementation will be almost impossible for the europeans to all to hold on to the case while we wait for they are trying to do to address the united nations security council let's take a look at another question a journalist posed to donald trump as he came into the united nations and the question was about venezuela again just a reminder the quality of the on do is a bit poor but have a listen to what donald trump had to say. apparently. fire time will make you feel asleep to be. there for a while or you