bruce city and county is survey or. we received the application august 23rd, we deemed the application submittal on the 23rd. we circulated it to city agencies on the 23rd and we granted tentative map approval on october 4th. >> director mayor's office of housing. so in taking on this responsibility of reviewing the appeal request, we researched both the ordinance with the assistance of the city attorneys office and to determine the basis for the appeal and whether the appeal had a merit under the ordinance. the law requires the appellant to show an absence of any reasonable relation between the impact of the condominium conversion and the amount of the fee. and more importantly the law does not provide for hardship exemption to grant the fee waiver or reduction. in the correspondence between the appellant and the city, the appellants case does not challenge the finding of the nexus study per say. the condominium conversion and the need for the affordable housing cost are not being challenged in the particular appeal. as

have been able to file unemployment claims because st mayor kept city workers on the job. however, bruce johnson reports that the people seeking jobless benefits, right about the time the city runs out of money to pay its workers. >> those individuals have to file here in the district of columbia. >> at the d. c. employment services office, 11,000 federal workers have signed up online or in person to collect benefits since the shutdown began. >> how many federal employees work in the city and could file for unemployment? >> 300,000. >> could this office handle that kind of number? >> no. >> congress agreed to pay federal workers for the time spent on furlough. the same workers who collect unemployment checks today will have to pay that money back. >> if you do get your retroactive license, then you have an over payment with the unemployment compensation program. you have to pay your money back. >> d. c. mayor gray at an immigration rally on the mall today called on the president and congress to end the budget stalemate. using a local contingency fund is keeping city workers on their jobs

city. and bruce johnston and his team are probably the best people in this city on building coalitions, bringing large groups of people who differ on other issues together on specific issues to achieve some consensus. i think we're still doing very well. and i welcome more people to come in and row in the vote. if you're rowing, then you have to be playing. >> my own background gives me a clear look at the infrastructure and the nation's ability to move its people and its information. we have, for the longest time, avoided taking steps that we need to take to strengthen our infrastructure. steps that would not be driven by incremental expenditures by the broad population, but would be paid for by user fees. and until we get smart, to understand that if our infrastructure is not working well, no matter what part of it is, it drives down productivity, increases accident, and has a very negative effect on our society. by the way, this is one issue none of us loses sight of. we're on the streets in this town. this is the world's capital. any day now, we're going to fall into a sink hole. that should

city. and bruce johnston and his team are probably the best people in this city on building coalitions, bringing large groups of people who differ on other issues together on specific issues to achieve some consensus. i think we're still doing very well. and i welcome more people to come in and row in the vote. if you're rowing, then you have to be playing.

. >> they said no to the congress because the city has its own money. bruce johnson looking into how that is playing out today. >> vincent gray in route to a network interview today to explain his decision to keep city workers on the job while other federal agencies are sending their workers home today. >> i think this is great for the people of this city to finally feel like, you know, we can fight. >> they were busy on the first day of the fiscal year. because mayor gray declared all city workers essential and then got the city's legal and financial officials to agree the workers could be paid from a multimillion dollar contingency fund that had been approved in the last fiscal year. we're talking about roughly 32,000 city employees and the mayor says there's enough money in that fund to keep all of these workers on the job for two weeks. after that what happens, it's anybody's guest. the d.c. council unanimously approved the mood to keep city workers on the job. protesting congressional authority over the city spending and its laws. >> it's a big deal, the

have been able to file unemployment claims only because the mayor kept city workers on the job to process them. and as bruce johnson tells us tonight, the numbers of those seeking jobless benefits could soar over the next two days. sadly, that's just when the city will start running out of money. >> those individuals have to file here in the district of columbia. >> at the d.c. employment services office, 11,000 federal workers have signed up online or in person to collect benefits since the shutdown began. >> how many federal employees work in the city and could file for unemployment? >> 300,000. >> could this office handle that kind of number? >> congress agrees to pay federal workers for the time spent on furlough. the same workers who collect unemployment workers today would have to pay that money back. >> if you do get it, then you have an over payment with the unemployment compensation program. you have to pay your money back. >> d.c. mayor gray on the rally today, called on the president and congress to end the budget stalemate. using a local contingency fund is keeping city workers on their jobs to

no one organization makes anything happen in this city. bruce josten and his team are probably the best people in this city on building coalitions bringing large groups of people who differ on other issues together on specific issues to achieve some consensus. i still think we are doing very well and i welcome more people to come and and grow in the boat. if you are rowing venue have got to be playing. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> let me back into that question with my own background. en masse we have a particularly clear look at infrastructure and the nation's ability to move its goods and its people and its information. we have for the longest time avoided taking steps that we need to take to strengthen our infrastructure. steps that would not need driven by incremental expenditures by the broad population but would be paid for by user fees and until we get smart and to understand that have our infrastructure is not working well no matter what part it is then that drives down our productivity and increases our accidents and it has a very negativ

romance between governor chris cities christie and bruce springsteen. rudy giuliani is sean guest at 10 p.m. eastern. >>> okay, everyone. it's time to hash it out. new jersey governor chris christie scoring big endorsement. the hill shaqses christie. new 30 second spot. >> i don't endorse many politicians but chris christie is different. is he working with with me to bring jobs back to our cities. and on a new program to help kids in tough neighborhoods get ahead. governor christie has provided more funding for schools, given parents more choices in what schools their kids can go to and merit pay for good teachers. >> talk about a slam dunk ad, you like that one? and a shocking new trend among american soldiers. the associated press tweeting suck in that gut, soldier. bulkier troops turn to liposuction to pass the fat test. relies on neck and waste measurements to determine future prospects in the military. service members argue the test also weeds out muscular builds so some are getting plastic surgery in a desperate attempt to pass. brittany spears de

bruce, that we're not a federal agency. we're not a department. >> reporter: mr. mayor, the city has already suffered and you pointed this out because of the sequester cuts. should the government -- federal government shut down, what's likely to be the impact on local businesses, hotels, restaurants, the hospitality industry in general, sales taxes to the city government? >> we talked to the cfo. the overall impact to the city could be about $6 million a day which is a heavy hit for us, bruce. obviously we'll have a profound influence on the dollars that are available to us as we head into the new fiscal year. >> reporter: there's no way to make that up, $6 million a day? how do you make that up? >> i don't see how we make it up at all. maybe we'll get more people coming into the city to visit, maybe we'll get more people than we think moving into the city but there's no way i know of that we can make up those dollars. >> reporter: mr. mayor, talk to me about essential workers and homeland security. you have that massive responsibility here. the navy yard shooting still on our mi

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city. and bruce and his team are probably the best people in this city on building coalitions, bringing large groups of people who differ on other issues together on specific issues to achieve some consensus. i still think we're doing very well. and i welcome more people to come in and row in the boat. but if you're rowing, then you've got to be playing. >> [inaudible] >> let me back into that question. my own background lets me have a particularly clear look at infrastructure and the nation's ability to move its goods and its people and its information. and we have for the longest time avoided taking steps that we need to take to strengthen our infrastructure. steps that would not be driven by incremental expenditures by the broad population but would be paid for by user fees. and until we get smart, to understand that if our infrastructure is not working well, no matter what part of it is, then it drives down our productivity, increases our accidents, and it has a very negative effect on our society. and by the way, this is one issue that none of us should lose sight of. we drive on the str

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the city could reprogram existing programs to keep its 32,000 workers on the job after that two-week period. the chief financial officer is looking at all options. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> so here's a question. so what are all those furlough staffers doing with all that new free time? apparently, some have nothing better to do than turn to craigslist and find somebody to pass that time with. busby posted some of the ads that have come out this week. like this one, with a looming government shutdown, it would make for a nice distraction to kiss the worries away, so let's get together and make out. >> hey now. >> hey there. >> boy, he's pretty straightforward there, huh? >> he will put an ad on craigslist, he just put it out there. feeling no shame at that point. >> definitely not. i will say traffic was great today. >> that's about the only good thing about the shutdown. >> like the weekend. >> yeah. >> maybe they will open up the park. okay, here's a picture. i think is pretty cool. ask you to go to our facebook page and make a caption for this. you have the bear. >> is that our news director? >> you have the bear. he would have a packer's uniform on.

city, it's wendy williams! today, just back interest his hun eny moon, music super star john legend shares about his wedding to supermodel christy teigen and performance his new son. plus, kris and bruce's dramap. and all the latest juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! [ applause ]

the mayor says the city could reprogram existing funds to keep its 32,000 workers on the job after that two-week period. the chief financial officer is looking at all options. bruce johnson, wusa9. >>> the republican-controlled house voted late yesterday to continue the district funding till december 15. it's unclear if the democratically controlled senate will approve the measure which had been called a piecemeal budget approach because it still doesn't fund the affordable health care law. >>> at 4:52 in today's health, a way to help cut down on your cholesterol. a new class of drugs cups levels of bad cholesterol by up to 57% according to a new study. the drugs called rna interference protect receptors that clear bad cholesterol if the blood. researchers say more studies need to be done but the drugs could eventually be an alternative for the 20% of patients who are resistant to cholesterol reducing status. >>> remember i told you yesterday that statens may help against dementia as well as cholesterol? now you can add gum disease to the list. a new study finds it also reduces inflammation associated with gum disease. researchers at harvard gave patients with he

it's a great show. [ applause ] hi, bruce. [ laughter and applause ] i can't believe this. we just had our primary for mayor here in new york city of new yorkers voted. it got even worse when 50% were like, "wait, giuliani's leaving?" [ laughter ] i like that guy. oh, this is pretty cool. doritos is asking people from around the world to submit videos that could end up in its super bowl commercial. yeah. then the jets were like, "sweet, maybe we will be in the super bowl." ♪ doritos doritos [ cheers and applause ] did you see this earlier this week? russian president vladimir putin wrote an op-ed piece on syria for "the new york times" so that he could speak directly to the american people. yeah. and i guess he really caught the newspaper bug because now he's even doing sunday funnies for some other papers. i mean, this is true. take a look at this. [ with russian accent ] "i can make mondays disappear." [ laughter ] just helping out garfield right there. yeah. here's a "dennis the menace" cartoon that putin wrote. [ with russian accent ] "don't worry, dennis, you won't be hearing from mr. wilson anymore." [ laughter ] dennis lo

russia's mountain is bruce this is a unique opportunity to unite the nation and a great way to explore russians themselves and because the torch. with the flame. every single city and for that moment this particular city will be the capital of the olympic games after two days in moscow the olympic torch will have further inland before ending up at the grand opening ceremony of the saudi winter olympic games in exactly one hundred and twenty two days from now. alexey russia of ski r.t. moscow. eleven target is on its epic journey to shut. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand and nine hundred nineteen cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand gallons. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp dick torch relay. on r t r i. a series of deadly attacks have struck security forces across egypt where violence has continued into a second day gunmen kill six soldiers in a drive by shooting in a city a hundred kilometers east of cairo a suicide attack a detonated a massive a truck bomb that ripped through the security headquarters in southern sinai peninsula three people died and more than fifty were

bruce and georgia. two years after she was diagnosed with leukemia. >> her chance for survival was 50/50. >> he had been raising money for leukemia lymphoma society. run the 1988 city marathon and get sponsored. he recruited 38 friends and called it team in training. >> probably half of the donations were bets. bets placed early on before we got into shape. there's no way you are going to do that. sure if you do it i will pay you $10 a mile. >> everyone finished. they raised 320,000 dollars. bruce cleland came the very first charity runner. 25 years later team in training is the largest charity endurance sports training program in the world. 600,000 participants raising some $1.4 billion for blood cancer research and treatment. what about the little girl who inspired it all? today georgia cleland is 29, cancer free and training for her fourth half marathon with team in training. >> i called my dad, i said, dad, guess what? i am going to do the disney half marathon in january. he said, what? you have never run before. how are you going to do that. ? >> she did it the same way her dad did in 1988 train with a team of friends and raise money to help others. >> i remem

city, it's wendy williams! today, just back interest his hun eny moon, music super star john legend shares about his wedding to supermodel christy teigen and performance his new n. plus, krisnd bruce'sest juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! [ applause ] >> wendy: hi, diane. yeah! oh! hi, everybody. [ applause ] >> wendy: welcome to the show. [ applause ] >> wendy: thank you so much for watching today. i'm glad to see you. hi, studio audience! you look beautiful. [ applause ] >> wendy: how you doin'? >> how you doin'? >> wendy: i'm doing great. we've got a very nice show for you -- prepared for you today. there's a shocking housewife scandal dealing with cheating. it's a new york castmate. which way? oh. ramona. plus, new details on kris and bruce's split. and kanye was on jimmy kimmel last night, facing off. we've got the highlights and the clips and let's talk about it and more. it's time for "hot topics." [ applause ] >> wendy: thank you. thank you. so, last night, i was out socializing and i didn't get a chance to watch any tv. i was invited to the u.n. i hosted a -- [ applause ] >> wendy: thank you. i hosted an event, it was the temple cultural festival and there were lots of di

bruce springsteen is from. it's a little bit north of asbury park. and 50 miles away is atlantic city a lot of us have heard of. this is a shot taken in may of 2009 in seaside heights, new jersey. this is a before shot. this is about -- roughly three years, a little more than three years before the hurricane. and a couple of buildings here, we have these yellow arrows right here and they're there for a purpose so when we look at the after shot we can figure out what happened to those structures. here's a red arrow on this building. this is about three and a half years later when sandy came acalling. here we go. these buildings aren't in the same place. they don't look alike, don't look the same. look to have been a pier along through here is gone. there iewflt be roads through here and now irthere are what appear to be sandy trails. and virtually every house here is badly damaged, many of them absolutely totally destroyed. and we have another shot here, same town, seaside heights. this is obviously the beach, the boardwalk, and this is an amusement park. and a lot of people went there