director goldstein: excuse me, ma'am. would you care to state your name? >> many letters were stents -- sent to the board. we have the consent already. the neighbors that live on these streets -- i have seen the development of this building on page, and we have been very, very upset for our future. we already have this other tall building next to the construction right now. this building is on page story. it is right above my garden. we live in a situation that is beautiful, full of trees, full of bush's, and also, we have this -- full of bushes. this is at the edge of our nature. we are concerned about the following point. neighborhood homes. this architectural style is totally different. this is a beautiful neighborhood. i do not understand how they can approve something that does not go with us that building and architecture. -- with aesthetic building and architecture. this is very bad for all of us because we have children, grandchildren. they play there. we have nature. it is a beautiful right now. privacy. already -- [bell] excuse me, but i want to

president goh: -- director goldstein: thank you. miss? >> thank you. i would like to make a correction in my brief. the date should have been submitted on january 4, 2011, not january 20, 2010, and the application number should be -- i need to quit using the copy function on my computer. basically, this case is really very simple. there has been 3 permits that have been issued to the permit d. -- to the permitee. there is a foundation upgrade permit that was submitted on december 9, 2010, and that was also issued on the same day. then, the third permit is a structural upgrade permit, which was submitted on january 4, 2011, and that was issued sometime in february. work began under these issued foundation upgrade permits and the structural upgrade permits. as i stated in my brief, unfortunately, those permits that were submitted did not correctly identify the scope of work of what is the existing building and what was the new construction that should have been covered under the site permit, and that portion of the work should not have been approved by t

director goldstein: thank you. sir? >> good evening. but the planning department. it strikes me that there are two issues relative to the planning code, planning department, planning commission. the first is demolition copulations, and the second are the demolition procedures and how we implement the outcomes of those tabulations. with respect to the first, with respect to the calculations themselves, my sense is, and this is listening to the appellant just now and reading the briefs earlier, we may all be actually in alignment. there is not perhaps a lot of bickering. variously, these numbers come out to be about 49.4% of the relevant building features which are demolished. the threshold in section 317 of the planning code, what is applicable here is 50%, and that is where the line is. it is clearly articulate it. 317. obviously, note this is not there. -- obviously, this is not there. i am not surprised to see this builder getting close but not quite exceeding it. that is often the natural effect of having a limit. again, we have done the demolition to undulation

brooke goldstein discusses her new book, get away from me, smelly old man. but first, what is on lohan's plate these days? insert cocaine joke here. oh, crap, i didn't. >>> you would think one drug-riddled pop singer would teach another star let something. but just hours after the news of amy winehouse's death hit the wires, freckled fun lover lyndsay lohan was seen guzzling drinks at two l.a. hotels on saturday night. said an unnamed source, aren't they all, of lilo's inebriation, by 2:00 a.m. she couldn't stand. she was trying to stabilize herself and then went to the curtains and hung on them. the meetinger saw this and went over -- the manager went over and helped her stand up. let's have some dogs reenact this. >> that was quite a re-enactment. brooke, can't stop somebody who wants to destroy themselves, right? >> my god, leave her alone. leave lyndsay lohan alone. we need to get the media spotlight off her. we need to stop pretending we care about her and insulting her on television. >> did you find that offensive? >> yeah, a little bit. >> oh, you are

brooke goldstein talks about her newest book, >> and check out the latest ipad app. that get good. -- that felt good. it has lots of features to keep you connected. get fox news alerts. stream line video and watch the latest red eye clips on your ipad for free. download it at fox news slash i con dash pad. >>> did the im ard -- did the bard smoke bud. did shakespear get high spear? they submitted an application for permission to dig up and analyze one william shakespearment the current dirt nap is under a local church. and it is whether or not he enjoyed weed. we all know what that means, or we think we know. back with us is the former new york city chief medical examiner. the fox news contributor and red eye's very own correspondent. welcome back. i have to ask you first off, why the interest in weed? there are so many reasons to dig up a famous dead person. why pot? >> i was involved with a group of other scientists that requested exhuming shakespear, and went up to queen elizabeth, and she didn't approve it. the reason the group involved me was the reason he was p

director goldstein: thank you. miss? >> if i could have the projector, please? this is the wall that is next to the light well, and you can see that right here. this is the existing wall. when they had complained about the painting appealing -- peeling, they put in new. now, the wall they are talking about that was damaged by the collapsed roof, quote-unquote, this wall below with the exposed stud is the existing wall. this is the wall that i was talking about that they're building had a problem behind -- their building had a problem behind and should be taken down and put back up. as you can see this wall, structurally, the wood is in very good shape. unless you have questions? commissioner fung: counselor, one of the photographs provided that was given to us tonight shows a photograph across the links of the walt. >> you are talking about the package of the neighbor? commissioner fung: yes. yes, just tonight. i am not even sure i am asking the right questions based on the fact that this is a sight permit versus a structural package, -- a site permit versus is

including howard goldstein. >> people think of the tiles and blankets as new technology. well they predate apple computer by 10 years. >> reporter: how would you like to go inside space shuttle atlantis. john fowler did that in 2000. what he found was surprising in a lot of ways. here is what he brought us 14 years ago. >> reporter: lift off of space shuttle atlantis. astronauts say it's like a train wreck. flight deck cameras show how surprisingly violent the ride can be. 2,000-tons of controlled high explosives blasts the shuttle into orbit to a speed 10 times faster than a rifle bullet. at the shuttle maintenance base we got a rare close up look at this $2 billion flying machine. and it may startle you just how fragile it seems. cargo bay doors, the largest moving parts are flimsy if not supported in earth's gravity. workers tie on inhalation with bits of thread. built to be as designers put it just strong enough, it's no more rugged than the average plane. >> it's only able 66 thick. >> reporter: it's the most complex machine ever made. more than a million moving part

of the local leaders whose communities were hit the hardest such as capitola's city manager jaime goldstein. >> the most significant natural disaster capitola has experienced since its incorporation in 1950s. >> reporter: goldstein says his city has already burned through its reserve funds paying for flood repairs, so he will do whatever he can to try to convince the foul federal government to help. >> it was a really innovative approach i thought. i haven't heard of state and federal agencies communicating via video montage before but i thought it was a good approach. i thought it was a good way to get out information to the people in washington, d.c. to see what it was that we were going through this last winter. >> reporter: now, the state did file a formal appeal with fema about a week ago. along with that appeal that video which was produced. fema must respond within 30 days. reporting live in capitola, i'm mark sayre cbs 5. >>> we are going to check with roberta now and look on the fairfield fire. >> macro plastics, located about 7 miles just outside of travis air force base, we start

. >> cary goldstein the personal how far in advance do you have these books plant? >> i am fully scheduled through august of 2012. three books in fall 2012 season that are likely. projects come up and we are very selective. we have some peculiar demands and folks that work well on some lists because of our expectations, may not be right for us. we try to allow room for that surprise book that everybody is passionate about and we can make work in a really big way with the kind of focus, a more expensive list cannot. >> cary goldstein is publisher and editor-in-chief of 12books.com is a website. >> senator mike lee is reading it is dangerous to the right when the government is wrong by judge andrew napolitano. >> visit booktv.org to see this and other summer reading lists. >> next on booktv republican congressman james rogan 3 counts his role in the impeachment trial of president bill clinton and the affect the verdict had on the executive branch. the author contends by not executing impeachment proceedings against the president a precedent would have been set allowin

. >> reporter: goldstein says his city has already burned through its reserve funds paying for flood repairs so he will do whatever he can to try to convince the federal government to help. >> it was an innovative approach i thought. i haven't heard of state and federal agencies communicating through video montage. >> reporter: the state filed its formal appeal with fema just over a week ago. along with the video, fema now has 30 days from the date to issue a formal response. live in capitola, mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> and roberta has been monitoring winds in fairfield. >> macro plastics at 1:00 this afternoon the fire was burning out of control. to give you proximity this particular corporation which builds plastic bins, containers, nothing inside, they are the bins themselves, it's located about 11 kilometers from travis air force base. you notice dry vegetation there. so any fire has a lot of room to grow we are thinking the plume made it up to 9,000 feet in elevation. the inversion layer is 2,000 feet when it could start to disperse. pollutants could be trapped at the service. we st

how cary goldstein 11 aloha >> it covers all sorts of literary criticism, general political commentary, profiles, annoyances, rands and other amusements, international affairs, offshore accounts. it is fantastic and covers christopher's purview as a social commentator. >> right next to that is a republic -- >> larry was at stanford. best known as an authority on intellectual copyright. larry is now at harvard where he is head of an event. this particular book is about money's nefarious influence on legislation. probably more than at any other time in history americans have the sense that money controlled congress and our system has been corrupted. larry diagnosed the illness that is the corruption of our system. not any particular corrupt individual but the general system and they're actually put forward a series of cogent and radical fixes to this problem including 8 new constitutional convention and -- >> what is that coming out? >> october. >> that is quite a cover. i like it. >> it is a focus group for us and you are the premier of 40 -- of 40. >> eminent outlaws. >> chris brand wr

confidence colonel gadhafi has come up with the idea of an african development bank and african goldstein are those moves which could hugely lessen the poverty in africa and the dead in debts of this old african nations to the i.m.f. it's a problem also because he plans out that as a rival to the dollar and the euro that was a mistake saddam hussein tried a similar thing in two thousand and he was invaded as well so it's not a clever idea for a medium right country with oil in it to actually be planning your own currency because the big the big world powers on the west aren't too keen on that scenario so really he was a threat to them or reserves were very attractive to them very close to them and very high quality so really he takes all the boxes for a good invasion plus they had to hold historical scores to settle because gadhafi came to power on the basis of removing a pretty apartheid rule in the first place so i would say if they want to get rid of him let's be elections in libya let's let the people decide let's have the risk respect for the losers in those elections but let's hold

and joe derosa and brooke goldstein. is delightful. >> and now back to andy levy with the post game wrap up. >> what is up with the pod cast? >> it is brand new. you can check it out. it is with glory hull radio .com. -- the glory hole radio .com. >> is that the name? >> yes, you can get my new pod cast. >> is that on a religious network? >> yeah. oh boy. >> matt, what is up with your book? >> it is next called "the next great bull market." you know what i know about vibrators, just imagine if i can get you some money. >> actually i read the book and i thought it was interesting the only thing bernie madoff was guilty of was getting caught. i thought that was interesting. >> yes. >> courtney, finally doing the twitter thing? >> i joined a couple years ago, but i am officially tweeting now. i need a little chiron like you guys have. >> if you want people to tweet you put your phone number and home address along with it. >> and a picture of your foot. >> notes to friel. >> maybe don't tweet, courtney. >> awful. >> i tweete

thought was the white house school of thought which was this book written by a guy named gordon goldstein and it had to do with more than anything else with mack bundy being aize in we are president kennedy and then johnson. that was a book which pointed out the mistakes of bundy in etnam. and so somebody-- like tom donelan, who's now the national security advisor-- read that book at the recommendation of dick holbrooke, read the book and he said "my god, i don't want to do the exact same thi in afghanistan." he was terrified that the white house and the president would be moving moreeeply into a situation in afghanistan that smelled of vietnam. at the pentagon they had a totally differt view, a book written by sorrel who said it was not that at all. what it had to do with was in congress they cut the funding but the militarywas going to win that war and we could have won it. so you had this conflict and you're absolutely right when you said a moment ago that obama recognizing all of this, not wanting to lose, not sure about victory, kind of split the difference and went down the middle.

brook goldstein is with us and susan silivik is ceo and cofounder of it's your biz.com. think when you hear diminishing numbers of people in this country think i'm probably not going to get there. >> it sickens me because being an entrepreneur, it's the quintessential american dream. here is what's happening. small businesses are saying we sat by and watched as big government bailed out big business. but they have done nothing to us. while big government is attached to wall street, they disconnected from main street. that american dream is diminishing. i hear from lots of small business owners. we are ready to throw in the towel and calm it quits. martha: you watch generations of businesses that built up and such an incredible opportunity. they seem to appeal to they won't achieve the same level of success and feel their children will not succeed. >> look back at a poll in may have you had youth staying for the first time that they will not be better off than their parents. that's astonishing to me to see that and think about how we have seen over the course of the past

ken goldstein tracks political ads. >> the weather is not only hot, but we're starting to get a lot of both across the very high stakes budget deal and the debt ceiling increase, and we're starting to get the incipient first shots at the presidential air war and that election is not going to happen for another 15 months. >> reporter: the aarp fighting to ward off changes to medicare and social security. >> you've worked hard your entire life. >> reporter: the club for growth going after republicans who might be on the fence. >> tell republicans in congress no debt limit hike without real spending cuts and a balanced budget amendment. >> reporter: and the service employees international union shows a car being recklessly driven on a winding road, the ad lambasting republican lawmakers. >> they are willing to risk it all to protect tax breaks for millionaires and oil companies and ceos who fly around in corporate jets. >> reporter: high stakes with impending deadline and billions riding on it. mary cahenry with the sciu says her group is not letting up. >> it's running in six cities. we

court documents obtained by this committee two days after david beards reached out to undersecretary goldstein to let treasury know the rating committee's outcome. do you know what was discussed on that call? >> no i don't. the process would normally be once they make a decision, we write up the decision and inform the issuer of the reading action if there was a change and if there's any publication we do, we do share it with them also. >> so you would have informed the issuer before the public find out? >> we would let them know. yes. >> shortly after that call, mary miller reached out to david of s&p for a direct press release on the outlook change. this was three days before the actual press release occurred. what would be the purpose of sharing a draft press release with the issuer? >> to give the issuer a chance if there are any factual errors or anything in the press release, there's an opportunity to correct that so that we want to give the public a completely error-free information. so that is the opportunity for them. >> and that's standard operating processes? >> yes. >> do you know

this committee, two days after that meeting on april 15, david beers reached out to undersecretary goldstein to let treasury know that rating committees outcome. do you know what was discussed on that call? >> know, congressman, i don't are normally the would be once we may, once the rating committee makes the decision, we write up the decision. we also and form the issuer of the rating action if there is a change, or if there is an affirmation. and if there's any publication that we're going to do, we do share it with them also. >> so he would have informed the issuer before the public would find out the out of? >> we let them know we would be taking a rating action, yes. >> shortly after that, mary miller reached out for draft press release on the outlook change. this was three days before the actual press release occurred. what would be the purpose of sharing a draft press release with the issuer? >> it is to give the issuer a chance, if there are any factual errors or anything else in the press release, then there's an opportunity to correct that. so that we want to give the public a com

i also want to just take this moment to thank my colleague geoffrey goldstein who's sitting behind me, i believe, who is undersecretary of defense and he's certainly played a role to restore a measure of stability and confidence to the american financial system and in helping build this institution for cooperation we call the financial stability council, and i have the greatest admiration and appreciation for his hard work and for the fact that he was willing to come work for his country at a time of crisis. i want to give my colleagues a chance to say a few things at the beginning before we get to our formal agenda and i'm going to go in the following order. i'm going to go to my right in order and then come back and then go to my left and that means chairman bernanke, you go first. >> thank you, mr. secretary. on this anniversary of the dodd-frank act, i think it's very important to remember why we're here in the first place. it's only been about 2.5 years since the worst financial crisis -- or certainly one of the worst financial crisis in world history brought many global financia

. >> "prevention" magazine jennifer goldstein is here with the defy your age beauty awards.ook great when you use it. >> this is from the drug store. >> this is $25. >> this is nighttime treatment. what do we have here? >> origins plant prescription. a lot of women claim about anti-aging products. >> your skin is sensitive. >> this doesn't have anything that's irritating it uses tree bark to give you the same results as retinol. and our readers had 30% fewer irritation when using it. >> and the price on that is? $55. >> exfoliating is a big deal. i don't do that enough. i don't bother with it, but -- >> wait until you get a sunburn, hoda. >> this is really gentle. it does what a scrub does, in a toner format. you just wipe it on, from clarins, it's called bright plus. it made everything they put on afterwards work better. other products can irritate you. >> eye cream is a big one. >> this is by kinerase. this has dill extract. which has just proven to reduce wrinkles. our readers saw 33% fewer wrinkles when they used that. >> $33. >> the prices are all right. this is the mos

. >> morris goldstein, peters institute for international economics. like charles taylor, i was also interested by vincent's comments about complexity. i wanted to push him a little bit, critical of dodd-frank. what is it that you would propose to reduce complexity? do you want to prohibit, for example, a large and complex financial institutions from having hundreds, sometimes thousands of majority-owned subsidiaries? if there's proposals for a charter that you would have to be a single entity with a home-based resolution? do you want to go back to glass-steagall. go beyond the volcker rule? do you want to go to narrow banking? do you want to go to your former boss' mantra about self-regulation? that would be simpler as well. you need to offer us what it is that is behind your conception of less complexity? >> yeah. self-regulation works as long as you don't pair that with too big to fail, morris and so i think the answer is, as i'd point you to the testimony i gave for chairman dodd before dodd-frank. and argued among other things that you needed cons