this is looking up greenwich path. this is a photo of an existing installation two blocks up on chestnut. there's an antenna facility there which is exactly what we're proposing here. you barely notice it. it doesn't add much bulk. you don't really notice it. it's not a significant impact. i took photos from all around. that's the photo from -- i started to hike my way up greenwich path. i think you get the point. there is a difference between it being visible and it being significant impact. it does not rise to the level of the degradation of views. dpw184-504 defines view obstruction that 6 feet from a window would not result in substantial impairment, provided that the diameter does not exceed 14 inches. in this case, it's more than than amount away from the window. it does not rise to the level of what codifies view obstruction. i'm running out of time. i'm here and can answer any questions that you have. >> thank you. >> thank you. now we'll hear from the department. >> hi. i'm amanda higgins from san francisco pu

coming up next, designer rob forsblom, takes us around his eye popping greenwich village pad. welcome to my apartment in the west village, or as i like to call it, my interwar technicolor dreamhouse. [music playing] narrator: open house is sponsored in part by, coldwell banker, the real estate company with real advantages. find your home today at coldwellbanker.com. welcome back. now, we're in new york's greenwich village neighborhood at the apartment of interior designer, brock forsblom. brock embraced a maximalist design aesthetic for what is a relatively small new york space. despite the size, he loved the layout, and made sure every nook burst with vibrant color and pattern. it's a home that celebrates the bold, audacious, and unexpected. take a look. [music playing] hey, i'm interior designer brock forsblom, and welcome to my apartment in the west village, or as i like to call it, my interwar, technicolor dreamhouse. [music playing] it's a one bedroom apartment, so it's not huge. but it's got an incredible layout, which means i've been able to use a lot of the different s

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. >> it's 2,700 square feet with panoramic views of management's greenwich village. >> you have three different terraces the take in both north, south, east, and was. >> this wall slides open to reveal his secret lounge area. steps away is a master suite with a walk-in closet for him, another for her, and a modern master bath with a steam shower. headup stairs to find the family's music legend room sandwiched between two more bedrooms including what else, a tribute to rock and roll. >> not only would you be owning premier real estate, but you'd be owning a part of rock and rolle history. >> the price tag just under $11 million >> this is the second time that apartment has first been listed showing you can't always get what you want. sorry. >> is there a sort of a premium that gets put on a celebrity's apartment? if you're moving into keith richards' apartment, are you going to pay extra >> there's a premium, but studies show they don't actually get a premium price when it's sold so oftentimes celebrities say they notice whenever they put their name on anything, it goes up in value, no

we're following some breaking news out of greenwich township in new jersey where police need your help finding this man. eighty-five year old stanley sa man ski is missing. they say he was last seen early yesterday morning around could he hawk in road. if he's in the early stages of dementia. if you see him, please call police two people are in custody after a wild police chase. police in chester township say it all tar red after a tollen car zipped by officers on i95. the pursuit continued into philadelphia and that's where we find fox 29 shan nette wilson with more. shanette. >>reporter: police say a man and women were arrested and that one of them tried to run inside this peer one behind me before they were caught. sky fox flew over a cheh thetic scene on patt ison evening this evening. police were scattered across the road. we're told it started at 4:00 in chester township. police were trailing someone they say was driving a stolen car. the pursuit took them north oi 95 where investigates or say he hit a car. the driver continued into philly where investigators say two suspects bai

now super size unit is 2700 square feet with panoramic views of manhattan's greenwich village. >> threeferent private terraces to take in the views, both north, south, east and west. >> for even more space, this wall slides open to reveal the rock 'n' roller's secret lounge area. steps away is the master suite with a walk-in closet for him and another for her and a modern master bath with a steam shower. head upstairs to find the music legend's family room that's sandwiched between two more bedrooms including this one with, what else? a tribute to rock 'n' roll. >> not only would you be owning some real estate in one of the most premier buildings of all of new york city, but you'd also be owning a part of rock 'n' roll history. >> the price tag to live like a total rock star, just under $11 million. >> this is the second time that apartment has actually been listed. that's the first time in 2016. for a higher price showing, you can't always get what you want. sorry. i just had to say. >> is there a sort of premium that gets put on a celebrity's apartment? if you're moving into keith ric

over all of this move the employees it was greenwich street fanny's. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polis a said that was a laugh to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is. anything ever happened to the coal mines here in that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that in the end it's how it's happened. in two thousand and seven after the public outcry over the bush administration's use of warrantless domestic surveillance a federal court ordered the n.s.a. to preserve a trove of intercepted web data that was at the heart of a legal dispute over domestic surveillance well too exactly nobody is surprised it now turns out that apparently the esteemed a wiretapping agency lost approximately seven years of controversial intercepted data the data you see was lost during a broad housecleaning effort and had to go to make room for you guessed it new surveillance data ironically this news appea

so we've all just moved them boyce's you go greenwich street families are you. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was assured that there was a lot of to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. quickly things found a june in the song could walk free from the ecuadorian embassy in london after five years will be live throughout the day for updates on the court hearing on his i'm standing arrest warrant also to come this hour the u.s. schools on to the to deescalate its military operation in syria chris says there is a trust crisis and its relationship with washington. i don't want to shame that is think about all that this country has been through and now we're looking at another just rupture the promises which have never come by united states it's man being created trust cris

and on saturday we'll have a one hour special seventeen hours greenwich mean time looking back at trump's first year in office and what we can expect for his second year the japanese public broadcasters issued false t.v. and mobile phone alarms about a north korean missile launch the alert said north korea appeared to have launched a missile and that the government was urging people to take shelter inside buildings or underground is still unknown how the force of the happened but it was corrected within minutes three days earlier a similar mistake calls panic in hawaii the world health organization has warned the diptheria outbreak in yemen is spreading quickly almost seven hundred people have now been affected forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months it been hard data of the worst hit of the nineteen affected regions but there is some slightly better news on the aid front for yemen the saudi led coalition says it will allow full cranes at the port of a day to to start operating they'll be used to offload food and medicine does mohammed gem june ripples that a

plus, brock forsblom tells us why his maximalist aesthetic was perfect for his greenwich village apartmentrst, we joined katie hodges at her client's beverly hills home. katie hodges: everything we selected, from the pillow fabrics to the bed, give this newly built space a much needed old-world character-- to bring in that soul that the house really needed. [music playing] welcome to open house. this week we're all about the inspiring visions of a few new designers.

. >> you talk about mind blowing sex lets bring in mike green rich witch -- greenwich. >> i'm disappointed with the way 40 percent of men look and i'm heterosexual looks too. we should look better. we should work out more. we should care about more about how we look. i'm glad that this study came out and said it. let's put it to them on blast. go exercise for your wife, for your girl friend, go exercise for yourself, get in shape, enough is enough with us already out here but is what your question, mike. >> let's see your abs, i know it is 1 degree. >> it is freezing out here, mike. i tried to get inside the gym for this but they wouldn't let me in, for whatever reason. go figure that. >> it is because you are black >> you know what it is too, social media has change the game too, think bit, like, in the 80's and 70's like marvin gaye would take his shirt off on stage. marvin gaye didn't have abs. can you imagine him today taking his shirt off or teddy pendergrass. you see what 50cent did to the game. he looks like he is cut out of rocks. how do we compete with that. how do we compete with

i even lived in greenwich village, which is pretty much destroyed now -- left unchecked, san francisco will be even more degraded as a beautiful environment and place to live and raise your children and you are the last line of defense. thank you. >> councillor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is marianne shell and i live at 2539 lake street. thank you for working today and my condolences to you and the city. i've lived on lake street since 1992 in a building adjacent to 218 27th avenue. i'm a retired san francisco unified schoolteacher of 35 years. i'm very concerned about the proposed construction at 218 for the following reasons. the new building is out of scale with the surrounding buildings and would greatly reduce the sunlight that enters my south-facing windows. the new building at a height of 40 feet with intrusive decks will block the light into my living room and bedroom making them dark and dreary. i'm a cancer patient on maintenance chemotherapy and i worry that the hours, noise and dirt of construction will cause added stress on m

>> when i look to love advice, relationship advice and advice about my own children lie to mike greenwich. >> yo, you know you love me. >> lets get a love check. >> you know me and love me. >> good morning y'all. i think this is a great idea what this woman is doing but i failed at it. my kid don't pay no rent. they don't clean their rooms. none of it. we tried, you know, do i make my kid whenever they get any christmas money or holiday money or birthday money i make them put 10 percent away. spend the rest of it but you have to put 10 percent of that away to try to get them in the habit of saving 10 percent of whatever take that they get just to get them not that saving habit but getting them to pay rent what do you do once they realize you can't put them out? then what do you do. you have to stop paying rent. my kid one time asked me, she asked me dad why do you yell at me so much. i said because i can't beat you. well that is it. she said well, if yelling is all you got then i'm winning here. she realized i maxed out i had lost. same thing will happen with this rent. >> yes. >> it is a

i'm margret ruxton, 2717 greenwich street west side of the subject's property. in violation of the board of appeals decision dated november 16, 2016, the respondents propose expanding the decks that include a stair case in between the floors. respondents should not be allowed to violate the decision that only allows them to reconstruct the decks and, in fact, these decks already significantly intrude into the rear yard line and open space. the decision is that the project should be revised to allow for reconstruction of the decks above the ground level. this decision means the decks that include the stair case have to be within the current footprint. the limitation of the expansion of the decks was part of the decision that was a compromise. >> thank you. >> is there any time left? fifty seconds. basically, what i'm trying to understand here is what is the benefit to the owner of the property? and obtaining the additional footage on the two decks by pushing out a new staircase to my property line and can you you see that? they're going to push up against the pro

breaking news out of east greenwich township in new jersey. police need your help finding this man.eventy-one year old stanley is missing. his family is incredible concern. he is in the early stages of did i men that. if you see him, please call police. ter feeing moments caught on camera. a car plowed right into a tow truck in detroit. michigan state police just release that dash cam video of what went down. the tow truck driver was hooking up a car when another car flies off the ramp slamming right into the truckment the tow truck driver had to run into the interstate to avoid getting hit, miraculous ly he's okay. developing story out of california. the parents who torched and held their 13 children captive for years now police officially face charges for their unspeakable triems. the require side district attorney describes what he says, 75 year old david ter bin and 49 year old lewis ter pin did to their children. for instance, the kids only got to shower once a year and strang uls was a punishment. one of the reasons for the punishment if the children were found to wash their h

. >>> lets get to gloucester county right now where police need your help to find thee greenwich townshipman, eight five-year old stanley samman ski is missing. he was last seen, wednesday morning, at berkley road that intersection area his family is very concerned. he is in the early stage of dementia. if you see him please call the police. >>> our governor has ordered flags to fly at half staff in honor of a marshall killed in the line of duty yesterday. forty-five year old deputy u.s. marshall christopher david hill was serving a warrant while officers were there arresting a suspect, another person there, a man, 31 year-old kevin. that is who they went to arrest. there was another guy at the scene shooting at them. gunfire hit both deputy hill and another officer. >> christopher hill died a hero today, and we will honor his memory by standing with his family and brothers and sisters in law enforcement. we will condition duck and are already conducting a thorough, cooperative investigation into all aspects of this incident. >> sturgis is from our area originally from philadelphia, died

and berks county a crash alongp 78 near greenwich at stump road 11 miles per hour on the westbound side and 10 on the eastbound side. we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> sounds good thanks. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. wal-mart makes changes to benefit employees from minimum wage to bonuses and family leave. we'll explain the new policy. >> plus -- >> my heart was pitter pattering the whole time. and it felt like this big rush to look out and see the audience. >> from sitting in the audience to being the star of the show a local actress born and raised here returns to her home town as the lead in lay mis. like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have

the opening salvos or the meeting in his greenwich village apartment, roger ailes was there, the matter of russia came up. our former boss in these conversations, if accurately quoted, was concerned about russia and president trump said at the time, jared has this. it's going to be okay. from there, they moved on. it seems that even from then and before, these concerns about russia were front and center. >> well, sure. we see it continuing today. as you noted, there's a new report in "the new york times" that the president ordered his counsel, don mcgann to go back -- i guess this was in february to the attorney general, jeff sessions and try to persuade him not to recuse himself from the russia investigation. >> shepard: if so, obstruction? >> you know, it's an interesting question. there's certainly some incidents that raise eyebrows about the fact that trump supposedly said to james comey, according to comey, go easy on michael flynn or drop the investigation of flynn. this question, why did he fire comey in the first place? why did he try to -- before that try to get sessions not to

. >> michael and greenwich asked, have you ever been on happy with the painting and tossed it aside? >> yes. many times a paint and get in bed and then think about it and get in bed and then scrape it all off. that's good thing about oil painting. acrylic strike so fast there is no scraping. so, yes, all the time. good thing about oil is you can keep painting over it. >> there's questions beyond the painting but from betty in washington, d.c. she writes, in a time when someone calls uncertainty, what can you tell the other generation of our country. >> read history. i remember somebody telling me, you've had the toughest presidency and i said, not even close. how about abraham lincoln when the country was at war with each other. or how about 50 years later, it was a tough time there something unique about us, we have a spirit that cannot be extinguished. millions were the uniform and got phd's in life. at a young age. so the fundamental question is, can we help them transition because they are the leaders of the future. that's what this project is about. helping people take the skill

one, i was giving a talk in new york before a journalist society in greenwich village, and at the end i was signing books and a man came up to me with this then-girlfriend, now wife, and he said, you said tonight -- this it what an mi6 intelligence agent said to me, we did everything possible to prevent a second second daniel pearl and then he said to me, this young man, he asked me do you think you would have survived if you were jew wish? no one ever asked me anything like that. began to think. and sometime a few months before then, daniel pearl's father had written an article in "the wall street journal" in which he said, i feel that my son has died in vain, and i took awhile but then i wrote him a letter and i said, no. i'm alive because of your son. and they invited me out to los angeles to see them. and i went out to see them. and in some way it was easier to cross the mountains into pakistan to see them, and we had lunch together and spend two days together, and i said that i thought of daniel pearl when they took the knife out in my execution- -- proposed execution, two of the

in 2010 -- few things happened one i was giving talk many new york before a jowrnlgist society in greenwich village at the end i was signing box and man came up to me with with his then girlfriend my wife and he said -- you said tonight this is what mi6 intelligence agent said to we did everything possible to prevent a second damage pearl and he said to me this young man asked me do you think he would have survived if you were jewish, oh -- no one ever asked me anything like that. i began to think -- and some time a few months before then daniel pearl's father had written an article in "the wall street journal" in which he said i feel that my son has died in vein. and i -- took a while but then i wrote him a letter and i said no. i'm alive because of your son. and they invited me out to los angeles to see them. and i went out to see them. and no way easier to cross them out into pakistan than to go see them. and we had a lunch together and we spent two dayses together, and i said -- that i thought of daniel pearl when they took the knife out in my proposed execution two of them. but the big

he was landed at sheerness and take on the greenwich. the first time he stepped ona greenwich.. aus a us trainer has been charged with sexual abuse. one of first women to share what happened them was amanda. tomashaw. i was entering into his office expecting greatness, placing my life in the hands of a man i was told deserved my trust. that man was the hero doctor in town and he had us all fooled. in march 2014, i found out that man's true identity he was no hero he was a villain. at appointment that man stuck his hand up my shirt and down my pants. he assaulted me and would not let me leave until i agreed to come back for a follow up assault. it was tr if terrifying and disgusting. in a moment the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. the insolvency service says the former directors of the failed construction firm carillion will not receive bonus or severance payments. there are fresh warnings of persistent heavy snow for many northern parts of the uk — police in scotland warn those in affected areas to avoid all but essential travel. "a dangerous dow

and don't suck today will have a one hour special at seventeen hours greenwich mean time looking back at donald trump's first year in office and what we can perhaps expect in his second year. closing in washington there were reports the president trumps former chief strategist has been subpoenaed to testify on possible russian collusion in the two of the sixteen presidential election it's understood that steve bannon will be required to testify before a grand jury he met the house of representatives intelligence committee as part of its own rush or investigation on tuesday kimberly how it is following the story from washington. the subpoena by robert muller for steve bannon to appear before a grand jury is certainly a game changer and marks an escalation in the ongoing probe into trying campaign ties to russia and whether or not there was any collusion it's not likely that bannon will testify before the grand jury but what this does seem to indicate is some strong arm tactics by the special prosecutor essentially there may be some sort of deal making in the works where there is with t

beginning with 3:00 greenwich standard time, 10:00 p.m.in new york, 11:00 in saigon and thenng, 4:00 in paris, and the title turns to announce japan's standard time, we see a wall clock whose glass is smashed with a rock in the hands stolen. the film begins by framing the present as a moment of urgent and as a moment to be seized and rewritten. my point in the beginning of this film moment is to highlight the way in which four people at the time, 1968 read as a moment of profound immediacy and of profound interconnectedness. instead of a globe separated by not just distances, developmental and racialized assumptions about backward there was a perception of a shared and even help presence to which all might lay claim to political agency. the tables had been turned by colonial struggles that figured so-called third world's from africa and beyond with profound connections and significance for everywhere else. fabio will haveb something to say about the status of maoism and china. it is this connection to engage in political action was to unde

according to "film sf," taylor street between greenwich and broadway will be closed for more filmingbe delayed by weather. venom is expected to hit theatres this october. in sports -- the raiders new coaching staff is taking shape we'll tell you of a familiar name that is return to oakland. also -- the starters for the 2018 n-b-a all-star game are out our sports director, gary radnich will tell us which warriors made the cut he has all the sports coming up the nba announced the all-star game starters steph curry and kevin durant will represent the warriors curry and lebron james will be the captains for the western and eastern conference. they led the all star voting in their conferences. durant is making is named a starter for the second straight year with golden state. curry becomes the first warrior to start in five consecutive all star games. their teammates in the west will be james harden... and pelicans big men, anthony davis and demarcus cousins. in the east joining lebron... former teammate and now boston celtic, kyrie iriving giannis antetokoumpo from milwaukee... 76ers for

this is like a sophisticated element, situation, mike greenwich you know him from mike check, mike dropke check we wanted to drive on the lake because we know king and queen mike and alex will ice fish we wanted to ice drive. >> i don't want to go ice fishing but i wanted to go ice driving, mike the camera guy was nervous about driving. >> they say it is safe,. >> well, first thing when you approach the lake to see if there is any other cars out there. >> that is what we did. >> that is the first thing you don't want to be the first one >> how do i know i want drive. >> were you mad at philadelphia eagles. >> not into football. they all make way too much money. >> i think the team did great this year and i'm looking forward to it. playoffs next year. >> what about the super bowl. >> it is okay, super bowl fun to watch. >> are you rooting for the eagles. >> i don't know. >> no one likes tom brady we are sick of tom brady. >> i'm sick of him too. >> did you see us driving at you when you were driving up. >> i did. >> how do we look. >> like snow men. >> that is what mike said you may not

brian: you say the pc gestapo at the greenwich campus decided to target you and michael isakson who saidrst offender. >> he never gets called out by his university. there is no committee that forms to chide him about actually fan as i fan is a te'o sizing about killing his students in the future. a double standard. brian: you are suing about this. >> yes. brian: you have a book deal. you said i have this advance to write a book deal called? >> tentatively called the anti-pc/nyu prof. >> once they found out about that it sent flurriy of emails outrageously defamatory. brian: is it worth it to go through all of this. >> yes because somebody has to do it. if not me, then who? this has to stop. we are losing our culture. we are losing our universities and intellectual freedom. freedom of speech, academic freedom. brian: like to track this whole thing. not isolated incident. happening on campus across the country. only yours cost about $70,000 a year to go to. good to see you. >> thank you very much. brian: i didn't know you were going to leave so soon? >> i'm not supposed to leave? brian: no

drive for ongoing works, with some busy traffic expected on greenwich high rd as traffic diverts. for a very windy day across the capital. it is also a wet start. we have lots of rain around this morning. then the rain around this morning. then the rain will clear eastward. and behind it the wind will start to pick up this afternoon. we have another met 0ffice warning out for the strength of the wind. we could be looking at gusts this afternoon of up to 50 to 60 mph, and often cause transport disruption. it is going to be brightening up behind the rain. you can see the wind gusts in the black circles. they will really pick up through the first part of the afternoon. they gradually start to ease down. it will be 12 or 13 degrees. it is going to be a very windy day. the wind will start to ease through the course of the evening. some showers around, possibly quite heavy and thundery in places. it will feel cooler tomorrow and the winds will be a lot lighter. watch out for some showers. some brightness developing. it is going to be very cold on the weekend. i'm back with the latest fr