subject property again at 171 jetson avenue. the property is on the south side of jetson between edlar and circular avenue. a two-story rear addition was constructed without the benefit of a building permit and was constructed back in the 1970s by a previous owner of the property. and is currently being modified and legalized with this permit. the proposal includes the renovation and addition to this existing two-story single family residence. this will include the construction of rear horizontal edition on the first and second levels, along with a third story vertical addition. and the proposed rear addition will have a depth of about 17" 7" and a width of 20'. it will include a 35-foot rear setback. the roof deck will be included on both the front and rear of the building with cable railings. the overall proposal is relatively modest alteration and is consistent with similar residential expansions for this type of structure the resident is more than 65 feet from the rear property line. the third floors have been consistently a

now we started a space program, all cars had fins and "the jetsons" was coming on tv. car? jay: i don't know, people lose killed after a certain number. they are sort of like dinosaurs count after a certain number. they are sort of like dinosaurs from another era. this should be the demographic car that i think the average tv viewer would remember. i mean look how much room there is in this car. just hilarious. i love how huge the gauges are. they're like giant pie plates. this was considered safety. hannah: padded with leather. jay: no great hurry to be safe. the way you start this, you turn the key and hit the neutral button. everything is pushbutton. hannah: people think that's a new car thing, but actually, old cars. jay: if you can type, you can drive. push the button, and you pull away. how many cars can you cross your legs in the front seat? hannah: i mean, none. except for this. and i'm tall, too. jay: comfortable car, isn't it? you don't get all windblown. hannah: we can have a conversation even though we are so far apart. jay: you wonder how many 16-year-olds

. >> pretty soon, jetson says we'll have rosey the robot making breakfast. >> exactly. >> thanks, diane if you plan to fly out every town today you may check your flight questioned you. >> this was a mess, power outage at the airport grounded many flight, thousands of passengers and the power since restored, but as john loyer ends reports it, could tame some time before everything returns to normal. >> it almost sounds like a theme from a horror movie. >> it was dead silent, dark. >> power outage at atlanta hearts field jackson airport leaves thousands of people stranded in unlit terminals and on planes for hours. >> everybody was standing around looking around, kind of confused. >> all airport operations were affected. >> i was just getting something to eat and all the sudden we heard like a bloom. >> underground electrica affected two areas including a system with back up power. >> balls of the intensity of the heat, it took approximately one and a half hours to two hours to make sure that the fire was adequately contained. >> atlanta mayor says security checks were done, and there is

deal with this crisis just very briefly yesterday the pope thanks bangladesh for helping their end jetson us more quickly about the impact of the crisis that invalidates. which of course you recognize that well before the six hundred twenty five thousand crossed the border in august there have been around four hundred thousand living here in bangladesh for years and that put a huge strain on the bangladesh economy here it's around about a billion at least a year that they're spending just to house the refugees that were here before they should recent crisis this huge drain on the humanitarian organizations the bangladeshi humanitarian organizations here they have done a lot they have been very generous but as the bangladeshi government says it doesn't see the rain just staying here permanently and it's already engaging with me and mark in order to describing as some sort of repatriation process for them. charlie thank you now the u.s. federal reserve is warning that digital currency is could pose a threat to global financial stability they're used by some people to make online purchases b

. >> from the delorean to the jetsons, from chitty chitty bang bang to harry potter, flying cars haveade appearances on big and small screens for decades. purely the stuff of cinematic magic, the reality of personal flying vehicles has always seemed light years away. well, not if my next guest has anything to say about it. as an adjunct professor at stanford university, specializes in robotics, artificial intelligence, and education among many other things. he founded google x as well as a company dedicated to bringing tech education online. he led google's self-driving car team, and he has been called the father of the self-driving car. now he has set his sights on the skies. he's the ceo of kitty hawk, a company working toward revolutionizing transportation by making the dream of personal flying vehicles a reality. welcome, sebastian. >> very good seeing you. >> why are you doing this? is there an origin story here? >> i have always wondered if we can make transportation safer, and self-driving cars has this tragic story of a good friend of mine who died in a traffic accident. but a

. >>> remember the robot on the jetson's?f this world. the possibility of eternal life. >> the new novel is called immortal life, soon to be a true story. imagine future where humans evolved in digital form. gill is a senior executive vice president and chief communications officer for the cbs corporation and more that will life is published by simon and shoouser but for the purpose of this interview you're going to call you stanley and you may call me beyonce. so stanley, this is the thing. when i read this book i don't know if your intention was to scare us or to make us think because it involves body transplants and brain transplants and this is a big departure for you. why was this subject so fascinating to you? >> first of all it involves anople who have a lot of money have never failed at anything, these silicon valley types and they are looking into the possibility of essentially copying your brain, doing a -- if you think of the brain as a computer you can back up your brain. you put it in a storage unit, and then if

days smart contracts are going to run the economic world pretty soon we're going to be headed to the jetsonst. >> what do you have to say in response to is that? >> well, i don't know why he didn't say it was worth $10 million or infinity. it's hard to speculate that far into the future. i think there are a lot of challenges along the way there are rules, regulations the s.e.c. was out today the irs has been out earlier that may present some challenges to the unbridled growth. also i'd separate the technology from the use of the technology technology is actually pretty interesting. very cool. a lot of the things nick said, definitely agree with. the use of medium of exchange has other issues associated with it that separation is an important one. >> nick, maybe you can try to bridge the connection between bitcoin and the technology you know, as he's talking about here bitcoin is obviously the reward system for maintaining this technology which is going to have widespread -- in other words is the currency in the adoption of the technology running hand in hand or is the price running ahead of