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it is related to kitchen and bathroom. as the appellant stated, there may be documents going back to years, but what -- we are not entirely concerned whether there was a kitchen or bathroom there or not. you can bring in documents to guide to remodel the kitchen or bath, if the documents were an adequate, it would mean the firm it would be for a new kitchen and bathroom. there are two buildings. in there is a front building and careerbuilder in. that has been challenging as well. there are permits through the years for the front and rear building. it is always a challenge to find out which building is it for, and how many units are in the building. and either way, we have not been presented with of plumbing permits or anything related to the kitchen and bathroom model or for a new kitchen and bath. there are some electrical permits related to other work, but this violation of only related to the plumbing. pecos' so the plumbing and the kitchen is what is before us today? >> yes. >> the front building or the rear building?

to complete our kitchen modernization project. we're going to shape this place up and you're not going to want to miss how it turns out. [ theme music ] >> jodi and fletcher dreamed of turning this out of date kitch noon a well-functioning space into a growing family. the house was built in 1939. over the years, many owners have added and added to the original size and look of the house. the kitchen was last renovated in 1950 by a local cabinet maker that obviously loved wood. we made lots of progress to this point. positive test results for a lot of required to us have the entire space remediated. once it was safe for us to work in the area, we pulled together our great fyh team to rewire, replumb and tear down walls. this is karen, and she is our general contractor on this project. how is it going? >> hey, vicky, oh, it's going. >> it looks like it's going. it looks like it's going to heck in a hand basket. what is going on here? >> oh, gosh, it always has to get ugly before it gets beautiful. all the remediation is done and we

his kitchen window in question, this is our kitchen window where it comes up 12 feet currently. >> after we found out about the permit appeal, erin emailed mr. kwan with concerns. basically removing a three-foot back in using that as a setback on his side on the south. and also bringing in the second story about 2 feet and adding it to the ground level. >> in my initial conversations with the neighbors to the north, in one of the earlier conversations, he said he was all right as long as we come in a couple of feet. in later conversations, he said that he would be all right but he didn't really want the windows to be facing his windows. the of in a plan that i submitted to them that i haven't heard from them, we put the deck on the back and have a bedroom windows looking to the back. in the first conversation with jordan, he requested that we be moved in 3 feet. then in the brief, he set 5 feet when his area in question is only setback for ft. >> there was no immediate e-mail response, and the the timing and communication health through for follow-up. given misinformation, we both feel t

central kitchen, it is a community kitchen. >> we make 5,000 meals every day and they go out to breakfast meals on the street. all the city shelters. >> all right, we're in business. >> and with that meal goes the message that back at home in our kitchen is a 14 week program that will get men and women back on their feet with a culinary job training program and they leave with jobs. >> i come in. i get my route sheet. >> got two, four, six. >> healthy corn serious an interesting program. i think since the last five years have been a big focus on healthier meals for us -- >> i'm making a significant difference in the community by providing these items. >> there's been an interest in getting this healthy product into the corner stores that are in the food deserts all around d.c. food desert is an area where they do not have access to good local product. >> instead of being able to go into the store and getting chips and cookies and things of nature we're trying to provide them with alternative ways of eating. >> he's been a friends of mine for a long time. i remember him coming through as a

i'll go in the kitchen. would me like to play in the kitchen? i don't think so. i think he wants to hide over he here. >>> as gingrich defended him civil, his campaign is taking another hit. if you try going to newtgingrich.com and put into your web broudser this morning you're likely to be redirected to a number of sites mocking the former speaker. it might take you to tiffany and company's jewelry store website or the mortgage giant freddie mac's home page, information on greek cruises from a greece travel site or maybe to a global warming ad that gingrich shot with nancy pelosi a few years ago. a liberal super pact called american bridge is claiming responsibility for the prank. they bought the site and programmed it to redirect it to all these different unflattering websites. mitt romney is taking another veil swipe at newt gingrich's history of marital infidelity. in a campaign ad released yesterday, romney's wife plays up the former massachusetts governor's family life. >> you can never predict what kind of tough decisions are going to come in front of a pr

central kitchen, it is a community kitchen.ke 5,000 meals every day, and they go out to breakfast meals on the street, all the city shelters. >> all right. we're in business. >> and with that meal goes the message that back at home in our kitchen is a 14-week program that will get men and women back on their feet with a culinary job training program. they leave with jobs. >> where do i begin today? i come in and get my route sheet. i've got two, four, sick. >> healthy corners is an interesting program. the last few years have been a focus on healthier meals. >> i'm making a significant difference in the community by providing these items. >> there's been an interest in getting this healthy product into the corner stores that are in the food deserts all around d.c. food desert is an area where they do not have access to good local product. >> instead of being able to go to the store, always getting chips and cookies and things of that nature, we're trying to provide them with alternative ways of eating. >> what's cooking? >> bo'

kitchens are 6000 square feet. commissioner clyde: operations in one building, kitchens are at another building. >> i would say that that space, it has a relatively low employment space because it is full of equipment and the people that work on that space come from san francisco. they get the equipment and moved it around. just anticipating, i would say 65%-80% of my business in san francisco. commissioner clyde: 100% of those employees are in san francisco. >> there is probably 10 employees they you will recall not sent to it is employees because they maintain the south san francisco warehouse. >> be you have air rough idea about how many of those are living in san francisco? >> about 60% or 70%. most of the people working under the san francisco uphehelp edition -- what happens, the majority of people that work in catering don't drive cars, for example. they are students or other things. your caterer. -- you're never a caterer. commissioner clyde: what i am getting at with my line of questioning, supporting your

the kitchen has a decorative copper back splash. nice kitchen. the spiral stairs lead up to the loft, upstairs on the top there and it's perfect for you and your cat and the town home is across from the park and there's a sparkling pool directly across from your home. not bad. remember, that's $93,000. >> and we have time to get to phoenix, arizona. tell us about this home. >> where only $ 00,000 you get an impressive home that sits on the end of another cul-de-sac, very quiet in a quiet gated community. the interior is just as impressive as the outside. the kitchen has a big dining room, and the fancy columns and the striking staircase make it seem unbelievable. does that look like a $100,000 home? not to me. the master bedroom is big enough for a bowling alley, in my opinion, with cathedral ceilings, arch windows and a time of architectural detail. in this house for that big $100,000, it comes with its own pool so you get to decide who can come and swim in your house. >> in the arizona heat, you need that pool. that's are great. and the tablecl

i didn't even have a kitchen table or kitchen chairs. a friend had given me an old black sofa. head, weeping like a baby, on luke 6:38: "give and it shall be given back to you, good measure, pressed down." i was crying like a baby and i said, "god, according to this bible, i can sow my way out of trouble. if you lied in luke 6:38, i don't believe what you said in john 3:16. if you lied about money, i'll never believe you about heaven." if god lied to me about sowing seed for a harvest, he's a liar. and the last person i wanna be around for eternity is a liar. i cried and cried and wept like a baby. and i said, "according to this, i can sow my way out of trouble." and i began to sow everything i could. there's three times in my life god told me to give away everything i had. three times. a check comes in for $5,000, i'm ecstatic 'cause i'm gonna buy me a kitchen chair and kitchen table. i'm gonna buy me draperies, 'cause i had sheets tacked over the windows. and i was called here to charlotte, north carolina to participate in a telethon. i didn't know a whole lot about telethons

we tied it right into the kitchen. really nice. so what's in here?ting area, right here is the island. now, the sink's going to be in the island. all right, well, you told me to bring this pipe cutter, so there must be some technical issues to talk about. i'm surprised you actually listened. for once. now, right here in the middle of the wall, we're going to have the range and the hood, and i need to vent the hood to the outside, so the issue is, it's a post and beam building. i can't go up. i'm going to have to go down. and it's also a bathroom right above us, too, right? that's right, so i'm going to use this eight-inch pipe. the other issue is this pipe right here for the toilet upstairs in the bathroom. i'm going to hide that. what i want to do is i'm going to build this wall out four inches, so that'll give me a nice, straight wall to hang the cabinets on. four inches would be right about here. okay, so now the top cabinets would come out to about there, still showing some of that pipe, so what i'm going to do is i'm going to make a fake beam to

inside there's a kitchen that in new york city is an amazing kitchen, even has that little dining areahere, considered an eat-in kitchen new york city style, modern wood cabinets and corian counters. the living room has blond hardwood floors, french doors and recessed lighting. there's a nice roof deck you have on the top of your building that's not yours, you share it with your crazy neighbors but it has terrific cityscape views and the maintenance on this little apartment is terrific. it's only $450 a month, typically $650 to maybe $800 in any other part of the city. >> tacoma, washington, a kind of a dollhouse version. >> so different. you can get a lot more here for $388, you get an 1890 queen anne victorian, almost impossible to find and hard to pick the right green color but these owners managed to do it. the wraparound staircase goes up two floors, all of the beautiful original detail has been left intact. what a nice shot of that, right? the kitchen has granite counters, stainless steel appliances and striped window, i don't know what happened, it fell down or something, should

. >> of the room with the window in question, it is a kitchen? >> yes. it is a lower unit. >> what is above that room? what is the floor above it? at the kitchen of the upper unit? >> be no what is the room above that? -- do you know what is the room above it? >> the living room. >> was any consideration given to -- or was there talk about bringing light into the kitchen? >> in has plenty of light, but we need a natural light. certainly we don't want to block the sunlight. >> thank you. >> may i say something? to be consistent, i have never seen any extension of the was only one set back. i have seen people extend out and always both sides in setback. obviously, to me, it is not really consistent with how of the extension of the building is all about. particularly, it should be both sides. i am not an architect or in planning, but that is the number one thing i see. how can that get approved? >> three minutes of rebuttal for the permit holders. >> i am the architect. i always tell my clients that the first thing to do is talk to adjacent neighbors. i wan

the kitchen looks straight out of a magazine.binets, granite counters and an open dining rare area. that's a lovely family space. the living room photo is photographed again at night. unusual but it shows off the recessed lighting. >> looks like a magazine. >> it's great. it's sexy. that was a great move. there is a snug office clever as can be off the corner of the living room. that's a smart move. it's carved out of the entry hall but counts as another room. the backyard looks like an oasis. it's elegant. man cured. >> is that a fire pit? >> i think they don't use the fire pit because they are busy mowing that lawn. perfect for that climate. you need that cover. >> lastly, frisco, texas. just outside of dallas. >> not only outside of dallas but it's the fastest growing city in america by population and jobs. shopping, museums and lots of jobs. a whacky looking front. >> almost looks like a mall. >> yes. it does. people like that kind of thing in that part of the country. there you have it. it's grand and impressive. five bedroo

family members and guests always seem to end up in the kitchen.and is perfect for eating breakfast and snacks, but we prefer to keep the wheels in our breakfast room which is quiet and away from the activities -- we prefer to eat our mills in the breakfast room, which is quite and away from the activities. this is where we have family mills and casual entertainment with friends. this is our family room where we hang out and watch tv. we designed the space with storage in mind. in addition to using this as a media room, we conceit 30 people for dinner. the master suite is over 1000 square feet. it includes the bedroom, sitting room, and yoga room. we wanted a better room to be a serene retreat, so we chose the grass cloth walls and fabrics with soothing colors. with a very special outdoor space, two city lots in an extra 300 square feet and no alley. i had a great time showing you our house. i hope you enjoyed the tour. thank you for visiting our happy home. >> coming up, the folks at coldwell banker are getting a jump start on the holiday season.

would he like to play in the kitchen? i don't think so.e want to do anything except hide over here and pretend that it's not his fault he's flooding the people of iowa with falsehoods. i can take the heat plenty well. >>> it looked like the republicans will need a 12th commandment -- don't leave a bruise when you slam the competition. >>> joining me is bob shrum, democratic strategist and professor at nyu, and maria teresa kumar, an msnbc contributor. thanks to both of you for being here tonight. >> glad to be here. >> bob, let me start with you. is newt finally ready to get mean? >> there's an overwhelming reality here, which is gingrich is slipping, romney has actually come up some in iowa, or at least positioned where it's conceivable he could win, and the second choice of more of the gingrich voters than anyone else is romney. so gingrich is trying to keep those voters from going to romney. and at the same time, romney is trying to get those votes. romney has the advantage that he's doing this through a super mack. his name isn't attac

so let's test this kitchen. i'm happy. i'll go to the kitchen. you recognize mr. romney. would he like to come play in the kitchen? i don't think so. i can take the heat plenty well. i think i'll do just fine with the heat from barack obama. >> one on one here in "the last word's" hot kitchen is" washington post" columnist, brookings institute fellow, just returning from washington after three days covering candidates in iowa. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. literally just off the plane. it was late. >> wow! i'm glad you made it, e.j. >> i am, too. >> you wrote in "the washington post," apparently filing as you were landing that santorum has going for him what's been going against him until now which is that he hasn't emerged as a top candidate. so are you telling the american people at this moment that rick santorum might, in fact, end up winning or placing in the top couple of candidates in the iowa caucuses? >> first of all, in this race anything you say is both questionable and plausible. so i should say that right up front. but i think a couple of thin

sink of course well it turns out police in boston actually took the kitchen sink seriously texas out. of the love and tonight show the surely a rival. of all things causing a new clash between police of r.q. part of boston protesters. as we already know encampments in dozens of cities have been dismantled by police encampments that in many ways come to embody the occupy movement itself we told you yesterday about the los angeles occupiers whose five hundred or so tents were taken down or destroyed by police there and of the nearly three hundred people who are were arrested up until just a few hours ago more than half of them were behind bars because well they weren't afford they weren't able to afford the five hundred dollars bail that was set for them i think is five thousand dollars bail actually so with this forced change in the occupiers strategy where does the movement go from here well joining me in the studio in los angeles is krist novoselic bassist and co-founder of the groundbreaking band nirvana also chair of fair vote center for voting and democracy hey there chris i know

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let's test this kitchen. i'm happy. i'll go in the kitchen. go back and ask governor romney, would he like to come in the kitchen? i don't think so. he doesn't want to do anything except hide over here and pretend it's not his false that he's flooding the people of iowa with falsehoods. >> sounds like a triple dog dare to me. newt gingrich is raising the 2012 stakes. challenging mitt romney to debate him one-on-one in iowa. i love it. there's a third candidate these guys should be concerned about. conventional wisdom in iowa says ron paul is going to be a force in the caucuses. he's still on the rise. up at 28% in the latest poll. so newt gingrich and mitt romney are fighting it out for second place. romney has made it clear, he's going to bloody newt gingrich as much as he possibly can using the super pac dollars to cover iowa with ads like this one. >> newt has more baggage than the airlines. freddie mac helped cause the economic collapse, but gingrich cashed in. and newt is the only speaker in history to be reprimanded. he was fined $300,00

he said a small kitchen. this ain't small. this is a big kitchen with a big oven.prepared to take on obama. it won't be an easy run for him. >> eric: let me ask these guys, perfect question for you guys. he used the line, dramatic, great on "fox and friends" this morning. he didn't use it again. >> greg: that is the problem. repetition of something means that you don't have your own ideas and can't think on your feet. >> dana: great line you can only deliver once. when you watch sometimes when people do morning shows after the "state of the union." they have the one line they want to use it. they can't help themselves and they use it again. >> bob: we came up with "where's the beef" for walter mondale. we worked it one time and it work and he had the discipline not to use it again against gary hart. never would have worked. one moment. a moment for that. on the trail for 20 years. >> greg: gary hart said where is the beef and then said where is the rice? >> kimberly: oh, boy. i like that. >> eric: very good. if they do this debate, i certainly offer my services, sa

i'll go in the kitchen. ask governor romney. would he like to play in the kitchen? i don't think so. >> reporter: romney is throwing the kitchen sink in this campaign. this brand-new bus in new hampshire. sandwiches for reporters. >> roast beef, italian, italian back here. >> reporter: even this new ad from ann romney. >> you really want to know how a person will operate, look at how they've lived their life. >> reporter: in fact, as of today, campaign 2012 is raining wife, hallelujah. three wives at once in their own ads. anita perry pushing romance. >> it's an old-fashioned american story. i married my high school sweetheart. >> reporter: callista gingrich, pushing christmas. >> from our family to yours. merry christmas and happy new year. >> reporter: we can use some christmas spirit. this event, upstaged by protesters. and ron paul might need some holiday cheer, too. facing continued questions about a newsletter published in his name in the '90s, with racially incendiary language. >> i didn't write them. i didn't read them at the time. and i disavow them. >> rep

kitchen shows up. >> iraq without americans. while mitt and newt feud, look who is running strong in iowa. >> get the government out of everybody's life. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> as the song goes, is beginning to look a lot like christmas. not in your nation's capital. everybody seems to think the extension of the payroll tax cut was a good idea politically, anyway, what our elected representatives just were not able to make it happen until the last minute. >> i need the president to help out, all right? [applause] a two-month extension will create more uncertainty for job creators in our country when millions of americans are out of work. >> this is an issue where no bombing in number people in both parties agree -- where an overwhelming number of people in both parties agree. >> they did get it done for the last minute. you were on the hill this week, mark. what is the back story? >> the late morris udall, democrat from arizona, unsurpassed wit and decency, commented it on the injure