>> what is the loft for? vice president miguel: yes. it is a 300-square-foot unit, what are you using the logic for? >> it could be used for sleeping. it is not counted in the floor area because the ceiling height is too short. technically, it is a storage area. vice president miguel: my problem is exactly what you said. i was trying to figure out how it could possibly be used for a sleeping area and you hit your nose on the ceiling. just about. obviously, it would not conform to any building codes in that regard. i am trying to determine from the drawings where you are going to live and put a bed. in this type of unit. >> i think we had that discussion the last time. we are trying to keep the density high and the price low so it meets a segment of the population that could not otherwise afford to live and that part of the city. there will be a segment of the population that finds that adequate. that is the segment of the market we are going for. vice president miguel: i may have more to question later. commissioner moore: i want to go

the code is very clear that you cannot -- the minimum height above the loft level has to be 7 feet. aloft at stevenson is only four feet, using a line drawing and not a working drawing. it is enough to say it is not 7 feet. the maximum area of the loft is limited to no more than one- third of the area of where it is located. all of the lawsuits appear to exceed that amount. in order to fulfil the function of being a bedroom. it raises a number of questions. the furniture templates used in this drawing are accurate to the amount of space you need for a sofa, a credenza, a tv, a chair, etc. it is the limitations of this building where you could potentially design a smaller unit. but the dimensions do not say enough to make it happen. commissioner miguel asked how you get a bed in here. it does not really allow for a bed. unless you have collapsible furniture in which to put in front of your door. i am being sarcastic, but it speaks particularly on the smaller units where are you -- or if you are in these houses, you are asking people to take a sleeping bag and roll it up and live with

. >> to the loft. >> what's the loft?rects the investigators to the pimp's primary place of business, an apartment in downtown detroit she calls the loft. >> how many days is he at the loft? >> at the loft, i'd say, probably six or seven. >> whenever you're ready, just let me know. >> is that in detroit? >> on the grand river. >> just after 1 a.m. when a judge signs off on a search warrant. >> just brief the ops plan, everything is good to go. >> we're rolling. >> this is a location off grand boulevard lofts area where known prostitution happens, where one of the juveniles says she's conducted dates. >> what floor? >> eight. >> 60 seconds later the team is coiled up outside the eighth floor security door. >> we good? >> we're good. >> when verbal commands to open up go unanswered, they go to plan "b." >> clear. >> see a switch, anybody? >> the loft is empty but the search turns up valuable evidence. >> i got a residence right here. >> business side of escorting. >> oh, contracts. he's got all the girls right here. >> toni

with the admission that the loft cannot even be slashed on. that is a deceitful presentation. i do not believe we can sit here and say that all units, because the ceiling height is not met, how you sleep is an altogether different matter. folded furniture which you put on the wall at night. will you sleep in front of your refrigerator? i'm not sure, but i cannot support that approach to design and i cannot support that approach to livability. i am making a motion that we deny. >> second. commissioner borden: there are a couple of issues here. an issue about unisize, which would determine this apartment does not have a standard on. we approved units as small as 250 square feet because there were considered affordable by design. i know that a lot of people live in all kinds of all situations where i would not want to, where they cannot sit up out of their beds. but people do live that way. if i understand, this will become a condominium building in, so people will be buying the building. at the price it would be buying for, i do not have the concern about a being a tenement buil

. >>> a loft people in the 30s tonight and here is where we started the day. >> 60 for the high, a hotf 40s out there and the dew point is low and the skies are clearing and the light winds and that means that the temperatures will really drop overnight and with all of this, take a lock out west. we have the frost advisory and a freeze warning for garrett county. a sign of things to come,. clouds. as for the average in the afternoon, the front will pass and warmer air on monday, tuesday an wednesday. here is a look in here and this next one will be a bigger one, more moisture and bringing back rain, maybe as soon as wednesday an continuing to the second half of the week and when it goes by, it will close back down, maybe in the 50s for the high. here is a look at that for the forecast. on the waters, five to ten thoughts -- knots and then tomorrow, up to 65 for the high, the clouds and sunshine, the front will pass to the north of us and continuing into mon take and then moving out. close to 70 on monday and then on tuesday and then the next front, warm ahead of that, the rain on wedne

he throws the ball with a little more loft. jake throws a more direct ball.y came and played a great job. the guy is mr. d.c. tonight. he'll be the man on the town. >> the dream scenario for doug william turns into a nightmare late in the third quarter. reggie white again with the blind side hit. but this time reggie comes up with a ball and the big man can move. check him out. he rolls 70 yards after three quarters and a reggie white touchdown we're tied 24-24. but this day belonged to doug. on the ensuing kick off it's keith griffin. he brings it in at his own seven yard line and cuts through the middle of the mayhem. breaks left and sets up the skins on the eagle 39 yard line to end the third quarter. next play, and doug does it. a perfect toss to art monk right in stride. it's a 39-yard hook up and the skins go up 31-44 before the defense seals the deal. charles man rain on cunningham and the eagles hopes of a come back. skins win it 34-24. >> once the coaches evaluate the situation, they have to have doug williams come in. this is not a team that's rebui

while the northwesterly wind normally warms us quite a bit, we have cooler air loft combatting any kindom this wind. temperatures cool today. 59 from a reporting site in san francisco. and east in the south bay, low 70s right now. let's get you to the weather headlines. clear conditions tonight. breezy at lower elevations. we will see a slight warming with red flag fire warning in effect. eventually, in my seven-day forecast, it looks like mother nature won't budge this same pattern we're stuck with heading to the north. looks like it will be staying with us in this 5-7 day period. the next 48 hours, all that cold air will miss us. the rainfall as high pressure sits offshore and helps fuel the breezy conditions wednesday and thursday and temperatures in the 70s wednesday and throughout thursday, still stay sunny on the mild side. red flag fire warning low humidity, 10-20% in hill tops and looking at winds 15-30 miles an hour in the east bay hills. sustained at lower elevations at 10-15 miles an hour, at the highest levels, we are getting winds gusting at the 30 miles an tonight, upper 4

you would have thought this would have been an easy task, but a loft folks had to come together to work on this transfer. i want to recognize all the departments and commissions that are involved. inclineding planning, the public utility commission, mayor's office on housing, the staff. linda robertson, karen, jay, juliet, john updike and john mcin mayora. supervisor chiu: can we take this house same house same call? supervisor wiener. sorry. didn't see you. supervisor wiener: thank you. i am very supportive of this, and i want to congratulate supervisor kim and the community for really moving an incredibly important project forward. this is not in my district but about three blocks outside my district. i know first hand how much open space we need in the greater mission area. if you look at delor parker, mission playground, and how crowded they get. there are two points i wanted to make, and they were both discussed at the land use committee. first, i know there were folks who were concerned about the loss of parking, including o.k.c. and some other -- o.d.c. and some other non-profits

it shows the breakdown by square footage of each type of unit, studio, 1- bedroom, 1-bedroom and a loft, and so forth. the new project is a total of 22,000 square feet down from 23,900. in the main difference is the number of units that meets the dwelling unit exposure requirement, which is up to 64%. a substantial increase in the courtyard is the main change. also, the remaining units, other than the ones that are now getting exposure through the courtyard are larger than they were in the last iteration. we will be happy to answer any questions. drake is also happy to answer questions that you may have. thank you. president olague: is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, a public comment is closed. commissioner miguel. vice president miguel: i have a question for the project sponsor.

you heat the air up and it's called a loft and the clouds are starting to advance. so look for a period of cloud cover over the next few hours and the winds will be up all day. in fact gusting to 32 at national. and even gusts in upper teens, not too bad east and west. but easton gusting to 35 miles per hour and andrews and tappahannock gusting just 31. so windy and chilly afternoon, relatively speaking. we're in the mid-50s and with the clouds moving in from the mountains, don't expect to get warm in the shenandoah valley. we're 159 in town and 61 in fredericksberg. 60 on bay in annapolis. it's mostly cloudy at reagan national. high clouds as well with the south, southwesterly wind sustained at 32, gusting to 31. the monster storm still spinning on the great lakes. the rain around it and the big chill tonight in st. louis for game two of the world series and it's driving the clouds toward us for a little while today. but we'll stay dry. to the mountains, don't be surprised if you see some rain showers there in places like snow shoe, and they are seeing wet snowflak

is mission is trying to spread more awareness about violence against women because it doesn't get a loft attention by the media tore community. she was a former student at the university and emphasize that had intimate partner violence and domestic violence can happen in the most common places. >>> the police escort service may be in for a change this semester. coming together with campus students to help make the campus protected. >> 10-14 central class room building north side doors, contact. >> police service assistant spends his evening escorting students and staff to and from campus. >> a typical night will be anywhere from maybe five to ten. and that's ranging from about 7:00 to 11:00 at night. the service is available 24 hours seven days a week. student can say call upd or push the button and a police officer can escort them home. cars like this used for the escort on campus start up in the early 80s after series of rape struck the campus. sound familiar? after recent reports of groping incident this is month -- sent out sunday night. over 400 signed up by gluz the petition has al

the current organist, daniel roth, carries on the tradition of welcoming guests into the loft to enjoy his performance. a commotion of music-lovers crowd around a tower of five keyboards below a forest of pipes. saint sulpice has a rich history with a line of 12 world-class organists going back over 200 years. like kings or presidents, the lineage is charted on the wall. and overseeing all this: johann sebastian bach. [ pipe organ playing ] this music continues to fill the spiritual sails of saint sulpice as it has for centuries, and it's just another reason i consider paris the cultural capitol of europe.

quadriplegic tim henet is a test pie loft sorts. >> it's a real piece of metal -- pilot of sorts. >>tal that you're moving with your brain. it's absolutely amazing to me. >> who studies have shown is those parts of the brain that used to control the arm are still there ready to control the arm. it's the connection that's lost. >> reporter: so electric trolleds attached to tiny computer grid are -- electrodes attached to a tiny computer grid are attached to the brain that controls movement, information that's fed tie computer telling the prosthetic arm -- to a computer telling the prosthetic arm what to do. >> tim was not wounded at war and the technology he's helping to test is not yet approved for long term use. >>> president obama back at the white house after a visit to the new walter reed national military medical center in bethesda. the president met with 38 wounded veterans and presented four purple hearts. the visit comes days after the 10 year anniversary of the war in afghanistan. >>> this columbus day was not a day off for the candidates seeking a gop nomination. most of th

buyers have snatched up 21 of the development's 26 homes and a third of the 15 lofts housed inside a former grade school. >> so, here's the master suite. this is a great room because it has this awesome window seat here. >> reporter: developer john mclinden shows off one of the few bungalows still on the market. school street was a huge gamble for mclinden. he bought the project in a foreclosure sale last year after the previous developer went bust. instead of continuing school street as a development of million-dollar townhomes, mclinden scaled it back to smaller, less expensive bungalows. >> the style of a single-family bungalow connected to downtown was very appealing and we had early-- very positive early response. in fact, we sold six of the homes before we closed. with hard contracts and 20% down. >> this was a subdivision where there were over 450 home sites. >> reporter: rick levin auctions off foreclosed properties, including abandoned developments like school street. he says these so-called broken developments or redfield sites can be a tough sell if a potential buyer envis

. >> tonight is my first night today we tradded the comfort of her oakland loft for a tent at oakland occupy. >> well it seems great. it seems very peaceful. people are actually really aware and responsible with what they're doing. >> the 99% are back to occupying 100% of the plaza less than a week after the city abruptly evicted the campers. >> this is like the rebirth here, now so there's time for us where we're actually seeing what we need to do and motivated to do it now. >> oakland is fairly hands off with the city within a city but there are daily fire and safety inspections. >> so tell me what they're looking for? >> well the inspectors came out to look for safety hazards to make sure everybody is okay. say good morning and look for anybody with open flame stuff and anything that's a potential hazard. >> so far so good? >> everything is great. >> there were reports that occupiers threatened to march on the mayors office if the city didn't return medical supplies taken in last weeks sweep. occupy says someone passed its e-mail discussion group to make the bogus post. >> it's not

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there will be a loft people that will go. >> the president will speak at the ceremony on tun -- sundaylayed after irene swept washington when it was planned to start with. >>> 68,000, it is a nice weekend. we will have more after this. what's the one best thing about vacation on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. alabama beauty. choosing between them might be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. so come on down to mississippi. louisiana. florida. alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters, and we're 100% open for business. . >>> some clouds, sprinkles, the dew point is way down to 46. 50 in oak land, a nice prees. 66 in east ocean city and 69 in washington. mid 60s to around 70 and it is a nice fall weekend. a breeze tonight and tomorrow. look at the winds, 14, 18, 21, in the night tonight, 15 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow, stronger, the area of low pressure that will give us the shower activity, swinging to the north and located ove

thing, obviously the guys are great, and they're great players, but i think there's going to be a lofthings that takes a little while to get used to, just playing with each otherren the ice for different situations is going to help. >> you can have a hard time finding a person -- san francisco coming off the bye week tomorrow hosting the cleveland browns. niners haven't had -- edwards hurting his knee on this place. edwards has practiced this week, but it will be a game time decision whether or not he plays. patrick willis wants more. >> right now, it's a time where we can separate ourselves from some other teams, and we just got to continue to press forward and not let up, and keep it going. >> still early and there's only 10 games level. so much can happen. it's too early to get krchl and relax. i don't think anyone on this team is feeling like that. at the same time, no question, we got to this start. there's still that, no we question, that pressure and that and identity to keep this thing going. gllt status of cleveland's running back hillis is still questionable. he sat out last

a lot of good things and a great friend of college football and we are trying to see, there are a loft things that the people did that we never hear about. >> i don't disagree, my daughter is at university of alabama and when kent state came down to play the opening game this season, the team came down three days early, got together with the others and the alabama football team and they did like a habitat for humanity, let's go help rebuild the city. was that on if front page of new york times? no! but that is what we are talking about. >> that could have not be said any better. . you know who else is there? lou holds. i'm so in addition that alabama pam had five turn overs or who knows how bad this storm would have been. >> that is what we are talking about. we have to run, unfortunately. thank you for being you. >>> thank you for having us. >> we will talk to you later. good-bye. >>> we will take a break and come back. here is a lock at the weather and more. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> e-mail us your favorite links and the resulting slide show will be sponsored by a m t bank. >>> we wil

this is from loft for $90. what's great is it's really an outerwear piece.cket. >> and cardigans are always a classic. >> exactly. this is from banana republic. it's for $70. if you don't have it, you should add it to your wardrobe. it's super flattering. anything with a v-neck looks good on any body type. great neutral color, soft, a classic every woman should have. >> i love the tone of this table. >> this is what's so interesting about knits. it's not that i don't love my black and white, but these neutrals are what really looks good in a knit. think about grays and tans and beige. these neutrals really translate in knits and look rich and they look generally more expensive than they are. >> they do. how are these in terms of price? >> everything you're looking at is under $100 on this table. >> all from the same place? >> no. these sweaters are from buffalo. they are great options with a little bit of pattern. if you've already got your basic gray or beige sweater, this is the one to go with. >> all righty. the last one? >> lastly. >> v-neck. >> we are g

they're in a loft trouble. >>> a lot of travelers and -- a lot of trouble. >>> a lot of travelers and team at home not too happy either. the nor'easter that came up the coast yesterday dumped 7 feet of snow in some places. more than 2 million people found up in the dark and plenty of travelers found themselves stranded forhours. we have the story from new jersey. >> reporter: millions across the northeast are in the dark after a powerful nor'easter pounds the region over the weekend. the early storm dumping heavy wet snow on states from maine to maryland. the record breaking storm is blamed for three deaths and of including main in connecticut and in pen -- a man in connecticut and in pennsylvania as well as a 20-year-old man in massachusetts who was electrocuted. the storm's impact combined with still leafy trees topped with heavy snow put immense pressure on branches causing scores of trees to fall contributing to about 3 million outages. communities in western massachusetts are among the hardest hit with up to 27 inches reported in some places. >> there's no power right now and we'

the big issue now one of those riggs was carrying a loft live chickens and they are all over the roadu see from this video taken a short time ago. so westbound 80 at lagoon valley road. one of the big rigs jackknifed. they are saying about 3:00 this afternoon, that's when they anticipate getting the road completely reopened. in the meantime, while there was a full freeway closure for a while, they were able to get a couple of lanes open. so that's the good news. the bad news is the backups continue to grow across the stretch. we can see it on our live traffic sensors. it's backed up for an exit or more on westbound 80 and again they anticipate that partial closure for at least much of the day. use the frontage road and get back on at north texas. a longer alternate southbound peabody road to westbound airbase parkway there at interstate 80. also if you want more extreme route a longer way around use southbound 113 to get back on westbound 12. again, that situation will be out there for a while. we are also dealing with another traffic issue systemwide bart delays now calling these maj

maybe to ha loft people there might not be a difference. to me it's a part of my faith. it's how i want to live. >> bill: what faith is that? >> we consider ourselves independent fundamentalists mormons. we worship in our homes separate we don't belong to a church. >> bill: you were raised in that kind of a family. >> yeah. >> joe you were raised that way too and valerie you all have that background. >> yeah. >> it goes back five generations for me. >> bill: all right, guys. the book is love times three. we appreciate you coming on. >> thank you for your time. >> bill: come right back lou dobbs on the wall street protesters. do they have any legitimate points? nancy pelosi sympathizing with the the far left very lots. insulting one of his opponents. wait enemy you hear this. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the lowe's the boss segment tonight, credibility in the wall street protesters. do they have any? i put that question to lowe last night. so, do these demonstrators. take the kooks out of the mix, and there are a lot of kooks down there, let's

this is what we call the digital loft. we have facebook, twitter, instagram, four square.of innovative take on how people would live with social media. i'm about to show you something that for sure will take your breath away. >> no way! oh, my gosh. oh, my goodness, steven. >> isn't this crazy? >> this is amazing. let's spy on people. steven, thank you so much for providing the tour of this beautiful bachelor pad. >> my pleasure. glad you were here. >> i'll let myself out. and this apartment isn't just cool to look at. every year "esquire" hosts a series of charity events in their bachelor pad. today they have raised more than $8.5 million. >> wow. >> clearly i've met the wrong bachelors. >> guys still living at home with mom not quite the same thing. >> you looked quite comfortable there. moved right in. >> the whole over state you're welcome thing. >> this really needs a woman's touch. >> yes. pick me out. i don't think i'm even welcome back at this point. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, real life crime fighting. we'll take an up close look at the battle against drugs

>> make that hard a loft maces tough visit, you have to have staff on the ground and people who -- delegatesw, the primaries are no joke. they are serious business and you need people who are going to be committed to you and what we lacking now as we get closer is time. the element of time. raising money and then having the time to go to these place and to campaign effectively to get the kind of support you want and need, be a viable candidate for the republican nomination. >> let's switch to rick perry here, karen. rick perry has not one, not two but three bad stories facing him today, comments about sending the troops into mexico if elected, the new ap story about wasting -- about $35 million of state money to subsidize subprime learneds who failed this texas, those stories paling this comparison to the story about a rock with with the n-word painted on it. is rick perry done? >> you know, he is pretty close to being done. and i will tell you, part of the reason that i say that is if you look at the way his answers evolved over the weekend on this last story, that is a sign of a candidate

to sweden on his raft, an josarian goes nuts and it goes on, and i said it can't go on here in this loftnfirmary what am i going to do and they went away for two days and i thought about it, he will jump and then they gon with their conversation. and that was just right for thi movie, at any rate. and i have to get out. during those two days they thought i wainsane and hopeless and so did i. it was the closest have ever come t despair during making a movie. >> rose: here is a scene with orson welles. roll the tape. >> josarian. unless i missed my desk, captain, you are out of uniform. what are you looking at? get back in the car, you smirking slut. why aren't queue wearing clothes, captain? >> why aren't you wearing clothes, campaign? >> i don't want to. >> why in the hell don't you? >> i he just don't want to. >> why isn't he wearing clothes? >> he is talking to you. >> why is whysn't he wearing clothes, major? >> why isn't. >> a plane was killed and his clothes haven't come back from the laundry yet. >> where is his other uniforms. >> they are in the laundry too, sir. >> where are his