we work with michael smith utilizing assimilating his expertise in providing this code. on this photograph here, it's an aerial view, this is our home. to the east of us is dr. the property east of us is already facing the sunrising. they have sun access all day coupled with the 42 feet of garden which will not be affected by the addition. they have ample light to the privacy and properties on 15th were separated by the street, properties up roosevelt and buena vista and park hill or this building here are all uphill literally and i don't see them being affected by our addition in terms of light and access to open space. with respect to noise, i would like to say that the addition is setback and the loss of sound or noise is inversely proportional to the distance. adding the distance to our neighbors on east would further lessen the noise if any originate ing from this process. we have lived here for # 13 years and since that time has not had any complaints about noise. we are both working professionals and i assure you, we will not be spending time on the balconies like

. >> good afternoon commissioners, michael smith department planning staff. we took the item off the calendar today to review more items into the action memo you have before you. here is a copy for distribution that has a few additional items. just to clarify what we are expecting of this sponsor on this project. in paragraph under item no. 3 under commission action i have highlighted the language added and what that language does is it just clarifies that a wet bar won't be installed in the building and as well as all plumbing in the kitchen will be capped and that's how we are treating the particular structure on the property. conversely and the paragraph below. 3 b for clarification, i have struck the word or just to clarify that the sponsor can make alterations to the building such as replace windows if need be or repair the structure. and he was concerned about that particular language. so i struck the or. and those are the only changes and this is the completion of my presentation and if you have any comments i'm here. that is the action before you. >>

deron williams of the brooklyn nets, and george wendt and cory michael smith. >> "cnn newsroom" with fredricka whitfield begins right now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," shock in our aria. brand new details of what was found in james holmes' apartment. ammunition, drugs, and a batman mask. >> also -- >> no explanation for what's on the film. no excuse for it. i was wrong. >> then why is rutgers giving fired coach mike rice a $100,000 bonus? >>> plus, light up. a majority of americans now favor legalizing marijuana. >> if you want a glimpse of what it might look like if marijuana is legalized, drive down south broadway in denver, colorado. check out all the medical marijuana dispensaries. >> teams in atlanta, the courts are ready, and you are ready in the "cnn newsroom." >>> just learning this morning, a federal judge in brooklyn ordered the fda to make the morning after pill available over the counter to anyone, that means no age restrictions and no prescriptions. the ruling reverses the obama administration's position that girls younger than 17 need a prescription to get the m

. >> i had a chance to sit down with george wendt, norm, and cory michael smith and talk about theirge, you've been on broadway before what it was like jumping into this iconic work that's really a new project? >> well, i was floored by the script, because i was only familiar with the movie. and the script is so different in many key ways, a lot of it is the same, but there are some really key differences. and i also was just floored by the -- i read the novella at that point, and it's so beautiful. it's just an elegant, eloquent, just tragic love story, so -- i mean, i never understood the fuss about truman capote before. i knew he was sort of cute on the chat shows and everything, but i never read anything, and now i can't wait to read "in cold blood." >> flat little bottom, any skinny girl that walks fast and straight. you think i'm around the bend? >> no, i just didn't know you had been in love with her. >> cory this is your first broadway show. you got this part after one audition? >> i did, yeah. >> what did you do in this audition to get the part so quickly? >> i don't know. i

smith and joining us on capitol hill. thank you for joining us. it will continue our conversation with jim michaels of usa today and donna of the associated press. what is that region going to look like over the next few months? >> the same way it does look for the past several months. more fighting. more chaos. the congressman suggested there is some level of chemical weapon was used. i think you will have republicans who have been calling for more involvement. the administration has said while this is a red line our intelligence is still not quite there yet. i do not really see a major change over the next few not scared there's no question this will ramp of the debate. a lot of republicans have said they need to do something, whether that is a no-fly zone or what ever it is. they have been pushing for more action. >> afghanistan and sexual harassment. what is your conversation? >> i think they will be very aggressive and putting together legislation that deals with military sexual assault. they have been working with the pentagon. it is more of a collaborative efforts. i think they're going to p

michael jackson's doctor, would go on trial. >> outside the los angeles criminal courthouse, jackson's international stardom took center stage. inside courtroom 107, a jury of seven men and five women took their seats. hln's ryan smith. >> this is the death of michael jackson. and it's not just that he's a famous star. it's that someone lost their son, their brother, their father. >> david walgrin laid out the prosecution's case. >> michael jackson trusted his life to the medical skills of conrad murray. that misplaced trust in the hands of conrad murray cost michael jackson his life. >> to help prove the case, prosecutors present a very different image of the pop legend. from a vibrant singer, dancer and entertainer on stage, to a completely different person behind the scenes. >> to michael jackson. >> then, midway through opening arguments, a stunning moment. the voice of michael jackson as he'd never been heard before. >> when people leave my show, i want them to say he's the greatest entertainer of the world. >> jackson sounded fragile. impaired. incapable. and that's just what kenny ortega feared. ortega was directing the most anticipated show in decades, with a star he feared wasn't up to it. but murray insist

michael jackson's doctor, would go on trial. >> reporter: outside the los angeles criminal courthouse, jackson's international stardom took center stage. inside courtroom 107, a jury of 7 men and 5 women took their seats. hln's ryan smithing. >> this is the death of michael jackson. and it's not just that he's a famous star. it's that someone lost their son, their brother, their father. >> david walgrin laid out the prosecution's case. >> michael jackson trusted his life to the medical skills of conrad murray. that misplaced trust in the hands of conrad murray cost michael jackson his life. >> reporter: to help prove the case, prosecutors present a very different image of the pop legend. from a vibrant singer, dancer and entertainer on stage, to a completely different person behind the scenes. >> to michael jackson. >> reporter: then, midway through opening arguments, a stunning moment. the voice of michael jackson as he'd never been heard br. >> when people leave my show, i want them to say he's the greatest entertainer of the world. >> reporter: jackson sounded fragile. impaired. incapable. and that's just what kenny ortega feared. ortega was directing the most anticipated show in decades, with a star he feared wasn'

host: senator baldwin was born and bred in wisconsin and got her undergrad at smith. michaeln missouri. caller: i have a few issues. i was a marine 21 years and it than i gave six to the army, and i have had issues with gun control. you know, you talk about background checks. they have been doing background checks for a while. all these politicians, even in congress, are so complacent with making money and letting these states do as they please. you know, you got people out there going to conceal classes -- they will take your money and anybody will pass that class. they need to quit being so complacent. and the government wants to sit there and make money and take money away from veterans and seniors. it is ridiculous. we pay that social security .nto our retirement but then the government wants to take it from us because they don't have to pay into social security and will put more money in their pocket. i think it is ridiculous. guest: well, thank you also for your service to the country. keepingwith you about our promises, keeping our promises to veterans and keeping our

smith abc 7 news. >> still to come a disabled man whose request went unanswered. >> michael finney delivers just ahead. >>> a man with a pull monday yairy condition could not get his mail because he can't walk up the hill. >> he reached out to 7 on your side who jump nod action for use we're glad he did give us a cull. >> door to door deliver very slowly maybe quickly, becoming a distant memory. many apartments and communities turning to those cluster mailboxes. now, for people with disabilities like jim hunter, that can make live difficult. >> it's not easy for jim hunter to get around these days. a pull monday yairy disorder, lung condition and diabetes makes it hard for him to walk. >> the result of thaul is that i have no winld. i have no stamina. and so it's difficult for me to walk more than 40 or 50 pace autos to get mail, hunter relies on generosity of others. his mailbox is part of a cluster that is more than an age of a mile from his apartment up this hill. kind hearted employees of the apartment building helped him get mail he had medication in to there that he had to take. so is we made su

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smith. he is the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. nike for being with us on "newsmakers." michaels fromjim "usa today," who joins defense issues. congressman, the situation continuing to develop in syria, we want to turn to jim michaels for our first question. itbid ministration now says is likely that the asad regime in syria has used chemical weapons against their own people. previously, the obama administration had said that the use of chemical weapons is a red line. what happens next? 64 thousandhe dollars question. they are confirming exactly who use the chemical weapons and still confirming the intelligence. in thee's a bit of a buy intelligence community. and then, like you said, what do we do about it? the quest -- the president did say that it was a red line. but it is important that we be cautious about how we respond. i don't want to commit u.s. troops and u.s. forces to syria. i don't think that would be a wise use of our resources. i don't think that being able to secure the chemical weapons that are in serious -- extraordinary difficult if possible at all. we will hav

smith coming up. >> i want to get to this broader market. michael, you were making a good point there. please continue. then i want to ask you about earnings. >> gold had its own moment. no one knows what the intrinsic value of gold is. there's a big question mark there. it doesn't help when we print money, because the dollar has gone up in value over the last few years. it doesn't help for political instability. we've had plenty of that and gold hasn't gone anywhere. and it hasn't helped with inflation, because we don't have any of that. i think the only intrinsic value we've got left for gold is somewhere between "i love you" and "i'm sorry" as maybe a piece of jewelry. i think there's a big question mark on gold. and i think the stocks went down because of the terrorism in boston. >> i think michael is agreeing with you. >> today it took two steps down. the first step down was gold, the second step down was boston. boston came out of the market and went back to where we were when the market came down on the gold loss yesterday. >> listen, there's a lot of terrorism that's out there.

michael good to have you here, ed thank you. that is it for us, thank you for being with us, tomorrow vocal critic of the "gang of 8", lamar smith will join us, god night from new york. neil: high-tech, got them in boston. high-tech might have flew warted a terror attack that could have killed a lot more in canada and new york. do you think that privacy concerns such technology raises will be reined in by these guys? not now, maybe not ever. because see those cameras following your every move? just smile. keep on moving. because they are staying. welcome i'm neil cavuto, dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a hospital alive. because not only did cameras catch him in the act but a thermal image caught him hides after the act. they might have contributed to keepining the body count down. look at what the fancy gadgets pick up when they are snooping, is answer suck it up? let's just say a week after boston no one is talking privacy anything in washington. happy we're told we can get our lives back, i am not so happy we're being just as scrutinized as we do. a look at whether scott mcnealy was right, he said, if you want your privacy get over it

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smith, from haverford trust, and jim moffett from scout investments. also with us, of course, our own rick santelli. gentleman, good to see you. michael, that old dow theory. one of the oldest technical analysis around, when transports are failing or when they're going up, it really is indicative of what's going on with the market. you've been cautious on this market. does this further that feeling in terms of this transport move? >> yeah, it does. my perspective has been, you've got to be risk on, but you've got to be conservative risk on. maybe you losing a little bit of the upside, but you're basically investing on the assumption this day is going to come. and i think we're in a situation right now with the excuse of what's happening in north korea, with the transports being weak, and with the rally being as strong as it has been, particularly if you look over the last three years, when the market has essentially grabbed most of its gains for the first three or four months of the year and then pretty much flatlined, i think this is time to be cautious, as i said before, take profits. you don't want to be risk off, but be cautious.

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us from capitol hill is adam smith, the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. >> thanks for having me on. >> joining me is jim michaelsf usa today. with the situation continuing, we want to turn to jim michaels for our f

smith alternative party being held. just a couple of blocks from the washington hilton. the ballroom. you see michelle obama chatting with michaelmiddle. lots of tweets coming into #nerdprom. one person said the only thing nerdier is watching it streaming. you can watch it on c-span's website. you can watch all of past correspondent dinners on our website as well. conan o'brien first spoke at the dinner in 1995. resident clinton was president. he is not returning. jay leno has done it a couple of times. and conanobama o'brien will begin their talks at about 10:15 eastern. east about 8:45 on the coast. it is another hour or so. we have some other things to show you. as we show you all the guests at the dinner eat as well, let's go back to the room. >> live coverage of the 2013 white house correspondents dinner continues at this evening on c-span. a couple more hours of coverage to go as they eat their dinner. i wanted to read a few more tweaks. eets/ did not get their dinner so they threw their own dinner. get their own tables so they threw their own dinner. jack said #nerdprom is entertaining, but the relationship between them r

smith. he is the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. nike for being with us on "newsmakers." michaels fromjim "usa today," who joins defense issues. congressman, the situation continuing to develop in syria, we want to turn j