moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.of times, in a position where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now because

moore: very purposeful. the company was really built in texas, we moved to palo alto for venture investors and hire people. the shortlist was, do we move this to san francisco, lol to -- texas?to, or to austin, and we chose austin with no regret. austin is a wonderful business climate. often really is a fabulous place with a culture that -- the slogan is keep austin weird and it's true. in every dimension. it accepts unorthodox behavior and thinking. there is a world-class university there. it's very easy to encourage people to move to austin, so -- where we don't have the talent locally. it's been a great decision. mr. goodlatte: what should states and cities be thinking about in trying to attract investment in businesses and talent like you've brought together with zello? mr. moore: i wonder how much they can do, you know, stand of the way would be one answer. again, a light touch. it does feel like so much of it needs to be organic. the university has to be key wherever you see this technology communities

now, commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: mr. lindsay, notification, do we have a problem with the building not having the proper sign on the outside? >> well, that's the first i had heard about a d.r. hearing sign not being posted. if that is, in fact, true, that is a problem. it's supposed to be posted 10 days ahead of the hearing and the applicant is required to sign an affidavit to that effect and take a photograph of it. if that information -- if the project sponsor can provide that information, that's what we would accept. >> commissioner moore: then we have it have that information before we continue with the hearing, i assume, otherwise, it would need to be kind. is there a photo with the sign on the building? >> it hasn't been submitted to me. [inaudibl [inaudible] >> commissioner moore: what would you advise? is there issues we should be discussing? it deals with generic issues that are inherent in these plans, then there are concerns to enlarge a building almost four times its size. it's a little bit unusual. so how wo

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: so didn't you open your presentation by saying you can internalized the stair but you had also reduced the roof deck? i heard you say that in the beginning. would you tell me what you meant by that? i'd like to see a drawing. you showed the rear elevation where the stair was internalized, but i'd like to see the drawing by which you also spoke withabout a reducedf deck. >> so the stair that's now at the back is now in the house, and there is a roof hatch. this originally as a penthouse. that was reduced down in discussions with the neighbor. became a hatch, and then, the roof deck itself was the full perimeter and that was set back 5 feet. >> commissioner moore: we still need to think about the fact that we have bedrooms looking toward the house, right into the building on union street, and that we have living rooms looking right across the alley, so you are 17 feet away from the living space across the alley, and you are even closer to the rear of the other bui

tonight, who wants moore?en welcomes tom hanks, katy tur, and mac demarco sitting in with jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: thank you very much! thank you, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody! please have a seat, everybody! please! ( piano riff ) welcome, welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much. a lot of excitement. great audience. i can't blame them. first of all, happy hannukah, everybody. ( applause ) today is the first night of hannukah, when good jewish boys and girls spring from their beds to see their parents going to work because they don't have the day off. ( laughter ) it's also a huge day in alabama, election day. and now it is official: roy moore is or is not our newest u.s. senator. we taped tonight's show long before the polls clo

i would support commissioner moore's. >> i would also support commissioner moore's potential roof, and i would support the non-peaked roof because it's not on a corner lot. >> i would support it if you made the top stronger of the building, and you got rid of the brackets. you can make it look contextual without making it look imitated. those brackets kind of look like they hold up the top. get rid of those, and you've got a building that's more contextual and simplified. >> would you entertain a condition that you work with staff? >> i said that, yeah. >> absolutely. >> i just think we're too far -- we shouldn't add to the bad design by kind of -- and i get it. it's not your design, but somebody's got to live there and drive by it. like, we've got to kind of rethink the architecture and not tweak it some more. commissioner moore? >> i think we should not kick the can further down the road. i believe that time spent by the arc tech in thoughtful detailing and materiality will help it be much more successful in its modern expression which i find kind of forced and somewhat unnatural for

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: this is an extremely skillfully put together project on all levels. i've hardly ever seen something get through so quickly. here, everything is working together, vanness neighborhood council with nine neighborhoods coming forward and supporting, and senior disability action network, i have hardly ever heard anybody being that much in sync in something. i think it says can do, and it's -- it says, like, a fine-tuning on a level that we hardly ever witness because we mostly run into the stumbling blocks when the thing first comes out of the start block. so great parking, and student housing, all things we said last time. this raises to a level of exceptionalism, and i'm really happy that this is coming forward in rather controversial and dark times, particularly as we are able to create a tenant protection package which we have never seen before. we've always been told that when you have rent controlled housing, once you start to demolish a building, you cannot ba

michael moore fell for it. joining me for analysis on all breaking news, american university executive in residence, capri cafaro, conservative commentator lawrence jones. lots to talk about. we have kids in florida, making their way to tallahassee as we speak so their voices can be heard on that tragedy there in florida. there is talk that the white house may be willing to give a little bit on this issue, certainly when it comes to background checks for those that, weapons in this country, the idea that a guy like that who's clearly mentally unstable was able to access such a horrific weapon and do so much damage is something that is increasingly get talked about, and somebody that should be addressed. market off 119. we have a lot of news to talk about. i want to start first with the russians, and their influence on this election season, and what they're trying to plan now. capri, i should start by first saying, i don't think that you can influence things big time by being out there on social media. i do thin

tom: the political answer from kate moore.ut of jpmorgan. the construction site known as midtown manhattan. blackrock will move over to the westside. we will continue our conversation. we've got some really good guests to get into the nuances of the market moves. we will consider european telephone. t-mobile as well. stay with us. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg's business flash. -- the company reported fourth-quarter earnings that missed estimates. ford has ousted ahead of the region were makes the most money for inappropriate behavior. the north american chief lead -- left the automaker after an investigation. -- they say he engaged in behavior inconsistent with -- more contain more clues about the 87 -- 87-year-old billionaire's succession plan. now let the speculation that they are the front-runners to be berkshire's next ceo. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: when the heart break is so great, the sadness so great, you have to find some humor. we tried to do that at the top of the show, the idea of weapons our school

hey, annie. >> i'm trying to think of a joke to go with thee mary tyler moore song. of people would rather watch in philly rather than going to minneapolis to the big game. there is a feeling of excitement and anticipation. a lot of people just want the game to happen already. we are ready for it. we are all excited and anxious. >> it keeps you busy. >> go birds! >> the philadelphia auto show was one distraction. then it turned into a pep rally. eagles! hire in philadelphia, no one is getting tired of playing cheerleader. six-year-old rebecca has been a cheerleader all book. >> do yoweek. >> do you have enough energy to be a cheerleader tomorrow? >> yes. >> the parking ricks and well wishes are up. many of the devoted are choosing philadelphia to watch superbowl lii. these people are from florida and just flew into town. why make the trek here? >> why not? i want to be in the atmosphere. >>> cody says part of it was a financial decision. it was more expensive to go to philadelphia. walter, your idea, nick foles can turn the world on with a smile. that's our mary tyle

i think the reason he stuck with roy moore was because bannon was fixated on his grievances with mitchll and the government establishment and saw roy moore as his ticket to power as someone he could install in the u.s. senate who would be a problem for mitch mcconnell and would help give bannon a base with power in the u.s. senate and when the charges that moore had engaged in predatory behavior where the young women came out and most republicans abandoned him and he didn't want to give up the chance to get more elected and that ended up costing him. >> governor, i don't know whether you take any sustenance from the democrat from the fact that some including conservative republicans in congress are coming out and just about criticizing the president for this latest scandal? >> it is just about because i want to know whether they're going far enough. >> can i tell you what senator joni ernst notorious conservative senator told cnn just this week about this crisis? >> i am extremely disappointed in this situation. abuse is never okay. we need to send a very clear signal that it won't be

my point is -- >> you didn't look into roy moore and the allegations against roy moore? >> there are republican and democrat men who have been abusive of their position of power clearly to women and it's reprehensible in every single case. that's not a partisan issue. >> steve, i think that -- i think that the fact that it's not a partisan issue is exactly why it's confusing why you're defending donald trump. >> that's right. >> because part of what you just said earlier is that he did his job well, that rob porter did his job well. that he was well-liked. that's the whole point here -- >> exactly. >> that abusers look like they're doctors, they're lawyers, they're people in the media, they're people in politics, and when the president of the united states stands out there and tries to justify, as does the chief of staff, that this is somebody they look the other way because of that, that's not okay -- >> we've got to -- we've got to -- we've got to take a break. i'm sorry. just tight on time. appreciate the discussion. coming up, more on the cauldron inside the white ho

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commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'm comfortable with what's in front of us. i believe that miss hester's request is a reasonable one. it protects everyone, including the owner. i move to approve with the addition of conditions as indicated by miss hester. >> vice president richards: second. >> president hillis: and that would be the condition of any condition be routed to the planning department. >> and i think that's where the planner was going when he read that into the record. >> all right. jonas? >> clerk: very good, then, commissioners. there's a motion -- i'm sorry. who made the motion? >> president hillis: commissioner moore made the motion. >> vice president richards: i seconded it. >> clerk: thank you. so there's a motion that's been seconded to approve this matter with conditions as amended with staff reading into the record as well as for any tenant improvement to be routed back to planning. on that motion. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimo

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that is a terrible thing. >> is roy moore rep pre hencible?yes, but -- well, i don't know the fact. the four i named. >> how do you know -- you don't know the facts on roy moore? >> fine. i concede that. i haven't looked at it enough. >> you haven't looked at roy moore? >> there are republican and democrat men who have been abusive of their position of power clearly to women and it is r reprehensible in every case. and it is not a partisan issue. >> the fact that it is not a partisan issue is confusing why you are defending donald trump's comments today. part of what you just say, is that he did his job well, he was well liked. that is the whole point. abusers look like they are doctors, lawyers, people in the media. when the president of the united states tried to justify that they look the other way is not okay. >> we have got to take a break. coming up, john kelly was brought in to calm things down and take a look at how that is turning out. >>> with word tonight that he's willing to step down over the rob porter mess, we want to take a clo

let me just tell you, roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. he denies it. and by the way, he totally denies it. >> trump has bragged about sexual assault on tape. he has been accused of unwanted sexual contact by at least 15 women and reported told new york magazine when it comes to women, you have to treat you have to treat them like crap. >> i have days where i come home and i don't want to sound too much like a bad person, if dinner is not done i go through the roof. 30 is like a perfect age. >> absolutely. enough life. until she's 35. [ laughter ] >> too much life experience. >> what is it at 35? checkout time. >> this attitude in fact is the trump administration as we discussed, trump gave a nickname based on accusations of domestic violence against him that he beat up his wife. at this hour tonight, more reporting on the second sudden resignation of a white house official this week amid domestic abuse allegations and get this, once again, once again just like the case of rob porter, the reporting we have now is that the ex-wife of this staffer told th

commissioner moore?fication, i believe what is in front of us is really the alcatraz ferry embarkation project on the embarcadero in san francisco. the aspect of the fort baker ferry is subset to potential other operational aspects of ferry service expanding into fort baker at a frequency which i believe is properly described, but it is not really the major thrust of what is in front of us. it has undergone through a large amount of work by planning staff, including the preparation of the draft mitigated negative declaration, and i am personally not concerned that any of the information that the city of sausalito, with due respect, feel that's missing, could not be picked up with a memorandum of understanding because i do believe that the park service very clearly describes what they intend regarding fort baker and operation they are concerned. fort baker is quite a ways away from sausalito. the corridor which connects the golden gate bridge by way of fort baker to sausalito is an already difficult corri

andy moore reported on the story for bbc news. the two men ca ptu red story for bbc news. men captured by kurdish forces last month and captured by the americans. together with another two men, they formed the kidnap gang known as the beatles, because they were usually masked and their captors could hear only their british accents. the reference there and on the bbc knew whether —— website of the gangs nickname of the beatles, annoyed some viewers. over the past few years, reports of sexual exploitation and abuse are those in powerful positions have hit institutions such as parliament, the church, the film industry, the world of sport and the bbc. and on saturday the headlines in the times newspaper focused on the charity sector. their investigation found that in 2011 four members of staff at oxfam had been sacked and three others resigned over charges of using local women, some under age, sex after the earthquake in haiti. further revelations followed and the bbc has been following up the story with angus crawford reporting on sunday evening. the government is 110w sunday

let me just tell you, roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. he denies it.way, he totally denies it. >> trump has bragged about sexual assault on tape. he has been accused of unwanted sexual contact by at least 15 women and reported told new york magazine in 1992, when it comes to women, then you have to treat them like crap though that's not the words he used. >> i have days where if i come home and you know, i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist. but when dinner's not ready, i go through the roof. >> if i come home, i don't want to sound too much mike a shoveanist, i come home and dinner is not ready, i go through the roof. >> he preferred the company of beautiful women than those who are unattractive. >> this attitude, trump gave him the name bam bam, based on the accusations against him. >> amid domestic abuse allegations, just like the case with porter, the reporting that we have now, the ex-wife of this staffer told the fbi about the alleged abuse as part of a background check back in the fall. new details on that next. tax-efficient investi

rob porter, roy moore, bill o'reilly, roger moore. he didn't defend al franken. >> he spoke up about steve wynn. let's frame this in the me too movement. it had to happen. i don't know if it would have happened if he didn't get elected president. i think a big part of the me too movement, women saw, that guy got elected. why does he continually double down on an issue that should be a nonissue? i think are we against or for domestic violence? >> that was hard for them. i mean, let's just stop right there because last week john kelly didn't have answers. i mean, their first statement about rob porter's credible allegations of domestic abuse was that he was a man of integrity. and it took -- it was many hours later the same night that they came out against domestic violence. >> i keep trying -- there is something that's scaring me a little bit. i know in the polls now women now, 10% of women have shifted from the election whether -- white women who voted for him or women overall. i just wonder if there is a thesis that he plays on. beyo

when roy moore was accused of sexual abuse against minor s th president said that moore denied the allegations. with the me too movement swirling around the president keeps coming back to the issue of men being wrongly accused and not saying anything at all about the women and what they might have endured, fred. >> abby, thank you so much. >>> let's talk more about this and the republican perspective, joining me right now is charlie dant of pennsylvania. thank you for being with us. your reaction to what the president has to say this morning in reference to due process and that people's lives are being ruined by mere allegations, he says, so are true, some are false. some are old and some are new. >> well, fredricka, i think the big issue is the failure of vetting here. we saw this before with michael flynn, red flags raised during the vetting process. >> the president has responded because yesterday, he made no mention of the accusers, instead he lent praise to mr. porter. again, he's showing no simple thy or empathy to those who have been victimized but showing his support to those who have

steve moore, those bonuses were very tiny.ng and volatile right now. >> i want to play for you something, rand paul shut the government down. but i want to ask where this is coming from. whether it is coming from republicans or the top. here is the president bragging and bragging about debt and how wonderful it is. here he is. >> i am the king of debt. i am great of debt. i am the king of debt. i love debt. i love playing with it. >> his companies have declared bankruptcy four times. should america be concerned that he has the same attitude about the country. >> it wasn't by accident he became a billionaire. on this debt ishshasue, i am of opinion, borrowing is appropria appropriate depending on what you are borrowing it for. i think there is room for more employment in this country. workers need wage increases so i like a tight labor market. i don't think borrowing to make america a more prosperous place is a bad thing or borrowing from infrastructure pay off is going to make an impact. >> i think borrowing is important and j

the way he embraced people like moore. no one should be surprised that he is handling this particular allegation the way that he is. >> and it is not just wait that president is handling, there is a lot of scrutiny now in terms of how the chief of staff is handling this. also, i want to ask you about this. there are a lot of questions on the time line. still not very clear as to what exactly -- what happened in terms of the chief of staff's own aversion that you know, when he found out about this. there's a lot of reporting off the record, on the record, that chief of staff knew about this for some time and took no actions. what have you learned in your own reporting about when john kelly was first made aware of these accusations until the moment of rockporter's firing? >> well, what we do know is that he has been generally aware of the allegations for months now. and now chief of staff john kelly is trying to come out and say that oh, basically within under an hour of the whole picture in the form of the daily mail story

yes, hearing thornton—le—dale on the edge of the north york moors, they have had plenty of snow over last 2a hours. more is expected tonight, as the beast from the east continues to bite. we'll bring you the latest from around the country. also this lunchtime... the prime minister rejects proposals on northern ireland setup by the eu in the first draft of the brexit treaty. the withdrawal agreement must contain a solution to avoid a hard border and to protect the good friday agreement in all its dimensions. this is a joint commitment by the uk and the eu. the draft legal text the commission has published would, if implemented, undermine the uk common market and threaten the constitutional integrity of the uk by creating a customs and regulatory border down the irish sea,

moore avenue in the brewerytown section of north philadelphia. now, they say they were called an hour later to report that the alleged victim had been located, high ranking police sources cents say they expect to have more information once the 15 year old is interviewed , meanwhile looking for two men driving silver sedan, they believe somehow connected. if you have any information, you're asked to contact philly pd. live in north philadelphia, chantee lans, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> thank you, chantee. >>> police investigating a shooting, west own street and chain street, see the crime tape there, blocking off section of the street. we are working to get more information confirmed at this time. so stay with cbs-3 both on air , on line, all morning, as the story continues to develop >> a second teenage suspect now in police custody accused in the shooting death of ten year old boy in monmouth county new jersey, this is 18 year old koran council, showed this after tracking him down late last night in south florida he faces several count includ

moore has been the ceo of zello, growing the user base to about 100 million and mr. moore is also the founder of the audio streaming service, tune-in, which offers thousands of radio stations on demand to more than 75 million users. today we're going to talk about the power of internet apps like zello to save lives during emergencies and, of course, the importance of the internet in enabling new technologies and companies like zello. bill, welcome very much. we're delighted to have you with us today. >> thank you very much, glad to be here. >> let's give him a round of applause. . [applause] . >> tell us more about zello. you have a free version and a paid version? >> sure, as you explained, zello is a walkie talkie app to down-led it and if anybody had the thrill of playing with a walkie talkie, it brings that. sell zello is about live voice communication, flourishing through live communication, whether for companionship or to solve a problem. it's a fine medium to work with. the internet today is a sterile hostile place with lots of text and pictures, and live voic

here on the north york moors we have had several centimetres of snow and it keeps on falling.nowploughs and gritting teams have done their best to keep the main routes open. we'll have the latest from our correspondents round the country. also this lunchtime... the international trade secretary says a customs union would prevent britain doing other trade deals after brexit. it would be a complete sell—out of britain's national interest and a betrayal of the voters in the referendum. a temporary ceasefire in the syrian enclave of eastern ghouta appears to have collapsed, with more air strikes and shelling. a mother and her two sons are among the victims after the explosion in leicester that left five people dead. and a takeover tussle for sky. now an american media giantjoins the fight to buy the tv network. and coming up in the sport on bbc news... women and men will play together at a european tour golf event for the first time later this year as the new golfsixes event is launched. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. heavy snowfall is hitting parts of the uk,

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andy moore reported on the story for bbc news.kotey and el shafee elssheikh, the two britons captured by kurdish forces last month and questioned by the americans. together with aine davis and mohammed emwazi they they formed the kidnap gang that became known as the beatles, because they were usually masked and their captors could hear only their british accents. the reference to the gangs nickname the beatles annoyed some viewers. "why does the bbc insist on glorifying the story regarding the islamic state fighters, highlighting their infamy as the beatles gang just cements them as gang members that young troubled men may connect with. they have been caught and will spend a long time behind bars when convicted, end of story." and clive shaw agreed. "this totally misrepresents a cell of evil murderers and gives the impression as a group of dashing heroes while denigrating of one of our most famous and loved bands." over the past two years, reports of sexual exploitation and abuse by those in powerful positions have hit institution

way. —— in a more effective way. respond in adam moore at effective way. -- in a more effective way. if we are adequately protected? the consumer market is particularly under threat. as consumers increasingly trust online publications and online sites such as trip advisor, for example, when booking a hotel, this is where misinformation and fake news can be used for nefarious advantages. i think this is not specificjust used for nefarious advantages. i think this is not specific just a consumer businesses. i think all corporate organisations now need to realise this rate and use technologies like artificial intelligence and programmes like signal to help. intelligence and programmes like signalto help. you intelligence and programmes like signal to help. you got your plug-in there. —— you got your plug in there. let‘s stay in the us where thejustice department is hailing one of the largest cybercrime prosecutions in american history. 13 people have been arrested — and 23 more have been indicted but are still at large — for trafficking in stolen identities across five continents using

>> vice president richards: i guess question for commissioner moore. are you concerned that this would turn into a dumping space? >> commissioner moore: this is not how it's done when you potentially have two separate parties living in one building. you come to a vestibule, and i would encourage having a separate light well, and resolving that issue in that way. >> vice president richards: and i think the bedroom on the second floor proposed floor plan, i guess it's the master of 15, 10 and 3/8 inches by 2033 feet. it's an over 500 square foot bedroom. it's huge, so i would direct staff to actually kind of bring the massing in, creating a little bit more compatiblity with the neighbors' buildings. so i'll go ahead and make a motion to approve the c with the conditions that the penthouse and the roof deck come off, the elevator is redesigned so that it becomes two independent places where the elevator actually drops off the passengers, and it's pulled back from the light well so that the light well's matching. >> so in other words, what i was going to s

when roy moore was running, i've yet to see a valid explanation.no reason to doubt the victim's accounts. when it's another man, no reason to doubt the accounts. after oprah's speech and everybody wearing black. ivankatweeted. let's all come together and say time's up. >> she has really left herself open by her tweets. by her roy moore comment. >> is it a double standard? >> not necessarily. it's family member. if you have a family member and you love them and ask them, did you or did you not do this and they tell you no. i'm going to stand by, just like hillary clinton did in the '90s, mrs. me too herself. hillary clinton was standing by her man and viciously attacking them. >> no she wasn't viciously attacking them. she was not viciously attacking them. james carville attacked them. >> she did it in court papers when she was defending somebody accused. >> what are you talking about? he was appointed to represent a rapist. >> she's also representing and talking about her husband. >> i understand. how can ivanka trump own this issue? >> you can. >>