seeing none, then we will have our rebuttal starting with the appellant, mr. lou, you have three minutes, do you want to give your time to mr. lee that is okay. >> you might have to, because he has the valid information that i don't have. >> okay, then you have three minutes for your rebuttal. >> yeah. >> thank you, and i was getting involved in the 2006 and what i went and i saw the way that they construct their wall and it is absolutely unbelievable and they took down, you know, my client's you know exterior sighting and to raise up the wall and the siding and the (inaudible) is all into my client's property and also the foundation it was encroached in that as well. in summary, i don't see how this one can be done without a demolition and a new building permit. >> okay, you have three. >> and of course, you can. >> basically, we support the project. >> and we like the condition, okay? and that is a project and a condition, and thank you. >> mr. cevlin. >> thank you, commissioners. and i don't think that we are very far apart on this and i think that one of the r

. >> eleven copies to us and one to mr. lou. >> lazarus. >> aye >> honda. >> aye. >> wilson. >> aye. >> thank you. >> this matter is continued and the vote is 4-0 to december 17th. thank you. >> items ten, a, b, and c, are continued to december, and we will call 11 a and b. 14-158, and 14-162, the first filed by smith and the second by miller and mckency, both against the department of building inspection and with the planning department approval and both have to do with 1264-6th avenue and protesting the issuance of the september, could you please, quiet. if you could keep it down. and for testing the issuance on september 8th, and and a new three story rear ad dish, with the third floor 72 square foot deck. and we will hear from the first appellant and you have seven minutes. >> i am happy to hear my opinions heard, about the proposed project, and i was blocked from speaking at the drhearing, due to a mix up with the dr application itself. and i was listed by the planning department as part of... >> could i stop you for a sec

putin is becoming a persistent problem for mr. . lou: secretary of defense chuck hagel today ordered major changes to the ways in which the administration manages the country's nuclear arsenal. hagel said a review of the program uncovered serious, serious problems. >> the reviews found evidence of systematic problems that if not addressed, could undermine the safety, security and effectiveness of the elements of the force in the future. these problems include manning, infrastructure, and skill deficiencies. a culture of micromanagement and overinspection and inadequate communication, follow-up in accountability. lou: hagel went onto say the defense department would boost spending on the nuclear forces by about 10% a year for 5 years. an increase of nearly $10 billion. >>> russian president putin making an impressive entrance in australia for the g20 this weekend, in addition to the russian warships off the coast of australia. he blasted the west for imposing unlawful sanctions against russia. putin unrepentant as russian troops and tank

lou: mr.mp, i've got great respect for you as an officer of the court, as an attorney, and i understand the grief and the pain of this family. but the reality is the grand jury's the only one in the possession of facts. what one believes, what one feels, all of that, our entire legal system is meant the move to the side -- to move to the side and put justice forward. there is in a bit of a wink and a nod, it seems, from certain quarters suggesting we'll talk about peace, we'll talk about not creating any violent action. but, again, a wink and a nod. a dog whistle, if you prefer in all of this. do we sincerely believe the president of the united states will step forward and say we don't want to see any kind of nonsense, any kind of violence in ferguson, missouri, that we truly believe in this system of law and that we are going to give it a chance to operate? because what we're seeing here is a city it seems, at least a good part of it, preparing for a fuselage from activists in the city. >> we

mr. president. lou: they used to.t may change today with the signing of that executive order, and if the republicans can't create a response here, it's game over. >> i agree, and that's why i think they need to hammer that message home, and look, if you want to say that the suppress on obama's side on this, which they are, you factor that into your strategy. you can't sit there and say, well, the press is compliant in this. you have to factor that into the strategy. you go around the press, you go directly to the people and explain to them why exactly this is wrong. you just don't -- what you don't do in my opinion is you don't start threatening impeachment. you don't bring more lawsuits. that stuff is counterproductive from a strategic perspective. >> do people care about the method though? do they care about the way this is brought about. i saw geraldo on megan kelly. lou: are you putting him as a spokesperson. >> representing a viewpoint by saying i don't care how they got here, i care this is a policy i support, i

mr. ted lou. an air force veteran. a stanford aggravated assault.re. it's an important district for democrats. waxman held it for 44 years. it leans left. it has fundraising areas beverly hills, malibu. a lot of hollywood film stars in his district. and anyone who wants to run for president wants to be friends with him to have access to the money. last but not least the republican side mia love in utah. he is the first african-american woman to be elected to congress as a republican. she's one of the tea party star. had a prime spiking slot in 2012. she lost that race closely. this time she won resoundly with the retirement of mr. mathis. she's the son of haitian immigrants from new york. had a humble beginning. rose through the ranks decided to move to utah. became a mormon and quite conservative. she's somebody that the republicans have really put front and center to show they're a big 10 party and willing to listen to all types of people. so three folks to keep an eye on, tamron. those are the ones the leadership sees as doing big things in the f

lou: mr. chairman, have you spoken to the complexity or part of the complexities that exist here in one instance. the turks are extraordinarily sensitive to the kurdish issue. kurds have demonstrated themselves to be the best most effective fighters against the islamic state and deserving of our support because of that, would coincide with our interests, that is the west interests in iraq and in syria. why can this administration not reach a decision in your judgment? >> i think the administration's just running out the clock. they're going to leave this problem, i guess, for a new administration in two years. the problem is that in putting off decisions, for example, to robustly engage isis from the air. the problem would not send in more than an average of five airstrikes a day is isis keeps rolling up territory. at the end of the day, i think they need to sit down with the government in turkey, what's turkey asking for? they're asking for basically, as i understand it, a no-fly zone, over t

lou: well, mr.resident, your refusal to build a national consensus for your views on immigration, your policy preferences including amnesty and then to act unilaterally through an executive fiat puts you in poor contrast to the united states to grant amnesty for illegal immigrants, ronald reagan. he built that national consensus, and both houses of congress approved the amnesty legislation that he signed into law nearly three decades ago, and if you choose to flout our immigration laws and flout our constitution, you will have placed yourself solidly on the wrong side of history. >>> now our quotation, if i may, of the evening, this one from "washington post" opinion writer and fox news contributor george will. we're coming right back. >>> israeli prime minister netanyahu vows revenge after four rabbis, three of them american, are slaughtered in a gruesome terrorist attack in a jerusalem synagogue. >>> and what is vladimir putin planning next for ukraine? we're joined by former nato commander ♪ (hol

lou: one of the few places the president actuully showed up to date. neil: aggressively. >> and that does not help mrs presidential campaign. lou: what would you have raided his chances before? >> not very great. [laughter] neil: hillary will not get the democratic nod. lou: really? >> some interesting things aaout that that need to be spoken about. david: futures are way up, the dollar is down. neil: my grandson is screaming in my year. apparently we have to go to break. exactly. ♪ sheila! yosee this ball contl? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. shh... i know that'more than 10. but that what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 40 to aira. i ow, i know. sten, just get td ameritrade's lloveronsultants on the horn. they'lluide you through the whole process. it's simple.ven she cod do it. whatever, janet. r all the coidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. ♪ neil: we can't change the empire state build neil: the governor told us on this show that you have to give these things time. ronald reagan's tax cuts took years to generate returns. the voters apparently buying t

lou: australian prime minister tony abbott shared this bit of advice for mr. putin. he said, quote -- i think that's what he meant by shirt fronting, the prime minister as he threatened mr. putin. >> absolutely right. putin is like a little spoiled and able sociopath whose parents have never given him any limits, and he's able to run across yoour asia to include the administration who are willing to confront him. in order to contain isis, you have to kill them. that's the only way they can be pushed back. russia is different, inept. it has a thin veneer and rotten to the core. putin knows that, military know that. and all it would take on the part of the eu, nato and the united states is a little pushback. train the ukrainians, give them first class weapons. the administration has been talking about that for months and hasn't done it. we could turn this around in the 11th hour, but frankly, i don't know anyone who's willing to do it. lou: well, certainly this president isn't willing to do it. angela merkel isn't willing to do it. david cameron. when we go through wha

lou: comments on what was a democratic letdown. and president obama had an even worse time. mr.obama says he could only campaign for nine candidates in the lead up to the election. and most of those races were thought to be comfortably in the democratic column. not so coofortably, it turns @%t. republicans winning five of the nine races. mrs. clinton ran out hoping to play the role of tea maker and she's been the past two months crisscrossing the country for 26 democratic candidates. of the 26, half of them lost last night, which made tarnish the clinton brand. but it's clear that the republicans have a lot to celebrateeand the national committee said that they were well-prepared and i will emit the day i have similar claims in 2012 that made me a bit skeptical this time around. chairman rends lou: chairman reince priebus and the republicans are delighted at the outcome and the chairman of the nrc see, greg walden, the congressman was ere earlier this evening, the chairman of association while playing critically important roles in what turned out to be an incredible republican s

lou: to wrap up and we must. we're a witness to extraordinary times. we'll be burdened for years of the experience. mr. seems to veer to hyper authoritarianism. and refuses to secure our border, but doesn't hesitate to issue executive fiats that defy congress and our constitution setting up what will likely be if not a crisis, certainly aan enduring conflict. that's for being with us. good night from new york. neil: tonight on cavuto, the sheriff who says it better not be so. the president can't be on the verge of doing this, can he? delaying deportation for millions of illegals. yes, he can and, yes, he will. to the man at the border who says what the president is about to do borders on criminal because he's just given the path to millions of criminals. who says the pipeline to pipe dream not the keystone ceo. he's telling me the president is not the only guy who can take executive action. dave ramsey on turkey day shopping spree that he says is for the birds. on the show heating up right

start your used car search at carfax.com lou: a few comments on president's diplomatic struggles in beijing, diplomacy described as a delicate dance. for which mrobama has no gift at all as he dryly calls for a level playing field with china, and saying then he wants to take theirny relationship to a new level. xi must be wondering about the president's obsession with a new level. in the end he was the left sul accidents in thaccident -- sulke corner, unable to find a clique to run with at apec it appears. he offered up a chinese proverb that a large body the water of quote begins with many drops of water. president's faux pass overshadow his small ball achievement in beijing. chinese social media also spooling footage of president obama chewing gum, while at summit, prompting disgusted chinese critics to brand or contribute president as a idleer. and new york time reports to traditional apec summit silliness this is it. saying that president's purple satin shirt he wore this week was in their word goofy, and styleing looks more star trek. on other hand, russia president putin, who is considered something of a sex symbol in china, is garnerinin

lou: good evening, everybody. as the country moves to the center right, president obama moves to the far left. seemingly mr.s trying to rationalize the voters' repudiation of policies and rejection of the democratic party's candidates. the president has publicly been dismissive of 36% of americans who turned out to vote last week while instead focusing on the more than 60% who did not. and he, of course, is not in any of his comments acknowledging that he himself did not win a majority of the eligible voters in 2012 re-election. and president obama appears

lou: a few comments on the great debate that will likely ensue following this week's historic event. should we begin calling mr dear leader or some other appropriate title commensurate to his new powers, more descriptive of new appropriated powers as ruler of what was once a constitutional republic. i never thought for even a moment that our president could ever be considered modest or in any way humble. that's because shame on me, i always doubted him. but took him at his word when he dismissed the very idea of issuing an executive order on immigration because he claimed he wasn't an emperor! >> i'm the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. my job is to execute laws that are passed. >> to the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. >> i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own. but that's not how our system works. lou: that's how our system works now apparently. his highness had a change of heart last night or revealed his change of heart last night and today he is emperor in all but nam

lou: good evening, everybody. as the country moves to the center right, president obama moves to the far left. seemingly mr.nalize the voters' repudiation of policies and rejection of the democratic party's candidates. the president has publicly been dismissive of 36% of americans who turned out to vote last week while instead focusing on the more than 60% who did not. and he, of course, is not in any of his comments acknowledging that he himself did not win a majority of the eligible voters in 2012 re-election. and president obama appears

mr. neil cavuto, i'm supposed to be out at 5:00 a.m. you're keeping me up late. [laughter] neil: i want to thank my crew and my colleagues and lou. you've seen a history of the nation again. neil: obviouuly we don't take ourselves too seriously. even on big historic nights we like to remind you that it's worth the long nights and worth getting a little kooky as the hours roll-on. and when i hear the business networks talk about how much your financial welfare means and they run reruns about a shark tank, i'm thinking, wait a minute, you are lying pieces of scum. we are not red or blue hair. we are going to keep doing it. we have a lot more to do in so many more elections. thank you all and have a great night..3 kennedy: today you and he are friends because they're either in the throes of a love hangover savoring every last drop of election night, or they are suicidaa. either way, it's understandable -f you are jealous. strong reactions prove that you are alive. the hardest thing about being an independent is you can never get emotionnlly attached to one candidate or party. and so when was the last time you high-fiber hub someone

lou: the post gently gave him three out of four pinocchios. most of it would be refined in this country. i don't know about you, but mr. obama wasn't speaking casually there. he had to know the truth. you draw the conclusion. at least fewer people will have to listen to the president's, well, his deceptions tonight. because abc, cbs, nbc, and fox all have decided not to carry the president's speech. they say, it's too political. if they stick with that policy, their audiences may never again hear from this president. if it makes the president feel better, nbc at least will be putting on in his stead programming that should please the first lady. the reality show called the biggest loser. and now, our quotation of the evening. this from the third president of the united states, born in other countries yet believing you could be happy in this. our laws acknowledge as they should do your right to join us in society, conforming as i doubt not you will do to our established rules. that these rules shall be as equal as considerations will admit. will certainly be the same of our legislatures genuine and particular. president

lou: it was revealed that president obama is dismissive of more than just election results and expressions of the popular will. the wall street journal reported today that mr. obama described a shared interest with iran in fighting the islamic state terrorist while stressing any cooperation was contingent upon reaching an agreement of the tehran nuclear program. press secretary josh earnest today refused to confirm or deny these explosive llegations. >> i am not in a position to do discussed private correspondence between the president and any world leader until you that the policy that the president articulated about ron remains unchanged. lou: also tonight we will be joined by one of the men who put republicans back in charge of the senate for the first time in a decade. cory gardner, putting one of seven seats back to the republicans and he joins us in moments. we begin tonight with iran. the white house failing to notify the supreme leader come including israel and saudi arabia. twenty now is robert scales, former common than of the u.s. army college. thank you for being with us. lou: the white house press secretary speaking on behalf of the government

mr. chairman. i very much appreciate your calling this important hearing so that we can better explore the relationship between traumatic brain injury and diseases associated with ageing as much as alzheimer's, par kinsons and lou gehrig's disease, also known as als. traumatic brain injury or tbi affects 5 million americans at an annual cost of more than $76 billion. as the senate cochair of the alzheimer's task force, i'm particularly interested in the research conducted over the past three decades that is linked moderate and severe traumatic brain injury to a greater risk of developing alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. one troubling study sited by the alzheimer's association found that older individuals with a history of mod rale traumatic brain injury are more than twice as likely to develop alzheimer's than our seniors with no history of brain injury. those with a history of severe traumatic brain injury were found in this study to have a 4.5 times greater risk. finding a way to prevent and effectively treat alzheimer's disease is among my highest priorities as a senator and has been a focus of this committee's work. in many ways, alzheimer's is the defining disease of the baby boom generatio