mr. stewart raised the notion of property taxes, if it's up to $200,000 a year, every year of affordable housing cost $300-500 affordable housing, all the property tax go into general fund and a small percentage. i think that's a largest barrier for me to support the project. >> some thoughts and positives and negatives about the project. i watched the video and i think the design is much better in the back. somebody said they didn't want a wall on the hill. i appreciate that you did something on that. it actually looks better from afar. there is a house on my street at the very top that you come off from the 101 it clearly dominates anything and anything to do to soften that which is iconic is a good thing. i like that reading is completely detached if you are from piner park and you are at an angle you are not going to see anything. you are going to see three structures and not see anything in front of them. i think the quality of the view created by putting the view corridor at the further down the hill makes sense. i think the looking at the trans-america building is a lot better tha

mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. stewart: i had the privilege of serving as a pilot in the air force, flying helicopters and the b-1, an aircraft that's dropped a disproportionate amount ofed or nants on afghanistan and iraq. i have listened to this debate. i have tried to weigh all sides while we look for a solution to a very difficult problem in an impossibly difficult part of the world. and even now, it is with reluctance i'm willing to stand and take this stand in support of this amendment but i have simply reached the conclusion that we have no other choice. . in meeting with foreign ministers and military leaders, what we heard was nearly universal. where is the united states? can we count on you to stand by your allies and your friends? this fight, this battle against isis that our president so reluctantly calls a war, is a generational battle. i believe it is the defining battle of our lifetime. we cannot afford to waffle. we've been doing that for far too long now. yes, this is a terrible situation, there are

mr. stewart and not my son. his matter is not at rest and we'll pursue all remedies in fairness to kevin." the district attorney said stewart was not tested for drugs or alcohol because he did not appear to be impaired. nascar announced new rules requiring drivers to remain in their vehicles after a crash unless their cars are on fire. >>> a new poll shows the arkansas state race, the senate race heating up. a suffolk university,/"usa today" poll shows a statistical tie mark pryor with tom cotton. not only is that within the margin of error, 7% of likely voters are undecided. >>> when it comes to whether candidates vi they view the candidates favorably. and as for how president obama fairs there, 39% of voters have a favorable view with a 57% unfavorable. >>> we turn our attention to business and big headaches for apple and potentially millions of customers out there. cnbc's steve sedwig joins us from london to talk about this. the big hash tag people are following, ben gate. >> i looked at this and the extraordi

mr. stewart. we're going to try to do it in a british accent, but all we could do was mrs.e someone said that to me a second ago, and that was just a little too muddled. anyway, a lot to get to this morning. we begin on capitol hill, where in a few hours, the director of the secret service is scheduled to testify at a congressional hearing. this comes one day after the "washington post" first reported that the suspect in the white house security breach this month made it farther inside than previously reported. now, officials initially said that

mr. stewart. we're going to try to do it in a british accent, but all we could do was mrs.oubtfire, because someone said that to me a second ago, and that was just a little too muddled. anyway, a lot to get to this morning. we begin on capitol hill, where in a few hours, the director of the secret service is scheduled to testify at a congressional hearing. this comes one day after the "washington post" first reported that the suspect in the white house security breach this month made it farther inside than previously reported. now, officials initially said that omar gonzalez, an iraq war vet, jumped the white house fence with a knife and entered the north doors of the first family's home before being taken into custody. however, officials now say gonzalez also overpowered a female secret service officer. she did not know there was a breach because the white house ushers office asked for the alarm box to be silenced. gonzalez then allegedly ran past the guard and headed into the east room of the white house. officials say he was able to run all the way to the other end of th

mr. stewart.f you would like to give where you live, we have added a link to the korean war memorial foundation on our website. >>> rachel ray's new season starts tomorrow right here on abc 7. she stopped by about a week and a half ago and abc 7 news anchor got a chance to spend some time with her and get her list of seven things everyone needs for the kitchen. >> the very first thing you have to have is a sharp knife, it's your best friend. whether you know how to sharpen knives yourself, you can resharpen a good old kitchen knife. second thing you need is a huge cutting board. i don't care how tiny your kitchen. i used to put a cutting board over my little tiny sink and i create counter space. >> wood, not plastic. >> and you need a six quart or larger pot. and you need a pot that can also transfer to the oven so you can use to it roast. then you want to -- you want it to be shallow enough that you can cook a steak or egg or burger. but deep enough that you can also cook a chile, a garbage bowl.

mr. stewart, i found a man looking around the bushes. he says he is the new gardener?hter] >> hi. >> who are you? >> i am brad, the male gardener. the landscaping company sent me to trim back your rosemary topiaries. is it ok if i use your upstairs bathroom, the one across from rosa's room? >> how do you know where rosa's room is? [dramatic music] [laughter] >> why? why? why did we do that? >> i could never get through that sketch. >> and there is fred armisen doing the "wait a minute, what are you --" >> he said it different every time. >> when the camera is on him, he is talking, we are going, what is he doing? >> what sort of relationship between the two of them in the movie? >> they are deeply estranged. they have been separated for 10 years due to a bunch of events in their past. that is largely what the movie is about. they move back in with each other to try to finish that relationship and fall back in love with each other. a couple people have said it reminds them of a love story. i like that. it is sort of a nonromantic love story between a brother and sister.

mr. stewart and not my son, she said. this matter is not at rest and we'll pursue all remedies in fairness to kevin. in the wake of the accident, nascar adopted rules saying unless there was a fire or other emergency a driver involved in a crash must remain inside his car until track or safety officials arriving. norah? >> all right, don. thank you so much. it's 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning" a college student dies while >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> 10 million phones sold but this morning apple is facing some problems. >> ahead. are the new i phones really bending, plus a big-time software fail. >> the news is back in the morning on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for your local news. introducing vicks qlearquil allergy morning hank. what a day, huh? hey! morning hank. for people who don't have allergies every day, just on allergy days. (sneeze) new qlearquil. the powerfully effective, take it only when you need it, so you can be you again, allergy medicine. boo! h

mr. stewart, not my son, she said. this matter is not at rest and we will pursue all remedies in fairness to kevin. in the wake of the accident nascar adopted ruling saying unless there was a fire or other emergency, a driver involved in a crash must remain inside his car until track or safety officials arrive. norah. >> all right, don, thank you so much. >>> it is 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," a college student dies while running with his fraternity brothers. we're going >>> very impressive storm system in the bay area an early season storm with the rain falling. it is very wet on the roads. the storm is sliding now in through parts of the east bay and headed into the south bay. so yeah, some places already as much as a half inch of rainfall even a little more. we are going to see the rain continuing this morning and then begin to taper off partly cloudy skies this afternoon. 60s and 70s around the bay area. slight chance of thunderstorm tomorrow, dry and warmer for the weekend. >> announcer: this national weathe

mr. o'reilly for coming back unless, of course, you are furious about something else. >> also ahead, once again jon stewart distorting my analysis. this time on the racial situation in ferguson, missouri. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. what president obama should do with isis and putin. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the isis terror nazis have murdered a second american. journalist stephan sotlov as with james folly two weeks ago they posted the beheading on the net for the entire world to see. proving once again that muslim terrorists are as barbaric as the third like ever was. reich ever was. declared war on the u.s. so president obama and congress should declare war on them. and other muslim terror groups. america has declared war 11 times in its history the last being world war ii. congress must pass the war resolution. the president must then sign it. so let's get going, people. if president obama does not, does not formally declare war on muslim terrorism, he is doing

stewart >>> thank you. any questions right now? will move onto our budget in all support mr. rose please >>> >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee supervisor campos has shown in table 2 on page 6 of our report type is estimated to receive 4 million borders 70,000 [inaudible] and base rent and 21,590,000 892 in percentage rate for a total of $26,295,351 and that's over the initial [inaudible] of the lease. at the same time the john steward company is estimated to receive 2,547,000 824 in management fees and 1,136,000 360 in percentage rate for total 3 million 684 184 we recommend that you prove this resolution. >> thank you mr. rose. always any questions for ms. rose or a staff? will move onto bubble, and anyone with which to make up comment on public one scene on public, disclosed. colleagues have a motion to move this item for? motion by supervisor almost than we can take that without objection. mdm. clerk >>> item number 2 is [inaudible] mayor's office of housing for legal services or companies to establish [inaudible] recreation sports expedited removal of [inaudible] >>> i tell you what

. >> tony stewart will not be criminally prosecuted, however, a civil case could still be ahead if the family of mr. ward decides they want to sue him for wrongful death. >> reporter: ward's family released a statement saying it is not at rest and we will pursue all recommendeds in regard to kevin. as a result of ward's death, nascar instituted a new rule barring drivers from getting out of their wrecked car unless given the okay unless it's on fire. >> out of a tragic accident the sport grew and became safer and is a better sport because of it. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc news, boston. >>> in business news after an outstanding launch that saw more than 10 million new iphones sold in just three days, it's now become clear apple is still working out some bugs on its new iphone 6 and 6-plus. and tonight some of their customers are less than satisfied. we get this story from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> good morning. >> reporter: the launch was a big success. >> they are the best iphones we've ever done. >> reporter: the reviewers praised the iphone 6 for everything it does well, but now criticism over som

gina, connecticut, i find it interesting that jon stewart is always tuned into "the factor." isn't everybody, gina? new orleans, mr, love "the factor." you have a superior staff. it's amazing how you stay on top of things. i like to say "the factor" staff is like the navy s.e.a.l.s. of the news industry, george. thank you for noticing. and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, dealing with folks who don't like you. i am an expert at this. the black entertainment network has a website, and on it a woman named evelyn diaz wrote, in the past year alone o'reilly has blamed beyonce for everything from teen pregnancy to the ferguson riots. putting the degradation of society squarely on her sculpting shoulders. of course that's entirely false. defamation. all i did was criticize the sculpted beyonce for putting out a video that can damage impressionable children, which she certainly did. but she doesn't care about what's true. she doesn't like me. so lash out, i understand. and all i have to say to evelyn is this, trafficking and falsehoods will not bring you prosperity, madame. bearing false witness is never a g

joining us now, pulitzer prize-winning columnist and cnbc contributor jim stewart who never behaved erratically. we haven't heard from mrquite willing to speak and to respond, in fairness, to these charges that others are laying out there of his behavior. stunning, nonetheless, that he would leave. >> i'm really shocked. he is a legend in investing, a legend in fixed income, synonymous with pimco. he's always been my first sort of go-to guy when i wanted to understand fixed income and the bonds markets. i do an end of the year column with pred predictions. the reason i go, he's pretty much been right. whatever these erratic things might be, he really was an incredible expert with deep, deep knowledge of income markets. >> known as the bond king. as kayla pointed out, his performance of late has not been strong. >> as well there's been talk of some investigations into accounting practices, valuation practices. there definitely has been this cloud of some troubles stuff emerging on that total return fund, but nothing definitive at all. he has always been a very colorful guy. again, another reason i would go to him. he alw

mr. i have a hot glue gun at home. >> martha stewart would be very impressed. >> i don't have a hot gluether. go to wnnfans.com on our facebook page. >> not bad. >> nicely done. facebook page. >> not bad. >> nicely done. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- relentless storm. odile slams a popular tourist spot as a hurricane with 125-mile-an-hour winds. >> it wasn't the greatest way to spend our last night of our honeymoon. >> the trapped american tourists and the dangerous deja vu for the flooded southwest. >>> nfl scandal. the decision to allow a minnesota viking to play despite serious domestic abuse allegations. and new developments overnight. >>> later -- miraculous rescue. the boater in the sea for 30 hours trying to stay afloat in a life vest in the worst conditions. >> i saw ships so i swam to the ships. >> your prayers were answered? >> my prayers were answered. >> a jaw-dropping story of survival on this tuesday, september 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good tuesday morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler. a lot to get to. happy guacamo