>> at 20 nobles specifically? >> supervisor kim: yes, 20 nobles specifically. >> yes, it would have been prior to the sud. >> supervisor kim: what was the language, if you were allowed one garage, was it a two-car garage? was what was regulated was the number of doors or the number of parking spots? >> section 144 of the planning code deals with street frontages in districts that are zoned for residential, rh districts and the language of the section discusses limitations on the amount of the ground floor building facade that could be dedicated to entrances to off-street parking >> supervisor kim: but it did not regulate or restrict the number of parking spots within the garage? >> no, for this property, under normal conditions they could have up to three parking spots. >> supervisor kim: i see. so previous to the 2010 ordinance when the two parking garage doors were illegally built, at the time what was allowed, if they'd gone through the permitting process was one door with three parking spots. is that what is t

barnes & noble gave a statement.been a lot of takeover talks. >> there have been, for a number 80 years -- for a number of years. this company has struggled, but it doesn't have a lot of debt. it has stabilized the company. bute's not a lot of growth, it is also seen as undervalued. they had a position back in july that has been pushing for a sale. activistacting as an and saying we can level this. barnes & noble is saying hold on, let's take a second. ratio is not the majority shoulder, he's close to it -- majority shareholder. largely has controlled the company, even though it's a public company. if he wants to take the company private he can. this is still pretty much his company, it's up to him. it's whether to push this private sale. another thing that's interesting and real estate developers love barnes & noble because it generates so much for traffic. there's an advantage, even though it hasn't been results oriented for a long time, they state,se deals primarily because they drive so much traffic. scarlet: won

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i support we keep the garages in 20 nobles.thank you. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is kerry, i grew up in the bay area. i live in san francisco, i've lived on broadway for ten years. i work with him. i know for a fact that he does live there full-time and intends to stay there, he and his wife. i take the 41 bus to work and i often see him walking to work. i know that he walks home every day, i sometimes walk with him, get on the bus, have dinner with them and bump into them when i'm out in north beach. i invited them to go out and i know they do live there and i'm surprised i'm here to talk about that, because i know how happy they were to move there. excited to walk to work every day. so thank you. >> president breed: thank you. next speaker, please. and if there are any other members who would like to speak in opposition of the appeal, please line up to the right. >> good afternoon, >> my name is tom brigham. my parents and grandparents were born in san francisco. i

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yes, i can confirm that to the noble lord. is agreed, that is a standard principle in european negotiations that i have taken part in. we are committed to a meaningful vote at the conclusion of those negotiations. lord callinan. and that is it for this programme. one more day before parliament goes off on its brief half term break. but for now, from me keith mcdougall, goodbye. change in the weather on the way for many parts of the uk. monday was a spectacular day, with clear blue skies, beautiful autumn colours. picture from lincolnshire, but the clouds started rolling in during the course of the evening and overnight. and many western and northern areas have been very cloudy so far. we've had some rain, and all of this now is shifting in an easterly direction. so are very different early tuesday morning on the way. nowhere near as frosty. we had temperatures around minus viable minus six degrees monday morning. tuesday morning is going to be some eight or 10 degrees higher. so this is what is happening. this weather front, t

many here have been sad about a beloved barns & noble leaving over the years. >> there will be a bigtore in downtown bethesda. >> i will miss them. >> it's noise too see them come in. i'd rather have barnes and nobles here. >> i don't find it good that they are coming to replace barnes and noble. >> they are advocating to cut prices of the books you list on amazon and the arthur doesn't get what they deserve. >> they plan to hope another store in georgetown. >> saturday was like black friday for china. become the country's unofficial shopping holiday. if you compare it to black friday here, they made 3.3 billion combined. >> they have more people than we do. >> okay. larry: they say they want a handicapped parking space in their house but find out why they are getting the pushback from the city. >> the nfl free agent colin kaepernick on the cover of "gq" maggie: and featured as the citizen of the lindsey mastis show us how people react on social media. some are congratulating him. but kaepernick is writing i'm honored to be recognized by "gq" on citizen of the year. >> they write you

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barnes & noble responded to the proposal that values the company at about $650 million. it said a deal is not feasible. barnes & noble shares, though, rose more than 7% to $7.10. >>> best buy's total sales missed the mark. the electronics chain underdelivered on earnings and gave a weaker than expected outlook for the holiday period. best buy shares off more than 3% on the session at $55.25. >>> j.m. smucker's had higher cost for coffee beans and said a rise in sales in its pet food business helped results. shares jumped 9.5% to $116.65. >>> viacom said stronger ratings for channels that include mtv and nickelodeon helped its ad revenue remain flat. the street was expecting a decline. but the company said it expects distribution revenue to continue to fall through next year as cable companies become more reluctant to pay for viacom's programming due to a weakening subscriber base. that sent shares down lower by nearly 4% to $23.69. >>> after the bell, gap reported its fourth straight quarter of positive same-store sales largely due to strong performance in the company's

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i'm afraid i am not aware of the incident the noble lord raises.y to ensure enforcement is taking place. because laws are only as good as their enforcement. that's it, but dojoin us at the same time tomorrow for another round—up of the day at westminster. for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hi there. yesterday was a pretty chilly day, with temperatures between five and seven celsius. it was even cold enough for a bit of snow in scotland. i know many of us go nuts for snow, but these scenes are likely to be short—lived, because the air is going to be turning a little bit milder today. the cold weather we had yesterday was due to these northerly winds moving down across the uk. but we've had a change of wind direction over the last 12 hours orso, dragging in much milder conditions. a weak weather front lying across central portions of the uk will thicken the cloud up, to bring us some spots of light rain or drizzle. but still, for most of us it is a cloudier, milder kind of day. now, first thing in the morning, these are the kind of temperatures

jeff herman is noble's attorney. >> harvey wasn't acting alone. harvey wasn't allowed and enabled to do what he did to kadian and other women without help. >> reporter: the federal lawsuit claims weinstein engaged in sex trafficking by traveling from the u.s. to london and france where the alleged assault took place. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> by using this sex trafficking law, you could extend the statute of limitations for a civil suit to ten years. so it's a very creative use of the sex trafficking law. >> harvey was a legend, he was someone i thought was going to make my dream a reality. >> reporter: noble says this experience has broken her. >> i'm not the same person, you know, i've had to have counseling, just so much, but i've had to keep it to myself. i've kept it to myself. i've kept it to myself. >> reporter: herman believes his client is entitled to millions. the authorities in los angeles and new york have been communicating about other allegations. harvey weinstein has already unequivocally denied any wrongdoing. we rea

the university says barns and noble college distribute the clothing. >> barnes and noble has a -- i'metting up to speed so i'm going to see what their accountability practices are, but we share their concerns. >> the students say they're turning in nearly 1,000 petitions as they wait to see if the university will join the wrc. in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix5. >> the national republican sin tear ya'll committee is walling for moore to drop out of the race for u.s. senate. this after accusations of sexual miss contact from five women. >> he should step aside. number one, these allegations are credible. number two, he should -- if he cares about the values and the people he claims to care about, he should step aside. >> he should not be a united states senator. >> i hopes he steps down immediately. >> if these accusations are true, that there be no place for him in the senate. >> moore denies all the owe-- moore denies all the allegations and says he doesn't know the woman. >> this has nothing to do with reality. >> if moore stays in the race, some republicans are considering a writin

actress katie noble says he sexual sexually assaulted her in 2014 in france. in an interview first on cbs this morning, she says weinstein lured her to his hotel room. the lawsuit claims weinstein recruits, solicits and entices young actresses. >> katie told us she met harvey weinstein on one other occasion in london three months before the alleged assault. she said that's when weinstein told her that he had a film role in mind for her. and when he said it will be good for you, she believed him. >> i still can hear the rattle from him. >> british actress katie noble says she was forced into a hotel bathroom and sexually assaulted in may of 2014 by harvey weinstein. nobles says wine sateen approached her in cannes, france, inviting her upstairs to his room to watch her audition reel. >> it seems like it went on forever and he basically took just -- completely just touched me inappropriately and tried to force my hand in places. >> noble is suing harvey weinstein, his brother, bob, and the weinstein company for damages. according to the complaint, as noble fough

we will continue to watch those lines from noble.a, the country has voted overwhelmingly in favor of same-sex marriage. those numbers crossing an hour and a half ago. a long-running chapter of a divisive political debate. let's get over to paul allen in sydney. the survey over whether or not to change marriage law was controversial. at least for the yes camp, they would say it is effective. paul: eventually it was. there was a lot of distaste for the entire process, but the results speak for themselves at 61.6%. on.pollsters got it spot every state and territory in australia voting overwhelmingly in favor of marriage equality. the next step, to make this long. the lower house resumes on the 27th of november for two weeks. malcolm turnbull said he will facilitate the introduction of a private member bill. let's hear what he had to say. >> it is our job now to get on with it. get on with it, and get this done. it is fair. the people have voted yes for marriage equality. now it is our job to deliver it. paul: malcolm turnbull went on to

cnn's ryan nobles joining us from honolulu. before the president gets to air force one, we understand that he made a rather impromptu visit there in honolulu. tell us more about it. >> the president and his team altering his schedule a bit this morning. he's going to take off about an hour earlier than originally planned to head off to tokyo. he's actually en route to the airport where air force one will take off from. on his way to the air force base, the president staying at the ritz-carlton, not staying at his trump branded hotel. the trump international hotel at waikiki beach. the president actually stopped the motorcade and got out of the limo and went up and talked to some of the employees there at the trump hotel. we actually have a statement from the press secretary explaining this change to the schedule. she said, quote, the president stopped by the trump hotel on his way to the airport. it has been a tremendously successful project. he wanted to say hello and thank you to the employees for their hard work. now, this c

>> ryan nobles at the white house.nks very much. >>> joining me now is the former head of the cia, nsa, retired four-star general michael hayden. general, thanks very much for joining us. looking at russia and syria and the u.s., has the trump administration, i think you might fairly say and the obama administration before, has the u.s. effectively ceded syria to russia? >> we've given the russians an opportunity to play an outexercised role in syria here. we actually invited the russians in as a way to get us off the x we had created by drawing that red line with regard to assad's use of chemical weapons. so we brought the russians in, gave them legitimacy there, political legitimacy in order to police up, imperfectly, i might add, the syrian chemical weapons. just a little bit more than two years ago, the russians intervened in force in syria and literally changed the geometry of the battlefield there. assad was on his last legs and with a really fairly modest application of russian military power, changed the dynami

about one thing to go sort of work with this call age on special wall as it was in a case given that noble cause it was a noble cause let's turn to it to your case well listen we've we've just had this big problem about women saying the whole culture of parliament is just the meal and the women in it just feel that they're marginalised or they feel that they're harassed or not taken seriously and they really do feel that this is this is the place that can set the tone for the whole of the nation and we're committed to the idea of equality and we talk about it and talk up a storm but actually we don't deliver it and you have to do that by changing the institutions at the center of of our universe so we have to reform parliament and parliament is the place where policy is made is where law is made and if you want to change the lives of men and women and sort of renegotiate how that has been then you have to start with parliament by student like you know having a gender bow and so the select committee is going to change how men behave so i think it does because what happens is it changes the

noble, herself, claims weinstein assaulted her in a french hotel room. he has not commented on these newest allegations. >>> new this morning, capitol hill's top two democrats abruptly pulled out of a planned budget meeting with president trump after the president attacked them on twitter. mr. trump's tweet accused senate minority leader charles schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi of being, quote, weak on crime and said, "i do not see a deal." that deal would keep the federal government open and running after a temporary spending bill expires next friday. the president may need democrats to vote for his tax plan. if some republicans oppose it. congressional democrats released this statement saying, "given that the president doesn't see a deal between democrats and the white house, we believe the best path forward is to continue negotiating with our republican counterparts in congress instead." >>> new details from across the pond on the royal wedding countdown, from the venn you uee date. we're learning more about plans for prince harry and me

first of all, as the noble lord knows, the uk is not directly involved with the saudi led coalition.ed kingdom and saudi arabia, as an ally, is an important one. but at the same time, as i have made the point clear already, we believe very strongly that for peace and stability in the region, it requires both iran and saudi arabia to resolve their differences and move forward in a positive vein, and the agenda is not about taking sort of one side over the other. we make sure that any representation we make, including those to the saudis, on concerns we have particularly in the conflict in yemen, are made clear and made at the highest level. lord ahmad. there have been many lurid newspaper headlines of late with allegations of inappropriate behaviour, harassment and even assault going on at westminster. the women and equalities committee is holding an inquiry into women in the house of commons. its chair maria miller asked representatives of the four biggest westminster parties what was being done to make sure anyone with a complaint was more likely to come forward now than they had be

help them to think clearly, speak confidently and act cower age usly in the pleff that all noble service is based upon patience, truth and love. may they be great enough to be humble and good enough to keep their faith, always regarding public office as a sacred trust. give them the wisdom and the courage to fail not their fellow citizens nor you. may all that is done this day be for your debater honor and glory amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the jourm of the last day's proceedings and announces his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the speaker approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i demand the yeas and nays. the speaker pr

the noble lord is right to focus attention on some of the challenges that are being faced.n favour of upping the targets that are being looked at. and not yet announced to what that will be, that improvement. 60% is the target but that will be upped. he's right about the problem with marine challenges which is something we are looking at and also black plastic two which is a particular problem which we have a working group looking at. could the minister say something about the millions of plastic bottles that can't be recycled and are simply being put into waste ? can't we have positive action to cut down the number of plastic bottles ? they are a disgrace. my lords, the noble lord will be aware of the fact that the chancellor has announced we will be looking at how we can tackle the particular problem perhaps through taxation in relation to single use plastics. in relation to bottles come there is a challenge there. we beat ourselves up to much. in 2000, 13,000 tonnes of plastic wattles were recycled. in 2016, that was 343,000 tonnes. there is much to do but we are on trac

it takes a noble ideal of sharing and patriotism and islam is a noble faith that sustains and inspires billions coolly to act for charity. but islamism turns into resentment is says not that faith should be private but is this some says it is the responsibility of muslims to create the islamic state with very s strict sharia law against those who are unbelievers and that creation of the islamic state whether the caliphate's that straddles syria and those that our responsible for those atrocities that is driven by the foreign-policy or the president but it is by a deep dark hatred of the west and christianity and judaism the way to defeat to that is the ideals behind that for the egyptians who helped form the muslim brotherhood or a pakistan a thinker to steady their ridings ahead. >> so the point he is making a nikko's back a long way not just a few years or decades but 100 years and want to get the panel's reaction. i am afraid this is the of latest of a tragedy is that we of defeating the ideology? par retaking it seriously enough?. >> i think our muslim brothers and sisters live in

barnes & noble distributes the clothing. this morning some students staged an anti-sweat shop demonstration on campus. the university president's chief of staff met with them and promised to look into it. >> barnes & noble college has practices in place to ensure that their clothes are now made in violation of illegal practices. we'll look into the details of that. >> the students are calling on the school's president to commit to the cause. >>> tonight the owner of a construction company in hayward is accused of praying on undocumented workers. they tell us they were locked away at night for months. that's not all. their boss is now facing federal charges. what does he have to say for himself? only on 5 len ramirez confronted him outside court. >> reporter: when federal i.c.e. agents raided this hayward construction company last august, they were acting on a tip that undocumented workers were being confined in a warehouse as part of an elaborate forced labor scheme. upstairs in a hidden loft, agents found a filthy crowded l

. >> reporter: at a news conference in new york today, the 31-year-old actress and model kadian nobleplained how she met harvey weinstein at n party in london in 2014. after talking for a while, weinstein said he had a film wile in mind for her. >> he kept repeating, "it will be good for you. it will be good for you." >> reporter: that night, she says she exchanged information with his assistant. three months later, she ran into weinstein at the majestic hotel during the cannes film festival. did you know he was going to be at the majestic? i no, i didn't know. i was just in the majestic. i had no idea he was going to be there. i was there. he approached me. . said to him very-- i was happy to see him. and i said, "have you received the show reel." he said he had not had time to look at it as yet, but if i was happy to come up, then he could have a look at it. >> reporter: noble says when they got to the hotel room, weinstein showed little interest in her reel, and the mood quickly changed. >> he said he wanted me to do a walk for him, however, he was, like, groping me while i was d t

so, and to barnes and noble. but it's--i think there's a way that publishers are helping these local and even up to, again, barnes and noble. they--20 years ago, they were the defining place to go, and borders. and i think that a smart publisher realizes that not only do you nurture the traditional channels, but you also keep your eyes and ears open for other ways to help people find your--what you're making and what you're doing. rosemary: and specifically, like that book for example, that is a book that really does fit in the local bookstore in terms of people who are looking for these beautiful photos and pictures that she's taken that maybe they've seen in vanity fair or in other magazines over the years. amy: exactly right. and you know, there are photos of authors, joan didion, there's a beautiful photo of her. there are photos of artists. i mean, annie captured our time. and so, if you're part of the cultural conversation, this is exactly--you're the kind of person that would go to an independent bookstore

to look at it as yet, but if i was happy to come up, then he could have a look at it. >> reporter: noblehen they got to the hotel room, weinstein showed little from in her reel, and the mood quickly changed. >> he said he wanted me to do a walk for him, however, he was, like, groping me while i was sitting there. so i walked in the room. and he kept repeating i-- you know "i need to know that you really like me." >> reporter: you say in the lawsuit he exposed himself and he made you touch him. >> yeah he-- he-- i still can hear his-- the rattle from his belt, like, him undoing his belt, while he had a grip of me. and he basically took just completely just-- touched me inappropriately. >> reporter: and what did you do? >> he just said, "we have touch." >> reporter: weinstein continues to deny any wrongdoing. anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan. thank you, jericka. a reality star turned politician is challenge the establishment, this time in russia. here's elizabeth palmer. >> ksenia sobchak is already unnationally campaigning for russia's top job. today she's teaking at a student rally in s

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british actress kadian noble is suing the former hollywood producer.also, though, suing his brother for violating sex trafficking laws and it was a lawsuit that was filed in manhattan. it claims that it was common practice of weinstein and his brother to travel across the united states and also abroad to recruit, solicit and entice young female actresses. noble claims the brothers would promise film roles to force or coerce women into sex. noble says that she herself was sexual assaulted by weinstein in a hotel room in cannes when she was discussing an acting role. so far no comment from weinstein, him or his brother this morning, on these new accusations. back to you. >>> have you seen this inmate? take a look at your screen. the san joaquin sheriff's office says corey hughes escaped from a work crew yesterday in stockton. he was sentenced on a weapons charge and scheduled to be released on february 6. >>> 'tis the season to get in the holiday spirit and patiently it's also the season to be a hater. at least the case in one neighborhood in fair kneele

at barnes & noble tonight.this wild idea she has about maybe i should run for president. i told her that i would very, very happily accept the vice presidential nomination on the maddow/o'donnell tick. >> i thought you were going to say judy. >> i like that vice presidential job.

at barnes & noble tonight. she told you this wild idea she has about maybe i should run for president. i told her that i would very, very happily accept the vice presidential nomination on the maddow/o'donnell tick. >> i thought you were going to say judy. >> i like that vice presidential job. you know? >> judy has very good taste in diners and very good taste in late night hosts. i know -- i think show knows who to run for president. >> judy spillman, new york's most famous political strategist. >> well done, my friend. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you. >>> republicans woke up this morning clinging to the wreckage of trumpism and now republicans cannot honestly see any success in their future that involves donald trump but they're still trying to pretend that there is a future with donald trump. >> what happened last night all across the country is tired of this. >> you could smell a wave coming. >> there was a coalition of the decent in this country that rose up yesterday. >> the rejection of don

games were played behind the palace partly because they were fun but chiefly because it was a ritual noble men were expected to participate in the game involved getting a rubber ball into a basket past the other side in part it was a reenactment of our myths it wasn't always dangerous to take part in the games only on special occasions where the losers sacrificed but in those matches it was clear from the start that the captives would be the losers the layout of reflected the class divisions in our society the common people lived down on the plains which the jungle has now replant the nobility and officials were in the middle and at the top where they could look down on the rest where the rulers anyone who lived in a stone house was middle class the poor maya lived as their descendants still do in fact cottages with walls of wicker and clay. maze has been ground in the same way for thousands of years it was the toil of the peasants that made possible the luxury we lived in and our cultural achievements through at times we did forget that finally it all came down to may's god in our creatio

is the noble baroness and minister aware of the research by the british airline pilots association whichf serious accidents as a result of a drone strike and does the minister accept that the government needs to develop a much greater sense of urgency in dealing with this serious problem that will lead to an accident if it is not controlled? my lords, i am indeed aware of the evidence put forward on the danger of drones that they can cause to aircraft and helicopters. i do understand the need to move on this and we are taking action. since the consultation response, we have been assessing the best way to implement the legislation which will include the registration of drones and leisure pilot tests. we are engaging internationally on developing the best practice for drone rules and we are reviewing and exploring the other possible policies that we set out for further consideration. can i ask, what is the government's current assessment of the possibility of a drone being involved in a major incident resulting in loss of life or serious injuries? is the possibility of such a major inciden

. >> ryan nobles is in richmond, virginia, for more. it is not only at the top, it's all the way on down to virginia. >> you're absolutely right, poppy. and think of this. ed gillespie last night collected more votes than bob mcdonnell, the last republican to win here statewide in virginia back in 2009. he won more votes than ken cuccinelli did back in 2013 in a race that cuccinelli narrowly lost. but despite getting more votes in both of those candidates, he lost by an enormous margin to ralph northam, the lieutenant governor. and the reason for that is that democratic turnout was in such big numbers, something that doesn't traditionally happen in an off-year election and the reason being that many republicans are pointing to this morning is donald trump's impact on this race. ed gillespie attempting to walk on a tight wire, not embracing trump, necessarily, as a man, but embracing many of the policies that he's championed and the culture war that he has been a part of. and it's not just republicans in virginia that are pointing to don

noble claims the brothers would promise film roles to force or coerce those women. >>> sexual acts. noble says she herself was sexual assaulted by weinstein in a hotel room in khans when discussing an acting role. so far in morning there has been no comment by weinstein nor his lawyers this morning on these newest accusations. i will continue to track the story. >>> u.s. representative john conyers expected to return to work amid sexual harassment and abuse allegations by two former staffers. dee anna mare says there were three instances of appropriate conduct from 1997 to 1999. melanie sloan told the "washington post" representative conyers harassed and abused her when she worked for him in the '90s. >>> chp asking anyone who witnessed a deadly hit and run crash on i-80 in san pab who low to come forward. authorities hope the additional information will help them complete their investigation into the crash. it killed napa resident daryl horn, his 14-year-old son joe and two relatives. the devastation is taking its toll on the sports community at napa's vintage high school where dar

lets get to ryan nobles in honolulu. what does the president hope to accomplish?> reporter: this is a long trip for the president. they have a number of objectives to accomplish over this 12-day trip. you hit on the most important issues, that's the growing attention with north korea and the kim jong-un administration. the president will be visiting five different countries and meeting with the leaders that are most effective by the rise of kim jong-un and his operational and his attempt to go in that direction. among that, the leaders of japan, shinzo abe, he will be meeting with the leaders of south korea and xi jinping from china and the controversial leaders of the philippines. each one of these coming from eight perspectives. jal p japan is a direct enemy of north korea. there is an economic one for the president. this part of the world lives on an important trade of the united states on a number of different fronts. the president focuses quite a bit during the campaign over china and a claiming they were dealing with the united states unfairly. the relations