. >> cuando le soliciten usar el baÑo de su hermoso penthouse en guadalajara, esto es lo primero queencienden la luz. >> a la mayorÍa le impacta. >> muestra al menos 11 pisos de profundidad, la idea sucediÓ hace unos aÑos cuando remodelÓ este apartamento. >> dejaron un hueco para que el que habitara el penthouse pudiera tener un elevador directo al penthouse. >> pero esto no sucediÓ, se hizo un proyecto para un baÑo adicional. >> se nos ocurriÓ poder algo que se pudiera ver, se me hizo un pecado taparlo. >> no hay en riesgo de caÍdas, debido a que las dos capas vidrio, aguanten hasta la tonelada de peso, y estÁn reforzadas. >> alrededor hay una franja metÁlica donde está el vidrio. >> ademÁs lleva una estructura de acero para brindar mÁs seguridad. desde luego, pueden imaginar la gran cantidad de anÉcdotas alrededor de ese gran baÑo, hay quienes sienten vÉrtigo, risas, o hay quienes no lo quieren usar. >> julio cÉsar chÁvez vino a un evento y no se animÓ a meterse al baÑo, va al ring pero no al baÑo. >> cÓmo resuelves el problema? >> de preso otro que estÁ más cerca. >> las bromas no

the project requires a variance for the construction of a stair slash elevator penthouse on the southeast corner of the roof and the parking area to a garden. staff has not received any opposition to the project at this point. if you do decide to approve the project it would be pursuant to the ceqa and san francisco administrative code and you will be adopting the mmrp as well. the department is recommending approval with conditions for an adaptive reuse of a building type that is difficult to adaptive reuse. it would seismically retro fit a building that is red tagged and add four dwellings to this unit. this concludes my presentation and i'm available for any comments. >> thank you. project sponsor? >> ladies and gentlemen, commissioners, i'm from the lighthouse development. i don't have a lot to say beyond what michael smith already told you and we submitted materials. we are taking a beautiful structural and architectural jem. we are going to restore it as much as possible. much of it has been saved. whatever we can preserve and adapt for our project we are doing. we are going to be a

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so that would be the second penthouse and this which i am i didn't and are four feet above the legal limit and couldn't be permitted. so i want to quickly move on to the next item. the technical is the notice of violation which occurred in june of 2010 and this is a record of what the building department felt and they dropped the ball at one point i think they thought those people were pursuing a permit which never got past the planning state because it was caught up at the countered. so finally, one of the reasons that this particular property has so many problems o problems in terms of pd it's complektsz was this structure that is concrete exfoliates 14 feet about above the grade level and on top of that is a garbage there's no rear yard. i would recommend that the group of presenting this application provide elevations which they've not done and we also need to a understand those railings are visible from the street if you looked at photographs 1, 2, and 6 in our packet you'll see from the terrace you'll see the second illegal penthouse which blocks the tower >> thank you very muc

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whose pig luxury penthouse did you shoot your footage in. because from what i recall there's a little less elbow room and more excrement. it's (bleep) bacon. look at it. that's how they make it. it's not some pig in a giant lost. [ laughter playing shuffleboard and inviting over a spider that writes messages. [laughter] now maybe a bacon shortage isn't such a bad thing seeing as america is less of a thing sthan killing us. a bacon shortage which means type two diabetes rates could fall dramatically saving our live -- extending our lives and saving us billions in health care. why good? if there's one risk we're in the running is eating too little bacon. >> more bacon the better. >> bacon makes everything better. >> gotta be bacon only one thing smells like bacon it's bacon. >> jon: slow down, everybody with the bacon. are we already forgetting something? >> i have viral die rea. -- diarrhea. >> jon: that will do, pig. that will do. [chee be right back. [chee [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is an historian who has

a penthouse in manhattan, homes in palm beach and the south of france, and yachts in both places. >> he was a big figure in the industry. he was the chairman of nasdaq. he was constantly being honored as "man of the year" of this organization and that. and that--that had an effect on me. >> both sons went to work as traders for their father's firm in the late '80s, a time authorities believe madoff's ponzi scheme was well under way. why would your father want to taint his sons by bringing into a situation that could, well, spell disaster? >> you know, that's-- that's a great question. and that's something that i really agonize over as a son. you know, what my father did was so horrible. and it's hard for me to-- hard for me to understand that. >> bernard l. madoff securities employed over 100 people, but it seemed like a family business. his brother peter and several cousins worked there. mark and andrew worked on the 19th floor of new york's lipstick building, where they legitimately traded securities for the firm and for outside clients. the investment advisory business--the ponzi

if you were doing something that actually increased the building mass such as a stair or elevator penthouse, those things do require section 311 notice but the items under this permit did not require 311 notice and just briefly to address the issue of when we do, require the notice, or any issues with funding notices, there should not be an issue with that, i am not sure where the appellant got that information, but we require notification expenses to be covered by the project sponsor, we do not actually cover that or the department ourselves. i am available for the questions. >> did the requestor, and did you have any direct communication with the requestor, you or your department? >> no. >> about the 311 requirements? >> no, after the appeal was filed, no, we have not had any contact regarding the 311. >> have you informed the requestor of what you just stated? >> correct. >> okay. thanks. >> so the 311 drawings, have you reviewed those? >> no i have not. >> and take a look at those and tell me whether you, concur that the items for the revision are not indicated at all on those drawings.

this penthouse has private elevator access and a 2,000 square foot wrap-around landscaped terrace. now we go in a three-story shingle style home in connecticut. this place has 10,000 square feet, eight bedrooms, a home theater and a pool. >> hello, there. i am the interior designer for this beautiful turn of the century house in greenwich, connecticut. come on in. >> the original house was built in 1905, and it sits on 3.1 acres of land. the house offers 10,000 square feet of living space with eight bedrooms and 7 1/2 bathrooms. the central foyer sets the tone for the house, showing original staircase, mowled can't and columns. the formal living room since offer the foyer and is perfect for entertaining. it features 10-feet high ceilings and windows on all three sides, letting in light throughout the day and a grand fireplace with amazing turn of the century detail, essential to the house. >> to the right of the foyer is this dining room which is welcome parties of 20. imagine yourself dining in here surrounding by original paneling and copper ceilings. my favorite part of this roo

there is no 5,000 square foot penthouse. i don't know what she's talking about. there are a lot of disparate comments. if there is something bothering you, i can correct the facts if you have specific questions, otherwise i would prefer to have the zoning administrator explain to you his decision. >> good evening members. i'm gordon, the attorney for nevada state. we have owned the property since

there is no 5,000 square foot penthouse. i don't know what she's talking about. there are a lot of disparate comments. if there is something bothering you, i can correct the facts if you have specific questions, otherwise i would prefer to have the zoning administrator explain to you his decision. >> good evening members. i'm gordon, the attorney for nevada state. we have owned the property since 2010. the zoning administrator granted three variances and this is an appeal of those variances. the appellant has said she's only appealing two of them if you read the appeal. three things i would like to say, one, the appellant made a comment that tndc would like the buy the property. commissioner at the planning commission meeting held up a letter and said at the october 13th planning commission meeting this letter state to me that tndc isn't interested in this property. that's not a quote, but pretty close. you can look back at the tape if you like. we have tried to sell this property to third parties other than mr. mac ernie. we tried three times. finally, this prop

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i'll they they have the people have the views of a penthouse, they are not exactly living the high liferway ins bangkok. investors are closely monitoring the antigovernment protests as opposition leaders plan to paralyze the city. >> good morning. this threat of a shut down at central bangkok, the opposition protesters are suggesting. we saw five percent drop. of thekets paring some earlier decline down by about half of one percent. it is a worse start to a year since 1988. 11 currency also extending days of declines. the longest losing streak on record. this as opposition groups try to bring down the government. they say january 13, they will shut down 20 major intersections in bangkok and they will surround government ministries, even the home of ministers in an the ministerple ahead of the elections. they protesters say that want an unelected council to take over. the real concern is that we could see clashes in the street similar to what we saw several years ago when this so-called red and yellow shirt protesters took to the streets. 90 people died in bangkok, hundreds more were inj

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private jets, penthouse suites, and exclusive parties. that is next. ♪ >> almost game day.ntil super bowl xlviii. layers got attention yesterday at media day. we asked them how they manage their money. get money, you ought to make sure you manage it well. manage it for the duration of 50 years or 60 years. you never want to spend it all, or be frivolous. you can live a good life without spending tons of money every day. >> saving your money, not going out and blowing it. and spending money on stupid stuff. know, trying to cheat my wife in check as much as possible -- trying to keep my ase in check as much possible. understand that i cannot play this game forever. have -- i do not spend on nothing i do not want. when i spend money -- >> i see myself with a big building with my name on it. a few things that i am working on. my mom has been working with my agent. i am in great hands. >> you may remember richard sherman from his rant following the nfc championship game. the stanford graduate had some fun trying to win an xbox. --♪ 7 a.m. , say my name ♪e >> ♪ when no one is aro

then, from there, they take into their private penthouse.ng catered for them and their group here in most of the time, corporate guys or athletes are coming in with a group year they have a dedicated lifestyle manager on flight with them the whole time walking them through their dedicated itinerary to the private parties and tv events, dinner reservations, and making sure everything is exactly to their likeness, and getting that experience conversing with former players, doing a meet and greet and so on. >> if i am hosting a super deluxe super bowl event, i want to keep it cool and keep everybody in their interesting. i do not want a bunch of rich nerds. >> it is a thing where -- our relationships, where we are the cool kids out of the sports world -- >> i get that. you are. >> we make sure at the end of the day we make the experience matter. the experience matters. >> how did you get into this? >> we had two different career paths but had the same goal. for myself, i had a very brief nfl career but i understood the leverage and the meaning

. >> he went from the penthouse to the jailhouse when he was arrested in the shooting death of odin lloydt same day, he was indicted for murder. >> what we saw today was disgusting, and the fact that the man from milwaukee that put this suspension without one bit of evidence, something i didn't do. i didn't do one thing. >> alex rodriguez declared war on major league baseball and bud selig for singling him out in july. 13 others were discovered on the client list of a south florida clinic that dispensed performance enhancing drugs. only a-rod chose to fight his suspension. >> new. just as performance enhancing drugs returned to baseball, concussions reared their ugly heads in football. in august, a group of retired players settled their lawsuit with the nfl over the long-term affects of concussions. >> facing 4500 retired players, settling the largest lawsuit in history, shelling out $165 million. >> four months after the settlement, the ex-players have yet to be paid. but the talk about concussions hasn't ceased. johnny manziel accused of wrong doing. who knows if an apology from richie

. >> this is the penthouse of the jail. >> it's still jail. you are locked in one room 100% of the time. >> sean denbraven arrived, and a night he remembers little of. >> i was blacked out drunk. i don't remember eastern having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has directly been related to alcohol. >> i don't control how much alcohol i drink and then i black out and then go crazy. >> denbraven says on the day of his arrest he had about 15 shots of whiskey before heading to his grandmother's house where he was living. >> now i'm not controlling my actions, running on pure alcohol basically. walked in to my grandma's house being stupid. she got scared, went to call my dad. i took the phone away, smashed it on the ground. she ran in her room, locked me out. called my dad. he came over and then, like, he was like holding on to me or something, i think -- i think -- i hit him once. knocked him to the ground and just hopped on and started raining them down on him, like a crazy -- like a maniac basically. >> the police r

sends a 35,000 word manuscript to "the new york times," "the washington post," and bob gucion at "penthousemong others. it becomes known as the unabomber manifesto. >> there were many people that thought the unabomber manifesto was a red herring. i had agents come to my office saying we're wasting too much time. we need to stick with forensics and known facts. >> most people in the fbi never even read the manifesto. the popular opinion was that it was nonsense, it was just scribbling. >> the media and the fbi are faced with a dilemma. publishing the manifesto could be seen as giving in to terrorist demands. >> the last thing we wanted to do is set a precedent that we would be blackmailed into publishing terrorist manifestos. because every terrorist could decide this is nice, we'll try this too. >> attorney general janet reno called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her was the reason you should publish this is somebody out there has seen these words before and they're going to recognize him by his words. >> "the washington post" publishes the manifesto on september 19th, 1995. >>

this is the neighborhood from hell, so i wouldn't want to move into the sector's penthouse.usiness is here, and that half is going away more quickly than we thought as climate change seems to be the most important issue the president is embracing in his second term. finally there is tera data. 13 percent growth rate in europe. they're a company that is challenged cyclicly and secularly and it's under fire from better competitors that offer lower cost products, which might be doing a better job. they offer no guidance for 2014. people in tech want growth and margin expansion. it's entirely possible that one of these stocks could have a major run on any bit of good news, because they're down so much and my relative judgments will turn into positive performance. in other words, i'm not giving you a chance to make money in these. if any of these rallies happen there will be so many other stocks that do far better than these, and in the end isn't that what really matters? can we go to paul in texas, please. >> caller: booyah, cramer. >> yo-yo. >> caller: my question is around hil

. >> so do people not come to your house or penthouse because you're serving this food or because you're that's why a lot of people say and i've heard others argue this point with you. well, there were days like christmas or thanksgiving or a big occasion like the super bowl and we pig out on the super bowl almost as much as thanksgiving. >> it is another american holiday. >> so chill. one day. >> no. see that's where you can't. you can't let down like that. you can't. there's other ways you can do that. this is all out chemical warfare when you're eating these foods. it is. >> but they're good. how long have you been eating this healthy? >> 25 or so -- i've been a vegetarian for over 27 years and truly really eating healthy organic whole food plant based food 27. >> but a lot of people say it's very expensive. >> first of all this is expensive because this is all factory farmed. >> no, deon just made it in the kitchen. >> your mouth is coated with feces and urine. >> by the way, you don't know the half of it. >> and you're eating that and then the poor chicken -- >> oh, here we go. >> l

. >> we don't belong in no penthouse.e ain't the right color. >> i'll get me a skin transplant. >> narrator: dana plato's kimberly was the privileged prep-school teen who learned life lessons from her stepbrothers. >> this is arnold, and this is willis, kimberly. >> hi there. hi. >> hi, metal mouth. >> daddy, isn't this delicious? we just met, and already he's insulting me like a real brother. >> narrator: on november 3, 1978, silverman's faith in lear and coleman paid off. "diff'rent strokes" premiered in the family-friendly 8:00 p.m. time slot. >> silverman: and that was actually the first show that i put on the air in--at nbc, and it was an immediate success. >> drew: when "diff'rent strokes" came out, it was such a massive phenomenon. >> brown: it dealt with life issues, and those issues are universal. can people of different racial backgrounds get along? can people from different socioeconomic classes get along? if given the opportunity, can minorities who come from a different background thrive? >> narrator: lear on

spraying pricey champagne off the balcony of a penthouse suite.ert money gun. >> he really liked the idea of shooting money into the crowd. >> reporter: even building this one-of-a-kind fabulously appointed $750,000 tour bus. >> it's called the "futureliner." this window here will go all the way around, like, 270 degrees. really cool. over here's just gonna be, you know, a lounge area, tv on the wall right here. >> reporter: he had all this, and a key rock-star pre-requisite: tons of apparent self-confidence. but most of all, robb mawhinney had serious stacks of cash. >> i basically had an endless bank account with, you know, money inside of it. >> reporter: what no one realized, until the bill came due, was that all of it, the whole star-spangled shebang, was not what it seemed to be. >> a big lie? >> right from the get-go. a complete lie. >> reporter: as a teen in orange county, mawhinney idolized high-energy rock bands who'd climbed the ladder to multi-platinum success. like blink-182. but by his mid-20s, he & his homeboys weren't going anywher

i know you are probably in a penthouse in manhattan with somebody stoking the coals.ating bill literally went up a couple hundred bucks. not to a couple hundred. by a couple hundred. >> i know i'm going to florida straight after the show for a conference in orlando. you are saying it's very cold down there as well. >> 27 degrees. >> it's really going to hurt. >> people are using gas that never used gas before in the winter. pensacola, look at that. we talked about it. atlanta. that's atlanta, okay? i know you're thinking oh, they get a little snow. guys, they don't have salt trucks. they have like 70 of them for all of atlanta. >> look at that. >> people are sleeping in their schools. having been in the south a lot in college, whatever, i'm telling you, when this happens it's a shutdown. the weather we're getting in houston, new orleans, pensacola, charleston, great knee to the groin by jim cantore yesterday of a guy trying to bum rush the shot and this is unprecedented. this could be the greatest single threat to the u.s. economy right now. people will open up their

. >> lives in the corner penthouse of spook central. >> ever see a ghost?er dan akroyd skwroeupbz -- joining the heinz county sherrifs department in mississippi. he served as two law stperplt -- two law enforcement agencies in louisiana for years. he will use his fame to help out the law department and the region. >> a ship is on a collision course with land. >> wouldn't that be fun if you're the ship's captain to be able to intentionally do that? that was not an accident. it happened in turkey. the ship was sent to the scrap yard in october. the crew decide it would have been best to have it intentionally beached and take it apart. >> a group of tourists aiming their cameras at the animals but in front of them they had no idea a real kodak moment was happening behind them. look at this. happening at a wildlife center in zimbabwe. a bull elephant sneaking up on them. a fellow tourist said you turn around and there is an enormous elephant right behind you. >> outside we go now where it is currently 13 degrees and maria molina is on the straoefts new york --