in the radish building requirements do the patches in some cases it is possible without a satire penthouse but again, nothing in the plan and not an ability to add a roof-deck later without a notification. >> we have those discussions about privacy easement and generally we are on the side of if you're concerned put screens up on your property if someone's is looking at our property but this is a different situation we had plans that were did not involve the windows and now the with these are there so it's a little bit different because what was originally proposed is not the same so i'll be inclined to support another screen that allows latin-american for windows that will be placed by block out a view of the backyard and concerns and taking dr and not allowing an upper deck to be built that's a notice of special restriction or make it part of the motion itself. >> that's not part of the proposal currently you know that's certainly something the commission can do i'll note the window not it on the plan it maybe roughed in they wanted to do that that's again in the staircase and actually c

a collection of three penthouses inside the ritz carl ton battery park. the 118.5 million asking price gets a 12 bedroom, 15 baths and three kitchens. it's the iconic spot once visited by president kennedy and jackie and once owned by william randolph hearst. the legendary beverly house is on the market for $135 million. sprauled over six acres in beverly hills, it also has hollywood routes featured in the bodyguard and -- of course "the god father." it has five different buildings and 28 bedrooms and 36 baths and eight-car garage, tennis court and wait for it, it's own nightclub. and number one is the hills borrow beach florida spread inspired by france's palace of versaill versailles. 16,000 feet of pure luxury, a double marble stair case and 11 bedrooms, three masters with ocean views and 17 baths and 4500 square foot pool and its own imax theater. and at $139 million, it tops our list for the most expensive homes for sale in america. >> and speaking of amazing real estate, our back drop here is the mansion of we need the tour of next. >> how the other

. >> this this this is the penthouse it is completely unpermitted and not appears anywhere in the plans this condemn new didn't appear in my of the plans those chimneys don't appear this roof is two feet over the height limit and the proposed par pit will be future an infractions well, the building and planning department's have done their best to cover it up we need truthfully answers starting with mr. duffy i respectfully request a rehearing to the true facts mike maybe here. >> we'll hear from the permit holder. >> thank you. i'm clinton phenomenon joy one of the 3 owners of the 280 union street condo association i want to thank you for taking the time to lints to us clearly the owners the condo association are disappoint that the start of our construction has been stopped we hostile in the previous hearing that the board decided from the historic premise committee and the board of appeals that the position by the appellant are ground also and not legal for the replacement morph we thought the closing comments by commissioner hurtado regarding the excessive use of the city resources

if they're putting up a fake personality house i'm going to look at pushing it back as with real penthouse or roof-deck it's the challenging we're trying to approximate and the nice clusters but we try to mimic those lemons and make a continuity. >> for storage preservation are the pipes visible. >> in that respect having it in that location it will be usually unusual to have the pipes on the corners. >> so there are makes sense that have pipes in the same locations. >> maybe not the same cluster but we've seen large pipes as commissioner antonini pointed out the restaurants have pipes up the side of the building that's less than preferable but to accommodate businesses. >> the last couple of questions on the width of the pipes with the widths of pipes that can be reduced and the other question the antennas are 4 feet high. >> on the width of the pipe in other words, to reduce the vent pipe they could take out the vent pipe and place a wrap and simulates it we talked this i congest n cutting-edge engagement if conversations to make this less intrusive if the direction to go down it i sugge

but the penthouse or was an investor in the purchase of the penthouse to then flip, right?s going to do. the two penthouse is both sold for $90 million. those deals have yet to close. a lot of people are buying these apartments to invest. >> very interesting story. really a great read. thank you so much for bringing it to us. "bloomberg businessweek." that does it for "in the loop." tomorrow is jobs day. we have a great show lined up for you. you at el-erian and an all-star cast. ♪ it is 56 past the hour. a bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm scarlet fu. we are 30 minutes into the start of the u.s. trading day. taking a look at the equity indexes. we are green for now. the dow industrial just crossing over into the red. the nasdaq is hanging onto a gain for now. to europe, where the european central bank has just made no change to its monetary policy, but mario draghi said they will buy assets for two years. they will start buying covered bonds this month. european stocks are down 1.5%. the euro rebounding a little bit. it has been a stronger dollar, weaker euro sto

it's not just the penthouse in dispute, but a whole array of renderses in miami, aspen, hawaii and new york, where she apparently wants to take the children and live -- new york, that is, she argued with such a high net worth and earnings last year of $800 million, as the head of citadel, he clearly has the resources so support the family's current lifestyle. given that the main fund is up 15% from early october, notwithstanding the recent volatility, we don't know where they are given that, but still a big outperformance, it would appear those means -- >> i gather central to this, ms. dias has a money management business of her own. >> she at one point managed aragon. i believe she has since closed that, dedicated to doing philanthropic work. >> she wants to move with the children to new york. >> she claims that was her residence before the marriage in 2003, that's where she ran her business, and ken griffin, who is said in one of these filings to actually be illinois's wealthiest person, is very much dedicated to chicago. that's where he founded his company and wants to stay. so it's

is this your penthouse magazine? uhhh -- noooo. i would say -- >> are you a sleep yet? [laughing] >> jon: even those who admit they did vote for the president can't summon the courage to stand behind the decision. >> mark telling the washington examiner i did vote for president obama. that's irrelevant. the president is not relevant. he's gone in two years. >> jon: two years. he only had a four year term! two years is half the term. the rest of the super bowl isn't relevant. it will be done in two quarters. how irrelevant is the president? irrelevant enough that even his own press secretary won't mention him during a spirited defense of the president's relevance. >> senator is entitled to his opinion. i think the vast majority of americans would agree who ever the sitting president of the united states happens to be is relevant in a lot of important ways. >> jon: whether that sitting president happens to be abraham lincoln or as is the case now president current occupant. now the enviroment, the enviroment for democrats the environment for democrats is so bad now that i

the views of the neighbors from the rear this issue was clearly an issue for the dr requester the penthouse for the stairs and elevators accessibility is very important my mother can't walk those days is wheelchair bound to the project to something like that open guardrails to improve the conditions as far as light and to this property here is our property relative to the mid block open space we don't impact that nor enjoy the open space i'd like to say that all the buildings have no light wells or only one light well, we're the only house to introduce two light wells to the property this is showing the area of variance it's behind and explicit comploech that is the neighbors building beyond and how our floors relate to the subject property and another way to look at the how the property fits into the block face you figure those buildings would step up we're at the apex in the hill if i put this on an apples to apples the dr requesters building is taller in conclusion i wanted to say there's no basis for a discretionary review we've done everything to awe dress their concerns. >> let's up o

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

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a traditional approach by the historic preservation has been either put the antenna back or the penthouse the choosing of penalty houses the planning code didn't protect the views that's changing but if they have 9 vent pipes on a larger building we didn't want the factory effect but we may have having the combination of upgrading the rear facade and the combination of the rear. >> is there another mid block those antennas will be better. >> it is higher-up so this is a signal block. >> sure in the 27 alternative sites is there one as suited. >> i can't see with certainty but it overwhelming has changes with regard to fire escapes or other things. >> ms. hayes. >> there is no commissioner we've gone through the analysis thoroughly between the time we submitted in application and september 11th and today, this was part of the request and i feel between a rock and hard place here. >> i understand that the other option to not will screen the antennas and the ac and c supports that if you want to place the antennas with no screening whatsoever we can do that but we think this is a better opti

at 577 castro street briefing the project involves 9 roof panel antenna attached to the elevators penthouse on the roof of the building and support electronic equipment in the parking lot parking lot it is a 4 story 15 unit dwelling along the castro commercial district and the rooftop misrepresents will be screened by the - staff has received 4 comments based on the health concerns search warrants the radio frequencies and we had a community meeting to better understand the project the project was dual noticed and the staff recommends approval. >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm teddy director of exterior affairs for at&t we're seeking our approval on a conditional use permit the cu p will allow at&t to place up to 9 antennas with the anular except necessary to run the equipment on the roof and in the first floor parking area to develop the lease intrusive means and to close the 0 gpa gap it's important to review the application based the applications and the city code and state and local lay it is incumbent to talk about the service coverage and will close t

. >> the penthouse, already sold for $95 million. the cheapest apartment -- i had this wrong.a studio. i was looking at two bedrooms. this is a studio, 351 square feet, $7 million. >> would you buy it? >> what am i going to do with 351 square feet? count the rest of my money that's left. there's not much. >> the $2 you leave on the table. >> yes. >>> a northern california man squashed the competition at a pumpkin growing contest. this is 2058 pounds. it's a record. >> he credits the success to an unusually warm summer. and another weighed 2,000 pounds. his wife says she's not going to give up anymore of the front yard for the hobby. >> but it's like $10,000 for the winner. >> serious? >> maybe she should redecorate the kitchen or something. >> we should be growing pumpkins. >>> and the oldest person in minnesota. >> she's anna stoehr. she janed facebook a couple days ago. >> the year of her birth, 1900, wasn't an option. the age only went back to 1905. so she told a little lie. knocked 15 years off her age. now she is one of the social networks oldest users. >> wow. it's okay.

i was gonna say the penthouse at the four seasons off of central park, but mojitos there are, like, 30. i'm going to lacey's beach.

you lived in an amazing penthouse that looked over, you know, the ocean. it was your kind of getaway. but how do you really, then, understand the lives of cubans, who would say, "bye, anita, i'll see you later," and you knew that they were going back to, you know, an apartment where maybe six people were all crammed together, where their futures were completely unclear. how'd you deal with that? >> i don't think a foreigner could ev fully understand the life of a cuban, unless they move into their house, i suppose. >> hinojosa: and are cuban people... there's a lot of talk about... you know, there's a tremendous amount of joy in cuba, and there is. but also in my notes i wrote down, "what about depression of the cuban people?" >> cubans are pretty cheerful people generally. they're very sort of a musical people. they sing a lot, and, i mean, just walking down the street, it's just a very musical society. the music there is fantastic. >> hinojosa: did you find the cuban people to be open and welcoming? >> oh, yeah, they're very open. they're very curious ab

you know, a lot of times i'll be hanging out in my penthouse apartment, usually the hot tub and people will say a hey, what does bob beckle do after work? and i'll say he loves to relax and hang out. here's some film of him. >> oh, my god. >> i don't really know. i have heard you guys talk about it. all right, in the happiness zone of proposals, those of you who like to get them. uh-huh. an air force captain completed his successful mission in front of thousands of cheering nfl fans, he proposed to a cheerleader, in front of the crowd and the good news is she accepted. >> how can you say no? >> look at how charming that is, he got down on one knee. >> if you ever have a divorce, you also have to do that in public. >> let's have a shoutout for fox and friends in the morning. >> it is wednesday october 15th. a fox news alert. new charges against the only suspect in custody for the benghazi terror attacks. new evidence revealing more holes in the story. >> a rescue caught on camera, a woman trapped in her car down a steep ravine for 19 hours. she was saved. why she now has her ipad to tha

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i saw your face when mary snow said that penthouse was $95 million. >> but where is that going to go?ah. thank you nicki. nicki is a bit of a force to be reckoned with in the community, so she is not just speaking as a restaurant owner, she is speaking as a small business owner in new york. >>> coming up next a report on gender equality in the world. >>> gender equality is a high ideal that we should all aspire to achieve, but a new report says not one country in the world has come close to achieving it. at the rate things are going gender equality in the workplace will be realized everywhere in 2095. not one country in the world can say it has full gender equality. let's go to one of the authors of that report. she tracks the gaps between men and women in all of those areas that we're talking about. and i think it's important -- welcome -- i think it's important to mention. we think women in america make $0.78 per men's 100. but that's just one piece. >> yes, are the same number in the workplace, two, are they getting paid the same for the exact same job, and third are they able to m

a penthouse has sold for $95 million. >>> bear hunting is encouraged in the garthen state. -- gardenounters but reintroducing bear hunting in the state in 2010 has not made enough of a difference. >>> a world war ii veteran from ocean county received a long overdue honor. there was a surprise in store for his wife who served in the war. nora muchanic has their story. >> reporter: 70 years after he was wounded at the battle of the bulge, 88-year-old army veteran lenny brotsky finally received his purple heart. he was a member of the 155th field unit fighting the nazi when he was injured in an attack. he was awarded the french legion of honor years ago. in 2003 he asked congressman chris smith to help to get his purple heart. after years of searching through military records, he got the help he needed. >> we got the document and they conveyed to this courageous man what she would have been given to him 72 years ago. >> reporter: his wife enlisted in the marines in 1943. she was stationed at pearl harbor years after the attack. i ended up as a radio operator communications chief in hawa

a penthouse like this sold for $95 million. they come for this. can find a similar experience at 157. both are splendor and super highrises the kinds of the buildings that concern margaret newman. she is with an advocacy group. >> there needs to be more oversight by the city. if they are casting shadows or taking away public amenities there is no review process. >>reporter:this building is here to stay and forever will change the city's skyline. >> i am not finished yet. i am hoping it looks nice when it's done. >> $95 million. that was lauren glassberg reporting for us. >> do you know what is in the mcdonald's chicken mcnuggets. they are going to tell you. they are answers questions about the quality of its food. it's called our food your questions on its website. they can find out how mcnuggets are made and what meat is in those burg ers. >> they soon will need their fingerprints to board a flight. they are testing a fingerprint scanner in washington state. they are allowing the customers to try out the device that some day could replace boardin

i saw your face when mary snow said that penthouse was $95 million. go? >> yeah. thank you nicki. is a bit of a force to be reckoned with in the community, so she is not just speaking as a restaurant owner, she is speaking as a small business owner in new york. >>> coming up next a report on gender equality in the world. >> surrounded by the concrete and steel of downtown detroit, a two block square of dirt is sprouting tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, broccoli, leaks and more. not just crops ready for the dinner table, but hundreds of thousands of seedlings to be shipped to plots around the city. some of that produce is served at one of the city's biggest businesses, the mgm grand casino and hotel, which donated the land and the greenhouse just across the street. >> we have hundreds of acres, if not thousands of acres available and i think this is maybe a stepping stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> ashley atkinson helps run "keep growing detroit", whose ambitious mission is to make their town achieve what it calls "food sovereignty". >> and actually many studies

i saw your face when mary snow said that penthouse was $95 million. go? >> yeah. thank you nicki. is a bit of a force to be reckoned with in the community, so she is not just speaking as a restaurant owner, she is speaking as a small business owner in new york. >>> coming up next a report on gender equality in the world. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> america votes 2014 on al jazeera america focusing on what matters to you >> what are the issues that americans need to know

some penthouses went for record prices they very much greater prices. >> as soon as one sls, high 100s, it will snowball. >> why are they attractive for developers as far as making money. you put in a lot of investment and you see a return, because you can sell these things. >> do architects talk about the safety of buildings like this. when i look, i'm not sure that i would want to be on top of that. it's so high. >> new york does a great job, especially the department of building, making sure when you do taller buildings that they are safe, because there's so many liability issues with architects and contractors and developers. the safety is a nonissue. >> they look skinny compared to others. the empire state building looks substantial or the freedom tower. or the chrysler building. this looks pencil thin that is sky high. >> you are looking at advance technology, building taller and stronger with thinner and smaller materials. >> are they going to be higher than they are now. how high can they go? >> it comes for the creativity of how you use zoning. there's not really a limit in a

here in chicago's expensive gold coast area, dentist mladen kralj runs a dental practice in the penthouse there's another thing you should know about the good doctor. the government has dubbed him a deadbeat for defaulting on over $390,000 in student loans. i'm matt gutman from abc news. so we decided to pay the dentist a call. no, where are you going? come back. we just want to ask you why the government says that you've absconded on about $380,000 worth of loans? wondering why you haven't paid it back. >> i'm actually in repayment form with them. i've had some issues here. >> reporter: kralj is just one of hundreds of doctors outed on this list. part of a public name and shame campaign by the department of education to get slacking doctors to pay up on their defaulted student loans. >> they're absconding with the money and they're being obstinate about not giving it back. >> we're looking for dr. press. are you dr. press by any chance? >> doctor, how are you doing today? >> sir, why don't you talk to us? >> reporter: and all around the country, doctors are coming down with bad cases of

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people who want to learn how to speak dothraki, you know. [ laughter ] they ain't living in the penthousedown in mom's basement. that's what i'm trying to say. [ cheers and applause ] about dothraki. they want to learn dothraki for "mom, more hot pockets!" i couldn't believe this. a new poll found 17% of italians, this is amazing, 17% of italians have had sex at the airport. when i'm at the airport, i can't even find a place to plug in my phone. that's how not italian i am. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i'm reverse italian. this is interesting. netflix announced today that they will begin streaming every episode of the tv show "friends" next year. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: right! so exciting. you're obviously excited. so i just wanna tell you, if you can't wait that long, just turn on any tv to any channel in any country any time of the day or night. it will also be there. [ laughter ] this is a weird little piece of trivia. according to the centers for disease control, cats cannot give you ebola. even though they probably want to. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: knowing cats.

but also scientific american and penthouse, i did not know that. >> for me it was a major break. back up a little bit. the thing i was concerned about the unabomber. the difficult to catch any criminal that's not communicating, it makes it difficult. once they communicate, you have the opportunity for lead material to develop. the unabomber had been quiet for almost seven years. in '94 it continued and he started writing letters. he wrote a letter to the editor at the new york times to begin with. and then leading up to suddenly he comes forward, a gushing 35,000 word manifesto, i thought hallelujah this is the right direction. he attached a threat to the newspapers and he followed that closely with i'm going to blow up, he was claiming to have a terrorist group behind him. we're going to blow up an airliner if you don't publish the manifesto. a few days later he came later that i was just kidding about that. which we didn't think was very funny. when the manifesto came, we read it intense itly and looking fory clues. we had experts, linguistic experts and everything. terry would

a penthouse condo. i still don't understand why anyone who aspires to be the united states senator from illinois has to declare a residency in florida for tax purposes. that does not make any sense to me or most of the people that are proud to live in the state. >> question number four comes from enrique. >> good evening. let's talk about immigration. the immigration policy center says that recent studies demonstrate that the higher earnings of legalized workers has more consumer buying power and more jobs. government hasl failed to have a comprehensive immigration reform. there are over 2 million undocumented immigrants. many of them with us-born children and with technical immigration violations have been deported. senator durbin, if you are elected again, out of we know that you will be successful? there is a very good probability the republicans might take control of the senate. >> it is true the house republicans have stopped comprehensive immigration reform for more than a year and a half. there a

that is what it will cost to buy the penthouse in the tallest residential building in the western hemispheretall, almost 1400 feet. that is higher than the empire state building. you can only imagine the amenities yard wall-to-wall marble, a wine cellar, and those 10 foot windows to breathtaking views of manhattan. bloomberg television is on the markets. y futures are climbing back from the lows of the session. the speed of the selling was what scared investors. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. amountion, that is the wiped off of the berkshire hathaway stake things to a rough quarter -- thanks to a rough quarter. ♪ >> welcome back to "in the loop ." here's a look at our top stories this morning. futures indicate that stocks will be mixed at the open. shares have lost ground for four weeks in the row. organizationlth the clearing victory on one front in the war against ebola. the who says that nigeria is now ebola free. seven people there have died from this disease. -- transmitted by a and man who traveled there in july. new guidelines will still be issued. you have to be completel

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it did not go out to the new york times and washington post but scientific american and penthouse. i did not know that. tell us your reaction when you learned about the manifesto. was it a major break can you lead to complications? >> have the difficulty to catch any criminal that is not communicating makes it very difficult. once they start communicating, you have opportunity to develop. the unabomber had been quiet for seven years up until he started bombing again in 1993. in 1994 it continued and he started writing letters. that is good. he wrote a letter to the new york times, an editor at the new york times to begin with and leading up to -- suddenly he comes forward gushing 35,000 word manifesto and this is the right direction but he also attached to that the demand, the threat to the newspapers and preceded it, follow that very closely with i am going to blow up, he was claiming to have a terrorist group behind him which we didn't believe that all, we are going to blow up an airliner out of lax if you don't publish the manifesto. that sweetened the pot and a few days later h

even though aaron comes from this more rarified world penthouses thinking past the understands in the center of economy it's not unusual to have shadier connections with guys that are rough around the edges so he and brandon form this unlikely partnership and that's the starting point for the book in the story. >> host: you talk about how when they are looking for this paper, looking for it for granted he offers a portfolio from his old firm bank of america but you talk about. that's a great portfolio for other reasons than it's been sold as a portfolio. >> guest: the key to make any profit margin in this world is getting good paper. everyone is hunting for good paper and when he buys from his former employer bank of america you would think this would be a respectable and dependable as it could be. he feels bank of america pulled a fast one on him because he spends all this money, millions of dollars buying this piece of debt from bank of america and it turns out they are almost all senior citizens. he feels the bank of america failed him that the former armed robber brandon that he d

the penthouse sold for $95 million. 104 condos. tom has put his bid in. powder blue? know it is some tech guru. >> that is the building. from the roof of our building. you realize how much taller it is. worn wood not because dead in some slum hole would not be warren caught dead in some slum hole like that. jason, as always, thank you. let's look at the forex market. euro. ye, strongern stay with us. charles peabody on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ > wier is coming as putin beats with european leaders. putin frets over frozen euro. on hope,atch a bid prayer, believe that yellen and drug he will act. mario draghi will act. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'ms friday, october 17, tom keene was scarlet fu and adam johnson. many top stories this morning. sides to the ukrainian crisis, talking about it in italy when the fighting resumed in ukraine. in milan, vladimir putin that with his ukrainian counterpart and also spoke with others including german chancellor angela merkel. putin called the meeting positive. no signs there close to resolving this crisis. >