to this board that the penthouse was minimal if it was even existed at all project sponsor in theirrief assert that the drawings in our c exhibits of our brief were just wrong because of the facts or copy this was what was presented to this board slowdowns showing the elevators did not appear the version in the c exhibit is in color but it is what this shows i have the color version for the board if we want to take it. >> project sponsor did not provide the approved planks we never saw the approved plans more did this board at the last hearing which say was the attachment a i believe to project sponsors perceive on this and but - this is what the appellant or the board - project sponsor was saying what was going to be built project sponsors incorrectly when it and i sincerities that page 3 of b of their brief the skater penthouse is constructed consistent with the plans by the planning commission and by this board this board approved plans showing no big penthouse at project sponsors exhibit c page one the penthouse is shown at the merging is only 9 feet tall so the planning commiss

. >>> we're in a stunning penthouse dow plex floating above soho, every room has views, atop the penthouse, more surprises that's coming up in living large. >>> i think i saw a fireplace there. here is vanessa murdock with your forecast. >>> lots of partying to be had there. let's talk about what we can expect for the weekend it is looking really good but we could also use some rain, talk about our next best chance for that. details coming up in my full forecast. tt2watx# g4 p bt@m\sx tt2watx# g4 p "a@ml_< tt2watx# g4 p bm@mgt0 tt4watx# g4 r dz . >>> happening today, the cast of mama mia will take its final bow. after 14 years the musical is closing, tells the tale of a young bride who seeks to find out who the father is by inviting potential dads to walk her down the isle at the wedding. the last performance the show will have played 5,765 times. >>> a new pilot program in the city is looking for volunteers to allow the city to track your driving habits. a tiny lack box will -- how much gas you use. the program called drive smart aims to help streets, make streets safer. the device will t

. >> we're in a stunning penthouse duplex floating above soho. and atop the penthouse, a private rooftop terrace with an surprises. living large. >> and today in history in 1985, a u.s. french expedition found the wreckage of the titanic on the floor of the atlantic ocean. more than 1500 people died when the legendary ship hit an iceberg. >>> tonight's living large takes us to soho. >> the penthouse we're visiting is a glass july box in the sky. here's cbs 2's emily smith. >> reporter: on west broadway you find a boutique building with a duplex penthouse. we headed straight to the top floor. >> one of the great places about this space is you enter directly from the elevator. >> reporter: michael chapman gave us the tour. >> this is the formal living dining room we're coming in to right now. >> windows all around the room show off soho. and the iconic empire state building. this room has a wood burning fireplace with portuguese limestone. >> this is a glass staircase which was manufactured in it's really and assembled onsite. we have this beautifu

. >> they interviewed the trumps in their penthouse. >> she says the secret to a happy marriage is to have separate bathrooms and separate televisions. >> melania says is tough having donald on the road saying, quote, my husband is traveling all the time. baron needs somebody as a parent. i'm with him all the >> her top priority is her son baron. he's 9 years old. she's very hands on as a mother and doesn't use a nanny. >> show her how much you love her. >> melania gave "e.t." special access inside her lavish world with donald. >> it's a walk-in closet. and i coordinate everything by color. >> showing our samantha harris around the opulent three-story penthouse i >> here we're coming to a master bedroom. >> beaut >> that's then 4-year-old baron driving a mini mercedes. what is your trick to balancing it all? >> i think you need to be very organized. i think life is a balancing act. first of all, for me, being a mommy and a wife. >> any more kids in your future? >> well, i say i have two kids. i have a big boy donald and i have a little boy, baron. so my hands are full now. >> melania

instead of this luxury penthouse that will cast a shadow around the surrounding buildings, we can add all the following benefits. additional housing capacity which i and the cosignatory on the petition and improve the integrity of the building and improve the neighborhood including the rolling hill topography and not zero impact but minimal and while this whole thing can be achieved with currently compliance and zoning guidelines. this tips all the boxes. it's kind of a no brainer. developers architect concede that a compliant code would add at least additional space and under 40 feet and set backs. that is enough for a stand-alone apartment or fa you can add an additional floor to the existing upper unit which will give the developers the penthouse they are so intent on achieving. we can suggest this item and more but meet indifference from developers. the first architect quit in protest citing the developers own behavior and refusal to engage in a meaningful discussion with neighbors. in fact according to his letter, commissioner moore graciously offer to mediate a conversation with

. >> onlookers flocked to newstands in droves to buy what is still the highest grossing issue of penthouse magazine ever. >> good evening. miss america vanessa williams has lost her crown. >> pageant officials gave her 72 hours to resign or be stripped of her title. >> please, i would like to start. can everyone hear me. >> prompting what was the first and only resignation in the pageant's history. >> i do officially relinquish my title as miss america 1948 to the miss america pageant. >> after a four-year hiatus, she went on to make one of the greatest comebacks in entertainment history. >> at that time, my husband was the one who said listen, if you want to control your career, you should be a recording artist ♪ i'll be dreaming >> a string of hit singles threw her back into the spotlight ♪ save the best for last >> and her dream, of starring in feature films and on broadway become a reality. >> you have proven that talent and true grace and beauty wins out. >> i knew again once the dust would settle, i'd get a chance to show people who i am. >> how do you want people to react when they

we're with the candidate inside his penthouse, jet and private resorts. >> he's not such rich. $10 billion pitch his wealth so intertwined with who he is the theme song of "celebrity apprentice" opening credits, "for the love of money." now we're uncovering new details from his financial papers and counting up all his cash. this is trumping. first up, real estate. trump own as handful of new york city's most ie nic buildings including trump tower where on the 68th floor he once gave mario a private tour of his three story golden marble every where penthouse. and this is the view. which includes a clear shot of this central park ice skating rink which, of course he owns. ma.ch mar-a-lago blows everybody away. he bought it in 1985 reportedly for $5 million and turned it into a members only club now estimated to be worth $300 million. >> we lay tennis. [000:29:54;00]

they had penthouses as did the ancestral pueblo's but never developed. communities like mesa verde, some farming, little bit of farming. they are really well-known for their incredible rock art motifs which are huge triangular figures almost as tall as you. they have shields and they are carrying spears. sometimes it looks like they are carrying human heads. some say there are masks. they were very either offensive or defensive people. i don't know against whom that their culture is evident in this area from 582 maybe 1100 a.d. and then evidence of it is around but that doesn't mean they disappeared. there was a drought up until 75 a.d. that might have affected their way of life. certainly did the four corners people and was part of the reason the pueblo move dollop -- out of colorado. they use people who came after them in terms of a culture that's identifiable might have been the tremont. they might have been descendents of the tremont. a lot of the ute elders believe that. otherwise people think the used people who speak a -- language which is spoken

there will be a small penthouse, maximum of about 6 feet, going -- just to house mechanicals and our understanding is the roof deck will be made permanently residential, not just, you know, currently approved as residential. >> so is there something you need the board to do? >> we were going to -- we were hoping that you would put this over for a couple months so that permit holder could draw a new plan, get a permit, everybody works at it, everybody nods and then we can drop this request for jurisdiction. >> okay. >> thank you, commissioner, john kevlin here on behalf of the permit holders. we listened to the board's emphatic concerns at the last hearing in august, we spent some time exploring other options for taking this elevator to the roof. it really was because of the various state and local guidelines it really was going to be impossible to get it down to even 9 foot 6 inches, so ultimately considering both the board's concern as well as the neighborhood's concern we have decided to take it to just the fourth floor. it's a 4-story building so it will just go up to the fourth f

go long. ♪ >>> antonia has hit the penthouse floor.ney she'll bring in or what surprises the night holds. it's like the world of a gambler. >> it's different every night. one night i can go into work and feel like i can't go wrong. and another night i'll go and people grab me and are awful. >> she starts every night the same way, attracting attention by working the pole center stage. >> generally, it's a sexy dance, and you just kind of get into the mode. when the music goes you go, and you become an animal, you become part of that world, like a sensual world of heat and sleaze. >> what do you think it is that propels women to want to take their clothes off for money? >> i think it's -- our culture tells us it's bad, but i don't subscribe to that. >> have you ever taken your clothes off? >> not for money. >> our bodies are gorgeous, and your sexuality is something beautiful. >> there are four floors, and tonight, over 50 women working here. and i see that for each of them, the night has a kind of pattern. seduce from the stage, and the

there will be a small penthouse, maximum of about 6 feet, going -- just to house mechanicals and our understanding is the roof deck will be made permanently residential, not just, you know, currently approved as residential. >> so is there something you need the board to do? >> we were going to -- we were hoping that you would put this over for a couple months so that permit holder could draw a new plan, get a permit, everybody works at it, everybody nods and then we can drop this request for jurisdiction. >> okay. >> thank you, commissioner, john kevlin here on behalf of the permit holders. we listened to the board's emphatic concerns at the last hearing in august, we spent some time exploring other options for taking this elevator to the roof. it really was because of the various state and local guidelines it really was going to be impossible to get it down to even 9 foot 6 inches, so ultimately considering both the board's concern as well as the neighborhood's concern we have decided to take it to just the fourth floor. it's a 4-story building so it will just go up to the fourth f

abrupt halt when news broke that nude photos she had taken two years before would be published in "penthouseents came into the room, i said i don't know what was going on, i was stupid, i took some pictures, and my parents, we love you and we'll deal. >> reporter: onlookers flocked in droves to newsstands to buy what is still the highest grossing issue of "penthouse" magazine. prompting the first and only resignation in pageant's history. what was that moment like? i can remember seeing that press conference. >> the heightened spectacle and circus of it all was kind of crazy. i had people that were saying, fight for the crown, fight for the crown. it was really hard for my mom. there was an incredible amount of shame and humiliation that she was confronted with because of what happened to me. ♪ >> reporter: after a four-year hiatus, vanessa went on to make one of the greatest comebacks. in entertainment history. how do you want people to react when you're a judge? >> it's a new day there. and a lot of people do feel that i should return. >> vanessa williams! >> they are inviting me back as a

it was 30 years since appearing nude in "penthouse" magazine and now will be a pageant judge on nbc. >> that's one of that i've had to deal with for my career. not only being a "miss america" but being a scandalous miss america. >> tomorrow, we will have more of that interview and a look back at our time with vanessa as she reinvented herself after the world. >>> you know, nancy, redemption and forgiveness was the theme of the faith-based film "war room," the number one film over the weekend. today, we sat down with two of the stars and the film making brothers to talk about their box office domination and how for them, this isn't a hollywood thing. it's a god thing. >> you need to do your fight in prayer. >> this is my lord. >> i'm extremely excited. blown away to win any battle. you've got to have the right strategy. >> to say that "war room" won the battle at the box office was an understatement. it grabbed the number one spot from "straight outta compton". >> i've prayed the lord to give me a larger platform and i know that's happening. this is helping me sitting with kevin. >> n

she resigned months later after nude images of her appeared in "penthouse magazine." >>> we find out how to get that money back. that's coming up. but first, our social pic of the day. staying cool under the sprinklers at brooklyn bridge park. it is the hottest day of the year today. this pic taken by jay oe. >> if you have an interesting pic you'd like to share, send it in to our website, nbcnewyork.com, or use #nbc4ny if you post to twitter or instagram. it could be selected as our social pic of thee day. >>> coming up at 6:00, a good samaritan comes to the rescue of a pilot. >>> and a man armed with a shotgun thinks he has a sure score, but wait until you see what happens next. those stories and much more all new tonight when we see you at 6:00. >>> what happens after you cancel one service but continue to get charged for two? better get baquero. >> lynda baquero explains how the insurance billing issue started and what you can do to avoid a problem like this. >> we're talking about auto insurance. a westchester county woman, the problem began when she tried cancelling coverage fo

and so they're able to offer students lower end studios or, you know, do have the penthouse suites. i don't want to talk about that. but it's not that much more expensive for them because they can do it more cost efficiently. >> the universities must be bad at this because i had nothing that looks like that. >> cinder blocks. >> dumpy dorms. my gosh. diana, thank you. >> sure. see you later. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. next week, the big change coming to your credit card that starts in october. each week, keep it right here. we're "on the money." have a great one, and we'll see you next weekend. i'm sara gore. this week on "open house," interior designer nichole sassaman tours her latest luxury design project in las vegas. we're at a home in bedford, new york that's both stately and serene. old friends hunt for a new pad in new york city. but first, a rare historic philadelphia mansion with modern interiors. margaux pelegrin: this home's unique architectural design was inspired by the current owner's love of minimalist art. [them

that has a sitting area and the penthouse is situated where it is because sorry we have a stair ourew stair in the penthouse is stacking vefrlg over the existing stairs and as a result we have a firewall that is right up on the property line and the building is we're only riders to have on egress so we're eliminate the other stair the dr requester lives across the street this is here property on 28 grovel and hear skylights she's concerned been and her lightwell we've properly address the lightwell by the matching the setback here and then those are the two skylights she's concerned the application our project dribble impacts the natural light to the back hall and closet those are the closets and the innovate - the lightwell will not effect the light in the stair entrance or hall only the closest i've met about her on several occasions in an attempt to come to a resolution her major concerns were about the impact to the skylights despite the fact that the skylights are protected by the guidelines the intent to address her concerns the preference we shift the entire building away fro

and so they're able to offer students lower end studios or, you know, do have the penthouse suites. i don't want to talk about that. but it's not that much more expensive for them because they can do it more cost efficiently. >> the universities must be bad at this because i had nothing that looks like that. >> cinder blocks. >> dumpy dorms. my gosh. diana, thank you. >> sure. see you later. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. next week, the big change coming to your credit card that starts in october. each week, keep it right here. we're "on the money." have a great one, and we'll see you next weekend. today, crews are on the scene of a massive water main break in north philadelphia. millions of gallons of water have flood the streets. we'll show you what it looks like now in a live report. >>> a couple missing since friday has been found. we'll tell you what happened while they were gone. and where they were located coming up. >>> here's a live look over center city. a little bit of a breeze out there. it will feel much more like fall

and so they're able to offer students lower end studios or, you know, do have the penthouse suites. i don't want to talk about that. but it's not that much more expensive for them because they can do it more cost efficiently. >> the universities must be bad at this because i had nothing that looks like that. >> cinder blocks. >> dumpy dorms. my gosh. diana, thank you. >> sure. see you later. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. next week, the big change coming to your credit card that starts in october. each week, keep it right here. we're "on the money." have a great one, and we'll see you next weekend. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight -- up in flames. wildfires exploding in california. this school engulfed, many homes destroyed. >> let's go! >> thousands of people ordered to get out. >> it's awful. >> almost 4,000 firefighters on the front lines, four seriously hurt trying to beat back the flames. the latest on the intense round-the-clock efforts. >>> trump tackles the heartland. awl donald trump! >> the presidential candid

: onlookers came to the newsstands in droves to buy what is still the highest grossing issue of "penthousemy title as miss america 1984 to the miss america pageant. it was really hard for my mom. there's an incredible amount of shame and humiliation that she was confronted with because of what happened to me. >> reporter: how do you want people to react when they hear you're going to be a judge? >> it's a new day there. there's a lot of people that do feel that i should return. >> fantastic evening. that's what's ma

racy nude photos she had posed for years earlier were sold without her permission to "penthouse" magazinee turned to her parents. >> i said, i don't know what's going on but i'm sorry. we have no idea what's going to happen. i was stupid and i took some pictures and apparently they're coming out. and my parents said, okay, we love you, we'll deal. >> reporter: those photos published, pageant executives gave vanessa 72 hours to resign. >> i would like to start, can everyone hear me? >> reporter: or be stripped of her title. >> i officially relinquish my title of miss america 1984 to the miss america pageant. >> reporter: that resignation, the first and only in the pageant's 95-year history. but the scandal didn't keep vanessa from success. she flourished as a singer with hits like "dreaming." ♪ dreaming >> reporter: vanessa earned 11 grammy nominations before transitioning to tv's "ugly betty." >> loved your perfume. musky. >> reporter: even making her mark on broadway. and now -- >> for the first time in 32 years, former winner vanessa williams returns. >> why now? >> i've got a perfect p

joining me now, charlotte trigs who did this interview in the penthouse here in new york city.ike? >> you know, it's very interesting. i mean, he's obviously comfortable on his turf, in his office, in his penthouse complex that they have. he's a really interesting guy. he was very open. we asked him anything that we wanted and he answered every single question. >> and we forget that he has children, he has a 9-year-old son who lives at home still. >> yeah, he has a young 9-year-old boy, they play golf together, do one-on-one dinners together, to have family bonding time. but he also has four grown children who are all very accomplished. he's very proud of them. he said he prides himself on being a good father. >> and his wife, did she have much to say? >> mel annia said she's not ready to get political yet, but she opened up about her husband's thoughts on immigration. she went through a long process to become a naturalized citizen and thinks everybody is this have to follow the law, and that she's not a "yes" woman. >> did didn't she also say she can't argue with him sometimes

that's what we were looking for this past tuesday when we met trump, on top, in his fifth avenue penthouse in manhattan. he surprised us with news about his tax plan. so, now you've got everybody's attention. >> donald trump: i do have their attention. >> pelley: revolution is easy, governing is hard. and what i'd like to get to is how you intend to govern the country if you are elected president. what's your tax plan? >> trump: it's a substantial reduction for the middle-income people, because our middle class, scott, is being absolutely decimated. it will be a corporate also reduction. i think it'll be a great incentive for corporations. >> pelley: who are you going to raise taxes on? >> trump: if you look at actually raise, some very wealthy are going to be raised. some people that are getting unfair deductions are going to be raised. but overall, it's going to be a tremendous incentive to grow the economy, and we're going to take in the same or more money. and i think we're going to have something that's going to be spectacular. >> pelley: but republicans don't raise taxes. >> trump: w

we have jacuzzi, swimming pools, specialty restaurants onboard, penthouse suites, royal suites. it's absolutely fantastic. >> that's an interesting idea. as soon as they announced they were going to do it, i immediately wanted to stay on the ship, new experience, first time. give it a shot. >> the dream boat is going to stick around till friday. >> not too shabby. >>> just about two hours away from the 49ers' home opener. we're live in santa clara tonight. and the big question right now is how is that traffic? >> former governor arnold schwarzenegger has a new job tonight. why he's getting paid to tell,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> here's a live look from chopper 5 as a crowded levi's stadium getting ready for the kickoff of the season opener. game starts at 7:15 and airs here on kpix 5. traffic computer showing slower traffic than normal. southbound 101 leading up to the stadium. >>> kpix 5's juliette goodrich is at levi's stadium for us tonight. how's it looking? >> no one is in the stands quite yet because they're all out here in the parking lot. take a look at this. is this symbolic of

unit so they're able to offer students, you know, lower end studios or, you know, they do have the penthouse suites, i don't want to talk about that. it's not that much more expensive for them because they can do this more cost efficiently. >> universities must be really bad at this because i had nothing that looked like that, the dumpy dorms. diana, thank you. >> sure. >> okay. see ya later. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. >>> next week, the big change coming to your credit cards that starts in october. each week keep it right here. we're "on the money." have a great one and we'll see you next weekend. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it lets students do homework and study at home. so far more than two million people across america have benefitted. internet essentials is going to transform the lives of families. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. internet essentials from comca

the 1984 pageant winner, who was forced to give up her crown after new photos were published in penthouset her consent. last night the ceo of the pageant formally apologized. >> you have lived your life in grace and dignity and never was it more evident than during the events of 1984, when you resigned. though none of us currently in the organization were involved then, on behalf of today's organization, i want to apologize to you. and to your mother, miss helen williams. i want to apologize for anything that was said or done that made you feel any less than the miss america you are and the miss america you always will be! >> nice apology there. now, let's tush to tennis for a second. after serena williams' loss to unseeded roberta vinci in the u.s. open the twitter universe had an unlikely culprit, drake. the rapper was at the match cheering on william as she began her final leg in her quest to become the sixth player in history to win all four grand slams in a calendar year. could drake be the culprit in serena's shocking loss? the rapper has come to the infamous and has a reputation am

ten-month reign rocked by scandal after nude photos she had taken two years before were published in "penthouse" magazine, prompting the first and only resignation in the pageant's history. >> i do officially relinquish my title. >> reporter: williams revealed it was especially hard for her mother, in an interview with abc's robin roberts. >> there was an incredible amount of shame and humiliation that she was confronted with. >> reporter: but last night, long awaited vindication for williams and her mother. >> i want to apologize to you and to your mother, ms. helen williams. >> reporter: insee davis, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back here from california tonight, a made in america quiz for you. do you know what wd-40 actually stands for? >>> also tonight, the new headline about olive oil and reducing the risk of breast cancer. >>> that suspected jewelry thief caught on camera, wanted now in three states. the fbi hoping to find her before she strikes again. >>> and the humpback wheel, flying out of the water and delivering quite a surprise here in california. what if one piece of kale

. >> the seven-page-spread shot inside the multimillion dollar gold plated penthouse he invited me into. >> this is the dining room. >> trump revealing to "people" he might make changes to his next potential residence 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> maybe touch it up a little bit. the white house is a special place. don't want to do too much touching. >> just as the donald makes his highly anticipated return to the no spin zone. the two burying the hatchet -ish. >> you have to change your style and be a bit kinder d more mature mature. is that a fair question? >> well, i think it's fair. i think the word mature is not appropriate. >> but the title president would

it is going on right below his penthouse. kennedy: that's right.opless ladies out with a broom? or should we find him and steal his shirt and paint all over his movies? if the americans with charlie the duff on fox. welcome back. >> i. kennedy: i went out and saw them. is this really the prime indicator the new york is turning into a hellhole? >> did you go topless? i did. kennedy: i have gone topless in new york too many times to count. >> drinking. [laughter] kennedy: it does not take my friend johnny walker for me to lose this sherbet colored gift. >> try ice. >> is this really the prime indicator the new york city is turning back into a hellhole? >> you know, i think it bothers people in their wondering. i mean,, murder is optimal robberies up, rape is up. bombs taking baths and the fountains. the cops are standing down. rightly new yorkers want to know where the city is going when you have elmo going on anti- somatic rants and spiderman groping people in naked chicks walking around, it's a fair question. kennedy: i don't think they are as offe

>> the duplex penthouse. project that is under construction right now.not been priced yet. that will have a heist price tag and not fall under it. -- it is going to be for bedroom. really cutid is they out a lot of the four bedrooms and three bedrooms. they focused it on ones and twos the averaging of the appointments of the buildings will sell for average of $2200 a foot. for people listening outside of your city that seems crazy. matt: new york is terribly expensive. thank you for joining us. ahead, from online to brick-and-mortar rate the first showroom in new york. what does that mean? we will ask the ceo about her new store. ♪ matt: welcome back. in new york, fashion week is a big deal. if you are in the market for some new fall close they just launched their first in person shopping experience. the company's ceo joins me now with a look at why, what, and how. populars been hugely for years now. online shopping experience is grate but people want to touchdowns stock, see it, hold it, and take it home. this is the first place they can do that? >> tha