a penthouse. the planning code does have an exception to allow additional height for above the height limit for certain conditions. an elevator penthouse isment to include elevator equipment. > >>> it's not meant to include another floor for the elevator. it talks about that exemption does not include things that are occupied or anything beyond elevator equipment, so here, we have an elevate i don't remember going up ten to 15 feet above the height limit, and it's creating an excesstive bulk. the other funny thing about site lines when you're on a hill is oftentimes, you're not standing on the ground looking at a building up like you're in a flat situation, that this is not on the top of the hill. there's several properties that will be impacted by such a large thing on top of this as this roof deck. so in -- in closing, i would just -- i think this property has been here for a long time. i will be excited to see something happen there. it's kind of a hole in the neighborhood; however, i don't thi

. >>> and the mystery behind a penthouse has been solved. >> remember in 2014, someone bought a six-bedroomplex in the 157 skyscraper, known as the billionaire building. they paid just over $100 million. the buyer was unknown until now. >> the wall street journal says the owner is dell technologies founder and ceo, michael dell. the purchase price is a record thachlt is a lot. >> he can afford it. his net worth, as of this month was $23.5 billion. >> no big deal. >> he found that in the sofa cushions and decided to buy himself a penthouse. >>> new legal trouble for it governor of missouri after he admitted to an affair. we have details on the felony charge he's facing. >> and in the skinny. will smith at it again proving he's the new star of social media. but first a look at today's forecast. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't cl

this originally as a penthouse. that was reduced down in discussions with the neighbor. became a hatch, and then, the roof deck itself was the full perimeter and that was set back 5 feet. >> commissioner moore: we still need to think about the fact that we have bedrooms looking toward the house, right into the building on union street, and that we have living rooms looking right across the alley, so you are 17 feet away from the living space across the alley, and you are even closer to the rear of the other buildings of union street. so what i would like to suggest is bring in the deck from both north and south by an additional 3 feet. that would allow a person who stands on the deck not to really have personal recognition anymore in looking into -- into other people's rooms and recognizing people. that's what i would ask. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> vice president richards: i'm a little bit confused. we had other dr's where personal space or recognition, you could see it at 25 or 65 feet. what is it? >> commissioner moore: it is that way, but just giv

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years how many films did you and your team watch and how many want up in the festival programme yes penthouse in the film i get thousands of movies i don't know how many i watched and also our selection committee watches hundreds yes we three curators also watched hundreds we ended up with forty seven movies in total that that number wasn't fixed beforehand because active on it's just in time so if we went out into the world to latin america and asia traveled throughout europe africa and india. everywhere we asked what is occupying movie makers and their protagonists these days. give up or talk and that's how we found our topics and the powerful movies we wanted to showcase in our potter rama. because he's a fitness instructor that was forty seven movies in total feature films and documentaries we have twenty documentaries which is very important to us because the us what did you discover. what moviemakers occupied was now. a decisive resistance to male mikey's no one patriarchal power structures. how the christian church interferes in our lives. and to binary gender roles and hetero normativ

they threw a really nice party for me and their penthouse as a younger kid my first book and low and behold in a tuxedo was walter cronkite. i kept an eye out and when he got to me he said that was a wonderful time we had sailing together. he thought it was david's son. he always put in a position to say you know. i wa was onstage recently with a very prominent person interviewing him and he kept asking me as you wrote about grant, the hamilton point how many of you have someone walk up and they are convinced that you are some other person? i have one which was phil donahue. nobody cared when the show went off the air if i did because of the great treatment. >> baker ran for the attorney general and 78 and he lost. he was on his way out to the ranch and filling up his truck with gas and a boy walks up to him and says has anybody told you you look a lot like jimmy baker. he says yes, sometimes. he said doesn't that just piss you off? [laughter] we will never be by this terrific panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] .. >> many other authors are here. later marches the virginia fe

it's been a few years, four to be exact, since someone paid a record amount for a new york city penthousenally know who that person is. the 11,000-square-foot duplex in the exclusive 157 skyscraper right there near central park. six bedrooms, six bathrooms. >> high-end real estate and know the buyer, dell founder and ceo, michael dell. the cost of the apartment at just over $100 million is the highest price for a home ever sold in new york. >> yep. >> dell is worth billions of dollars. >>> a guy -- >> he can afford it. >> yeah, 23 billion, it's okay. >>> a guy in india, in the meantime, is the new record holder for drinking ketchup. >> yum. >> he did it through a straw. that's about 14 ounces of ketchup sucked up in 25 seconds. he loved it, as you can see. the guy is no stranger to records, though in yeah, a few years ago, he set another record by holding 22 lit candles in his mouth and holds another record for eating grapes. they say stuffing -- the stuffing records are his specialty. >> that's his thing. >> apparently that's a category. >>> and a woman in tennessee is adding a little ki

. >>> and the mystery behind a record setting penthouse purchase in manhattan han-sol ved. >> rememberionaire building. they paid just over $100 million. the buyer was unknown until now. >> the wall street journal says the owner is dell technologies founder and ceo, michael dell. the purchase price is a record for manhattan. that says a lot. >> he can afford it. his net worth, as of this month was $23.5 billion. >> no big deal. >> yeah. >> he found that in the sofa cushions and decided to buy himself a penthouse. >> apparently a lot of people were buying dells way back when. >>> new legal trouble for it governor of missouri after he admitted to an affair. we have details on the felony charge he's facing. >> and in the skinny. will smith at it again proving he's the new star of social media. but first a look at today's forecast. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket i

they threw a nice party for me in their new york penthouse. was a young kid in my first book sitting at the desk of my signing pen on dean acheson and lo and behold in a tuxedo was walter cronkite in line. i thought wow the guy watched in ohio is coming to my book signing on dean acheson. i kept an eye on him and i was talking to other people. when he got up to me he said that was a wonderful time we had sailing together. [laughter] he thought i was david's son. you are in that position to say well you know. i corrected him and i watched them slink out. >> a whole category on this i was on stage with a varied prominent person interviewing him and he kept asking me, as you wrote about your hamilton point. you think i am -- how did you handle that? >> something like this happens. how many of you have had someone walk up to an airport and they are convinced you are some other person? i used to be someone -- phil donahue. i got such great treatment. the show went off the air but i got good treatment. >> a great jim baker story. jim baker ran the o

below that, for mere mortals, who have large families or just want to live in a penthouse like many ofmillion is really accessible for a lot of new york nationals. lawyers, doctors. definitely not journalists. [laughter] carol: really successful journalists. write a book that gets turned into a movie. >> fair enough. but, below $10 million is within the realm of stability for a lot -- possibility for a lot of people. once you get above $10 million, $15 million, you have to be truly wealthy to afford these things. carol: the single homes that are six floors. even more come actually. -- even more, actually. oftentimes seven with a subbasement. these are huge. they are oftentimes more than 10,000 square feet. you have to want that. ultimately, a lot of people don't and this is a real problem for the market. julia: to what extent is it about demand is changing and people don't want these big houses or perhaps an apartment where they can entertain more easily? >> a lot of the people who are selling these do not need to sell them. if you can live in one already, you are not desperate to unlo

department presidents, president is unschooled in foreign-policy and the american delegation is in the penthouse at the fairmont hotel with the french, british and russians and seem to cross from all top and the soviet delegation and vandenberg was the strongest character, the strongest personality and most forceful figure. he was also the one that even the democrats knew they needed to win approval of any kind of charter in the united states senate and the each got to choose an advisor to bring with them to san francisco and he chose john foster dulles who had been thomas dewey's shadow secretary state and significant figure in and would later become a significant figure in foreign-policy and the latin americans have a disproportionate share of the votes at the un because so much of the rest of the world was either were their colonies or axis powers and the assistant secretary for latin american affairs was nelson rockefeller who was also close to vandenberg, so vandenberg it's really those three republicans led by vandenberg who have the votes in the senate, the votes among united nation's cou

well is dry, most likely strewn with garbage, gatorade bottles, cigarette butts, old nudie mags, penthouset of thing. and since the well was dug in 1881, we have to assume the president is currently surrounded with human skeletons, a grounds keeper, warren g. harding's mistress, and so forth. it seems a little outlandish. does it, meat puppet? [ chuckles ] well, this is my realm, a binary reality of ones and zeros! you can't catch me, ted, for i am the [ distorted voice ] data lord! [ laughs maniacally ] pure information! unbound by the petty strictures of matter, manipulating cyber pulses in a digital orchestra. [ normal voice ] h-h-h-h-h-h-h-ha! ha! ha! ha! okay. thanks, carl. he does this. he'll tire himself out eventually. in the meantime, target has released a new litter of seasonal workers from its corporate birthing sack. genetically identical team members will be put down after the holiday rush. returning now to hurricane randy. [ guitar riff plays ] not every story of the storm is a nightmarish fox-trot with a dance partner named death. sometimes it's an uplifting waltz with a hom

i'm a civil servant, at heart, and going up to this penthouse apartment and it's a little unnerving. the elevator opens up into his apartment and we sit in this really formal living room, and i can hardly see him on the other side of the room because of the glare from the bay, from floor-to-ceiling window and it's not going particularly well. we're really -- doesn't care about cute students to begin with and this is not helpful if you're a deep of the school. then he said something, i realize, i isn't that the to page to pickers? he then tells me rhymes of broccoli, amacilo and i start learning about the coalition, start learning about what they're trying to accomplish, learning about their porch eventually he introduce note greg and laura and gerardo and lucas, and i visit. and the question is, this is really interesting. i care. it is horrible what has been happening and i'm like everyone else, appalled by the conditions that are rampant in american agricultures today. go bag to the bens of to country, go back to slavery and uneasy recommendation ship with immigrants and immigratio